Reds Land Five Piven to National League All Stars
Cincinnati sends five players to the National League All Star squad led by Johnny Vander Meer. Bill Terry to manage with Bill McKechnie and Frank Frisch as coaches. The NL roster features newcomers and veterans from Giants Cubs Pirates and Dodgers while the American League relies on Gehrig Foxx and Gomez among others. The game is set for Redland Field with a week remaining before the mid summer classic.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Cincinnati
Redland Field
Vhote
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Will McKechnie
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Hardy Perennial
Leo
Gabby) Hartnett
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Lefty Gomez
Yanks
Hank Greenberg
Gehrig
Yankees
Red Ruffing
Gomez
Bill Dickey
Red Rolfe
Oe DiMaggio
Johnny Vander Meer
Paul Derringer
Ernie (Schnoozle Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Iva) Goodman
Derringer
Lombardi
Tony Cuccinella
Boston Bees
Carl Hubbell
Joe Medivick
Cardinals
Mel Ott
Billy Herman
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Joe Cronin
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Lally Grove
Joan Vander Meer
Bill Lee
Chicago
Jim Turner
Mace. Brown
Leo Hartett
Ernie Lombardi
Ncinnati
Gordon Phelps
Brobklyn
Rick Ferrell
Washington
Rudy York
On Gehrig
Buddy Lewis
Cecil Travis
Joe DiMaggio
Roger Cramer
Bap Johnson
Philadelphia
Mike Kree~ane
San
Rowe Beats Dean in Texas Tilt in Beaumont
Beaumont, Texas, June 27. In a 1934 world series clash Rowe and Dean lit up the mound. Rowe earned the decision for Beaumont as Dean held Beaumont to four hits. Dean drove in the winning run earlier, reviving a famed pitchers duel from Detroit versus St. Louis.
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Rowe
Beaumont
Detroit
Dallas
Dean
Building Trades Ten Drops Two In City Park Doubleheader
The Building Trades team lost both ends of a softball doubleheader at City Park. Bartletts won 7 4 in the first game after a five run sixth inning, then Central Dairy defeated Building Trades 6 3. Snellen pitched for Central, Guenthal struggled for the Trades. Bartletts 610 015 0 7 1 Trades 200 002 0 4 6. Central Trades 030 320 0 8 5. Dairy men won 6 3.
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Building Trades
City Park
Bartletts
Central Dairy
Hobbs
Barletts
Book Store Boys
Snellen
Central
Wardsville defeats Wilton Club 110 to 0
Wardsville crushes Wilton behind standout C DeBroeck who pitched a six hit game. Perkins limited Wardsville to eight scattered blows as Wardsville scored the lone first inning run on hits by F DeBroeck and N Markway.
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DeBroeck
Wilton
Perkins
Wardsville
F. DeBroeck
N. Markway
Hubbell Reaches 200 Wins With Giants Victory
Carl Hubbell, 35, pitched effectively in relief roles and tied the 200-win mark for the New York Giants by beating the Chicago Cubs. The win, aided by Bol Seeds’s 475-foot homer, moved New York two games up on Cincinnati. Other NL action saw rainouts and limited play. Yankees, Indians, and Red Sox weathered rainouts and split results.
