Bucs Shellac Dodgers: Cards Lose 10 Bees
Dodgers mutiny ace Van Mungo returns to the hill but is shelled by the Pirates 9-2 as Pittsburgh gains ground. Cardinals see their lead shrink after a 10-4 loss to the Bees and Cubs extend their win streak with a 4-1 victory over the Phillies. Indians beat the Yankees 8-4 as Bruce Campbell cancels his spinal meningitis comeback with three singles. Giants beat Reds 5-2 behind Hubbell while Senators edge Tigers 9-8 in ten innings on Carl Reynolds homer.
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Red Lucas
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New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Lou Gehrig
Boston Gold Sox
Sugar Cain
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Indians
Bruce Campbell
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Carl Hubbell
Washington Senators
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Carl Reynolds
Baseball matchups and dates headlined for today
National League games listed include Chicago at Philadelphia with Shaw in goal against Walter, St. Louis at Boston, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York with Derring facing Smith. American League pairing Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis, plus Washington at Detroit and New York at Cleveland with the noted pitchers. The cutoff notes Lawson Little’s 1935 amateur title double, first to hold both top amateur titles twice in a row.
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Simon-Pure Golf
Grable Duvall Set to Defend Missouri Amateur Title
Kansas City's Grable Duvall Jr. led qualifying with 63-75 for 138, six strokes ahead, as he faces James Black of St. Louis in an 18-hole first-round match at Hillcrest. The field tightens with two more rounds before the eight-man bracket forms for the Missouri amateur golf championship.
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James Black
St. Louis
Grable Duvall, Jr
Missouri
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Hillcrest
Excelsior Springs
St. Joseph
Mark Schulde
Oilers
Elliott Whitbread
Kendall Mayor
Clancy Miller
Gale Bullman
Fights Last Night Feature Mixed Results In NYC Cards
In New York area bouts, Presa outpointed Sonny Jones in a 10 rounder, Avarez drew with Cool after 10, Arizmendi outpointed Hally, Baker stopped Ratner, and Walcott KO’d LePage in separate cards set from Vancouver to Paterson.
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Presa
New York
Andre Jessurun
Sonny Jones
Vancouver
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Tampa
Fla
Chino Avarez
Eddie Cool
Philadelphia
Drew
Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Wally Hally
Norwalk
Conn
Phil Baker
Ernie Ratner
Newark
N. J
Joe Walcott
Merchantville
Louis LePage
Paterson
Louis Prevails Not Picked by Henry McClemore Opinion
United Press staff correspondent Henry McClemore previews the Schmeling versus Louis bout at Yankee Stadium. He recalls past bets and declares he will back Jim Braddock if needed, while acknowledging Louis’ historic knockout streak. The column hints at page six continuation.
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United Press
New York
Maximillian
Siegfried Adolph Schmeling
Kieintuckew
Germany
Munn
Lily Barrow
Yankee Stadium
Lily
Lafayette
Ala
Archduke Ferdinand
Joe Louis
Brown
Louis
DiMaggio Hottest Sports News Across the Coast
NY dateline notes Joe DiMaggio dominates headlines as his hits spark box scores and box tags. It also mentions Vince Dimaggio in San Diego's league, Jake Powell, Bucky Harris, and Larry Mullins reflecting on college sports zeal amid boxing talk and local press presence at Louis Schmeling bout.
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Joe di Maggio
Pacific Coast
Sacramento Bee
DiMaggio
Joe
Vince
San Diego
Jack Salveson
Jack
Larry Moon Mullins
Notre Dame
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Kas
Max Baer
Louis
Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Baseball Rules Alabama Pitts for Albany Senators
The year ago note recalls Commissioner Landis ruling Alabama Pitts may play under a revised Albany Senators contract. Three years back Ralph Metcalfe set a world record 220 yard time of 0.23.4. Five years ago George Earnshaw won 11th straight pitching victory as the Athletics beat the Indians 4 2. Roland Romero, the current hop and jump champion, holds the southern broad jump title with a 50 feet 4 1/2 inch mark set in Lincoln Nebraska in 1935.
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Associated Press
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Alabama
Pitts
Albany Senators
Ralph Metcalfe
N. GC. A
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Indians
Roland Romero
Lincoln
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Columbus Wins Heads for Lead in Open Doubleheader
Columbus Red Birds beat Kansas City Blues 6 to 3 and 10 to 2 to sweep the doubleheader and take a step toward leading the league. Jack Winsett collected six hits in seven at bats, belting his 22nd and 23rd homers. Nick Cullop added a homer in the eighth inning of the first game. Minnesota topped Indianapolis 9 to 2, and St Paul shut out Louisville 6 to 0 behind Lou Gette. Milwaukee Brewers won twice, 14 to 2 over Toledo in the first game and 4 to 2 in the nightcap. Garland Braxton limited Toledo to four hits in seven innings.
