Giants Rout Cardinals In Ten Inning Vaudeville Bit
Giants beat Cardinals 10-9 in ten innings after a wild game with five homers and 13 runs in the seventh. Johnny McCarthy, first hit of year, drove in the winning run in the tenth. Pirates and Phillies split, Phils win 4-2 in eighth on Johnny Rizzo homer, then Pirates rally to 11-6 in game two. Yankees halt skid 3-1 over Indians as DiMaggio drives in two. Athletics beat Browns 9-4. White Sox defeat Senators 7-6. Red Sox nip Tigers 3-1 to close the series.
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Phils
Giants
Johnny McCarthy
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cy Blanton
Joe Bowman
Johnny Rizzo
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
DiMaggio
Frank Crosetti
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Tigers
National League yesterday results and standings shortened
Yesterday in the National League Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 to 6 and St Louis defeated New York 9 to 10. Cincinnati at Boston was postponed. Standings show Cincinnati leading with 88 wins and 20 losses, followed by Brooklyn 34 20, New York unknown, Chicago 93 29, Pittsburgh 23 32, St Louis 22 33, Boston 19 32. Today's games list Chicago at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia with specified probable pitchers.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Tain
L. Pat
Brooklyn
Chicago
Lee
Wyatt
Schumacher
Mulcahy
Baseball scores and pitching matchup from today
In American League play New York defeated Cleveland 3 to 1 and Boston beat Detroit 3 to 1 while Chicago triumphed 7 to 6 over Washington and Philadelphia won 9 to 4 against St. Louis. Detroit faced St. Louis at night with Newsom, 9-1, opposing Harris, 5-3, the only game scheduled.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Newsom
Harris
Baer Talks Big Fight With Galento in Jersey City
Sid Feder notes Max Baer’s confidence and quirks ahead of the Tuesday night bout with Tony Galento in Jersey City. Baer weighs 215 pounds for the clash and says he plans to break Galento with force, training alongside imitators of the opponent’s fighting style.
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Sid Feder Pompton
Lakes
N. J
Maxie Baer
Tony Galinto
Jersey City
Max
Maxie
Rassler
Ann Hoblitzell Plans To Defend Golf Title
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS June 27 The defending champion Ann Hoblitzell plans to defend her women's amateur golf title next week and will face challengers including outsider contenders. Hoblitzell first won the crown in 1935 by defeating Fritzi Stifel Quarrier and last year repeated the victory over Stifel’s mother Mrs E W Stifel of Wheeling. Ed Tutwiler of Mt Hope, aged 20, also announced defense of the men's title.
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Ann Hoblitzell
Parkersburgh
Ed Tutwiler
Mt. Hope
Hoblitzell
Fritzi Stifel
Fritizi’s
E. W. Stifel
Wheeling
Yesterday's stars shine in tight league games
Joe DiMaggio led the Yankees with two singles in a 3-1 win over Cleveland as Sam Chapman of the Athletics went five-for-five against the Browns. Lou Finney of the Red Sox added two doubles and a single against Detroit, Luke Appling sparked the White Sox on a 15-hit night versus the Senators with two doubles and a single. Johnny McCarthy of the Giants singled with the bases loaded in the tenth.
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New York
Indians
Sam Chapman
Athletics
Browns
Lou Finney
Red Sox
Tigers
Luke Appling
White Sox
Senators
Johnny McCarthy
Giants
Johnny Rizzo Slugging Since He Joined Phils
Johnny Rizzo, the outfielder traded to the Phillies from Cincinnati for Morrie Arnovich on June 15 and arriving June 18, has slugged 17 hits in 33 at bats for a .515 average. In a doubleheader against Pittsburgh yesterday he went six for seven with a homer, triple and double.
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Johnny Rizzo
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Phillies
Phils
Morrie Arnovich
Reds
Lefty Greenberg Upsets Seeded Players At Tennis Nationals
Sey mour Greenberg, a 19 year old left hander from Northwestern and holder of the national public parks title, upset seventh seed William Gillispie of Miami 6 1 6 1 to reach the round of 16 at the national intercollegiate tennis championships in Haverford. His victory plus other top seeds like Don McNeill Joe Hunt and Frank Guernsey highlighted a day that narrowed a 67 player field to 16.
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Seymour Greenberg
Greenberg
William Gillispie
Northwestern University
Gillispie
Miami University
Don McNeill
Kenyon
Joe Hunt
Navy
Frank Guernsey
Rice Institute
Pitchers Get Honors As Huntington Wins Battle
The Associated Press reports an 8-5 Huntington win as pitchers dominated with Logan’s Willis Mounts and Huntington’s Walter Small each hitting home runs. Ashland defeated Bluefield 2-1 in a separate game with limited hitting, and Williamson and Welch split a doubleheader, Williamson winning 10-2 and Welch 4-6. Welch travels to Huntington, Logan to Ashland, and Williamson to Bluefield.
