Roundup of Baseball History and Amateur Golf News
The column charts old baseball records from 1888 to the 1890s and notes recent amateur pro golf results with Jimmy Dett leading a 68 score in Detroit. It mentions Lieut Dunbar, Lieut V Grace, Gregory Reeser, and a Chicago White Sox incident with Frisch. Also previews officials and coaching changes and cites Helen Dettweiler and Tommy Fitzgerald as guest star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ernie Lani
International League
George *K
Connie Mack
Wright
Troy
Washon
Senators
American Associa
Brooklyn
Jimmy Det
Detroit
Plum Club
Jimmy
Rlo
Helen Dettweiler
Ashington
D. C
Ferry
Milwaukee Shore High
Bill Olson
Lloyd
NYU Track Team Elects Capt. Kintisch for Next Year
Service Dept. Pvt. Irving Kintisch stationed at Fort Bragg is elected captain of the New York University track team for next year. Teammates figure he will lead the squad with firm discipline and depth of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Kintisch
Fort Bragg
N. C
New York University
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Fights From Last Night Reported in Three Cities
Boxing results list Tony Galento KO'd Herbie Katz in Tampa. Jimmy McLarnin outpointed Jose Domingo Boro in New Bedford. Victor Flores defeated Don McLean in Los Angeles.
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Tampa
Fla
Tony Galento
Jersey City
N. J
Herbie Katz
New York
New Bedford
Mass
Jimmy McLarnin
Jose Domingo Boro
Colombia
Los Angeles
Victor Flores
Mexico City
Don McLean
Red Birds Triumph In Tremendous Cardinals Dodgers Scrape
The Cardinals edged the Dodgers 11-9 in 12 innings as Marion Martin’s sensational fielding and Harry Walker’s two run homer paced St. Louis. The game featured 35 hits, 20 for the Cards and 15 for Brooklyn, with nine pitchers used. The outcome narrows the gap to first place as the two rivals clash again tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Gailey
Associated Press
National League
Brooklyn Dodger
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Racing
Redbirds
Harry
Littl Dixie) Walker
Marion Martin
Walker
Dee Moore
Harry Brecheen
Marion
Rube Melton
Old Time Driver Sees Auto Racing Fade After War
San Francisco June 2 Ay Tommy Milton, veteran racer and two time Indianapolis winner, argues postwar air travel dulls interest in racing and doubts a revival. He envisions continent spanning auto highways with tolls and unlimited speed, plastics cars, and delayed output until orders clear. In other notes, Pinky Higgins homered for the Yankees in Detroit.
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San Francisco
Tommy Milton
Indianapolis Speedway
Milton
South America
Cox trades boost Phillies in swift player swap
Philadelphia owner Bill Cox accelerates roster changes by swapping outfielders with St. Louis and adding Coaker Triplett Buster Adams and Dain Clay from Rochester for Danny Litwhiler and Earl Naylor. Cox highlights speed as key asset amid early draft pressure on Phillies.
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Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Reds
Braves
Pirtes
Huck Geary
Ray Starr
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
St Johnson
Phillies
Dan Litwhiler
Earl Naylor
Cardinals
Buster Adams
Coaker Triplett
Dain Clay
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Jesse Flores
Senators
Ellis Clary
Cox
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Young Cox
Dodgers
Rickey
Rochester
Danny Litwhiler
Phil Dean
Triplett
Speed
Clay
Philly
Adams
Sacramento
Litwhiler
Danny
Naylor
Memphis
Clark Griffith and Cuban influx reshapes spring training
Clark Griffith smiles at the Cuban influx as clubs like the A's Cubs and Senators cash in on imported players. Notable talents include Alejandro Carrasquel Roberto Ortiz Hiram Bithorn Luis Olmo and Napoleon Reyes, with Cambria the scout who brought Ortiz and Flores shining for the A’s and Senators. Flores has won five straight for the A’s while opponents fear Ortiz and Carrasquel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Washington
Orlando
Throuth
Griff
A's
Cubs
Senators
Giants
Bucky Harris
Phillies
Harris
Havana
Almendares
Bucky
Spika
Joe Cambria
Cambria
Roberto Ortiz
Walter Johnson
Plate
al Lopez
Lopez
Ortiz
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Dodgers
Montreal
Dolf Luque
Island Republic
Mc Ott
Napoleon Reyes
Jersey City
Jesse Flores
Guadalajara
A’s
Connie Mack
Roberto Estalella
Roberto
Alejandro
Alex) Carrasquel
Alex
Caracas
Venzuela
Hiram Bithorn
Salvador Hernandez
Brooklyn
Puerto Rico
Luis Olmo
Griffith
Baseball Standings and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday results show St. Louis 11 Brooklyn 9 in 12 innings. Pittsburgh 5 Boston 4 in 14. Philadelphia 7 Chicago 2. Cincinnati 3 New York 1. Tonight Brooklyn at St. Louis Davis v Lanier. Boston at Pittsburgh Andrews v Hebert. New York at Cincinnati Feldman v Walters. Philadelphia at Chicago Rewo or Gerheatser v Passeau.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Davis
Ve. Lanier
Andrews
Ve. Hebert
Feldman
Ve. Walters
Rewo
Gerheatser
Passeau
Eevee
Pittsburgh Eeaee
Baseball Scores and Postponements From Coastal Matchups
Chicago and New York games postponed while St Louis and Boston clash. Standout results show Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 5 with Cleveland at Washington night Neymick versus Pyle. Chicago at New York featuring Wade against Borony. Other matchups include St Lewis at Boston Hollingsworth and Gatehouse against Terry and Chase. Detroit at Philadelphia Troute versus Christopher.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Neymick
Pyle
Wade
Va Borony
St. Lewis
Hollingsworth
Gatehouse
Terry
Chase
Troute
Christopher
Minor League Scores Across Circuits
Piedmont league results include Portsmouth 4 Roanoke 1 Norfolk 3 Durham 2 Richmond 3 Lynchburg 2. Southern Association Nashville 9 Birmingham 4 New Orleans 3 Knoxville 8 Birmingham 1 Chattanooga 4 Little Rock 3 Atlanta 5 Memphis 2. International League Rochester 5 Montreal 5 Buffalo 4. Others postponed.
