National League Sets Dizzy Pace as Cardinals Lead
The National League’s wild standings scramble continues as the St. Louis Cardinals stretch their edge to 416 games by beating the Boston Bees 7-5. Pirates rise to a tie with the Giants after a doubleheader sweep over Brooklyn, while Reds surge with an 18-hit 15-4 to overtake the Giants. In the American League the Browns defeat the Yankees 9-3 and the Tigers beat the Red Sox 8-4 as Manager Mickey Cochrane heads to Detroit for observation. Senators win 2-1 over Cleveland. Athletics fall to within one game of last place after a 5-2 loss to the White Sox.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Dodgers
Kim Weaver
Bucs
Brooklyn
van Lingle Mungo
Ciney
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Kiki Cuyler
Reds
Bees
Phillies
Cubs
Roy Henshaw
Senators
Browns
Tigers
New York Yankees
Elon Hogsett
Murderers Row
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Pete Appleton
Athletics
White Sox
Nation league action with today’s baseball games
National League matchups include Philadelphia at Chicago Bow man faces Warneke, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh with Leonard against Lucas, New York at Cincinnati featuring Hub bell or Coffman versus Schott or Hollingsworth, and Boston at St Louis with Benge opposed by Winford. American League slate shows Chicago at Philadelphia Cain versus Kelley, St Louis at New York Thomas against Hadley, Detroit at Boston Phillips against W Ferrel, and Cleveland at Washington Brown against Whitehill.
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New York
Pittsburgh Ae
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bmry
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Cleveland
Washington
Bowman
Warneke
Cain
Kelley
Thomas
Hadley
Phillips
W. Ferrejl
Brown
Whitehill
Loeffler Named Yale Basketball Coach
Sports Mirror recalls recent years noting Kenneth A. Loeffler’s appointment as Yale head basketball coach. It also cites past sporting highlights including Johnny Goodman winning the National Open at Chicago with a 287 score and J. E. Widener's Hurryoff winning the Belmont Stakes as the 8-1 favorite, plus Aubrey Boomer’s French Open Golf victory with a 291 score from five years ago.
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Kenneth A. Loeffler
Yale
Johnny Goodman
Chicago
J. E. Widener
Hurryoff
Aubrey Boomer
Blues Lose 10 Colonels In Ten Innings
Chicago June 10 AP Burleigh Grimes and the Louisville Colonels edged the Milwaukee Brewers 4 to 3 in ten innings, keeping the American Association race tight as Milwaukee fell from the lead. Indianapolis Indians swept Milwaukee with 2 0 and 3 3 scores, Logan and Page tossing four hit games. Columbus and Minneapolis split, Jack Winsett homered twice for the Birds, Toledo topped St Paul 7 5 behind Harry Davis with a homer and a double.
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Chicago
Burleigh Grimes
Louisville Colonels
Colonels
Milwau Brewers
Kansas City Blues
Blues
Milwaukee
Indias
Indianapolis Indians
Logan
Brewers
Page
Columbus
Minneapolis
Red Birds
Millers
Jack Winsett
Birds
Toledo Mud Hens
St. Paul
Harry Davis
Toledo
Schmeling Preps for Louis Fight With Slower Form
Max Schmeling, 30, slower but confident, anticipates a tough bout against Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium on June 18. Experts doubt his speed can neutralize Louis’s power, noting Schmeling’s defense and timing appear weak. After seven rounds of sparring he weighed 193 pounds, close to his ideal fighting weight.
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Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
der Maxie
Uhlan
Louis
Max
Betting Odds at the Republican Convention Offer Odd Bets
Broadly reported column by Henry McLemore notes Mister Jack Doyle failing to press delegates into choosing a side and imagines an operatic pari mutuel betting booth in the Cleveland convention hall with odds on speeches Lincoln references sleep during the keynote and other convention quirks.
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United Press
Cleveland
Jack Doyle
Broadway
Brother Dogie
Dickinson
Lester Jam Dickinson
Iowa
Buddy
Doyle
Landon
Nancy Jo
John Landon
jSissie
Buzzie
Governor Landon
Roosevelt
Mac
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Ngbets
Wrestling results from multiple cities show several two straight falls
In Baltimore Vincent Lopez 225 of Mexico defeated Chief Little Wolf 218 of Colorado in 31 90. In Irvington Danno O’Mahoney 225 of Ireland beat Joe Cox 224 of Kansas City two straight falls. Everett Marshall 220 of La Junta Colo defeated Max Martin 218 of Brooklyn two straight falls in Montreal. Yvon Robert 218 of Montreal defeated Ed Meske 218 of Akron Ohio two straight falls in New Haven. Ali Baba 180 heavyweight champion from Ireland defeated Pat McLary 278 of Ireland two straight falls in Bridgeport. Branko Nagurski 230 of International Falls Minn threw Tommy Marvin 215 of Columbia Tenn in Minneapolis. Jules Strongbow 285 of Broken Arrow Okla threw Ivan Yakuroff 224 of Russia.
