St Louis Cardinals Split Doubleheader Win Cubs Tie Giants
The St Louis Cardinals swept both ends of a doubleheader, beating the Cubs 4 to 3 in 12 innings and 4 to 1 to move Chicago to fourth. Paul DeJong outpitched Lou Warneke in the opener, while Phil Collins outlasted Bill Lee in the nightcap as Cubs errors aided St Louis. Medwick drove in two runs, with Moore and Herman adding two-base hits as St Louis pulled away late.
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Clothes Make a Man USC Grid Star Shown in Stage Role
Hueston Harper, USC football tackle last fall, is pictured rehearsing a show by the Trojans to promote their track team. The staged production accompanied an eastward trip for the S. C. 4-A track meet set for May 31 to June 1.
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Giants poised for 1935 pennant run with strong infield
Giants manager Bill Terry rebuilt an injury hit infield with Cuccinello Koenig and Ott holding key posts while Crutz Bartell and Jackson guard regulars. Castleman and Johnson boost a deep pitching staff as New York eyes a first postwar World Series clash with crosstown rivals.
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National bicycle championship races at Newark Velo Drome
Twenty four bike races held at the Newark Velo Drome decide the national championship with riders competing for top honors. Local organizers schedule heats, semifinals, and finals across a full day of racing action.
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Lefty Grove and Lefty Gomez Spark Split in New York Game
New York June 1 A pair of famous left handed pitchers sparked a split in a six hit shutout with Boston taking the opener while Lefty Gomez guided the Yankees to a 4 2 win in the afterpiece The division keeps the Yankees one game ahead of the Chicago White Sox in the American League crowd reached 32424 for the double bill
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Pop Go the Pretty Balloons Swartz doubleheader overview
Sterlington defeats Fairbanks to move into top league berth, Brownies dropped first time this season. Gap with Paper mill may shrink as Swartz starts at 2 o clock with special two game admission priced at 20 cents.
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Johnson Shuts Out Dodgers as Phillies Split Doubleheader
In Brooklyn on June 1 the Dodgers and Phillies split a doubleheader with Brooklyn taking 8 to 4 in the first game and Philadelphia winning 3 to 0 in the second. Veteran pitcher Sylvester Johnson starred by throwing a complete game shutout for the Phillies, allowing three singles.
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Indians Rally Past Browns in Doubleheader Split
In St Louis on June 1 Howard Averill hit two home runs, one in the fifth and another in the seventh, to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 4 2 win over the St Louis Browns in the second game of a twin bill. A University of Michigan survey notes that good students use dictionaries sparingly and deduce word meanings themselves.
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Lakeside golfers head to state meet in New Orleans
Four Monroe players from Lakeside Country Club sail to New Orleans for the state tournament at Metairie Country Club starting Wednesday. Wesley Shafto, M. C. McDonald, Ben Downing Jr., and pro Shep Girault join in the pro-am event Tuesday as Edwin McClure leads a strong field including George Bush Freddie Haas Fred Odom and Don Zimm erman from Bogalusa.
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Shreveport
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al Renning
Nelson Whitney
Don Zimmerman
Bogalusa Country Club
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Brown Paper Mill Brownies Lead Ouachita Valley Baseball Preview
The Brown paper mill Brownies, leaders of the Ouachita Valley league, host a doubleheader at Swartz this afternoon. Other games are set for Fairbanks and Sterlington with the Carbon Blackers attempting to slow the Paper Makers as Oak Grove visits Fairbanks and the Engineers host Ruston.
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Revolta Slices Wisconsin Open With Daring Downhill Shot
Johnny Revolta roared from one stroke behind to win the Wisconsin State Open in 1934 by eight strokes. He birdied four straight holes, then faced a downhill lie at the 17th where a 24-ounce blaster shot from a trap led to a deuce and secure the championship.
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Tulane Alumni Plan Evening Barbecue and Rose Bowl Theater Party
Tulane alumni of the fifth district host a 6 30 barbecue at Dr D T Milams home followed by a 10 45 theater party showing the 1932 Rose Bowl film with Ted Cox and Charlie Rucker in attendance Dr Milam expects Cox to join from New Orleans and urges full turnout with invited coaches and local high school squads to attend the Northeast Center and Ouachita Parish schools event attendees include Jim Malone Eddie McLane Ray Davis Ben Rush Percy Brown and local merchants have donated funding for town rat control
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Louisiana Tech
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