Tweedies Wallop Washington in 10-5 Twin Bill Win
Jefferson City Tweedies rattle 17 hits led by Lowe Maxey and McClure to beat Washington 10-5. Meinhardt allowed seven Washington hits as Tweedies built a large early lead then coasted to the win with homers by R Maxey and Lowe and a late McClure single followed by Lowe’s homer.
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Jefferson City
Tr Tribune
Tweedies
Washington
Heisingers
New York
Tweedie
Lowe
R. Maxey
McClure
Meinhardt
Shoemen
Maxey
Tweedies AB
Laux
Seeese
Slaughter
DH Lowe
Sitton
V. Maxey
Ib Gray
O Buhr
Kissinger
D. Meyer
Buhr i i
Buhr
Withheekter
Weyer
Bryant
Dauber Injured After Jump From Truck in California
Inglewood California June 13 AP Dauber William Dupont's breakness winner sustained minor masses skin cuts and a broken nath after leaping from a truck en route to Hollywood Park race track. Trainer Dick Handlen said the mishap would not affect Jagger's racing plans. Dauber was to renew rivalry with Langrin Kentucky Derby winner in a $50 000 race for 8 year olds on June 29. He was walked to his stable after the incident.
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Inglewood
Calif
Dauber
William Dupont
Hollywood Park
Dick Handlen
Jagger
Dupont, Os
Langrin
Sports Mirror Recalls Historic Baseball and Boxing Moments
The AP feature revisits notable past sports events. It highlights Joe DiMaggio's three-homer game for the Yankees in a doubleheader against the Browns, James J. Braddock’s 15 round victory over Max Baer to claim the world heavyweight title, and the Ryder Cup amateur victory led by 17-year-old Benet standout Winnie Turnesa.
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Associated Press
Joe DiMago
Yankees
Browns
James J.traddock
Max Baer
Spinach cleared by medical body but iron limits noted
In San Francisco on June 12 the American Medical Association said spinach is wholesome and valuable as a vitamin source. The foods council noted vitamin content and roughage, but iron is not easily absorbed by infants or young children. Also mentioned: many Chinese steamship companies with HQ in Shanghai were expelled from bases by the Japanese blockade of the Chinese coast last year.
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San Francisco
O. K
Council On Foods
Anghai
Basiis
1 Ching Coast
Blevins to ply in Western Open
Walter Blevins the Missouri state amateur golf champion from Kansas City prepared to enter the Western Open in St Louis starting tomorrow. He defeated Cochran 5 and 3 in the 36 hole final Saturday to reclaim the title he held in 1936 and adds the Tri-State and Kansas City championships to his wins. Cochran, medalist, led early but finished three under par for 33 holes.
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ST. Louis
Walter Blevins
Kansas City
Bob Cochran
Blevins
Cochran
Kansas
Ceiling Crumbles in New York Club Injuring Eleven
Night club entertainer Dottie Lavelle performed as a ceiling sagged and crumbled above her in a restaurant section, injuring eleven people slightly. Lavelle sustained a black eye as the incident drew a crowd of onlookers and emergency responders.
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Associated Press
New York
Dottie Lavelle
Dottie
Guldahl wins 1938 National Open with record 281
Ralph Guldahl defies odds on final round at Cherry Hills to defend his title with an even par 72. The Texan surged from four strokes behind to dominate the field, posting a 281 total and matching a storied Open legacy amid strong winds and large crowds in Denver.
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Benry McLemore
United Press
Denver
Colo
United States
Ralph Guldahl
Bob Jones
Billy Burke
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Goodman
Goodman
Olin Dutra
Sam Parks
Parks
Baltusrol
Manera
Tony Wasa
Detroit
Guldhal
Guldahl
Rockies
Cherry Hills
Dick Metz
Guldah
Ed Dudley
Bobby Cruickshank
Lawson Little
Sam_ Snead
Jimmy Thomson
Horton Smith
John Revolta
State of
Colorado
Ungeaten Tharps 10 Meet Bartlett Club Feature Game
The Tharps, with 50 straight league wins, travel to city park tonight to face the Bartletts in the Softball program feature. Heinrichs meet Scotts in the curtain raiser while Central Dairy contests the Lutherans. Rain has paused league play for several nights but officials hope to resume soon. New Reserve Bank Counsel Lewis H. Corstarphen, 20 year old St. Louis attorney, named general counsel of the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis, succeeding James G. McConkey.
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City Park
Bartletts
Heinrichs
Scotts
Central Dairy
Lutherans
New Reserve Bank
ST. Louis
Lewis H. Corstarphen
Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis
James G. McConkey
Corstarphen
University of Missouri
Brazito Tops Blues In Tight Diamond clash
Brazito beat the I. c. Blues 8 to 5 on the Blues’ diamond as Albert Sommerer earned his seventh win in eight starts. Morrow went 5-for-5 with four hits, while Sommerer added four hits in four at bats. Brazito held a narrow lead, then pushed across three runs in the seventh to seal it, with both clubs scoring in the third and endgame innings.
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Brazito
I. c. Blues
Blues
Diamond
Albert Sommerer
Landwehr
Schulte
Hess
Brazita
Young Sommerer
Fotar
Morrow
Braddock Predicts Schmeling Defeat Before Title Fight
Former champion James J. Braddock predicts Max Schmeling will fail to regain the heavyweight title when he meets Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium next week. Braddock says Schmeling is slower and more vulnerable to a left hand, while Louis appears near peak condition after a hard sparring session in Pompton Lakes New Jersey. Louis demonstrated solid left work in six rounds watched by about 4,000 fans.
