Daffy Dodgers shadow other league leaders and riders
The Brooklyn Dodgers and affiliated clubs dominate multiple leagues with strong rosters and parent ownership. Olean, Newport, Johnstown head D-class clubs under Dodger ties while Valdosta, Montreal, Reading, Big Spring, Troy also hold second in their circuits. Grand Rapids sits third in Michigan State League with Durham and Santa Barbara in cellar positions. Jimmy Foxx may pursue golf. Mike Jacobs kept Baer-Louis thriller. Hersey eyeing June 29 race. Whitney horses to Winston-Salem show. Johnny Rochelle shifts to swimming publicity. Nathan Ayers hosts Sedgefield show with guests.
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Valdosta
Montreal
Reading
Big Spring
Tex
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sos
Baer-Louis
Mike Jacobs
Hersey
St. Augustine
Fla
High Point Speedway
Brooklyn
Billy Herman
St. Louis Cardinals
North Carolina
Maxie Lanier
Don Padgett
Jimmy Brown
Eno Slaughter
Coaker Triplett
Whitney
Winston Show
Giant Indian to meet two foes on Thursday card
Promoter J R Steele books Chief Saunooke to face Scotty Dawkins and Sailor Barto on a single South Hamilton Street Arena show. Saunooke vows to whip both after last week's double teaming by Dawkins and Hill left him humiliated. Ladies admit free again. O'Toole opponent to be announced.
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Scotty Dawkins
Sailor Barto 14Il
South Hamilton Street Arena
Dawkins
Hill
Sannooke
J. R. Steele
Steele
Tommy O'Toole
Trishman
O'Toole
Y Swim Week Nears Close At Y M C A
About 300 boys have registered for the Sixteenth Annual Free Instruction Week at the Y M C A. Over 100 are expected to pass the final test Tuesday morning by swimming 20 feet. The program, run with Public School and City Recreation help, aims to give every boy opportunity to learn swimming and enjoy water activities.
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City Lake
Country Club
High Point Y. M. C. A
Hurley Stars In Six Hit Shutout Of Cubs In Series Open
Ashville June 7 old Hurley Portsmouth right hander shut down his former teammates with six hits allowed to lead a 3 2 victory in the Series opener Malone homered for the Tourists in a tense game.
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Ashevile
Old Hurley
Portsmouth
Cubs
Malone
Tourists
Bagby Halts A's in Four-Hooter to Keep Indians Lead
Jim Bagby Jr pitched a four hitter to beat Philadelphia 6 to 2, the win extending Cleveland’s two game margin over Chicago. Trosky belted his fifth homer, Heath and Weatherly drove in runs, and Boudreau, Walker, Mack also contributed in a rain-delayed game at League Park.
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Cleveland
Jim Bagby, Jr
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Feller
Tribe
Chicago White Sox
Irving Hadley
New York Yankee
Fla ‘Trosky
League Park
Brancato
Bagby
Benny McCoy
Trosky
Indians
Jeff Heath
Lou Boudreau
Gerald Walker
Roy Weatherly
Ray Mack
Boudreau
Hayes
Gee Walker
Weatherly
Seibert
McCoy
Philadelphia
St. Louis
al Milnar
Abrhoa
Keliner
Qwalker
Moses
Heath
Witherly
Johnson
Selbert
Mack
Anods Axx
Davis
Hemeley
Scryman
Suder
Dh Yad D . Hadley
Potter
Ponan Dean
Pinal
Hadley
Keltner
Hagby
MecCoy
Walker
Homie
Suter
Dean
Basby
Atrie, Stewart and Summers
Florida Stables Win Both $500 Events At Show
SEDGEFIELD June 7 The seventh annual Sedgefield Horse Show concluded with a 78 event program. Robert H Skillman Stables captured champion honors in two $500 events while Mrs M E Liz Whitney and Mrs George Watts Hill stables dominated hunter and jumper classes. Seventeen year old Susan Fuller rode Hill horses to multiple victories including the champion Inky in the conformations hunter. Dancing Daffodil and Artistic Dawn earned top spots in respective stakes.
