Pitching St Louis Cardinals Toward Another Pat
Dizzy and Paul Dean lead the St. Louis Cardinals as they anchor the Gashouse Gang in the pennant chase. Paul Dean outsduels the Dodgers 5-4 in eight plus innings while Dizzy Dean adds to the team’s early-season wins, backing a strong pitching staff amid a league-wide slate of games.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
St. St. Louis Cardinals
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Dean Boys
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Dizzy
Daisy
Ducky Medwick
Pepper Martin
Stu Martin
Collegiate links dot pro baseball and sports stars
Roundup notes diverse ties between college origins and major sports figures. Mentions players from New Hampshire State Georgetown Muskingum Columbia Alabama Poly St Johns Annapolis Texas U and Erskine, plus Buddings in boxing, wrestling, golf and tennis. Comments on attendance at Lakewood and a Davis Cup context.
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Briete New York
Montreal
del Bissonette
New Hampshire State
Georgetown
Hal King
Good Old Muskingum
A Sankey
Alabama Poly
Fresco Thompson
Columbia
Billy Rhiel
Erskine
Newark
George Weiss
Dick Porter
St. Johns
Annapolis
Ernie Kay
Texas U
Ralph Boyle
St. Ravier’s
Cincinnati
Max Rosenfeld
Alabam
Medwicks
Mr. Knapp
Brewers, Millers Duel For A.A. Lead In Narrow Win
Chicago June 2 Ap The American Association race tightens after the Brewers drop from first to second following a 2 to 0 loss to the Minneapolis Millers. Kansas City clawed back to the top with a 1 0 win over St Paul as Columbus crushed Louisville 13 0. Shores blanked Heving as Kansas City beat St Paul. Morton Cooper held Louisville to four hits as Columbus rolled. Indianapolis and Toledo were rained out.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Brewers
Minneapolis
Chicago
American Association
Minneapolis Millers
McKain
Eels
Hamiin
Clyde
Hatter
Shores
K. C
Joe Heving
Columbus
Louisville
Colonels
Morton Cooper
Red Birds
Cooper
Dave Danforth
Arch McKain
Indianapolis
Toledo
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Busy MLB Night Card
Rip Radcliff of the White Sox slugged two homers and a single driving in seven runs in an 11-9 win over the Yankees. Paul Waner delivered a pinch single that sparked a two run rally as the Bees fell 5-4. Tommy Bridges held the Athletics to nine hits in Detroit's 5-4 victory. Paul Dean blanked the Dodgers eight innings in St Louis' 5-4 win. Johnny Kroner hit a triple and a homer as Cleveland lost 14-6. Buddy Myer collected three hits in an 15-11 Senators win over the Browns. Ival Goodman tied the night with a ninth inning homer to beat the Phillies 9-8 in the season's first night game.
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Deans
Cardinals
Paul
Dizzy
Frankie Frisch
Brooklyn Dodgers
Daffiness Boys
Brooklyn
Bridges
Tommy Bridges
Bee
Athletics
Pirates
Bees
Washington
St. Louis Brown
Brownies
Sox
White Sox
Yanks
Rip Radcliff
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Tribe
Cincinnati
al Hollingsworth
Chuck Klein
Ival Goodman
Reds
Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Associated Press
Yankees
Paul Waner
Tigers
Detroit
Paul Dean
Dodgers
Johnny Kroner
Buddy Myer
Senators
Browns
Phillies
Wills Moody Triumphs in Comeback Match Abroad
In London, Helen Wills Moody won her first comeback tournament match defeating Jill Notely 6-1 6-0. The note recalls past events including Khayyan winning the American Derby, William Muldoon’s death at 88, and Cameronian winning the Epsom Derby by seven to two odds five years ago.
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Associated Press
Helen Wills Moody
Jill Notely
London
Mgr. Khayyan
William Muldoon
Cameronian
Epsom Downs
Fights Last Night In New York and Los Angeles
New York bout saw Sonny Jones outpoint Vince De Angelo in a 6 round decision. In Los Angeles Glenn Lee defeated Gege Gravante over ten rounds at Edison, Nebraska, by points.
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Associated Press
New York
Sonny Jones
Ancouver
Vince DeAngelo
Los Angeles
Glenn Lee
Edison
Wneb
Gege Gravante
Ocean Park
Calif
Wrestling Card Roundup Field Results
The Associated Press report records bouts with Vincent Lopez of California throwing Gino Garibaldi of St. Louis in 36 minutes. Gus Sonnenberg of Boston defeated Joe Cox of Cleveland in 17 minutes 20 seconds.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Vincent Lopez
California
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
Reading
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Joe Cox
Cleveland
League Leaders In Baseball From Associated Press
National and American batting leaders listed with teams and stats. Giants Terry hits .426 with 5. Martin Cardinals .386. Medwick drives in 46 for Cardinals, Ott 38 for Giants. Jordan steals 67, Nivain 8, Martin 7. Gumbert 5 1 for Giants in pitching. Sullivan .413 for Indians, Gehrig 54 runs, Dickey 50 RBIs, Gehringer 43 runs. Foxx 13 HR, Trosky 12. Powell 10 steals. Pearson 8-1 leading Yankees pitching.
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Giants
Martin
Cardinals
J. Martin
J. Moore
Phillies
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Ott
Hill
Jordan
Bees
Herman
Cubs
Goodman
Reds
Riggs
Rees
Camilli
J Moore
J. Nivtain
Gumbert
Ij. Dean
Sullivan
Indians
Dimaggio
Yankees
Gehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Dickey
Trosky
Clift
Browns
Foxx
Red Sox
Powell
Senators
Werber
Pearson
Grove
Granville Brevity to Run at Belmont Stakes
Granville and Brevity, two hard luck three year olds owned by William Woodward and J. E. Widener, race in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Both have not won a major race this season, having lost to Bold Venture, and enter as favorites for the divisional crown with Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner sidelined for the season.