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James J. Braddock
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Braddock
Louis
William H. Walker
State Athletic Commission
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Yankees Beat Indians in Thriller as Gordon Nets Winning Homer
New York's George Gordon delivered a clutch eighth inning homer with Dickey aboard, lifting the Yankees to a 7-6 win over Cleveland. Red Ruffing earned his eighth victory, and Johnny Allen and Bob Feller were the Indians’ key pitchers in a wild, high scoring day across the league.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Maters Today
Yankees
Giants
Yanks
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Bob Feller
Red Ruffing
Indians
Ruffing
Joe Gordon
Feller
Dickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cards
Carl Hubbell
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Gehringer
York
Tigers
Browns
Athletics
St.Louis Brown
Bob Johnson
A’s
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Ben Chapman
Gerald Walker
Cubs
Brooklyn
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Dolf ‘Camilli
Larry French
Cincinnati
Boston
Bees
Reds
Fletcher
Paul Derringer
Jim Turner
Eval Goodman
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Mace Brown
Columbia Merchants Triumph Over Red Birds 4-1
The Columbia Merchants defeated the Red Birds 4-1 as F Copeland pitched for the Birds. Columbia assembled eight hits off Carley and led from the first inning with Alexander and Dy scoring on a fielder s choice and an error. The Red Birds scored once in the ninth on three hits, but could not overcome the early deficit. In a separate note, Oxford Union Society votes to not admit women undergraduates as debate members by a narrow margin.
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Copeland
Birds
Columbia
Carley
Alexander
Red Birds
R.h-E
Oxford Union Society
Oxford
England
Roundup of Baseball, Boxing, and Tennis Rumors
SID FEDER reports from New York on Johnny Vander Meer’s value after a no hitter and free agent saga, possible three way trades involving Van Mungo and Ernie Lombardi, chatter of Lefty O'Doul’s majors return, and notes on Dizzy Dean, Jimmy Foxx, Ralph Guldahl, and Helen Wills. Also mentions Wally Simpson at Goshen Meet and Chappie Blackburn on Louis and Hartnett.
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Sid Feder
Eddie Biletz
New York
Reds
Vander Meer
Dodgers
Dayton
Judge Landis
Brooklyn
Jack Dempsey
Jack
van Mungo
Cubs
Ernie Lombardi
Buddy Hassett
Wals
the McCoy
Red Sox
Fritz Ostermuelley
Jainy Marcum
American Association Standings and Sunday Results
The standings show national league results with New York 8-1 over St Louis 5-4 and Pittsburgh 11 over Philadelphia 5, while Chicago 0-0 with Brooklyn 3-6 and Boston 6-4 over Cincinnati 5-7. AL games include Boston 3-3 Chicago 2-4, Philadelphia 8-1 over St Louis 3-0, New York 7 over Cleveland 6, Detroit 1B over Washington 12-1, Columbus 1-7 over Toledo 2-6. Evening schedule notes no games scheduled per The Associated Press.
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New York
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Deen
Hheterncs
Sore
Astonetree
SDF TEE LEADERS
Baseball leaders listed by league and team with figures for batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Key names include Averill, Foxx, Lewis, Ott, Hack, and Goodman across Cleveland, Boston, Washington, New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Averill
Glenland
Trosky
Cleveland
Lewis
Washington
Foxx
Boston
Travis
Cronin
Cramer
Keltner
Heath
Johnson
Athletics
Kreevich
Chicago
Grave
Kennedy
Detroit
Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Ott
New York
Hack
Medwick
St. Louis
McCormick
Martin
Philadelphia
Mize
Gutteridge
Rizzo
Suhr
Pittsburgh
Goodman
Risgs
Galan
Races Restart At City Park This Thursday And Friday
Greyhound races, postponed due to rain, resume at City Park Thursday and Friday nights this week under the sponsorship of the local American Legion. The report also notes William Howard Taft was educated at Yale.
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City Park
American Legion
William Howard Taft
Edus
Yala
Specialists Called To Examine Dizzys Arm
A Chicago Cubs medical team, led by manager Charlie Grimm, called in experts to diagnose Dizzy Dean’s failing pitching arm. Dean rests after a slow decline from a top right hander, with a full examination planned from toe to teeth to uncover every potential ailment.
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Dizzy
Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Charlie Grimm
Diz
Chicago Cubs
John F. Bavis
Dean
Baserball
Grimm
Holt Summit Beats Popp's Sluggers 8-7
Holt Summit rallied to defeat Popp's Sluggers 8-7 after trailing early. Popp's tallied ten hits off Holt pitcher while Holt Summit collected thirteen off P Haid who pitched the full game. Schrieman relieved Haid in the fifth as Holt Summit scored three runs. Batteries Popps Pp Haid Schrieman Jacobs. Holt Summit Bills Clardy Waugh.
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Holts Summit
Popps
Holt
P. Haid
Schrieman
Haid
Jacobs
Holts
Bills
Clardy
Waugh
Royals Rally Past Mohawks 7-6 in Final Game Doubleheader
Helsinger Royals edge Jefferson City Mohawks 7-6 after a four lead changes. Coose Knight and Lammers drive decisive two-run double in ninth. Reed’s earlier homer keys Mohawks’ early run flow. Ousley Knight E Smith combine on mound for Royals in a tense finish.
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Helsinger Royals
Jefferson City Mohawks
Wardsville
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William Harvey
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Hartnett
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