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Piedmont Leagle
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Norfolk
Durham
Richmond
Lynchburg
Southern Association
Nashville
New Orleans
Knoxville
Birmingham
Chattanoga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
International Leagle Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Major League Leaders
The Associated Press presents a roundup of leaders across major leagues with top batting averages, pitching figures, home runs, and stake highlights for the season. Key performers and team standings are summarized for quick reference.
Baseball and Track Notes From Major Leagues and Conference Events
National and American League batting leaders and stats are listed, noting Musial DiMaggio and Stephens among others. Four women attended a recent Northwestern Wisconsin conference track meet. Fight manager Al Weill now holds the contract of Lou Hanbury after a non title win over Jackie Callura. Freshmen eligibility begins in Western Conference golf championships.
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Northwestern Wisconsin
al Weill
Lou Hanbury
Washington Battler
NBAA
Jackie Callura
Brother Charley Smith Seeks Jersey No 29 At Aggies
Charley Smith, 17, brother of late Texas A and M star Herbert E. Smith, visits Coach Homer Norton to earn Jersey No. 29 in honor of Herbie. He vows to play and to fly, aiming for aeronautical engineering and the Air Corps, after promising Herbie.
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College Station
Texas
Homer Norton
Texas A. and
M. College
Mr. Norton
Herb
Aggie
Charlies Smith
San Angelo
Herbert E. Smith
Herbeen
Allentown
Aggies
Herbie
Louisiana State
Herbie Smith
Tulane
John Kimbrough
John John
Charley Smith
Aeronautical Engineering
Terb
Dark Horses and Burtner's Lead Softball Opening Day
The City Softball League opened with two runaway wins and a tight finish. Dark Horses blank Becker's 12 to 0, Burtner's thrashed the Mobilized Records Office 18 to 1, while Y M C A edged Thomas Car Works 8 to 7 in a final-inning comeback. Next games set Thursday at 6 at Senior High and Grimes Street School. Carroll DeLapp homered for Dark Horses. Johnson Brewer Rowe starred for Burtner's.
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Burter
Victoris
Becker
Carroll
DeLapp
Burtner
A. G. QO
Johnson Brewer
Rowe
Y” Club
Thomas Car Works
Dark Horses
Grimes Street
Weaver
Surret
Knox
Chadwick
Lambeth
Crofts
Rabitt Maranville Returns as Boston Park League Manager
Rabitt Maranville resumed duties in Boston by taking the helm of a Park League team. His return to baseball leadership marks a notable shift for the local circuit and draws attention from players and fans alike.
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Rabitt Maranville
Boston
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Hey, Rube
Vain Gang
Van
Lieut
Bob Dunbar
Auburn
V. Grace
Coast
Chicago White Sox
Frisch
Jimmy Ykes
Jimmy Ptly
Tommy Fitzgerald
Louisville
T Fleet
Pabs Beer
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New York Yankees
Pinky Higgins
Phils
Bill Cox
Don Black
St Louis Browns
Elmer Vale
Francis Skaff
Black
Jim Tvack
Clark Griffith
Dillon Graham
Grey Fox
Saenees
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al Richmond
Lynchbure Seevaetetserse
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Major League
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Musial
Camilli
Herman
DiMaggio
McCarthy
Gordon
Heath
Wakefield
White
Bloodworth
Keltner
Lupien
Lindell
Keller
Stirnweiss
Moses
Carrasquel
Chandler
Y.M.C.A. Club
Hartley
Grimes
Wilson
Schulthers
Kurtner
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
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High Point
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