Reds Tape Cubs in Night Game Surge to 7th Straight Win
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3 as Paul Derringer and Curt Davis battled on the mound. The win moved Cincinnati within a half game of the New York Giants, extending Dressen’s surge with a red pants and cream shirt novelty that drew a huge crowd.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Chuck Dressen
Reds
Dressen
Crosley
Derringer
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Paul Derringer
Curt Davis
New York Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
Tigers
White Sox
Davis
Jimmy Dea
Johnny Gill
Ival Foodsman
Les Scarsella
Babe Herman
Chicago
Steel Union Controversy Flares At Portsmouth Clash
A Portsmouth area labor dispute escalates as union organizers face accusations of coercion and intimidation near a plant in New Ohio. A 17 hour union meeting precedes a fatal beating, with officials urging proper protection and legal action. A Twilight Baseball opener draws 150 spectators as the Colored All-stars defeat the Black Hawks 8 to 4.
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Steel Union
New Ohio
Portmouth
Steel Concern
England
Reed
Portsmouth
Murray
SWOC
National Labor Relations Board
Amalgamated
Spectato
Black Hawks
Marshall Is Bout Winner In Columbus Title Clash
Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado defeated Ali Baba the Turk in 39 minutes 20 seconds to retain the world heavyweight wrestling title. Marshall held two diamond belts after the victory before 8,763 spectators. The Colorado Youth association match awarded him a Midwest belt, with undisputed status hinging on future commission recognition. A separate report notes E. M. Am, 33, a Mico butcher, suffered a fractured skull in a fall at home and is in critical condition.
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Columbus
Ali Baba
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
AM Baba
Dick Shikat
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Colorado
Marshall
Baseball Scores and Schedules From National and Minor Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati defeating Chicago 4 to 3 with other games not scheduled. Today STL at PIT, PHI at BROOKlyn, NY at BOS. American League notes Detroit Chicago rain. only game. Standings unchanged. MID-ATLANTIC League AP reports Portsmouth 10 8 Johnstown 7 Zanesville 10 9 Charleston 9. Dayton Akron rain.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Associated Press
Portsmouth
Johnstown
Rain Threatens Halt To Grand Circuit Program
Rain began yesterday and threatens to stop the second day of grand circuit racing at North Randall track in Cleveland. The featured event, the $1,650 rainy day sweep stakes, may be affected after a downpour halted the inaugural card. Dominion Grattan, Canadian bred and ridden by Tommy Berry, won all three miles of the $1,000 Edwards stakes before 3,000 spectators.
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Cleveland
North Randall Track
Dominion
Huntington golfer scores long hole in one at Guyan Club
Ross Wright joined the hole in one club at Guyan Country Club No 14. Wright’s ball stopped 14 inches beyond the cup before Milt Pfister’s shot toppled it in. Club pro Jack Curley advised Wright on restoring the ball or accepting the ace.
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Charleston
Ross Wright
Huntington
Milt Pfister
Secor
Wright
Guyan Country Club
Pfister
Jack Curley
Randolph
Pocahontas Counties
State Conservation Commission
Di Maggio tops Yankees profits in big league report
Associated Press notes Joe DiMaggio pays the Yankees huge profits as other sports topics swirl. Mentions Buddies, Hassett, Coffey, and various boxing, football, and college items. Scouts and managers tour Europe seeking guards and tackles while New York teams pursue talent and new faces.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Joe di Maggio
Yankees
Hock Whitney
Tommy Hitchcock
Park Avenue Toffs
Ab’ Simons
Dodgers
Buddy Hassett
Jack Coffey
Fordham
Europe
Jimmy Bronson
Billy McCarney
Walter
North Carolina
N.C
W. Winchell
Tom O'Rourke
Tax Schmeling
Cubs
Curt Davis
Bill O'Brien
Ellsworth Vines
Bitsy Grant
Mike
Mike Jacobs
Freddy Steele
Babe Risko
Giants
van Mungo
Bill Terry
Boxing Commission
Willie Pal
Albany
Jack Sharkey
Phil Brubaker
Col. Tom
San Francisco News
Laird
Pennsylvania
Pepper Martin
Rip Collins
New York Football Giants
Morehead Teachers College Names Johnson Top Coach
Ellis Johnson of Ashland Ky named head football and basketball coach at Morehead Teachers College succeeding G D Downing who becomes head of physical education. Len Miller of Lexington named assistant. Both signed one year contracts. Johnson and Miller former Kentucky athletes with prior coaching stints in Ashland and Coal Grove and Williamson W Va.
