Tommies Face Land is Nine In Thomasville Tonight
Detroit slips from AL pennant race after Dutch Leonard’s four hitter defeats the Tigers 9-1 as New York, with Dizzy Trout and Bevens, win to tighten the AL lead. Brooklyn Dodgers top Cubs 6-5 behind Luis Olmo’s eighth inning run. Giants win twin bill to move to third.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Detroit
Yankees
Washington
Dutch Leonard
Leonard
Bengals
Tigers
Browns
Trout
Dizzy
Tiger
Floyd
Bill) Bevens
Jack
New Yorkers
Brownies
Vern Stephens
Luis Olmo
RBI
Brooklyn Dodgers
St.Louis
Chicago Cubs
Olmo
Goodie Ro
New York
Giants
Pirates
Georgie Hausmann
Cochranewell Defies Critics After Boxing Feats
In New York on June 28 the so called ferocious gentleman Freddie Cochranewell claimed he beat two world champions in successive bouts. He notes victories over Fritzie Zivic and Lew Jenkins, tying to Henry Armstrong’s welterweight title claim in 1938. The roundup covers baseball, boxing, and coaching notes from major league games and college sports.
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New York
Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Fritzie Zivic
Lew Jenkins
Henry Armstrong
Barney Ross
Lou Ambers
Howard Hobson
Oregon
Crazy Trades Made In Life Of Baseball
A retrospective on historic baseball deals highlights big player sales from the Yankees Babe Ruth purchase for 100000 dollars to Cubs paying 185000 for Dizzy Dean. It notes San Francisco Seals exits and Cleveland’s attempts to acquire Seals outfield with multi player and cash offers.
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Russ Newland
San Francisco
Baseball
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Cubs
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Ruth
San Francisco Seals
Willie Kamm
White Sox
Jimmy O'Connell
Giants
Paul Waner
Pittsare
Cleveland
Seals
Earl Averill
Rey Johnson
Smead Jolley
Fights Last Night Roundup From AP Reports
In Cincinnati Dave Clark outpointed Izzy Jannazzo. Stanley Miller outpointed Alex Doyle in Brooklyn. Nelson Hawkins KO'd Johnny Taylor in Binghamton. In Elizabeth Freddie Archer outpointed Bobby Ruffin. Lou Alter outpointed Frank Franconeri. J C Wilkena outpointed Billy Johnson in New York. Johnny Land outpointed Archie Devin in Newark.
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Cincinnati
Dave Clark
Izzy Jannazzo
Stanley Miller
Brooklyn
Alex Doyle
Garfield
N. J
Nelson Hawkins
Cleveland
Johnny Taylor
Binghamton
Elizabeth
Freddie Archer
Newark
Bobby Ruiffin
New York
Lou Alter
Montreal
Frank Franconeri
Bayonne
J. C. Wilkena
Billy Johnson
Wilmington
N. G
Johnny Land
Archie Devin
City Softball Loop Results
City Softball Loop results summary. Iran was called Elam in biblical times.
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Iran
Elam
Major League Leaders Display Strong Streaks Across Leagues
American League leaders include Cuccinello of Chicago with 343 batting average and Stirnwells of New York with 74 hits. In the National League Holmes of Boston dominates with a .386 average and 61 runs, while Olmo of Brooklyn leads in RBIs with 55 and Lombardi of New York tops home runs with 13.
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Cuccinella
Chicago
Case
Washington
Stirnowells
New York
Stephens
St. Louis
Bbsten
R. Johnson
Boston
Stirnwells
Holmes
Rosen
Brooklyn
Stanky
Olmo
Hausmann
Walker
Kurowski
Rucker
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Strincevich
Feldman
Vandenberg
Brooklys
Lombardi
Riddle
Tobin
St Louie
C. Barrett
Mauney
Segura Presses Toward Third Tennis Title
Pancho Segura of the University of Miami races toward a third consecutive NCAA tennis crown at Evanston, advancing to the quarterfinals with a 6-0 6-0 win. He faces Georgia Tech’s Howard McCall as upsets reshuffle the bracket.
