Traded Players Do Wonders Against Former Teammates
A study of player psychology surfaces as traded stars excel against old clubs. Hughey Critz and Glenn Wright highlight comeback wins for the Giants and Robins, while Hack Wilson and Chuck Klein power NL and AL teams in a day of dramatic baseball results. Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, and Boston all feature in notable scorers and late rallies.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
New York
Giants
Hughey Critz
What The Stars Did Yesterday
Hack Wilson of the Cubs hit his 497th homer and a double as the Cubs whipped the Braves. Joe Genewich of the Giants held us to six hits and beat them 7-4. Glenn Wright Jake Flowers and Al Lopez turned a fast double play to stop a Pirates rally in the ninth and enable the Robins to win. Dick Porter of the Indians collected four singles as the Indians trounced the Red Sox. Earl Collard of the Phillies won his fourth straight game, holding the Cardinals to seven hits and beating them 10-4.
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Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Jess Petty
Robins
Wright
Petty
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Hack Wilson
Chicago
Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Jack Quinn
Detroit
Tigers
Washington Senators
Athletics
Sam Jones
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Associated Press
Cubs
Joe Genewich
Giants
Jake Flowers
al Lopez
Pirate Rally
Dick Porter
Indians
Red Sox
Earl Collard
Phils
Chicks Hold Lead With Pels Again
Atlanta notes the Pelicans still lead the Southern Association by a few points after a 9 to 2 win relayed from June 6. Atlanta Crackers were upset 7 to 1 by the Barons, Mobile beat Little Rock 4 to 1, and Nashville won as rain halted Chattanooga vs. Nashville.
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Atlanta
Doc Prothro
Memphis
New Orleans
Pelicans
Southern Association
Atlanta Crackers
Brons
Barons
Mobile
Little Rock
Bears
Campbell
Travelers
Chattanooga Lookouts
Nashville
Vols
Zumbro
Lookouts
Yesterday's Results in Major League Baseball Games
Baseball scores show Philadelphia 5 to St. Louis 6, Washington 2 to Detroit 6, Boston 7, Cleveland 17 amid rain delayed New York at Chicago. Today’s games list New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, and Boston at Cleveland.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Cleveland New York
Baseball Scores Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
Chicago topped Boston 10 to 7 while Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5. Philadelphia defeated St Louis 10 to 4 and New York beat Cincinnati 7 to 4. Remaining matchups list Pittsburgh visiting Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at New York, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
Chicago St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Ewes
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Multiple city baseball scores and matchups
Chattanooga at Birmingham and Nashville at Atlanta lead a sequence of results with Little Rock at Mobile and Memphis at New Orleans. The line shows Atlanta 1 Birmingham 7 and Nashville 4 Atlanta in the schedule context.
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New Orleans
Little Rockersceeneerersecees
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Mobile
Atlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Dopesters at Loss About Maxie Mystery Prevails
Edward J. Neil reports that Max Schmeling faces Jack Sharkey in a 15 round world heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium. Schmeling’s rapid rise sparks debate over his weight, form, and defense with critics unsure how he will withstand Sharkey’s punch and experience. Schmeling trains briefly and remains confident he can win.
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Maxie
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Endicott
N. Y
Georges Carpentier
Orchid
France
Manhasset
Max Schmeling
Teuton
Jack Sharkey
Yankee
Carpentier
Long Island
Jack Dempsey
Schmeling
Johnny Risko
Paulino Uzcudun
Max
Frank
Sharkey
America
Fisth
Borden Mill Nine to Meet Mead Fibre Saturday
The league leading Borden Mill nine faces Mead Fibre at Fibre Field Saturday afternoon at 3 30 in the only baseball game of the day. Lefty Archer is expected to pitch for Mead with Landreth likely starting for Borden. Mead aims to climb out of the cellar as Borden eyes another big win.
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Borden Mill
Mead Fibre
Bordenites
Tennessee Eastman
Archer
Southpaw
Mead
Landreth
Bert Gardner
McNeer Wins Semi Final to Face Allen in Kingsport Club
Dr. T. T. McNeer defeated Glenn Bruce 2 up to reach the Kingsport Country Club spring tournament final against Arthur Allen. McNeer posted rounds of 42 and 39, tying Allen’s low 81 as Bruce shot 83. The match swung McNeer’s way after hole two with steady play and superior putting. Robert E. Lee favored the tourney, praised as the best match so far. Schelben plans a 26 foot steel hull hydroplane with 450 horsepower Li ety motor, and may start as river conditions permit.
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Dr. T. T. McNeer
Arthur Allen
Kingsport
Glenn Bruce
McNeer
Allen
Bruce
Race Against Time St Louis Try for Mississippi River Record
St Louis hopes to honor a Mississippi River ascent attempt planned for Tuesday by Fred Schelben of Greenville Mississippi aiming to beat the existing New Orleans to St Louis record. Commodore Edwin C. Koenig of the St Louis Yacht Club presented the challenge trophy, last year held by Dr Louis LeRoy of Memphis.
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ST. Louis
Fred Schelben
Greenville
Miss
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Edwin C. Koenig
St. Louis Yacht Club
Koenig
Dr. Louis LeRoy
Memphis
Tenn
Carnera Knocks Out Christner In Four Rounds
Detroit report says Primo Carnera the Ambling Alp defeats Meyer Christner of Akron in four rounds at Floyd Fitzsimmons arena before 18,000 fans. Carnera, hurt early by Christner’s lefts, targets the eye and lands a decisive right blow with 1:40 left in the fourth to end the bout. Christner weighs steady Akron fighter and crowd witnessed a dramatic rally.
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Detroit
Primo Carnera
Meyer
K. O
Sharkey
Risko
Knute Hansen
Primo
Arko
Unclear OCR fragment hints at boxing or bidding event
Fragmentary text mentions Christner, skeptics, money paid to see Primo, and a decision affecting a mate. Details are jumbled. readable names include Christner and Primo, with figures like 18 000 and 76 000, but the exact event, setting, or outcome is not clear from the fragment.
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Christner
Primo
Sande Injured but Plans Belmont Ride
NEW YORK June 6 In juries Earl Sander from an automobile crash will not stop him riding in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park tomorrow. He worked Gallant Fox at Aqueduct today giving the favorite a last workout despite a bandaged face from the accident.
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New York
Earl Sander
Belmont Park
Sande
Aqueduct Track
Gallant Fox
Von Porat Agrees to Box Stribling in Chicago Bout
Otto Von Porat the Norwegian heavyweight agreed to a 10 round bout with W W Young Stribling in Chicago on June 15 after stadium officials and the Illinois athletic commission resolved suspensions of six months for turning down an earlier verbal agreement. Von Porat and manager Ed Stevenson faced penalties over the dispute, with Stribling set to receive 25 percent of net receipts and Von Porat 30 percent. Sidney Stortz, stadium president, will seek reinstatement for both men.
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Chicago
Otto von Porat
W. W. “Young
Stribling
von Porat
Ed Stevenson
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Atheltic Commission
Stevenson
Sidney Stortz
Stadium Corporation
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