One Man Riot Sub for Lamatto as Allen Shifts In
In New York sports, Johnny Allen substitutes for Jake Lamotta in a canceled Pittsburgh bout at Forbes Field. The piece also notes Greg Rice coaching five cadets at the Metropolitan AAU track championships and other brief items about boxing figures, trainers, and military connections.
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New York
Jake Lamotta
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Johnny Allen
Jake
Greg Rice
Merchant Marine Academy
Francis Dunbar
Villanova
Pvt
Johnny Grego
Pete Odet
United States
Able Elkins
Johnny Ray
Regis O'Toole
Ray
Johnny
Charley Waters
Notre Dame
Montgomery and Jack Highlight Boxing Champion Confusion
The piece notes Robert Nathaniel Montgomery mimicking Joe Gans and argues Beau Jack proved a skilled club fighter. It cites Jim Jeffries and Sammy Angott in champion claims, critiquing boxing commissions for naming titles and reflecting on Philadelphia and New York rulings.
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New York
Robert Nathaniel Montgomery
Joe Gans
Bob Montgomery
Montgomery
Beau Jack
Jack
Fritzie
Hennery Armstrong
Madison Square Garden
Leon Rains
Pennsylvania Board
Philadelphia
Sammy Angott
New York Commission
Tippy Larkin
Rains
Angott
Jim Jeffries
Braves and Phils Struggle in Early Season Slump
Braves fall 2-1 in ten innings to St Louis as Phillies drop a five-run lead to Cincinnati 11-8. Mesner drives in four for the Reds while Lou Klein's tenth inning triple seals the win. Yankees beat Tigers 2-1 as Borowy hurls eight innings. Giants top Cubs 3-1 and Dodgers beat Pirates 6-2 behind Head, Gordon tallies two RBIs.
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Sid Feder
Boston Braves
Phillies
Biscuits
Phils
Bostons
Jimmy Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Frankie Frisch
Pittsbugh Pirates
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Quaker City
Cubs
Reds
Rhinelanders
Cincinnati Outfit
Johnny Podgajny
Big Gun
Steve Mesner
Max Lanier
Max
Johnson
Part Mathewson
Lou Klein
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Jack Salveson
Nats
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Tigers
Hank Borowy
Detroits
Russ Christopher
Philadelpha Athletics
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Harry Feldman
Sid Gordon
New Yorkers
Chicago
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Bucs
Ed Head
Corrine Smith Seeks National Diving Title at LAAC
Corrine Smith a 19 year old diver trained by Aileen Allen at the Los Angeles Athletic Club draws praise as a future national one and three metre champion. She holds Pacific Coast indoor and outdoor titles and plans to become a physical education instructor at USC.
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Frank Frawley
Los Angeles
Corrine Smith
Aileen Allen
Coriine
Pacific Coast
Miss Allen
Ruth Nurmi
Carol Fletcher
Corinne
Miss Smith
Helen Chenkovich
Marjorie Gestring
LAAC
Allen
Miss Chenkovich
Marjorie
Stanford
Helen
Denver
Colo
University of Southern California
Boots Is A Boot
Cletus Boots Poffenberger once a Detroit and Brooklyn right hander is now pitching for the Marine Corps team at Parris Island in boot camp. A rusted dirty or worn choke valve may keep a car engine from starting on frosty mornings and misfire the starting mixture.
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Parris Island
S. C
Cletus
Boots) Poffenberger
Detroit
Brooklyn
Marine Corps
Top College Baseball Prospect Signed by Dodgers
Chicago May 29 One of the era’s top college prospects Boyd Bartley left Illinois for a pro career as he joined the Brooklyn Dodgers after a brief tussle with the Chicago Cubs. The 22 year old infielder batted .460 in 114 games this season and was projected for immediate major league action with a substantial signing bonus. Bartley’s move follows a Chicago scouting mix with George Sisler noting the Bruin connection and the Dodgers eyeing a national league debut before his Fort Benning army call around June 20.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Boyd Bartley
Dick Wakefield
University of Illinois
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rush
Chartetan
Tili
Crete
Bartley
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Wrigley Field
Cub
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Bruin
Augie Galan
Billy Herman
Dolph Camilli
Curt Davis
Kirby Highe
Dem Burns
State University
Brooklyn
George Sisler
Len Merullo
Los Angeles
Beys
Fort Benning
Connie Mack
East Brookfield
Central Massachusetts
Hoss Radbourne
Mack
Hartford
Washington Nationals
Gilmore
Boxing results from last night headline
In Hollywood Callt Luther T Sluz ger defeated Julio Jim inez by points 137 to 135. In Worcester Johnny Cool stopped Russ Sawyer in New York with a 5 round finish.