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Associated Pressi
Baltimore
Vincent Lopez
Mexico
Chief Little Wolf
Colorado
Irvington
N. J
Danno O’majhoney
Ireland
Joe Cox
Kansas City
Montreal
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Max Martin
Brooklyn
New Haven
Conn
Yvon Robert
Ed Meske
Akron
Bridgeport Conn
Ali Baba
Loa
Pat McLary
Minneapolis
Branko Nagurski
International Falls
Minn
Tommy Marvin
Columbia
Tenn
Jules Strongbow
Broken Arrow
Okla
Ivan Yakturoff
Russia
Baseball scores and a fatal train accident report
Yesterday's scores show Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston and St. Louis with varied results in the American League and American Association standings. A night game in Kansas City and Louisville went 10 innings. A Wabash freight train near St Joseph fatally struck two men, J M Jameson and Ross Walker, who were walking the tracks.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Foledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
ST. Joseph, Mo
J. M. Jameson
Ross
Walker
McFall
Fights Last Night AP Roundup of Bout Outcomes
New York Charley Gomez 1384 pounds from Baltimore defeated Petey Caracciola 141 Brooklyn Johnny Morro 135 outpointed Leo Rodak 133 Chicago Washington Marty Gallagher 210 outpointed Bob Tow 195 Alexandria Virginia Fights in Los Angeles Defering Garcia 1474 Manila beat Young Peter Jackson 142 Pittsburgh Fritzie Zivic 1444 stopped Tony Falco 1413 Philadelphia Jersey City Jon Lombardi 136 Jersey City outpointed Al Dunbar 135 Albany NY Willie Pal 138 from Mamaroneck WN C defeated by De Ruzzo 139 from New York City
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Associated Press
New York
Charley Gomez
Baltimore
Petey Caracciola
Brooklyn
Johnny Morro
Leo Rodak
Chicago
Washington
Marty Gallagher
Bob Tow
Alexandria
Los Angeles
Garcia
Manila
Peter Jackson
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Pete de Ruzzo
Mamaroneck
WN. C
Willie Pal
Albany
N.Y
Jersey City
N. J
Jon Lombardi
al Dunbar
Baer Returns To Ring With Comeback Aims
Max Baer ends band career and cattle work to resume boxing after Louis knockout. He trains in Sacramento and plans travel to Salt Lake City then New York to persuade Mike Jacobs to book him with potential September bout against Jimmy Braddock in Fort Worth.
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Calif
Max Baer
Blayboy
Joe Louis
New York
Aneil Hoffman
Baer
Sal Lake City
Mike Jacobs
League Leaders By Associated Press in Baseball Stats
The report lists top performers in American and National leagues. Key names include Gehringer and Gehrig leading batting averages and runs, Foxx and Ott starring in home runs, and pitching leaders Grove and Dean among others. It notes counts for runs, hits, doubles, triples, and steals.
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Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Gehrig
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Red Sox
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Ralfe
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Martin
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J. Martin
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Jordan
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Moore
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Phillips
Gooedman
Riggs
Reds
J. Moore
Phillies
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Wins and Highlight Reels
Kiki Cuyler homered and drove in four runs in the Reds 14-4 victory over the Giants. Pete Appleton pitched well as the Senators beat the Indians 2-1. Rip Radcliff started a rally in the White Sox win over the Athletics 9-2. Johnny Mize powered a 7-5 Cardinals win over the Red Sox with a big day including a bases loaded homer. Jim Weaver and Bill Brubaker led the Pirates in a doubleheader sweep over the Dodgers with Brubaker driving in three.
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Associated
Boston
Jim Weaver
Bill Brubaker
Pirates
Farmer
Dodgers
Brubaker
Twins daze crowd with identical scores in Wheatley Hills tourney
In Wheatley Hills amateur event Ernie and Ferdy Catropa posted identical scores under mentor Al Brosel of Bethpage, highlighting a rare twin golf pairing. Pro Bob Garrison shone with a bases-loaded homer, while Rudy Schmeling marked his 28th birthday ahead of a Louis bout.
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Ernie
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Golf Bros
Wheatley Hills
al Brosel
Bob Garrison
Yemple Ring
Mis
Max Schmeling
Rudy
Max
Joe Louis
Ed Dudley Wins Shawnee Open Again
Ed Dudley, the Philadelphia pro, retained the Shawnee Open title with a 73-hole 285. He first won in 1930 and becomes the third player to defend the crown in this long standing event. Ralph Guldahl tied for second at 289 with Ralph Mackenzie, while Ray Mangrum, Orville White, and Nele son each posted 290 to share fourth. Tony Manero finished with 301.
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Id Dudley
Philadelphia
Ralph Guldail
St. Louis
Ral Mackenzie
Washington, D.C
Ray Mangrum
Diyton
Ohio
Orville White
Chicago
Jane Byron Nele
Ridgewood
N.C
Tony Manero
Morality Plank Urged For Republican Platform
Cleveland June 10 The Republican convention committee gave brief attention to a morality plank as a political issue. Canon William Sheafe Chase urged a movement that echoed past pushes for Prohibition, noting that support surged in 1928 but faded by 1932 amid changing attitudes.
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Cleveland
William Sheafe Chase
Local golfers lead in Inter-City meet at Columbia
Jefferson City teams top the 18th annual Inter-City Golf Association with 293 points in round two at Fullon Columbia. Se non. Fullon, Crookshank of Jefferson City shot 71 to earn medalist honors. Next rounds set for June 23 in Jefferson City and June 30 in Sedalia. A note adds yucca plant shells in Hidalgo cemeteries for warding evil spirits.
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Moa
Jefferson City
Inter-City Golf Association
Fullon
Secelia
Crook
Dean Parks
J. O. Maris
Fulton
Feach
Sedalia
Hidalgo
Mexico
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