Mesner and Etten Stand Out As Trades Shape Play
Veterans Mesner and Nick Etten defy doubts as they reclaim form with fresh chances. Mesner earns a third major league look, shining with the Reds and Dodgers past stops, while Etten muscles a clutch homer and double to beat the Athletics in Philadelphia, tightening standings as pennant races heat up.
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Associated Press
Fort x
Ner
Etten
We Mesner
Nick Etten
Mesner
Cramento
Cubs
Rdinals
Reds
Eddie Miller
Braves
Cincinnati
Steve
Dodgers
Kenn Mountain Landis
Bill Mehnie
Bert Haas
Frank McCormick
Lenny Merullo
Gerry Alker
Nick
Phillies
Beuse
Yanks
Fol Levy
Lian Gettel
Phila Iphia
Atletics
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
Leaders in the major leagues include Dehlgren of Philadelphia with 367, Peiker of St. Louis 342, and Camilli of Brooklyn 38 RBIs. DiMaggio leads with seven home runs for Pittsburgh, while Musial of St. Louis has 58 hits and 57 RBIs. Newsom and Pollet head pitching in the NL with 6 1 record.
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Dehlgren
Philadelphia
Peiker
Lockett
Cleveland
Keller
New York
White
Johnson
Washington
Siebert
Wakefield
Detroit
Case
Kellner
Jayers
Lindell
Lupienston
Kolloway
Chicago
Goron
Kirnweiss
Judd
Boston
Chandler
Carrasquel
Southern Association scores and postponements summary
Birmingham defeated Atlanta 6 to 2 while New Orleans led 9 to 3 over Chattanooga. Nashville won 14 to 9 against Memphis. Little Rock at Knoxville game postponed.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
Little Rock
Knoxville
Giants coach Steve Owen says learn from inexperienced players
In a round of sports notes New York reports that Giants coach Steve Owen advocates watching sandlot games to glean ideas from unorthodox players. He cites Ey Shelton as an example of improvisation and recalls a rookie back who learned a feinting trick from a past star.
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New York
Steve Owen
Football Giants
Steve
Ey Shelton
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Firpo eyes Argentine heavyweight for Dempsey clash anniversary
The Scoreboard notes Luis Angel Firpo plans a comeback fight in the United States with Abel Cestac, an undefeated Argentine heavyweight with 39 knockouts in 34 fights, and Juan Urlich, aiming to honor the Dempsey Firpo bout. Firpo’s camp may bring a physician and political connections, while Dempsey remains the target opponent for a big date.
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New York
Luis Angel Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Pampas
Cestac
Firpo
Rodoto Espeil
United States
Dempsey
Lieves
Juan Urlich
Manassa
Mauler
America
Polo Grounds
Armstrong Triumphs Over Angott In Tight Ten Round Decision
Henry Armstrong beat Sammy Angott by ten round decision at Madison Square Garden in a bout billed as a comeback clash. AP had Angott ahead five rounds to four with one even. promoter Jacobs eyed a rematch and a Bob Montgomery bout as possible next steps.
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Sid Feder
New York
Perpetual Motion
Henry Armstrong
Sammy Angott
Mr. Perpetual Motion
Hennery the Hammer
Madison Square Garden
Sammy
Garden
Samuel
Associated Press
Mike Jacobs
Bobcat Bob Montgomery
Bobcat Bob
Pennsylvania
Haegg Sounds Cautious on World Record Push
Hanover New Hampshire June 12 American track followers expect Gunder Haegg Sweden's sensational runner to return to world smashing form soon. Haegg training at Dartmouth for the National AAU championships in New York says he does not expect to regain last summer's record spree. He fears he is past his peak at 24 and has shown unease during his American campaign despite prior foreign victories.
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Hanover
N. H
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
Haegg
Dartmouth
New York
Sig Steinwall
Axel Nordquist
Hungary
Germany
Finland
Tam OShanter to Stage All American Golf Events
The Tam OShanter All-American Amateur and Open Golf tournaments run July 19 to 25 in Chicago with total prizes of 10000 dollars. Open division last won by Byron Nelson offers 2000 dollars top prize and 1400 to runner up, with prizes scaling to 50 dollars. Entrance fees go to the Chicago Service Men's Center and spectators must buy one dollar war stamps. last year the events drew 62000 spectators and had a 16000 dollar prize list.
