Rocky Mountain Barmen Defeat the Casteel Cleaners 8 to 2
In 1938 at Legion Park Leo Schneider starred as the Rocky Mountain Barmen triumphed 8 to 2 over the Casteel Cleaners. Houston went 3 for 4 to lead a nine hit attack, while Munger struggled with control and the Cleaners capitalized on errors to score twice.
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Pacific Coast League results from San Diego to Los Angeles
In San Diego the Padres beat Sacramento 4 to 1 as Walker and Grubs pitched. Oakland defeated Hollywood 4 to 2 with Van Fleet Lindell and Raintjonds contributing. Seattle hosted Fortiad as Hutchinson and Spitdel led the attack. In San Francisco Los Angeles won 6 to 2 behind Lillard Colling Frazier Bal plow and Sprioz.
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American Association R He Milwankas Milwankas st Indianenolia
The Milwankas game against the Indianenolia club was postponed due to wet grounds, causing a reschedule. Officials cited unsafe field conditions and pending weather.
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Veron Kennedy Defeats Yankees In Dominant Win
Ver on Kennedy pitched seven innings of five-hit ball keeping the Yankees scoreless through seven before Lou Gehrig Will Dickey and Frank Crosetti hit home runs in the eighth and ninth as the Tigers edged New York 8 to 3. Kennedy earned his eighth straight win of the season.
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Legion Juniors Meet at Legion Park for Evening Workout
Members of the American Legion Junior baseball squad plan a 5 o'clock workout at Legion Park tonight under Manager Ernie Smith. He stressed full attendance to sharpen fundamentals and said past members who exceed the age limit are not considered, with current players plus interested youths welcome on alternate-day sessions.
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Giants Remain in Slump as Balers Hold Hard
In St Louis on June 1 the sixth-place Cardinals defeated cellar-dwelling Philadelphia 9 to 4. Joe Medwick had four hits including his fifth homer. Enos Slaughter homered and drove in three. Medwick led the attack with three RBIs, while Slaughter added two homers and seven runs batted in between. Philadelphia’s pitching trio of Mulcahy, Marre, and Smith struggled, as Stein and Corbett paired infield plays for St Louis.
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Best Shots Of Big Shots In Golf History
Golf observers agree Bobby Jones struggled with mental conditionality affecting his putting and performance, notably in recent Masters tournaments, marking a decline in form and raising questions about his career trajectory.
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Golf putting tips to maintain control and smooth stroke
A coaching snippet notes wrist freedom matters on the green. Tense forearms from rough tee shots can stifle a putt, so loosen grip and avoid ropey wrists. Focus on guiding the ball to the cup with a smooth stroke despite mishits.
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When the Smoke Had Rolled Away
National League results show New York 1 Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 9, Boston Chicago postponed by rain. American League scores list Detroit 8 New York 4 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia Chicago 4 Washington. Today’s games include Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia among others.
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Dauber and Cravat Set to Lead Belmont Stakes Finish
Riddle predicts Dauber and Cravat, grandsons of Man o War, will finish one two in the Belmont Stakes. Dauber, strong closer, is favored to win, with Cravat as possible second after a strong Preakness showing. Cravat improved after a disappointing Florida spring but remains a contender alongside other late-closers in a field described as second-rate outside Cravat.
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Triangle Teaagds Win Games In City Softball League
The Triangle softball club beat the Distillers 7 to 2 at Carroll College field as Leary tripled with the bases loaded in the fifth and Murphy added a home run for the lagers. Triangle's battery was Leary and McGlyon. In the second game Held Texaco defeated Western Life 15 to 5 with no stats available.
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Lawson Little aims for return to top golf ranks
Chicago golf column notes Lawson Little’s long road back after mixed Open results. It recalls his 1934 1995 British and American championships, his 1938 Nations Open miss, and Canadian Open missteps, then reports his recent Open qualification at Driver and improving putting touch through play on varied courses.
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Loo for Americans IV Derby to Be Rich
London June 1 Ticket buyers in the United States paid about six million eight hundred thousand dollars for a chance at sudden wealth in the English derby sweepstakes at Epsom Downs. One thousand three hundred eighty two winning tickets shared two million nine hundred twenty thousand fifty dollars returned to the United States. Five on Boss Russell the winner won one million three hundred ninety thousand dollars each seven hundred sixty thousand. Eleven on Scottish Union Second won seventy five thousand one hundred dollars each three hundred twenty five thousand. Lever on Psch third won sixty thousand nine hundred dollars each three hundred fifty thousand. On non Winning horses five hundred eighty two won two thousand six hundred fifty dollars each one million four hundred twelve thousand four hundred eighty. There were seven hundred eighty four three hundred ninety dollar consolation prizes thirty seven thousand. And thirty two five thousand eight hundred residual prizes two hundred sixty five thousand six hundred.
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Runs Batted In Highlights From the Day
In a battered box of mixed lines, players from the Red Sox Cubs and Tigers show key RBIs and plate actions. Notable mentions include Halen Giagia and McCarthy with incremental runs, while York and Glinla contribute in scattered at bats. The fragment hints at a multi-team scoring context without full game details.
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Bois Ranesel Wins 160th Derby Amid Heavy Rain in Epsom
In a drenched Derby at Epsom, Bois Ranesel ridden by Charlie Elliott overcomes Pasch and Scottish Union to claim victory before about 400,000 spectators including the royal party. Jockey Elliott boxed in the field, then surged ahead in the final stretch to win by four lengths. Pasch, the 9 to 4 favorite, faded to trailing positions as Scottish Union finished second.
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Italian welterweight Turiello defeats Harold Brown in Queensboro arena
New York June 1. Sayario Turiello, a flashy Italian welterweight weighing 147 pounds, gained a decision over rugged Harold Brown of Chicago tonight in the feature bout at Queensboro arena. Brown weighed 147 then.
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