Little Rock Wins Seventh Straight Over Nashville Vols
The Little Rock Travelers beat the Nashville Vols 3 to 2, extending their winning streak to seven. Henry Dana debuted in left field, driving in the first run with a first-inning single. Dana did not play in the field due to a thumb issue, and pitching selections included Lance Rithbourg for the Vols.
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Hubbell Leads Dean 5 3 In Colorful NL Duel
New York headline notes Carl Hubbell ahead of Crazy Dean at five games to three in a storied pitching rivalry. The lefty’s masterful performance marks his fourth straight win in the series and fifth in six encounters, echoing famed matchups like Mathewson and Brown.
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Ambassadors and Senators Clash Over Foreign Policy
Senate members express alarm at Ambassador Dodd's warning about a puppet dictator and a pledged arms embargo against Germany and Italy. Senator Nye calls for inquiry into the ambassador's motives and the influence of a supposed unnamed billionaire. Borah supports investigating the ambassador's actions.
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Thursday's Results From Baseball Scores Across Cities
Thursday results show Little Rock 3 Nashville 2 and New Orleans 4 Atlanta 2. Memphis defeated Knoxville 4 2, Birmingham shutout Chattanooga 9 0. Friday schedule lists Nashville at Little Rock Knoxville at Memphis Birmingham at Chattanooga New Orleans at Atlanta.
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National League Scores and Upcoming Matches
Results from Thursday show Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 4-2, Boston 4-1 over Cincinnati, Chicago 6-4 against Brooklyn, and New York 7-4 over St. Louis. Upcoming Friday games include New York at Chicago and Boston at Pittsburgh amid a crowded NL schedule.
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Fear of Military Behind CCC Move
Washington report notes House opposition to making the Civilian Conservation Corps a permanent agency. Despite favorable presidential support and public popularity, fears arise that permanent status would bind future administrations and affect federal budget. Late estimates hint at possible votes to defeat the plan, reflecting political caution in the House.
Tigers Beat Athletics 3 to 2 in Pitchers Battle
Detroit Tigers defeat Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2 as Roxie Lawson wins his sixth decision of the season. He walks seven but limits the A's to six hits while Lefty Smith struggles early. Gerry Walker adds a single for his 241st straight game, with two runs scoring on sixth inning hits.
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Knockdown Didn't Bother Pappy Much
Benny Leonard, former lightweight champion, recalls a fight where he was knocked down while his father watched. He says the referee counted him out and his father commented on the crowd’s handling of Benny with a mix of concern and critique.
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Mt Pleasant Beaten Twice on Road Trip
The Mt Pleasant Cubs, champions of Texas, lost 7 to 4 to Atlanta Texas on Wednesday and 5 to 4 to Southern Kraftsmen of Camden on Thursday, as the road trip continued before their return to Mt Pleasant.
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Opposition to CCC Alive Two Years Amid Fears of Political Use
The debate on renewing the CCC includes fears it could become a nationwide political machine or an arm of the military. Secretary Woodring helped fuel the latter view, arguing CCC youths could be a reserve force, a stance met with ridicule by many. Forecasts vary with Rep Knutson predicting the CCC may end when the New Deal ends, others asking when it will go out, with a forties timeline floated.
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Wisconsin first baseman switches from No 13 to new number
Starley Hauke Dahl, UW first baseman, previously wore No 13 for 11 games. He changed his uniform number as the Badgers continue their early season. The move reflects standard team procedures as UW schedules next games.
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Season turns around with 7 hits in 13 at bats
A player improved from a .135 average to seven hits in 13 at bats over the next three games after briefly wearing No 31. The snippet also notes the word influenza comes from Latin meaning to influence.
Bartell's Homer Seals Giants Win in St Louis Series
Bartell delivered a bases loaded homer in the ninth as the New York Giants beat the Cardinals 7 to 4 in St Louis. Manager Frankie Frisch faced jeers after a lineup shakeup and Bartell celebrated by gesturing to the dugout. Rays Harrell started for the Cardinals in a game featuring Weiland and Wain service for the Giants. Northwestern graduation celebrates 36 letter winners across eight sports with fifteen gridmen among the group.
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