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Hollywood
Luther T Sluzger
Julio Jiminez
Yucatan
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Cool
Russ Sawyer
New York
Major League Leaders across National and American Leagues
Key leaders include Musial of St Louis batting .341 with 26 runs and 44 hits, plus DiMaggio of Pittsburgh and Vaughan of Brooklyn with 41 hits. Herman of Brooklyn leads RBIs with 25, while Mustal of St Louis has 5 triples. In the American League Stephens leads at .371 with 21 runs, and Hite Wakefield tames Detroit with 38 doubles. Carrasquel paces pitching in the AL with 4-0 and Allen leads NL with 30 wins.
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Musial
St. Louis
Frey Cincinnati
Camille Brooklyn
Herman
Brooklyn
DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Prey and McCormick
Cincinnati
Vaughan
McCarthy
Boston
Mustal
Russell Pittsburgh
Ott
Maynard
New York
Litwhiler
Philadelphia
Murtaugh
Gustave
Allen
Newsom
Stephens
Higgins
Detroit
White
Keiler
Runes
Spence
Washington
Johnson
Bloodworth
Siebert
Hite-Wakefield
Clary
Keller
Gordon
Chartak
Minor League Scores Across Southern Association and Piedmont League
Nashville beat Birmingham 12 to 4 and Chattanooga defeated Memphis 7 to 4. Knoxville won 6 to 2 against New Orleans, with Atlanta losing 16 to 7 at Little Rock. Lynchburg routed Roanoke 3 to 2, Richmond topped Durham 4 to 0, while Portsmouth Norfolk game was postponed.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Knoxville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Richmond
Durham
Portamouth
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Lynchbore
Skeletons built from framework tissues and connective tissue
A concise note explains that one quarter of a human skeleton is formed by framework, skeleton, and connective tissue, detailing how these parts contribute to overall skeletal structure.
Connie Mack Shadow Battery Pitcher Backstop of the Era
Connie Mack rose from catcher to legendary manager known as part of the Shadow Battery with Gilmore. The tall slender figure tutored by era rules, he excelled at tipping pitches and handling Buffalo and Pittsburgh lineups before long managerial career.
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Connie Mack
Hartford Battery
Gilmore
Washington
Mack
Mike Scanlon
Shadow Battery
Kansas City
St. Louis
Hank O'Day
Buffalo
Brotherhood Players’ League
al Buckenberger
Pittsburgh
Herman Long
Major League Baseball Results From Yesterday
Results show Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 8, Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 2 Boston 1 in 10 innings. New York 3 Chicago 1, New York 2 Detroit 1, Cleveland 5 Boston 2, Philadelphia 5 Chicago 2. St. Louis Washington postponed. Probable pitchers listed with teams and records.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Chicago
Trinkle
Krnst
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
Baseball matchups listed for Cleveland New York Detroit St Louis Chicago
Cleveland faces New York Dean against Bonham while Detroit meets Boston Bridges with Overmire vs Terry. St Louis battles Philadelphia Sandra against Barris as Chicago hosts Washington with Smith opposing Wynn tonight.
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Cleveland
New York
Dean
Ve. Bonham
Detroit
Boston
Bridges
Overmire
Terry
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Sandra
Barris
Chicago
Washington
Smith
Ve Wynn
Tennis stars fall in war and illness threaten Davis Cup
Mary Hardwick says five leading European tennis internationals have been killed in action and many others wounded or sick with tropical diseases. She cites Arthur Quist Bromwich and others, notes deaths and disappearances amid World War II and the Nazi invasion, warning the Davis Cup could be interrupted for years.
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New York
Mary Hardwick
Christian Boussin
Martin Legey
John Lesueur
France
England
Ronald Shays
Belgium
Andre la Croix
Wimbledon
Adrian Quist
John Bromwich
Australia
Germany
United States
Bromwich and
Quist
Miss Hardwick
Atlantic City
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Imany
Tunisia
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Poland
Anita Livana
Chile
Dodgers Executive Signals New Trade Suspect
Branch Rickey, president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, hinted before the team departed for Cincinnati that he and manager Leo Durocher had drafted a one team trade, though no talks had occurred with the other club yet.
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Kerry Mitchell
New York Post
Bucky Harris
Phillies
Dodgers
Army
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Rickey
Leo Durocher
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