Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
Yesterday Knoxville beat Birmingham 4 1 in rain halted sixth. Atlanta routed New Orleans 9 5. Memphis edged Chattanooga 3 2. Nashville defeated Little Rock 1 0. Today's slate includes Chattanooga at Memphis and Atlanta at Birmingham in a doubleheader with Nashville at Little Rock also in a doubleheader. National League standings show New York leading with 40 wins and 34 losses. Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago, and others follow. Evening games include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and St Louis at New York.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Washinton
St. Lowree
Pitheburgh Co
Gdicawhiene
Benoklyn
Cincinnati
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Louis
Cricteans
Brooklyn
Major League Leaders and A Day of Cycling Tragedy
Baseball leaders across the American and National Leagues are listed with top batters, pitchers, and fielding stats for both circuits. In sports news, six day bicycle racer DeLilie collapsed and died after a two mile race at Nutley Velodrome, aged 33, near Paterson, as he and partner Tim Revoli finished second in tandem.
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Passa
DeLilie
Nutley
Hone &T Paterson
St Mark’s Hosjans
Delile
Tim Revoli
Italian Man Mountain Is Bet Favorite
Jack Sharkey defends his heavyweight title against Primo Carnera in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout expected to attract about 49,000 fans and raise over 250000 for the Garden and a milk fund. Carnera weighs 269 pounds, the largest challenger ever, and the match carries heavy betting volatility with even money odds.
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Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Italy
Man Mountain
Prinig Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Max Faey
Max Schmeling
Garden
Milk Fund
Carnera
Ebbetts Field
Sharkey
Eta
New York State Athletic Commission
Boxing results from Hartford St Louis and Montreal bouts
In Hartford Jimmy Leto of Tampa outpointed Herman-Per ilick of Kalamazoo while Joe Rossi of New York outpointed Jerry Emard of Holyoke. In St Louis Joe Juff defeated Frank Hughes and Clem Reed beat George Daw, with Steve Marre over Rus sel Cross. In Montreal Billy Townsend of Vancouver knocked out Stan islaus Louyza of Chile.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Jimmy Leto
Tampa
Fla
Herman
Per Ilick
Kalamazoo
Mich
Joe Rossi
New York
Jerry Emard
Holyoke
Mass
Montreal
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Stanislaus Louyza
Chile
Boxing and Wrestling Bouts Across Cities Describe Throws and Times
In New York Steele of California defeated Lou Plummer of Baltimore with a 21 51 time in a match involving Washburn and Westrich in front of crowds in Boston and New York. Newark saw Grubmeyer of Iowa throw Joe Komar of Chicago in 23 26. Harrisburg and Philadelphia columns note Savoldi and Judson from Newarl and Three Oaks facing off with a 3 20 result in a scattered regional card.
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Associated Press
New York
Ray Steele
California
Lou Plummer
Baltimore
Jack Washburn
Boston
Sid Westrich
Harrisburg
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Joe Savoldi
fFrans Judson
Newarl
Three Oaks
Mich
Eastman Triumphs 4-3 In Nine Inning Clash
Eastman edged the Combines 4 to 3 after a tight nine inning contest. The Chemists put up a three run first inning, Duncan Gray and Lucas driving in runs, while Clyce with a double sparked the Combines in the third. The game was tied at 2 after seven before Eastman pushed the decisive tally in the ninth, Bacon and Cross contributing in the late action.
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Bacon
H. Duncan
Gray
Lucas
Pendleton
Wilson
Clyce
Cross Belpled
Brasley
Doors
Pierce
Bral Jey
Hall
B. Gray
Cross
Piares
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Hastman
Campbell
Bally
Loff Gray
Dixon
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Enis’ Pierce
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E Wilson
Clveo
Gilliam
Adams
Wy Brasley
Nall
A ‘Bacon
D Jones
Dyncan
I Gray
W.duncan
E.grays
How Champ Challenger Compare Wolke BS inches Fire 149%
A fragmented line compares Champ and Challenger with Wolke BS inches and Fire 149 percent, noting ages and measurements. The readable text hints at a contest or evaluation involving 26 years and unspecified units, but lacks clear context or outcomes.
Card Drop Pair Giants Split To Gain On Cardinals
The Giants split a doubleheader with the Pirates and moved within one game of the leading Cardinals as Mel Ott and Lefty O Doul homered. The Pirates won the first game while Gus Mancuso delivered a clutch two-run double in the 10th. Cards dropped two to the Braves.
Also Rans Get Chance In Track And Field Events
Chicago June 28 AP The national amateur track and field games open at Soldier Field with junior rivals testing for slots in senior events. A large field of 889 men and 100 women compete under lights, aiming for new world marks as Metcalfe faces Owens in the 100 meters and a group of top hurdlers and distance runners duel for records and titles.