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Chicago
George S. May
Tam
Byron Nelson
Chicago Service Men's Center
Count Fleet Bouts Fast Belmont Stakes Set Record
The gelding Count Fleet suffers a quick fore leg cut at Stoner Creek while setting a new Belmont Stakes record of 50 000 dollars. Horsemen doubt his conformation and ankles but Count Fleet remains driven to run with Walter Johnson described as the pitcher of the era.
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Treak
Stoner Creek
Count Fleet
Walter Johnson
Outstanding Program Slated Tonight As Climax To Sedgefield Horse Show
The Sedgefield Horse Show wraps with tonight’s climax after 16 afternoon events and 14 more in the finale. Hunter championship stakes draw top entries including last year’s champion Mrs Haggins Perry with Cornish Hills from Beau Val Farms Cobham Virginia.
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Sedgefield Horse Show
Sedgefield
Welch Harriss
High Point
Haggins Perry
Cornish Hills
Beau Val Farms
Cobham
Val
Program Today And Tonight Horse Show Events List
Afternoon and night pony and hunter classes staged with divisions for youngsters and gaited horses. Competitions include Driving and Open Harness, Amateur 5-Gaited, Roadsters, and Jumper Stakes plus Hunter and Riding championships at Sedgefield and Corinthian venues.
Horse Show Results Across Multiple Classes
Yesterday and last night reports detail pony, three gaited, and hunter divisions with winners from Mercer Lady to Magic Luck and more. Notable competitors include Mercer Lady ridden by Robert Morrison of Wilmington and Yankee Spirit ridden by J Lawson Dick of Greensboro, plus Night mare with Jean McLean of Portsmouth and Princess Ysabel ridden by Gloria Galban of Greensboro.
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Mercer Lady
Dr. B. R. Morrison
Wilmington
Robert Morrison
Mickey Rooney
N. A. Dunn, Jr
Raleigh
Tommy Dunn
Patsy
Gloria Galban
Charlottesville
Billy
John Winfree
Greensboro
Sedgefield Stables
Julie Ann Ogletree
Guilford
Yankee Spirit
J. Lawson Dick
Jane Wharton
Conner and Swain
C Cc
Conner
R. W. Baker
Ann Baker
Butte Hawail
Wil-Por-B Farms
Decatur
Eddie Barham
Solid Gold
Green Acres
Portsmouth
Walter Seifert
Sterting Millprook
Ross K. Hanahan
Charleston
8. C
Goode M. Watkins
Blue Steel
Idle Time Stable
Kinston
J. H. Crenshaw
Greenhunters
Magic Luck
Haggin Perry
Gobham
Perry
Orton Munn
Atlanta
W. QO. Moss
Starwood
Charles L. Haywood
III
Elkin
J. E. Gosnell
Greenville
Nancy McClung
Star Bloom
Hoyle Hinkle
Sidney B. Allen
Heather Boy
Susan Baker
Miss Joy
Carolyn Horton
Winston-Salem
Nightmare
Jean McLean
Belle Acre
Billy Sutton
Manola Lee
D. M. Bower
Lenoir
William Wer
Sugar Foot
Dorothy Hines
Princess Ysabel
Charles L. Haywood, III
Gloria Galbon
Sheba
Joy Kotzhback
Ginny Sims
J. Lawson
Dick Burlington
Errol Prynn
Billy McEachern
Victory Girl
L. G Traxler
Spartanburg
S. C
New Hi
Traxler
Frank Price
Cornish Hills
W. H Perry
Fitzy Lee
Southdown Farm
Laurinburg
F. B Wilmhurst
Norwood
C. L. Haywood, Jr
Beau Joe
Wilmbhurst
Mary Sutton
Regetta
Mercer
John Winfree, Jr
Ormand Gage
L. G. Traxler
Cynthia's Star
Carolanne Farm
Norfolk
Oscar Smith
Personality Plus
Four Sweetheart
Gay Caballero
R. B. Triplett
William Bower
Outing Kit
Bonnie Brae Farm
Durham
Merriwether Wright
Joy Kotzback
Jean Lafitte Treasure
Idle Time Stables
Florence
J. C. McCrocklin
Daring Alice
Rainbow Farms
Charlotte
FE. B (Shine) Ogan
Moon Fixer
Mile-Raway
Southern Pines
W. O. Moss
Pilot
Kenneth Wilson
Hampton
Happy Landing
