Jefferson City Crushes Washington in Revenge Tilt
In Reed's Whiteway Park last night the Senators roared to a 10 to 1 win over Washington as Freeman, 17, cleared the center field fence for an early homer and Dillard followed with another long ball. Gerritsen struggled on the mound for Washington while Lee silenced the Jets after an initial threat, sealing Jeff City's decisive victory.
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Senators
Washington
Reed
Whiteway Park
Young Freeman
Star
Elmer Dillard
C. Gerritsen
Freeman Dillard
Swain
Steinmetz
Jéney
Herbert
Lee
Callawegian
Paris
Eb, Barnhart
King
McQueen
Jeff City
Abrhpore
Rick
Schleer
White
Whitfield
Pwv
Cvaeeee
Peers
Meyer
Freeman
Dillard
Jacobs
Evans
Strabberg
Gerritsen
Major League Leaders snapshot June 14
Major League leaders across the American and National Leagues as of June 14 include Ruth and Morgan atop batting and runs, Cronin and Foxx high in RBIs, Cronin and Simmons leading hits, with Webb Manush and others in doubles and triples. Pitching leaders show Fischer and Grove strong in wins, with Derringer and Sweetland noted among NL pitchers.
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Ruth
Yankees
Morgan
Indians
Simmons
Athletics
Manush
Senators
Cronin
Foxx
Simmons Athletics
Webb
Red Sox
Rome
Chapman
Johnson
Tigers
Fischer
Grove
Hendrick
Reds
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Arlett
Adams
Cardinals
Davis
Worthington
Braves
Watkins
Priett
Philies
Wright Subdues the Cobs 6 to 2
Wright overwhelmed the Cobs 6 to 2 as Smithton trounced Jefferson City cam 6 to 2. The Cobs showed some fieldwork but failed to threaten the home team, whose defense and offense dominated throughout.
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Wright
Smithton
Jefferson City
Daints Beat Golumbia 5 1 at Lincoln Park
Ed Kaiser and Herbert Hentges hit inside the park home runs to bolster St. Peter's 5 1 victory over Columbia at Lincoln Park yesterday afternoon. Frank Stokes struck out eight for the Saints as Prather pitched unevenly for Columbia. The score reflects the Saints improving on the visitors' weak outing.
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Ed Kaiser
Herbert Hentges
St. Peter's
Columbia
Lincoln Park
Frank Stokes
Fettle
Invaders
Prather
Saints
A. Adrain
H. Hentges
Stokes
E. Kaiser
O Bemboom
Brooks
Wees Hager
B. Kaiser
Sb. Petris
R. Adrain
Carter
EB. Kaiser
Hentges
Ibert
Tal
Talbert
Adkins
Hiser Ito Tincher
Mohawks Defeat Columbia 6 2 In Sunday Tilt
The Mohawks won 6 to 2 at Lincoln Falk as Fireball Jewell drove in four runs and Miller pitched well for the Sox in a clash where the Mohawks showed strong hitting and strong defense against Columbia White.
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Mohawks
Lincoln Falk
Columbia White
Jewell
Indians
Miller
SOX
Primo Carnera and Pat Redmond Settle at Ebbets Field
Primo Carnera and Pat Redmond, totaling 510 pounds, clash in ten rounds or less at Ebbets Field Brooklyn. Carnera, the 260 pound favorite, faces 250 pound Irishman Redmond in a high stakes heavyweight bout.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Pat Redmond
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Carnera
Redmond
Stribling Schmeling clash sparks mixed views in NEA poll
Sports editors weigh in on the Schmeling Stribling bout set for Cleveland on July 3. Readers from Knoxville to St Louis express optimism or doubt, predicting Stribling’s aggression, Schmeling’s weaknesses, and a crowded arena as ballots stream in for the championship potential.
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Barry
W. L. Stribling
NEA Service
Schmeling-Stribling
Cleveland
Aeon
June 29 Set for Londos vs Steele Heavyweight Show
News notes Jeem Londos will lose his heavyweight title on June 29 in a New York park arena to Ray Steele, with the Milk Fund sharing receipts. Johnny Risko’s career is recounted, from near-champion hopes to defeats and stubborn comebacks, amid boxing stories from Cleveland and Madison Square Garden.
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Jeem Londos
Ray Steele
California
New York
Steele
Jeem
Londos
Mickey Cochrane
Hell
Max Schmeling
Willie Stribling
Cleveland
Johnny Risko
Tunney
Heeney
Madison Square Garden
Risko
Victorio Campolo
Campolo
Kid McPeartland
Miami
Danny Dunn
Campola
Riske
Garden
Mokane Defeats New Franklin 3 To 2
Mokane Athletics beat New Franklin yesterday by 3 to 2 in a tense match. Batteries included Perlinson and Rau lschelbach with Vers and Weise contributing key plays.
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Mokane Athletics
New Franklin
Perlinson
Raulschelbach
Vers
Weise
Crevelt's Furniture Men Triumph At Reed Park
Crevelt's furniture men defeated Centralix 7 to 0 at Reed Park on Sunday afternoon. L Mueller allowed two runs in an early inning before settling in, striking out nine. Young Preshorn of Jefferson City hit the season's first center field fence homer. A running catch by Young Crewelt off Carpenter highlighted sharp fielding. Visiting pitcher Jones completed six innings. R N Heck notes 23 earthquakes in Jan-Feb this year versus six in the same period in 1929.
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Crevelt
Centralix
Reed Park
L. Mueller
Young Preshonr
Jefferson City
Young Crewelt
Carpenter
Mueller
Invaders
Jones
Creyvelts
HE Smith
McCauley
Poulin
Thee Laux
Boos
Foley
P Tree
Muelley
Panlin
Oustey
Bally
Muteller
Yelts
Centralia
Gre
Chicago
New York
Boston
Cubs
Fred Frankhouse
Charley Root
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Giants
Cardinals
St. Louis
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Howard Groskloss
Pirate
Washington
Yanks
Detroit
Senators
Browns
Verdon
Yankee
Vic Sorrell
Betriot
Athletics
Cub O
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Braving Slumps Braves and Yankees Stall in Standings
The Boston Braves and New York Yankees remain mired in midtable contention as Washington and Philadelphia lead. The Yankees slip 6 1/2 games behind the league leaders while the Braves cling to tenth in the National League amid a day of varied results across the circuit.
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Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
Temselves
Yanks
Washington
Philadelphia
Braves
St Louis Cardinals
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Schmeling
Bob Wilson
Knoxville News-Sentinel
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Schineling
Sid Keener
St Louis Star
M. J. McHale
Youngstown
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Tom Swope
Cincinnati Post
Berlenbach
Sharkey
Lee Hannity
MecGook
Neb
Gazette
Nelly
Sams
Charleston
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Pop Boone
Fort Worth, Tex
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Strinb
Casey Dempsey
Harrisbore
Ill
Daily Register
Prendergast
Cumberland, Md
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Lillard McGee
Toa
Ken
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Goshen
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