Passeau and Walters Stand Out In Pitching Chase
Two aging aces lead NL race as Claude Passeau of the Cubs hurls a four hitter to beat the Phillies for his 11th win, and Red’s Walter Johnson? No, William Walters nets his eighth win over the Giants in ten innings. Reds top Giants 4-3. Cardinals drop to third after double defeat. Yankees beat Browns 6-4. Red Sox top Tigers 3-0 on Wagner and Williams. Indians blank Athletics 9-0 with Milnar’s five hits allowed.
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Claude Passeau
William
Lucky Bucky) Walters
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry French
Brooklyn Dodgers
Passeau
Walters
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Bruins
Mike Passeau
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Reds
Hal Schumacher
Frank McCormick
Bert Haas
Red Birds
Boston
Braves
Jim Tobin
Willard Donovan
Tobin
Donovan
Yankees
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Tom Henrich
Broadway Charley Wagner
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Wagner
Edgar Smith
Chicago White Sox
Dom DiMaggio
Tee Williams
Lefty al. Milnar
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Les Fleming
John Humphies
Washington Senators
Tom Tugner
Chief Panther Match Tonight at the Hippodrome
Chief Osley Bird Saunooke of Cherokee faces the Black Panther in a disputed main event at the Hippodrome. Supporting bouts feature Boston Bibber McCoy vs Sailor Barto Hill with Al Massey as third man. The show follows a feud over referee Stanly Pinto and promises a fast, high‑energy night with McCoy slight favorite. The first bout starts at $4.5.
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Osley Bird Saunooke
Cherokee
Black Panther
Hippodrome
Boston Bibber- McCoy
Sailor Barto Hill
al Massey
Saunooke
Panther
Stanly Pinto
J.R. Steele
Sauncoke
Massey
Orr
Saunaoke
Pinto
McCoy
Durham Bulls claim sixth straight in Piedmont League win
Durham's Bulls beat Asheville 12 to 4 to extend their winning streak to six. Porter Nagy earned his second straight win and Bud Kimball hit a bases loaded triple in a pivotal sixth inning. In the other games Portsmouth Cubs split with Charville, Richmond beat Winston Salem, and Greensboro and Norfolk sat idle. The series continues with Portsmouth at Charlotte and three other matchups scheduled.
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Durham
Bulls
Asheville
Steve Nagy
Portsider
Bud Kimball
Portsmouth Cubs
Charville
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Lefty Wilkins
Mike Lake
Virginians
Hornets
Portsmouth
Bucky Jacobs
Cubs
Greensboro
Norflok
Norfalk
Norfolk
Jeanne Cline Improves Amid Western Open Golf Action
Chicago June 25 Jeanne Cline a lively 18 year old Bloomington Illinois golf enthusiast shows marked improvement in the Western Open. She outdrove Mrs Jim Ferrier by 72 yards in driving and handles chipping and putting well while facing a tough quarter final with Dorothy Wirby of Atlanta.
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Chicago
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Joanne
Elmhurst Farm
Jim Ferrier
Eiohurst
Jeanne
Galt
Miss Cline
Georgia
Dorothy Wirby
Atlanta
Eve
Betty Brown
Miss Brown
Texarkana
Arkloup
Dor Ssirley Toda
Stewart Stays In Golf Meet
Stewart, the defending champion Earl Stewart of Louisiana State, remains a leading favorite as the field narrows for today's 36 hole match play. The NCAA intercollegiate title brings a mix of stars and surprises as top contenders are eliminated and the bracket moves toward semifinals.
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Charles Chamberlatin
South Bend
Ind
Earl Stewart
Louisiana State
Stewart
Chick Evans
Indians Split With Concord in doubleheader
Lexington trimmed Concord’s league lead by splitting a doubleheader here. In the first game Concord won 2-0, while Lexington took the nightcap 4-0, dropping Concord to two games ahead of Lexington with a half game behind the Landis Millers. Her man Orets worked a long night for Concord, yielding nine hits in the two games. Lexington travels to Concord tonight for another game.
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Concord
Indians
Landis Millers
Moundsman
Herman Orets
Jefs
Ahrha Margton
Newman
Mors
Aoa Brown
Pinkston
Matts
King
Jordan
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Shope
Hates
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Mabeha Abrial
Thomasville
Hargton
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Newman Rf
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Brown
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Hicaory
Salisbury
Glover
Gattney
Ae Wilson
Leaksville
Rocky Moon
Santard
Danville
Arity
Morris
Burlingion
Atorris
Rankin
Drefs
Tr Rankin
Major League Standings and Results From Yesterday
Comprehensive rundown of baseball results across the Major Leagues including National and American leagues with scorelines such as Boston 6 Cincinnati 4 and New York 6 Philadelphia 1. Also lists minor and regional leagues standings, schedules, and ongoing or postponed games. Notes one racing law item from Camden, New Jersey about complimentary passes at Garden State Park.
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Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Twiligny
Starr
Dasts
St. Lows
Boxton
Cooper
Javely
Fleming
Ve. Hughes
Annie Oakrleys
Camden
N. J
New Jersey
Garden State Park
Tough on umpires at Brooklyn tourney continues
June 25 Brooklyn. Curt Davis of the Dodgers pitches toughly behind the plate as most breaking late. The tournament remains unpredictable with nine matches going extra holes and five ending on the 18th green. Notable contenders include Jim Teale Minnesota and Manuel de la Torre Northwestern, plus midshipman David Paul of the U S Naval Academy and Yale’s Bill and Bob Kuntz among others.