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Evanston
Ill
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
University of Miami
Fla
M. G. Chace
Yale
Segura
Ecuador
Lanky Delbert Russell
Wayne
Detroit
Mich
University Negro
Howard McCall
Georgia Tech
Frank Mehner
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Frank Willett
Carroll McCarter
University of Texas
Tom Burke
Mione Lame
Haries ‘Sampson
Notre Dame
Bernard Bartzen
W and Mary
Robert Crawford
Annapolis
Robert Ryland
Wayne University
Ralph Witt
UCLA
McCall
Nick Buzelich
Bartzen
McCarter
Clark
Mehner
Ryland
Bartzen-Macken
William and Mack
Brooklyn Signs Star Michigan Baseballer
Ann Arbor Michigan June 28 Don Lund star center fielder of the University of Michigan baseball team said he has signed a contract with the Brooklyn Dodgers and will report next week. The captain of the 1945 Michigan team that won the Big Ten title hit .300 in his Michigan career and was rejected for army service because of a trick knee.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Don Lund
University of Michigan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lund
Michigan
McSpaden Takes Early Open Lead In Chicago Event
Harold Jug McSpaden shot a five under par 67 to lead halfway in the Chicago Calumet country club national open pro am event. J Walter Burkemo and Arnold Minkley shared the pro am lead, while Sam Byrd and Bob Cochran headed the amateurs and took early overall standings.
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Chicago
McSadden
J. Walter Burkemo
Evanston
Arnold Minkley
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Bob Cochran
St.Louis
Byrd
Minkley
McSpaden
George Schneiter
Colorado Springs
Colo
C. J. Farley
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ann Casey
Mason City
Miss
Yankees win as six St Louis hits fuel 7-2 victory
Voserdey 5 Floyd Bevens and the Yankees mount offense with six St Louis hits to secure a seventh straight win, 7-2. George Hausman fans Giants rally in nightcap as they sweep Pirates 10-4 and 3-2 with key hits and drives in the ninth.
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Associated Press
Floyd Bevens
Yankees
St. Louis
Yankee
George Hausman
Giants
Pirates
Luis Olmo
Dodgers
Cubs
Vince Dimaggio
Phillies
Blix Donnelly
Cardinals
Dimaggio
Cards
Donnelly
Vernon Kennedy
Reds
Braves
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Tigers
Nats
Population figure for Salvador
The article notes Salvador has about one and a half million residents.
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Salvador
Fourth-Place Scrap Proves To Be Close
Burlington-Martinsville battle for fourth in the Carolina league remains tight as Burlington loses 6-1 to Raleigh Caps while Winston-Salem falls 15-10 to Durham Athletics. Medlinger wins 9-1 over Danville, Greensboro edges Leaksville 11-9, and Martinsville beats Winston-Salem with 12 hits and 4 errors. Eddie Ballhomers and Roy Pingoun shine for Durham and Raleigh respectively.
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Carolina League Greensboro
Leaksville
Raleigh
Burlington
Durham
Danville
Martinsville
Winston-Salem
Burlington-Martinsville
Virginians
Athletics
Bees
Medlinger
Leafs
Greensboro
Marts
Eddie Ball
Ball
Bulls
Ingle
Roy Pingoun
Caps
Ferrell
Leaks
Ciske
Northrup
Patriots
Burlington manager Cy Perkins sets pitching and position switching record
Cy Perkins, manager of Burlington in the Carolina league, used five pitchers in one game and made about fifty player switches. The lineup saw the right fielder catch, the shortstop pitch, the baseman move to short, the catcher move to third, and a pitcher shift to right field before cycling back to pitching. The merry-go-round continued for a couple of innings.
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Danville
INS
Cy Perkins
Burlington
Baseball score roundup from multiple leagues
Rochester beat Newark 1 to 0 while Buffalo won 5 to 3 and Syracuse lost 4 to 6. Montreal defeated Baltimore 8 to 6. American Association games saw Indianapolis 6 4 Milwaukee 4 5 and Kansas City 5 14. Louisville 6 10 and Minneapolis 3 10. Toledo 1 4 St Paul 4 in 10 innings and Columbus 3 4. Southern Association results include Atlanta 12 Nashville 3 Birmingham 3 Little Rock 7 New Orleans 6 Memphis 11 Mobile 5.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Mineapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanoogs
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Brooks Drop Contest By 7-6 Score
The Brooks Millers beat Landis 7 to 6 after holding a six run lead in Landis. Kaiser earned the win with Burns and Dingier credited with relievers as Thomasville prepares for a double header against Statesville tonight.
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Thomasville
Finchfield
Landis
Statesville
Brooks
Millers, Son
Ross
Kaiser
Wilkerson & H
U—Burnett
Dingier
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al Smith
Dutch Meyer
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Tommy Holmes
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Ben Hogan
Camp Davis
Army Air Force Convalescent Base
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Larry MacPhail
Tom Meany
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Jim Tatum
Jack Kaiser
John Anderson
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