Giants Finish Home Stand With 5–2 Win Over Cubs
Giants extend home stand by beating the Cubs 5 to 2 as Hal Schumacher wins a string of eight straight. Mel Ott hits his 14th homer of the season in the eighth. Pirates topple Braves 4–2 and 5–1, Dodgers edge Cardinals in a 10-inning goof win.
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Hugh &. Fullerton, JR
Presa Sporia
New York Giants
Terrymen
Cardinals
Giants
Chicago
Cubs
Hal Schumacher
Mel Ott
Pirates
Braves
Dodgers
St. Louisa
Pittsburgh
Guy Busty
Bill Swift
Wallie Berger
Bucs
Ben Cantwell
Pop Young
George Earnshaw
Jim Collins
Baseball Scores and Weather Stop Hit In Early Schedule
Reported games saw Philadelphia offense power 12 to 5 win over Cincinnati with George Watkins homering twice and Dolph Camilli adding his 14th. A rain delay interrupted Detroit versus Chicago, the sole American League game. Other box scores show New York and Brooklyn contests with pitchers and hitters noted amid a weather vane aside and scattered bulletins.
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Bordagaray
Pigoiachie
Hogan
Tenih
Jimmy Bucher
Swift
Padden
Betts
Frank
Phillies
Ouse
Mueller
Cincinnati
George Watkins
Dolph Camilli
Lindstrom And Whelpley Lead In Park Trap Shoot
W A Lindstrom and Robert C Whelpley led a La Crosse Gun club practice at Myrick park winning honors in trap shooting. Lindstrom hit 46x50 at 16 yards and Whelpley posted 25 straight in handicap. Maxwell and A J Roberge shared skeet honors with 23x5.
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W. A. Lindstrom
Robert C
Whelpley
Myrick Park
la Crosse
Athe
Lindstrom
Frank Vyvyan
Bob Whelpley
J. E. Monegan
Francis Grenisen
Oscar J. Swennes
Steve Halm
Max Platz, Jr
Woodside Monegan
Joseph Buchner
Joseph Mashak
Vaughn
H. Miller
Handicap
Woodside
Babe Didrikson Plays On In Western Open Round
Babe Didrikson celebrates her 21st birthday with a 6 and 4 win over Mrs. L. H. Selz in the Western Open. She advances to face Chicago’s Josephine Souchek as Helen Hicks, holder of the 1931 title, also progresses with a 4 and 3 victory. Other matches feature Ellamae Williams facing Mrs. Reinhard and Mrs O. S. Hill meeting Phyllis Buchanan.
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Chicago
Mildred
Habe) Didrikson
Beaumont
Texas
L. H. Selz
Jane Weiller
Josephine Souchek
Timocis
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Miss Hicks
H. Austin Pardue
Ellamae Williams
Charles Dennehy
Lake Forest
Newburgs Defeat Streichers 14 to 4 in Junior League Opener
The Newbury Clothiers defeated the Streicher Drugs 14 to 4 after 13 hits and seven walks. George Naegle had three hits and a walk in four trips to lead Newburys. Also, Heisemans beat Gamble Stores 11 to 9, Howard Thompson edged Sig Pavela in a high scoring mound duel, and Frank Len’s team beat Bermans 13 to 11 behind Eddie Banastk.
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Newbury Clothiers
Streicher Drugs
Stanley Thompson
Wile Dell
Streicher’s
George Naegle
Newburys
Heisemans
Gamble Stores
Howard Thompson
Sig Pavela
Frank Len
Bermans
Eddie Banastk
Arcade City League Bowlers Hold Picnic
Arcade bowling league invites all bowlers to a Sunday picnic at Goose Island starting at 8 a.m. Both new and old members encouraged to attend. contact 324 for expert Want Ad Service details.
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Arcade City League
City League of the Arcade
Goose Island
Sarazen Adds One More Golf Title
Gene Sarazen, a stocky farmer golfer from Fitchburg Massachusetts, captured the Massachusetts open championship with rounds of 75 66 72 72 for a 72 hole total of 285.