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Chicago
America
Soldier Field
Swimen
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Jesse Owens
Cleveland Prep
al Moreau
Louisiana State
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Gus Meier
Stanford
Percy Beard
New York Athleticlub
Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Phil Edwards
Keller
Glenn Hardin
Cunningham
Gene Venzie
New York A. C
Walter Marty
Olympic Club
George Spitz
Burt Nelson
Illinois Athletic Club
Gordon Dunn
John Lyman
Jack Torrance
Elwyn Dees
John Anderson
New York A
Henri , Lahorde
Stanford Star
National Cal
Egizte
Smokies Rally Stuns Birmingham In Rain Halted Tilt
In Atlanta, Knoxville undercut Birmingham 4 to 1 as Touchstone fanned eight and Knoxville pitchers held the opposition scoreless after the first inning before rain halted play in the sixth. Adkins yielded five hits while Touchstone allowed four. Chattanooga beat Memphis 9 to 3, Lookouts opening with five runs. New Orleans blasted six in the first inning and toppled Atlanta 9 to 0 as Pelicans knocked Cracker hitters. Nashville edged Little Rock 1 to 0 as Nugent left with four hits and muted support from his club.
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Knoxville
Smokies
Birmingham Ouly
Touchstone
Adkins
Chattanooga
Memphis
Lookouts
Chicks
New Orleans
Crackers
Pelicans
Reid
Nashville
Little Rock
Nugent
Volunteers
Yesterday's stars fuel two game split against Phillies
Bill Jurges piled a homer and five singles in Cubs two games vs Phillies while Heinie Manush of the Senators drew a perfect day against Cleveland with a single and homer, bases full in the first inning. Paul Derringer and Sam Leslie spun wins for Reds and Dodgers as Derringer’s six hitter won the opener and Leslie doubled four times in the nightcap. Al Simmons drove in three for White Sox with three hits against the Athletics. Fred Frankhouse blanked the Cardinals, backing three hits in the second game. Lou Gehrig doubled and singled twice against Detroit. Steve Swetonic of the Pirates and Gus Manesco of the Giants split the double, Swetonic winning the first game and Manesco homering twice in the tenth to win the second.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
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Indians
Walter Johnson
Roger Peckinpaugh
Clevelanders
Washpeter Sansters
Veshitecen
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Babe Ruth
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Jimmie Foxx
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Athletics
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Joe Heving
New York Giants
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Steve Swetonic
Hughie Critz
Sears
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Mel Ott
Lefty O' Doul
Gus Suhr
Braves
Bill Kallekan
Tex Carleton
Fred Freakhouse
Bill Jurges
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Phillies
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reds
Paul Derringer
Dodgers
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Senators
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Sam Leslie
Dodgera
al Simmons
Fred Frankhouse
Yankees
Detroit
Steve Swetenic
Gus Maneusco
Giants
Swetenic
Manetsco
Americans Star At Wimbledon
At Wimbledon on June 29 Ellsworth Vines returned from an ankle injury to defeat Japanese star R Miki 4-2 6-4 6-4 in the third round, keeping his title defense on track. Dorothy Andrus Burke of Stamford Conn continued her run, holding the spotlight for American contenders.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Ellsworth Vines
R. Miki
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stamford
Conn
Hickman to tackle Lewis in double main mat card
University of Tennessee star Herman Hickman meets Strangler Lewis in the feature bout of a double main event at the KingSport Athletic Club arena Saturday night. Andy Rasher faces Cary Jim Hesslyn in the other match, with both bouts drawing strong local interest amid recent bad blood and accusations of rough tactics in Bristol.
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Hickman
Lewis
Hesslyn
Rasher
University of Tennessee
Herman Hickman
Notre Dame
KingSport Athletic Club
Andy Rasher
Indiana
Thunderbolt
Cary Jim Besslyn
Rasher-Hesslyn
Bristol
Riz Jim
The
Indiana Thunderbolt
Mig Jim
Sam
Andy
Rasslin
Strangler
Hiskman
Little Hermie
Mic
Australis
Jim Hesslyn
Rache
Kingsport
Dodd and Glynn to Battle July 4 for C C Net Crown
Bob Gott, a long time Kingsport tennis champion, is eliminated by Ted Glynn in the semifinals of the Kingsport Country Club tournament. Bobbie Dodd defeats Wallace Case to set the July 4 final against Glynn, after a dramatic stretch of matches.
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Dodd
Glynn
C. C
Case and Gott
Bob Gott
Kingsport
Gott
Ted Glynn
Bobbie Dodd
Weilders
Wallace Case
Lourney
Mit
Neith
Case
Glynn-Dodd
Ford
American and English tennis stars clash in era match
American star Cliff Sutter defeated Baron Gottfried Von Cramm in three sets as Miss Helen Jacobs and Mrs Helen Wills Moody led American and English players in a closely contested round. The result featured Sutter's surprise straight-set win and Wills Moody keeping pace with England's Mary Trentham amid top-tier competition.
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Ameri
Trentham
Helen’ Wills- Moody
England
Michigan Governor Signs Racing Betting Legalization
Lansing June 29 Governor William A. Comstock signed into law a measure legalizing pari mutuel and auction pool betting on horse races in Michigan. The act, passed by the recently adjourned legislature, will be administered by a state commissioner and permit racing meets under defined rules.
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Mich
Michigan
William A. Comstock
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