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New York
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Oklahoma
Bill Terry
Christy Athewson
Joe McGinnity
Amos Rusie
Rube Marquard
Chicago Cubs
Hubbell
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Hub
Cubs
Chicago
Giants
French
Lee
Root
Bol
Newark
Reynolds
Blove
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Reds
Klein
Weintraub
Craft
Paul Derringer
Dodgers
Brooklyn
St.Louis
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Mone Pearson
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Marty Kelley
Browns
Wes Ferrell
War Admiral Seabiscuit Loom Large In Sports Parade
Henry McLemore reports in United Press from New York on June 27. War Admiral faces Seabiscuit next Wednesday, a matchup teased like a Joe Miller joke as jokes about breeding and quirks fly. Max Baer signs to fight Joe Louis in September with 14 hospitals bidding for his X-ray tights, Mike Jacobs promoting a 15 round bout, and speculation about motivation. Wimbledon results highlight Helen Wills Moody's comeback win over Mrs Bobbie Heinie Miller 8-6 6-4 in a taunting portrait of aging athletes. Ch. Biene Elbebogen Se Sumbula honored at Monmouth show, with dog name humor peppering the piece. Rumson boxer Ch. Biene V. Elbebogen defeats Elbebogen See Sumbula? in a playful chorus. New York: Hunnett starts for Giants against Cubs, with fans guessing who will attend the game.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Boston
Seabiscuit
Joe Miller
Sam Riddle
Gong Branch
N. J
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Baer
Schmeling
Max
Wimbledon
England
Helen Wills Moody
Bobbie Heinie Miller
South Africa
Mrs. Moody
Mrs. Miller
Elbebogen
Monmouth County
Ben
Jack
Major
Maxie Baer
Broadway
Mike
New England
Rudy York
Tigers
Frank Schulte
Cubs
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
HORT CASTS 2 & WING SHOTS
In southwest Missouri creek water and failing mayflies test two anglers. They persevere with red variants, black gnats, and a Colorado moth lure until a small Ozark smallmouth is finally hooked and landed.
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Weshad
Missourii
Jeader
Colorado
Ozark
Annual Poughkeepsie Regatta On Today
Poughkeepsie N Y June 27 AP seven of the nation s top university crews race four miles from Krum Elbow to the city limits. Washington Huskies favored after recent river dominance and Berlin 1936 Olympic win. California Bears and five others Navy Syracuse Cornell Columbia Wisconsin compete for the title with Navy last winner in 1931.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Hudson
Krum
Washington Huskies
Berlin
California Bears
Navy
Syracuse
Cornell
Columbia
Wisconsin
Standings and Sunday Scores From National League
National League results included New York 5 Chicago forfeit, St Louis 1 Brooklyn 1 with rain halted play, and Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 3. Pittsburgh at Boston and Philadelphia games were affected by rain with partial outcomes noted.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Serandome
Pittsburgh
Boston
Hiladelphia
Cincinnati
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
National ‘League
Louis Yee
Sthee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Iain
Washington
Minneapoli
ledo-Minneapolis
Oerniinneapolis
Sluggers Triumph in 9-2 Win Over Osage City
Osage City Indians fall 9-2 at Popp's Diamond as Monroe Miller holds the line and Popp's Sluggers, led by Hish and Wunderlich, explode for 12 hits including a fifth inning homer with runners aboard. Osage City misses late rally as the crowd witnesses a slugfest.
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Reg Wunderlich
Ernie High
Osage City
Poppy
Popp
Soundone Hill
Rat
Wunderlich
Swee- Jefferson
City
Ney
Iller
High
Osage City Indians
Hish
Shite
Monroe Miller
Shoemen Edge Iberia as New Players Debut
The Jefferson City Tweedies trounced Iberia 10 to 1 on Iberia’s diamond. New stars Starmer and Bob Faurot teamed with D Meinhardt for a strong pitching and hitting performance. Meinhardt allowed seven hits and one run, while Faurot and Starmer each had three hits driving in half the team’s 12 hits. Therian scored first, but the Tweedies answered with three in the second and added four more across later innings to seal the win.
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Jefferson City
Post- Ity
Post-Tribune
Reds
AML
Tweedies Wallop
Iberia
Heisingers
Brazite Club
Tweedies
D. Meinhardt
Starmer
Bob Faurot
Meinhardt
Missouri University Bays
Faurot
Tweedie
Theria
Weedies
Crocker
Heisinger Royals
Tweedies AB
Laux
Ao Slaughter
Seer
Lowe
R. Maxey
Sitton
C. Heer
V. Maxey
Ib Toe
C . Te Gray
Wee
Iberia AB
RH. B
Wyrick
C. i
Clark
Smith
Ly Adams
Martin
Moffitt
Casey
Humphrey
Coppage Holos Leads In Cole Tournament
Paul Coppage shot 274 for 72 holes to lead the Central Missouri Trust Co handicap tournament at Hough Park links yesterday. With weather delaying scores, Coppage held a six under par total, while Waverly Williams stood three under at halfway. The event continues Sunday to clear the schedule for the July Fourth mixed handicap tournament, as rain lingered and crowds gathered.