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Morehead
H. A. Babb
Board of Regents
Morehead Teachers College
Ellis Johnson
Ashland
G. D. Downing
Department of Physical Education
Len Miller
Lexington
Johnson
W. D. Scroggins
Miller
University of Kentucky
Wildcats
Ashland High School
Coal Grove
University of
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Jonson
Williamson
W. Va
Joe Greenberg Homers Three Times For Johnstown Win
Johnstown pitcher hitter Joe Greenberg brother of Hank Greenberg hit three homers and a single driving in six runs and scoring four as Johnstown won the second game of a doubleheader against Portsmouth 5 to 4 after losing the opener 10 to 2. In another Mid-Atlantic game Zanesville Greys beat Charleston 10-9 with Buchoski homering in the ninth to decide. Sadd hit his 28th homer of the season in the fifth.
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Associated Press
Joe Greenberg
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Johnstown
Portsmouth
Jowns
Zanesville Greys
Charleston
Buchoski
Sadd
Huntington
Canton
Dayton
Akron
Zanesville
Women Start Tennis Play at Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Eight leading women players contested Wimbledon quarterfinals with American Helen Jacobs favored to reach the semifinals over Anita Lizana. England's Dorothy Round faced Hilda Kraehwinkel Sperling as Kay Stammers met Jadwiga Jedrzejowska and Simone Mathieu played Marie-Louise Horn. In the men’s draw Don Budge prepared for Fred Perry and Bunny Austin to meet Baron Gottfried von Cramm as Perry and von Cramm could meet in the final if seeds hold.
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Helen Jacobs
United States
Helen Wills Moody
Miss Jacobs
Anita Lizana
England
Dorothy Round
Hilda Krah-winker Sperling
Germany
Denmark
Kay Stammers
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Poland
Mme
Simone Mathieu
Marie-Louise Horn
Don Budge
Fred Perry
Budge
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Perry
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
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Fights Last Night in Four Cities Roundups
In New York Tony Marino stopped Baltazar Sangchili in a 115 1 2 pound bout. In Chicago Milt Aron halted Frankie Sagilio at 144. Hartford saw Jimmy Leto outpoint Casper La Rosa. Newark reports Mike Barto stopping Dick McClintic.
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New York
Tony Marino
Pittsburgh
Balthazar Sangchili
Spain
Chicago
Milt Aron
Dubuque
Iowa
Frankie Sagilio
Hartford
Conn
Jimmy Leto
Casper la Rosa
Newark
N. J
Mike Barto
Dick McClintic
Harrigon
N. Y
WRESTLING LAST NIGHT IN COLUMBUS AND PHILADELPHIA
Everett Marshall of Colorado defeated Ali Baba of Detroit in 39 minutes 20 seconds. Dave Levin of New York beat Joe Savaldi of Three Oaks, Michigan in 28 minutes 21 seconds. Police in Clarksburg, June 30, ordered a ban on shooting fireworks after complaints. Arthur Jenkins of Falmont was arrested.
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Philadelphia
Dave Levin
New York
Joe Savaldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Beda
Ross
Clarksburg
Roy C. Ross
Arthur Jenkins
Falmont
Katherine Hepburn Spotlighted as Golfer in Movie Talk
Hollywood reports Katherine Hepburn as a strong golfer who could beat male players if she trained. Bing Crosby and Del Baker are cited discussing her game and potential. The piece also shifts to Detroit Tigers notes about injuries, Baker’s optimism, and team prospects.
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Hollywood
Calif
Katherine Hepburn
Novak
Bing Crosby
Bel-Air
Chicago
Mickey Cochrane
al- Delmad
David Baker
Detroit Tigers
Baker
Bengals
Cochrane
Detroit
New York Yankees
White Sox
al Simmons
Hank Greenberg
Spark Plug
Outfit
Alvin Crowder
Del
Yanks
Rowe
Philadelphia
Simmons
Greenberg
Funds Needed to Send American Track Team to Berlin
America's Olympic track and field team faces a fundraising crunch as two weeks remain. Officials aim to raise about 50,000 dollars for the track squad, with a final tryout at Randall's Island Stadium on June 11-12 and an anticipated 30,000 dollar gate.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
America
Berlin
Avery Brundage
Randall's Island Stadium
Oarsmen Schedule Busy Week With Olympic Trials and Henley
American rowers face a packed week with Olympic eight-oared trials at Princeton featuring Washington defending its crown against California Navy and others. Four-oared, singles and quads trials follow on Schuylkill with junior varsity crews. The Henley Regatta on the Thames opens tomorrow as Kent, Ta rpor, Browne and Nichols send schoolboys and Union Boat Club of Boston competes.
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New York
America
Lake Carnegie
Princeton
N. J
Washington
Poughkeepsie
California
Navy
Pennsylvania
New York A. C
Penn A. C
Philadelphia
West Side
Buffalo
Olympic
Schuylkill
England
Royal Henley
Thames
Tee
Kent School
Kent
Record Heat and Road Plans Shape State Efforts
REcord heat continues as officials draft a program to aid drought relief. Proposals for farm to market roads and small water conservation dams are being formed, with federal and state estimates indicating impact for 83,000 families.
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