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Susan Fuller
Durham
George Watts Hill
Sedgefield Show Grounds
M. E
Liz” Whitney
Nathan Ayers
Sedgefield Hunt
Peacock
Sedgefield
Robert H Skillman
Liz) Whitney
Inky
Batkonian
S. T. White
Dancing Daffodil
Roert H. Skillman
Winter Part Fla
Artistic Dawn
Stillmen
A. D. Coner
Yanks Stage Rally To Down Browns
The Yankees trailed in St. Louis but surged for a five run ninth inning to beat the Browns 11 to 7. Bill Dickey grounded in the winning run with the bases loaded as Johnny Allen exited after the decisive inning. The Browns had built a 7 6 lead after Walt Judnich’s pinch hit homer, but fell to a late Yankee rally that avenged an earlier surge by the Browns.
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ST. Louis
Yankees
Browns
Bill Dickey
Johnny Allen
Bob Muncrief
Walt Judnich
Allen
Trotter
Landis Defeats Weavers 8 to 4 in baseball
Landis defeated the Concord Weavers 8 to 4 as ten runs and errors shaped the game. Haack and Carr led Landis with two for four while Brown and Baker paced the Weavers with strong five for entries. Carr earned the win with Carr also costing the Weavers with ten hits in nine innings.
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Haack
Carr
Brown
Baker
Weavers
Ay Concord
Landis
Oon
Lyons
Trexler
Barnes
Linn
Skaff
Jordan
Hathcock
Motto
Concord
Graham
Broomfield
Innnings
Losins
Burnette
Cornelius
Colts Take Two In Richmond Doubleheader Win
The Colts beat Charlotte 3-2 in the second game of a Richmond doubleheader after a 3-1 opening win. An unearned run in the seventh inning sealed the victory in the late game.
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Richmond
Colts
Charlotte
Towelers Rally To Down Toms
Thomasville hosts Kannapolis as the Towelers erase an early Tommies lead with a seven‑run seventh. Kannapolis wins 12 to 8 behind Vaughn and Davis homers, Lindsay goes 3 for 3 but takes the loss. Bohannon 2 for 3, Cloninger also homers.
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Thomasville
Tommies
Kannapolis
Invaders
Lindsay
Bohannon
Vaughn
Davis
Cloninger
Perry and Budge Win Easy Victories at Forest Hills
New York June 7 Fred Perry and Don Budge top seeds in the round robin tennis tournament at Forest Hills dominating their matches today and setting up a climactic finish tomorrow in the series.
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New York
Fred Perry
Don Budge
Forest Hills
Murray Hicks 2 Matzer Cloninger in Kannapolis win
In a baseball game the Kannapolis team beat Thomasville with Hicks earning the win over Lindsay. Davis Amiaral and Car rier led with multi base hits and home runs by Davis Cloninger. بازار
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Lobe
Bohning
R Rannapolis
Thomasville
Johnson
Matzer
Amaral
Burns
Lindsay
Cartier
Davis
Traylor
Heath
Murray
Hicks
Cloninger
Bohannon
Vaughn
Amiaral
Carrier
King
Dry
Travvtor
Kannapolis
James
Enis
Bohume
Bulberth
Sherrill
Fime
No More Feuding Says Ted Williams Grows Up
Chicago June 7 Ted Williams 22 of the Boston Red Sox says he has grown up and will drop feuding with writers and fans. He aims to be known as a steady hitter and to shed the insecure image from his first major league seasons. Williams reflects on past attitudes, his 1939 arrival, Fenway shifts, and a hoped rise toward a .400 pace as experts weigh his superlative wrist action and potential to challenge league records.
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Chicago
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ted
Williams
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Boston
Heilman
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Hugh Duffy
Rudy York
Jimmy Foxx
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