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Sarazen
Fitchburg
Mass
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Want Adervice
Van Ryn Faces Perry in All England Showdown
Van Ryn and Perry prepare for a third-round clash as four U.S. Davis Cup players remain in contention at Wimbledon. Helen Jacobs advances to face Rollin Douquerque, and Helen Wills Moody dispatches Adeline Yorke to reach the second round while others await their Thursday matches.
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London
Helen Jacobs
Rollin| Douquerque
Holland
Helen Wills Moody
Adeline Yorke
United States
Johnny van Ryn
Fred Perry
Quest
Vanilyn
F. Smith
Norway
Donald Budge
Oakland
Cal
Adrian Quist
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Jiro Yamaigishi
Norman Farquharson
Sidney Wood
D. H. Williams
England
Dorothy Andrus
Miss Jacobs
U. S
Second Round Schedule For City D Ball Loop
The second round schedule lists Caledonia against Cremers at No. 18 South and H and West Avenue games featuring Centrals, Uptowns, Wittenbergs, Canmbelle, Sorais, Roses, Campbells, and Florals. Matches span June to mid July across Roosevelt Hogan West Avenue No. 1 No. 2 and other venues.
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Caledonia
Cremers
Tranes
West Avenue
Centrals
Uptowns
Hogin
Wittenbergs
Canmbelle
Roosevelt
Sorais
Roses
Campbells Va
Mogan
Wittenberge
Florals
Centrala
Hogan
Campbells
Centrale
Wrat Avenue
Iplorals
Weat Avenue
Wittehbergy
Hogar
Cromers
Wittenberes
Roosevelt. S
Ve. Flora
Weidtenbergs
No. 1
Ho-gan
Creamers
Camppelle
Thorpe envies Owens in two man track meet
Relman Morin reports Jim Thorpe, aging but defiant, longs to face Jesse Owens and recalls his own era. Thorpe says he would beat Owens if younger and lighter, noting that records mattered then not the marks. The piece highlights Owens Thorpe times and criticizes modern track specialization and loss of versatility.
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Relman Morin
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Big Jim Thorpe
Jesse Owens
Big Jim
Ohio
S. and H. Practices at West Avenue Ground
The Inter city leave will practice Friday at 6 30 oclock at West Avenue playground announced by club manager Joe Frisch. Ralph Engh has requested his release from the S and H to join Modern Laundry.
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West Avenue
Joe Frisch
Ralph Engh
Lambeau, Bay Coach, Marries Billie Copeland in Waukegan
Curly Lambeau, coach of the Green Bay Packers, wed Billie John Copeland known as Miss California in a Wednesday night ceremony in Waukegan. Lambeau, age 37, and Copeland, 26, were married by a Justice of the Peace. Copeland home listed as Los Angeles.
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Waukegan, Ir
Earl L
Curly" Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
National Professional Football League
Billie John Copeland
California
Lambeau
Copeland
Los Angeles
Justice of the Peace
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Krenz
Kentucky
Ceca
St. Louia
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Walker
Collins
Hallahan
Davis
O'Farrell
Earnshaw
Benge
Clark
Lopez
Cincinneti
Philadelphi
Brennan
Derringeh
St Johnson
Lombhard
Jeteens
Pezzollo
Syl Johnson
Wilson
REDE
Studebaker
George C. Philips
South Sixth St
Lindstrom and
Babe Didrikson
Newburgs
Streichers
van Ryn
Perry
Thorpe
Owens
Owens Thorpe
Ane
Tegerds Athletics
Curly Lambeau
OLD Forester
Bond
Alwaye
Brown-Forman
Brown-Forman Druiflery Company
Lewisville
Joseph Miller Company
Main St
Allstate
America
Searn
Iran
Sears,roebuck and CO
Fifth Ave. South
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