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Paul Coppage
Central Missouri ‘Trust Co
Hough Park Links
Coppage
Waverly Williams
Hough
Chicago Black Hawks Aim For Stanley Cup Glory
Billy Stewart leads the Chicago Black Hawks as the team pursues Stanley Cup glory with key players including Lettie Pawson Fred Apostati and Henry Picard cited among the roster in this period profile on early season hopes and lineup strength.
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Billy Stewart
Chicago Black Hawks
Sdagehand
Lettie Pawson
Fred Apostati
Henry Picard
Red Birds Triumph 9 1 Over Chillicothe All-Stars
Jefferson City Red Birds slugged to a 9 1 win over Chillicothe as Willis Copeland hurled a three hit gem for the victors. Schulte and Adrian contributed multi hit days while the Red Birds cashed in on two rival hurlers with 12 late blows. A lone error by Chillicothe aided the winners who improved their season mark.
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Jefferson City
Red Birds
Chillitothe
Sean
Schulte
Red Bird
Adrian Boys
Chillicathe AR. Rlv. E
Marquis
Faloin
McCord
Mander
Williams
Dunn
Wiss
Aoa
Rauber
Ageristian
Chillicothe
Hornsby Appointed Manager of Chattanooga Team
Rogers Hornsby seven time NL batting champion and 1926 Cardinals manager is named to helm the Chattanooga Locknuts in the Southern Association. He will replace Walter Millies as playing manager with Hornsby joining from the Baltimore Orioles setup. Estimated pay about 8600 dollars, with details kept by owner Joe Engel. Hornsby planned to join in Knoxville, purchase price not disclosed.
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Chattanooga
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Chattanooga Locknuts
Joe Engel
Walter Millies
Washington
Hornsby
Baltimore Orioles
Engel
Knoxville
Wirt Gammon
Chattanooga Times
Turkey
Mid-Year Sports Exam Questions
Five questions ask about a major league umpire who also managed a championship team in April in another sport. Identify the umpire. Which horse was the Kentucky Derby favorite? Who won the Boston Marathon? Name the fighter who scored a technical knockout over middleweight champion Freddie Steele in January. Who won the Augusta Masters golf tournament.
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Vorite
Freddie Steele
Roundup of Boxing Baseball News and Notable Sports Snips
Eddie Briez reports onMas Schmeling’s German payment, Louis and Galento gala politics, Dizzy Dean’s rest, Babe Phelps and Hank Leiber All-Star picks, Mike Jacobs Baer boxing tour, Rudy York homer chase, and Armstong title talks. Also notes on Lewis Fox challenge, Red Seeds dispute, Keller Cubs bid, and Lookouts pennant race.
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Oscar Vitt
Johnny Allen
Babe Phelps
Dodgers
Hank Leiber
Spokane
New York State Athletic Commission
John Henry Lewis
Tiger Jack” Fox
Lewis
Reeder's timely drive powers Royals past Brazite
Carson Reeder sparked the Heisinger Royals with three hits and three runs, delivering a ninth inning run to break a 4 4 tie as Lefty Ousley and Albert Sommerer limited the Brazite attack. The game featured strong defense and low scoring, with key plays including a game-ending double play off a line drive.
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Lefty Ousley
Albert Sommerer
Miss Louri
Leach
Carson Reeder
Jeffer Ison City
Yester
Iday
Royals
Reeder
Brazito
Ousley
Payne
Slaughter
Oussey
Heisingers AB
EL Grant
Turbett
Conse
McDaniels
Bremer Heecseeree
Bremerkamp
Angerer
Tia Mitte
Propst
Dawson
A. Sommerer
Royais
Art Professor Hudson to Lead Washington University Fine Arts
St Louis June 27 Prof Kenneth E Hudson chairman of Missouri art department is appointed director of the Washington University school of fine arts succeeding retiring director Edmund H Wuern er who has led since 1909.
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ST. Louis
API
Kenneth E. Hudson
University of Missouri Art Department
Washington University School of Fine Arts
Edmund H. Wuerner
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Dizzy Dean
Harry Geisel
Bluecoats
Lou Ambers
Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
Ceferina Garcia
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Bob Seeds
Charlie Keller
Newarl
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