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Huntington
Associated Press
Logan
Aces
Willis Mounts
Logan _ twirler
Walter Small
Ashland
Bluefield
Williamson
Welch
Good Fights Planned in Fairmont Promises Night of Boxing
In Fairmont a pro boxing card features Carl Turner defending against Ralph Gizzy in an 8:45 p.m. welterweight headliner at the Jackson Street Armory. The six-round semi final pits Robbie Williams against Joe Mattis. other bouts include Frankman vs Pucci and Drake vs Coleman. Referee Aster Cline is announced. promoter Hosea Wyer expects a near capacity crowd.
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Jackson Street Armony
Fairmont
Fairmont Unit of
National Guards
Carl Turner
Rent State
Ralph Gizzy
Donora
Pat
Robbie Williams
Clarksburg
Williams
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Charlie Burns
Cumberland
Tommy Daniels
George LeGone
Joe Mattis
Charleroi
Harrison
Keystone State
Frankman
Mattis
Ossie Harris
Pittsburgh Bearcat
Turner
Robbie
Leroy Frankman
Tony Galen
West Poison for Yankees West Poison for Yankees
New York sports column notes a poor West Coast series for the Yankees and hints at rumors of a leaguewide break. It cites Max Baer on Tony Galento, radio feuds with Larry MacPhail, helmet debates in baseball, Dempsey Luttrell prestige, and Al Simmons’s eight straight hitting run with the Athletics.
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New York
Yanks
Max Baer
Tony Galento
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Larry MacPhail
Dodger
Hoover
Begn
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Hank Lelpeer
Joe Medwick
Pee Wee Reese
Nile Kinnick
Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
Dempsey~ Luttrell
Fleischer
Washington
Zeke Bonara
Jersey City
al Simmons
Athletics
Riggs Marble Lead Tri-State Tennis Tourney
National champions Bobby Riggs and Alice Marble advanced toward finals at Cincinnati while Marble teams with Mary Arnold for a national clay courts doubles playoff. Riggs defeated Ben Hemsley as Hare of England moved past Deacon Parsons in the West Virginia event.
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Parks
Helen Bernard
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Earl Bartlett
New Orleans
Jane Wagner
Ben Hemsley
Charles Hare
England
Aloun
Deacon Parsons
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Charleston
Hare
National AAA golf championship second round at Ekwanok
In Manchester Vermont the national collegiate AAA golf championship shifted to match play after three days of rain. Top seeds Burke of Georgetown and Ramsel of LSU are unlikely to meet until the quarterfinals as the field narrows from 32 to eight. Alexander of Duke and McDowell of LSU loom for a potential third round clash. Rain forced semi finals to two 18 holes and a double round final is planned for Saturday.
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Ekwanok
Johnny Burke
Georgetown
Lee Ramsel
Louisiana State
Skip" Alexander
Duke
Bert McDowell
Milwaukee and Miami boxing results reported
Fights last night list Milwaukee fighter Tony Cianciola and Tony Bruno with rounds and records, and Miami fighter Buaagy Kinda knocking out Karl Johnson. Details include weights and locations, with brief bout notes.
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Milwaukee
Tony Cianciola
Tony Bruno
Miami
Buaagy Kinda
Karl Johnson
Norway
Benda Breaks Loop's Record In Thrilling Win
Flemington defeats Pruntytown 3 to 2 as Benda strikes out 18, a league record. Early seventh tied 2-2, McGee miscatches a fly ball after stepping in a ditch. Peerless Elites vs. Fetterman game announced for this evening at Fetterman.
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Pruntytown
Benda
Flemington
Lawson
D. Shaw
H. McGee
McGee
Fetterman
W. Shaw
Robinson
Spencer
Whitehair
Ifgol
J. Keener
Pugh
E. Keener
Malnutrition Causes and Diets Revealed by Dr Clendening
Dr Clendening examines factors behind malnutrition including environment appetite and food intake. He notes that practical nutrition hinges on calories vitamins digestion and activity, and presents a sample underweight diet plan with meals and approximate value.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Phys
GOP for Peace and Third Term Debate in Platform
The platform argued for maintaining peace and defense while upholding international law. It warned the New Deal ignored modern mechanized defense and noted Roosevelt’s statements showing unpreparedness. A constitutional two-term limit was favored, but likely folded into defense and peace themes.
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GOP For Peace
Roosevelt
Appeal to True Democrats and New Deal Critique
The piece argues against Democratic concealment of party names to lure dissenting Republicans. It accuses the New Deal of inflaming class hatred, domesticating the deficit, and using public funds for politics. Proposals call for curbing reciprocal trade deals, amending the Wagner Act, and localizing relief administration with soil conservation payments for farmers.
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Relief Administration
Kennedy Gives Continued From Name One
Fragmentary wartime remark suggests urging readiness to travel to America and secure suitable accommodations while warning against delaying departure as the war persists. The speaker stresses personal risk for those who stay.
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Kennedy
America
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