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Brooklyn
Curt. Davis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jim Teale
Minnesota
Dick Haskell
Northwestern
Dale Mores
John Stoltz
Manuel de la Torre
David Paul
U. S. Naval Academy
de la Torre
Chicago
Yale
Bill
Bob Kuntz
Tommies Clash With Moors At Finch Field
Thomasville and Mooresville meet at Finch Field in a twin bill after Thomasville moved from fifth to second place, four games behind Concord. Rosen led the Tommies with three hits, while Mueller and Mabry drove in runs. Thompson started for Thomasville, Beal pitched for Mooresville, and Karner relieved.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Concord Weavers
Thomasville Tommies
Mooresville Moors
Finch Field
Aueller
Thompson
Tommie
Rosen
Mueller
Mooresville
Stanley
van Peli
Johnson
Beal
Karner
Too la-Jordan
Jorney
Thomas
Barnes
Stantey
Nance
Mabry
Linder
Innnings
Vile
Ecal
Sages
Cross
Thaim
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Retired star Fats Henry to attend coaching clinic
In New York on June 25, former All-American lineman and former Washington and Jefferson athletic director Fats Henry will attend the Eastern Pennsylvania Interscholastic-Football Coaches' clinic as a student to refresh coaching methods. The piece notes many old-timers will return to coaching as younger men join the armed forces, with possible use of earlier formations in fall games.
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New York
Fats Henry
Washington and Jefferson College
Eastern Pennsylvania
Tony Zalethe
Tony Zaleski
Navy
Chicago
al Schacht
Buffalo
Seeded stars in action at TM Collegiate Net Meet
New Orleans seedings highlight today as Bill Reedy of Southern Cal faces Harris Everett of North Carolina in the featured match. Reedy is No 1 seed, Everett No 3, with Ted Schroeder of Stanford viewed as the favorite. Everett defeated Herbert Hoover and Eric Praltalamazoo College in recent rounds. The sports section also notes Joe McCarthy’s remarks on the Yankees offense and current slump despite strong pitching.
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New Orleans
Dune
Thein
Bill Reedy
Southern California
Harris Everett
North Carolina
Reedy
Everett
Ted Schroeder
Stanford
Ted Olowine
Seymour Greenberg
Northwestern
Emery Neale
Herbert Hoover
Michigens State
Eric Praltalamazoo
Grayson's Scoreboard humor from Brooklyn gossip
In a jokey column by Harry Grayson the Brooklyn scene is mocked as J. Reid Spencer fights noise at Ebbers Field and Gladys Gooding’s pianissimo games. Dodgers fans debate music over sports with New York gossip, Toscanini rumors, and lines about Larity MacPhail.
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J. Reid Spencer
Ebbers Field
Spencer
Brooklyn
Gladys Gooding
Noise Box
Gowanus
Flatbush
Joe
Moe
Medwick
Gladys
Berling
Meathoven
Hams
Case
East Lynne
Cou
Larity MacPhail
Macy's
Arturo Toscanini
Bedford Avenue
Toscanini
MacPhail
Mickey Harris Home For Service Battle By Judson Bailey
The former Boston Red Sox southpaw Mickey Harris now serves as a private in a coast artillery unit and a soldier in speech and appearance. He eyes part of the All-Star game with the Service Stars in Cleveland and recalls his Panama Canal duties, furlough, and winter pitching while awaiting his return to form at Great Lakes. Harris hopes to pitch in the All-Star game and shares memories of Major League life and the wartime baseball circuit.
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New York
Mickey Harris
Boston Red Sox
Canal Zone
Cleveland
Coast Artillery
Panama Canal
Canal
Hanes Base
Hall Loan
Burne Ohvionsly
Con Lacut
Gorion
Mickey) Cochrane
Tim
Great Lakes Naval Station
Sedon
Hari
Harris
Major League Leaders New York 370 Batts Doerr Boston
Baseball leaders include Williams Boston with 54 runs and 53 RBI, DiMaggio New York and Spence Washington among leaders in runs batted in. Higuine Detroit and DiMaccio Boston top doubles. Spener Washington Heath Cleveland among triples. Williams Boston leads home runs. Kuhel Chicago Sunlen bases tops.
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Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Phiadelphia
New York
Louis
Batts Doerr
Williams
D. Pi- Maggio
Doers Baatan SI
S Spence
Gordon
Higuine
D. DiMaccio
Spener
Heath
J. DiMaggio
Sunlen Bases
Kuhel
Case
Borony
Haynes
Caleaco
Baseball season stat sheet with scattered player totals
A fragmented box score style list records batting and fielding figures for players from multiple teams. Names include Mize, Medwick, Reiser, Holmes, Joost, Slaughter, MuStal, Nicholson, Miller, and Wratt with counts for runs batted in, hits, home runs, stolen bases, and other misc entries across New York Brooklyn Cincinnati and Chicago clubs.
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Brooklyn
Medwick
Ott
New York
Mize
F. McCormick
Cincinnati
Holmes
Boston
Joost
Hack
Chieags
Reis
Slaughter
St. Louis
Mustal
St. Lows
Nicholson
Chicago
Camillil
Miller
Pireting
Mi Sux Decasions
Wratt
Brook
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Bunky” Brunson
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Bud) Ward
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