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New York
William Woodward
Granville
J. E. Widener
Belmont Park
Disabled Veterans Convention to discuss aid for wounded
In Sedalia Missouri the fourteenth annual Missouri department convention of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War will run June 5 through 7. Gov Guy B Park Dr Robert C Cook Edward F Hand John A Brody and Gen C I Martin head the speakers with Dr Hite presiding. Officers to be elected Sunday. National rehabilitation officers from Des Moines St Louis and Kansas City attend Friday night to outline day rehabilitation work. The Marshall American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps performs Saturday afternoon and a military ball is scheduled Saturday night.
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Sedalia
Missouri Department of the Disabled American Veterans of the
Kansas City
Gen. c. I. Martin
Veterans Administration
Wadsworth
Kan
Robert D. Hite
Des Moines
St. Louis
Marshall
American Legion
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Baseball Schedule Aboard Today’s National League Games
National League action features New York at Chicago Schmacher versus Davis and Boston at Pittsburgh Lanning against Swift. Brooklyn visits St Louis Earnshaw battles Parmelec. American League shows St Louis at Washington Knos against Thomas Newsom and Detroit at Philadelphia Auker versus Ross. Chicago travels to New York Phelps versus Pearson with Cleveland at Boston Allen facing Ferrell.
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New York
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Report
Associated Press tally of games includes Boston 4, Pittsburgh 5 and Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 5. Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 8, New York at Chicago postponed by rain. Cleveland %, Boston 14, Detroit 3, Philadelphia 4, Chicago 11, New York 9, St. Louis 41, Washington 15. American Association games: Kansas City 1, St. Paul 0, Minneapolis 5, Milwaukee 2, Columbus 13, Louisville 0. Toledo at Indianapolis rained out.
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Associated Press
National League
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
St. Pauoo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Tragic Marion Fire Claims Mother and Two Children
Mrs. Carl Stratton aged 21, and her two young children, 3-year-old Robert and 2-year-old Elsie, were killed in a Marion Indiana blaze caused by an explosion of a coal oil stove. Neighbors and firefighters battled the flames as the family home burned, with authorities investigating the deadly incident.
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Marion, Ind
Carl Stratton
Robert
Elsie
Mike Ryba Returned to Columbus to Start Fresh
St Louis reports pitcher and utility man Mike Ryba was sent back to Columbus of the American Association. Ryba joined the Cardinals late last season after a 20–8 record with Columbus and has filled multiple roles including catcher and other positions. Berlin Orders Washing of Municipal Buildings for Olympic Visitors. Berlin will scrub the city hall and other municipal structures to present a clean face for visiting Olympic crowds.
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ST. Louis
Mike Ryba
Baseballs
St.el Cardinals
Columbus
American Association
Berlin
Olympics
National Open golf title sparks guesswork at Springfield
Golfdoms 40th National Open opens with 170 players including 124 professionals and 35 amateurs at Battusvot Golf Club. Favorites include Picard Revolta Runyan Sarazen Cooper and recent champions Dutra Nelson Smith Thomson, Hagen and Armour as the field eyes a 288 to 299 winning score under calm, stout play.
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Springfield
N. J
Battusvot Golf Club
Aml
Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
Parks
Henry Picard
Hershey
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Nile
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N.Y. Conn
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Chicago
Augusta
Harold
Big) Mc Spaden
Winchester
Mass
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnee-on- Delaware
Walter Hagen
MacDonald ‘Smith
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Wee Scot
al Espinosa
Bobby Jones
Winged Foot
Cops Lose Badges on Misconduct Charges
San Francisco officers faced badge removals as the police commission charged 23 with improper conduct. One officer, Carl Nelson, had his badge lost in a holdup where a bandit also stole cash amounting to $22 and his spectacles.
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San Francisco
Police Commission
Officcer
Carl Nelson
Berlin bars push safety signs with beer coasters
Berlin restaurants and hotels join a traffic safety campaign by giving guests coasters and napkins showing traffic violations. The campaign urges patrons to notice risky behavior such as bicyclists carrying loads, children on trucks, or pedestrians violating signals, asking Are you sinning against regulations like these. You shouldn't do it.
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Berlin
Viceroy Badoglio Welcomed in Rome
Pietro Badoglio returned from Ethiopia to a Rome welcoming crowd of about 60,000 as Mussolini and his cabinet greeted the conquering general in Fascist uniform. His son-in-law Galeazzo Ciano stood nearby for the ceremony at the capital.
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Rome
Vicoroy
Pietro Badoglio
Ethiopia
1 Duce
Galeazzo Ciano
Mussolini
Badoglio
Naples
Truckers Sentenced for Embezzlement in Mercer County
Harvey Harkins and Eddie Simms, Mercer county truckers, received two year sentences in the Missouri state penitentiary after a jury found them guilty of embezzling four head of cattle from Cox Brothers of Mercer county. Defense said an appeal would follow to the state supreme court.
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ST. Louis
Harvey Harkins
Eddie Simms
Mercer County
Cox Brothers
Supreme Court
Cattle Shipment from Cox Farm Allegedly Sold in St Joseph
A shipment of cattle from the Cox farm consigned to Kansas City was transferred through four dockyards and moved into a truck driven by Virgil Moore who allegedly sold the cattle in St Joseph. A hung jury resulted at a trial held last February.
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Cox
Kansas City
Virgil Moore
St. Joseph
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