Little Rock Takes 2 From Lookouts
Little Rock swept a Sunday doubleheader at Chattanooga, winning 3-1 and 4-3 to trim the league lead of Memphis Chicks. Jim Tabor delivered a bases loaded two bagger for the first win, then a seventh inning rally produced the winning run in game two.
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Littl Rock
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis Chicks
Jim Tabor
Travelers
Nantienkamp
Tabor
Deal
Cox
Sauerbraun
Livingston
Porter
Thompson
Pheubs
Early
Sharp
Chick
Memphis
Atlanta
Chicks
Mike Martynik
Allunia
BO Moon
Richards
Wetherer
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Halay
Pals
Sinnskies
New Orleans
Knoxville
She Smikes
Ned Orleans
Kardow
Warren
Julcuette
George
Moore
McVean
Bandy
Perri
Pepper Martin May Become Pitcher for St. Louis Cardinals
St Louis manager Frank Frisch says he may pitch Pepper Martin soon if the club’s pitching worsens. Martin, an outfielder and infielder, has pitched previously and could be used as a pitcher for the Cardinals. The note references a 1928 church member estimate in the United States amid church declines.
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Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
ST. Louis
Frank Frisch
St. Lous Cardinals
Red Birds
Martin
United States
All Star Game Feats Signal Cubs Yankees Balance in Baseball
The piece argues the Chicago Cubs are the most balanced team and likely World Series contenders, while praising Gabby Hartnett and the Cubs' pitching staff. It lauds the Yankees as the greatest team, noting injuries and strain on rotation but maintaining their dominance in 1937.
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Harry Grayson
NBA Service
Joe Medwick
Lou Gehrig
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Yankees
Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Hartnett
Clay Bryant
Clyde Shoun
Dizzy Dean
Joe DiMaggio
Dean
Warnecke
Ken O'Dea
Johnny Bottarini
Cubg
Chicago
Len Warneke
St. Louis Cardinals
Jimmy Collins
Chilly Wildie Terry
Stanley Hack
Connie Mack
Giants
Sterling
Monte Pearson
Johnny ‘Brouen
Spurgeon Shandier
Yankees Maintain Power Despite Season Long Injuries
The New York Yankees wrestled with several injuries including Frank Crasetti Lou Gehrig George Selkirk DiMaggio Jale Powell Bill Dickey and Charley Ruffing yet kept their strength through deep bench talent and depth. The team’s balanced lineup and ready substitutes sustained their dominant form despite frequent sidelining. Also a weekend visit by Verdie Lovelace Mrs Lovelace Mrs Fred Sutton and the Suttons to Mrs Ethridge and Mr Louis Sutton noted.
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Yankees
Frank Crasetti
Lou Gehrig
George Selkirk
Bill Dickey
Yanks
Charley Ruffing
Hall
Yankee
Verdie Lovelace
Get in the Swim by Jack Poruk
A fitness feature describes a back somersault swim move with back sculling. It advises lying in the water, drawing knees up, lifting the head and arms, then sweeping hands backward to dive under and rise, keeping the head tilted until the somersault completes.
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Jack Poruk
Ory
Nate
Local residents host and visit over weekend in area
McCaskill and Barl Reese along with Wesley Ham of EL Noraly were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Thad and family. Irene Pickett Arlene Wortham of Cora Donnell stayed with J P Pickett and Dora Wortham. Alvis Stokes of Delight visits her parents. Charlie Thomas of Prescott guests of Dr J E Gentry. John Gaines Eva Jean Shuffield visit in Hot Springs. Daley Hampton family vacationed in EL Dorada and Smackover. Elmore Lovelace returns to Broken Bow Oklahoma.
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Barl Reese
Wesley Ham
EL Noraly
She
Prescott
J. E. Gentry
John Gaines
Eva Jean Shuffield
Hot Springs
Daley Hampton
EL Dorada
Smackover
Elmore Lovelace
Broken Bow
Olida
Feller falters as Tigers edge Cleveland two to three
Detroit uses a wild pitch and walks to plate the decisive runs in a 3 2 win over Cleveland. Bob Feller allows two singles and issues multiple bases on balls while Boots Poffenberger goes the distance for Detroit. Umpire Brick Owen exits after a foul tip injures him.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland
Feller
Tiger
Solters
Trosky
Boots Poffenberger
Brick Owen
White
Rogers
Greenberg
Rogell
Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Walker
Labor rights and arbitration cited by leaders across groups
Rabbi Barnett Brickner and Dr. Harley L. Lutz caution on disruption in labor matters. They note modern Judaism supports workers rights to strike yet favors arbitration over conflict. Princeton professor and Lady Astor comment on U.S. strike trends and leadership style.
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Brickner
Roosevelt
Harley L. Lutz
Princetong University
America
Nancy Astor
Sundays Results Across Cities and Monday Matchups
Sunday results show multiple scores including Birmingham 8 2 over Memphis 3-2 and New York 10-5 over Philadelphia. Monday schedule lists Memphis at New Orleans and Chattanooga at Atlanta with several intercity games in progress.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Finsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Wrestling and boxing card set for Tuesday night show
Mauldin and Williams feature in a crowded lineup as a wrestling program and a battle royal are planned. The event includes a boxing showcase with a rappler noting tactics and disqualifications from recent matches. The program starts at 8 PM Tuesday.
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Letty
Mauldin
Mond
Maula
Williams
Fig
Philadelphia figure linked to Connie Mack dies at park
A fragmented obituary notes the death Sunday of a Philadelphia man associated with Connie Mack and Shibe Park. It mentions Miss Ethel and John Barrymore in a hazy record of family ties, wartime effort, and peace bids tied to Britain.
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Connie Mack
Shibe Park
Ethel
Myephia
Tience
Britain
Minis Chamberlain
John Barrymore
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