Dizzy Dean Wins Eleventh as Cardinals Top Giants
Dodgers, Cubs, and Pirates clash in pennant chase as Dizzy Dean earns his 11th win and the Cardinals beat the Giants 3 to 2. Vaughan bairns for Pirates with three singles as Pittsburgh tops Philadelphia 6-2. Yankees withstand Indians in 16 innings, Red Sox slide. Tigers rise to third with 10-8 win over Senators. Bees top Reds 8-3, Browns beat Athletics 9-5.
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Leo Durocher Tops Cardinals as Hitting Shortstop Worthy
New York reporting Leo Durocher of the St Louis Cardinals, long known as a superb fielder, has emerged as the league’s best hitting shortstop. Once a weak bat, he now boasts a .330 pace while anchoring the fielding oriented Cardinals, after a stint with the Yankees where he failed to hit. The shift marks him as a standout two-way performer for his team.
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Lippy) Duracher
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League Leaders in American and National Leagues
Associated Press lists top players by league in batting runs batted in and totals. Gehringer leads American League with 75 hits and 59 runs, Foxx tops home runs with 135, while Ott and Medwick pace the National League in several categories. Pitching leaders include Grove and Dean with strong win totals. Senators
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White Sox
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Yanks
Blues Split Double Header In Milwaukee Series
Louisville Colonels win both ends of a doubleheader over Milwaukee Brewers 7 6 and 4 0 led by Fred Shaffer five hitter in nightcap. St. Paul, Indianapolis, and Minneapolis also post doubleheader wins as milk production rises 4 percent in first quarter per Donn & Bradstreet. Joe DiMaggio goes hitless in 19 games as Belmont stakes recap and other weekend notes wrap up.
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Donn & Bradstreet, Inc
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New York A.C
Sports Roundup from an Uncertain Time and Place
A fragmented sports column notes a tense finish with lingering questions about a Greensboro editor and a photo finish decision. The piece references notable players and events, mentioning Mzeneve, Houston Lawing, and Primo Camera while alluding to a slow start by Garibaldi’s Garibaldi team and a general sense of yearlong tightness in competition.
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Greensboro
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Tweedies edge Fulton 4 2 on strong defense
The Tweedies defeated Fulton 4 to 2 on Callaway diamond in a tight game marked by solid fielding and timely hitting. Pearson led Fulton with three hits while K Stawahter belted a home run and a single for the Tweedies, with Lowe adding a double and a single.
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Bright Spots in Sports Perry Near Par
Sam Perry has an average of 71.62 over 52 rounds at Birmingham Country Club, in the National Open golf qualifying, with par at 71. Also notes sports figures Charles Arthur Shires and various Chicago sports and art events, describing reactions and exhibitions in Chicago during June.
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Yesterday's Stars Standouts And Key Baseball Plays
Yesterday's Stars highlights wrap shows George Selkirk homering in the 16th to lift the Yankees past the Indians 5-4. Dizzy Dean pitched eight strong innings to beat the Giants 6-2 after two days rest. Harland Clift homered to spark the Browns in a 9-5 win over the Athletics. Hal Lee drove in five on two doubles and a triple as the Bees beat the Reds 8-3. Bill Swift silenced the Phillies with six players, a 6-2 Pirates victory. Mike Kreevich hit a bases loaded homer as the White Sox ended the Red Sox five-game run in a 13-5 loss. Duck Davis shut out the Dodgers in seven of nine innings for a 4-3 Cubs win. Roxie Lawson’s relief work helped the Tigers top the Senators 10-8.
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Athletics
Hal Lee
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Reds
Bill Swift
Mike Kreevich
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Red Sox
Duck Davis
Cubs
Roxie Lawson
Tigers
Senators
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues Report
AP summary lists National League games with St Louis, New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, and Chicago results. American Association scores show Kansas, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Toledo, Louisville, Milwaukee, St Paul, and Columbus outcomes.
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Kansas A A U Track Stars Qualify For Milwaukee Trials
More than 60 Kansas and western Missouri Valley A A U athletes earned Milwaukee sectional Olympic trial eligibility after finishing top three at the Valley meet. Helen Stephens likely the sole Missouri Valley woman to compete in Rhode Island. Herselel Neil starred with a 10.7 100m and a Valley record 47 ft 8 in in the hop, step and jump. New meet marks were set in the 1500, 400, pole vault, high jump, women's discus, and broad jump.
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Neil
Archie San Romani
Emporia
Ralph Brown
Pittsburg
Clyde Caffman
Jack Buckman
Virginia
Warrensjburg
Kermit King
Clark Marks Up New Pentathlon Record
Clark, national decathlon champion now with the San Francisco Olympic Club, set a new pentathlon mark at the Eureka relays in Burgkr, California. His 4670 total topped Jim Bausch’s 4173 from 1931 by 497 points, with wins in the broad jump and the 1590 meter run and the 200 meters, plus seconds in javelin and thirds in discus.
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Fayette wins opening round of golf meet in Missouri
Fayette, winner last year, leads the sixth annual Fayette Boonville Warrensburg California tourney after the first round in Fayette Mo on Sunday. Scores show Fayette California 20213, Warrensburg 255, Boonville 252 with match play to continue next Sunday at Warrensburg.
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Utilities Triumph Over Versailles Merchants 9 to 3
Jefferson City Utilities defeated Versailles Merchants 9 to 3 at Whiteway Park. Lefty Ross started shakily but settled, striking out 12 while yielding four hits. Versailles mounted two runs on free wickets in the first inning, aided by a Dasehill sequence.
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Former Mizzou Men Move to Kirksville
Three former University of Missouri football players have enrolled at Kirksville State Teachers College for the summer term, Coach Fritz Faurot said. The trio, Robert Padocls Jr of St Louis as end, Howard Rader of Springfield as back, and Charles Laskowski of Kansas City as center, will be eligible for M T A A competition next fall.
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National Open highlights from Oakmont and Chicago rounds
Snapshot of past golf and boxing notes from SPORTSMIRROR. Mentions Oakmont National Open with 299 entrants and Armour leading Chicago round with 68. Also lists Baer Sehmeling Foxx Grove and Westchester performances in various Open qualifiers and seasons.
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Tony Manero Wins National Open in Dramatic Finish
Tony Manero, aided by a steady final drive and a 20 foot putt, clinched the National Open at Baltusrol amid a roaring 10,000 spectator crowd. Mrs Manero watched from the clubhouse porch as the champion sank the final putt to seal a dramatic victory and a $40,000 purse in a record Open ending.
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Tony Manero
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Tony and I face tough times after pro club drop
The speaker recalls a hard period with a small southern club and losing support from a major sports goods sponsor. He suggests the sponsor cut him from payroll, implying the company deemed his name less valuable. The reflection hints at financial strain and sympathy for the sponsor's stance.
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Train kills Youth near Ash Grave in Missouri
Springfield Missouri reports a rail tragedy as Mack Chileutle age 19 from Plano Missouri was struck by a Frisco passenger train near Ash Grave. The accident occurred today as the youth attempted to cross the tracks causing fatal injuries.
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