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Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Burt Shotton
Kansas City Blues
Columbus
Kansas City
Blues
Jack Winsett
Birds
Nick Cullop
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
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St. Paul
Louisville
Lou Gette
Nets
Peterson
Shaffer
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Clyde Hatter
Hense
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Garland Braxton
Baseball scores roundup from yesterday’s games
National League results include St Louis 4 over Boston 10 and New York 5 to Chicago 4 with Philadelphia 1. American League games show New York 4 over Cleveland 8 and Philadelphia 9 over St Louis 4, plus Detroit over St Louis in 10 innings. American Association scores feature Kansas City 4 2 Columbus 6 10, St Paul 6 Louisville 0 night game, Milwaukee 14 Toledo 2 night, Minneapolis 9 Indianapolis 3 night.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Utilities Triumph Over Sedalia in Nighttime Baseball
The Jefferson City Utilities defeated Sedalia 5 to 2 in a lengthy game under lights. Lefty Ross struck out fourteen, and Sedalia’s infield miscues helped tiebreak in favor of the Capital Citians, who evened the two game series at one apiece.
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Linville
Kocher
Elliott
Night baseball woes marked by misplays and a bold mayor pitch
Observers noted uneasy visitors to the nocturnal game as fielding errors persisted yet counted out via quick relays. Mayor Means Ray appeared on the mound in casual attire delivering a single, faint pitch into the alley amid doubtful reception.
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Louis Schmeling Fight Preview At Yankee Stadium York
The article outlines a Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium in York with a 15 round main event. It details time, attendance, receipts, shares, charity angle, and odds, plus listed preliminaries and other boxing notes.
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Max Schmeling
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Germany
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Meriden
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al Gainer
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Abe Feldman
George Brescia
Argentina
Mickey Patrick
Chicago
Bud Mignault
Brackton
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Jack McCarthy
Boston
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Waco
Tex
Wrestling results from Newark and Lincoln cards
Newark New Jersey saw Ging Garibaldi of St. Louis defeat Chief Little Wolf of Colorado in two straight falls. In Lincoln Nebraska John Peselr of Ravenna defeated Ernie Powers of Vancouver in two straight falls.
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Newark
N. J
Ging Garibaldi
St. Louis
Chief Little Wolf
Colorado
Lincoln
Neb
John Peselr
Ravenna
Ernie Powers
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Louis Schmeling Fight Buildup At Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis and Max Schmeling prepare for a 15 round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium with $40 seats in Wingside. Louis seeks another knockout win to set up a title clash with James J. Braddock, while Schmeling bets on counterpunching to derail the American idol. Louis hopes to beat his NY record for fastest stoppage, possibly under 12 minutes.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Ruth
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Alabama
Fishc Heights
Max
Babe Ruth
Bronx
Germany
Max Schmeling
James J. Braddock
Schmeling
Ying
Jack Dempsey
Louis
Detroit
Joe
Leashan
Max Baer
Jack Blackburn
Schmeling’s fight plans and punch power debated
Experts weigh Joe’s potential first round knockout against Schmeling’s steady, peak-suppressing tactic. Schmeling, 30, remains calm and in good shape, though not a knockout artist, having lasted 37 rounds with Paulino Uzendun. The advance ticket total nears $500,000 after a misfire on the original $1,000,000 target. The undercard starts at 7 p.m. with the main event at 9 p.m.
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Yesterday's Stars Rise in Major League Action
Carl Reynolds of the Senators belted a tenth inning homer with two on to tie and win against the Tigers. Phil Cavarretta of the Cubs doubled up Phillies with two clutch hits in a 4-1 victory. Bruce Campbell of the Indians collected three singles pacing an 8-4 win over the Yankees. Jim Chaplin of the Bees held the Cardinals to nine hits while driving in three in a 4-0 triumph. Pinky Higgins of the Athletics hit a two‑run homer in win over the Browns. Sugar Cain of the White Sox limited the Red Sox to eight hits in his fifth win. Carl Hubbell of the Giants spun seven hits to beat the Reds 5-2. Red Lucas of the Pirates allowed five hits in a 9-2 win over Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
Carl Reynolds
Senators
Tigers
Phil Cavarreda
Cubs
Phillies
Bruce Campbell
Indians
Yanks
Jim Chaplin
Brees
Pinky Higgins
Athletics
Browns
Sugar Cain
White Sox
Red Sox
Carl Hubbelt
Giants
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
Pirates
Brooklyn
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