Bobby Hilton
Brazil
William Ruffin
Junebug Tate
Pleasant Saddle
Harsee
Sport Reverer
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Winston- Salem
D. W. Johnson
Bornington
Bayne Welker
Susie Gorrell
Ladies Fine Harneas
L. B. Jenkins
Shireen
Fowler
Grandivew Farm
Winston-Saelin
Paul Johnson
Charming Fox
R. Z
Merriwether L. Wright
F. B
E. Bogan
Sport Reveler
Topper
L. N. Donati
Goode Watkins
Great Chance
Fred Fuller
Idle Time Star
Roadsters
Rose Team
Fowler's
Jimmy Robertson
Nancy Dave McDonald
T. E. Motley, Jr
Chatham
O. E F. Gage
Charles L. Hay~wood
Hourful
Princess Yaabel
Mighty Fine
Hosierymen Top Marsh Furniture in Industrial League
The Hosierymen built a 9 to 1 victory over Marsh Furniture Company yesterday afternoon behind four hit pitching by Fred Howell. Triangle moved out front by a larger margin on the same day.
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Fred Howell
Triangle
Marsh Furniture Company
Marshmen fall to Triangle as Howell shines on mound
Howell silenced Marsh after an early Triangle lead, holding Marsh scoreless while Triangle chipped away with a steady second frame. Dawson and Howell led Triangle with two hits each, while Kirby and Howell pitched in a pitching duel, with Howell the winning pitcher as Triangle defeated Marsh.
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Marsh
Triangle
Howell
Marshmen
Triangles
Dawson
Melrose
Adams-Millis
Highland
Pickett
Tomlinson
Lohr
Haney
Kennedy
Byrd
C. Grissom
Wade
Kirby
Rickard
Hucks
Howell-Rickard-Fowler
Mita
Major League Record Results Yesterday Cincinnati 7 Chicago 4
Yesterday's lone MLB game ended with Cincinnati defeating Chicago 7 to 4. The matchup featured strong batting from Cincinnati and solid pitching to secure the win for the Reds.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Today’s baseball games with probable starters
Cincinnati visits Chicago as Vander Mees 5-5 faces Derringer 2-5. Boston plays Brooklyn with Barrett 2-3 against Wyatt 3-2. Philadelphia meets New York with Johnson 4-2 and Gerheauser 2-4 versus Lohrman 4-4 and Wittig 3-5. Pittsburgh at St Louis features Butchep or Hallett against Pollet 4-1.
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Brooklyn
ASB
Cincinnati Eeeneee
Pittsburga Wee
Boston
Philadelphia Mu
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Vander Mees
Derringer
Barrett
Wyatt
Philadelphia
Jonhneson
Gerheauser
Lohrman
Wittig
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Butchep
Hallett
Ve. Pollet
Probable Pitchers Matchups For Today's Baseball Card
The slate features Chicago at Detroit with Lee facing White, St Louis at Cleveland with Gatehouse opposing Salveson, New York at Philadelphia pitting Donald against Black, and Washington at Boston with Pyle and Terry also listed.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston Eee
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Lee
White
Gatehouse
Salveson
Donald
Black
Boston
Pyle
Terry
Armstrong Outpoints Angott In Tight Fight
Henry Armstrong defeats Sammy Angott in New York in a 10 round decision. Sgt Adam Planga earns a points win over Johnnie Jones in New York. Lou Nova stops Paul Hartnek in Portland, securing a fourth round knockout.
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New York
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Sammy Angott
Washington
Adam Planga
Adam
Johnnie Jones
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Lou Nova
California
Paul Hartnek
Omaha
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