Dean Returns to Duty and Wins First Game
Pirates and Cardinals split a doubleheader with St Louis taking 13 to 4 in the opener and Pittsburgh 6 to 3 in the nightcap. Dizzy Dean, ending a one day holdout, won the first game as Rip Collins homered twice and drove in seven runs, while Wallie Roettger starred in the second.
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Golf stars Loom Over Merion Open Scene
The Merion National Open week centers on Paul Runyan and Lawson Little as top contenders with Runyan the clear favorite after a string of wins and Little aiming to rebound from recent form. Other features include all American golf stars selected by editor Richardson and boxing/Wrestling notes at Roosevelt Stadium and the all star baseball rosters and Ruth’s continued prominence.
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U S Cup Team Sweeps Series in Davis Cup Opener
On June 2 in Baltimore Frank X Shields and Sidney B Wood won both singles to give the United States a five to zero sweep of the Mexico series. Shields defeated Angel Roldan 6-2 6-1 6-2. Wood beat Dr. Ricardo Tapia 6-4 9-7 6-0 after a tight first two sets. The victory advances the U S to Europe to face the European zone winner.
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Chatham Club Seeks To Schedule Games
A fast ball club organized by boys from the Civilian Conservation camp at Chatham seeks to schedule games with teams in the area. Teams wishing to play the Chatham nine should communicate with Charlie McCord at Chatham.
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Shreveport Beats Jackson in East Dixie League Tilt
In a baseball scoreline Jackson 021 001 000 4 Shreveport 100 000 000 15 Boward and O Neal Stein Williams and Caceani listed as players. Fragmentary line notes Fetewewwee Seeneens and a zoological aside on Arctic butterflies and their life cycle.
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Yankees Rally to Edge Athletics in 10th Inning
The Yankees beat the Athletics 9 to 8 in ten innings to tie the series and move near Cleveland atop the American League race. New York built a four-run first, trailed, then surged with three runs in the ninth, Johnson homering to give a one-run lead before Murphy held off the A's.
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Marberry dominates as Tigers topple White Sox 12 to 0
Detroit explodes for 12 runs with a 16 hit attack led by Charley Gehringer and Bill Rogell while Fred Marberry dominates the White Sox. The Sox lineup struggles as Marberry works 4 1 2 0? No, the summary notes Marberry’s four hit pitching and Detroit’s 16-hit attack.
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Schedule and Scores From Yesterday's Baseball Games
Yesterday Brooklyn defeated Boston 16 to 6 and Philadelphia beat New York 5 to 4. Chicago lost to Cincinnati 3 to 1 while St Louis routed Pittsburgh 13 to 3. New York edged Philadelphia 9 to 8 and Detroit beat Chicago 12 to 9. Remaining games include Brooklyn at Boston and Cleveland at St Louis.
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Baseball scores and rain-shortened games in early season
The report lists Atlanta defeating Chattanooga 7 to 3 and Birmingham beating Memphis 8 to 1 in five innings due to rain. It also shows results Memphis 8 New Orleans 10 and Nashville 2, Knoxville 5 with pairings of Atlanta at Nashville and Birmingham at New Orleans and Memphis at Little Rock and Chattanooga at Knoxville for two games each.
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Texas League Scores Featured Night Games
Houston 4 Beaumont 5 and Oklahoma City 0 Tulsa 6. two night games listed with Dallas at Fort Worth, Oklahoma City at Tulsa, Galveston at Beaumont, and Houston at San Antonio.
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Scores Ledger From Regional Games
Jackson 4 Shreveport 1 El Dorado 9 Baton Rouge 2 Greenville 1 Pine Bluff 2 listed as final tallies from the local league results. Individual scorers and game locations are not provided in the fragment.
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West Dixie League Scores and Evangeline Results
In West Dixie League action Tyler edged Henderson 4 to 3 while Longview defeated Paris 12 to reclaim the lead. In Evangeline League Lafayette fell to Rayne 2 to 7 and Opelousas crushed Jeanerette 13 to 2 as New Iberia also won 7 to 5 over Alexandria.
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Unclear sports result snippet from midwestern teams
The fragment lists various city team scores including Indianapolis 2 Toledo 10 Louisville 1 Columbus 3 St Paul 2 Kansas City 11 Minneapolis 3 Milwaukee 4 suggesting a compilation of box results without context or dates.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Report
In one night games, Hollywood lost to Los Angeles 1 to 4 while Oakland was shut out 0 to 2 by Portland. Missions defeated San Francisco 5 to 6. In the International League Syracuse routed Albany 4 to 12.
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LSU Tigers Roar Into NCAA Meet With Star Power
LSU track coach Bernie Moore lists nine top nominees led by Jack Torrence and Glen Hardin with marks including 55-6 in shot put and 29.9 low hurdles. The Tigers face strong challengers from Southern California Stanford Texas A&M Clemson Georgia Tech and others as key names vie for titles at the June 22 23 meet.
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Johnson Sees Ferrell Age Yet Hope for Comeback
Baseball icon Walter Johnson doubts any of Wes Ferrell Bob Grove or Lefty Earnshaw can regain the form of the big three. Johnson notes Ferrell has a chance to rebound but warns injury and aging limit the others. He praises Ferrell’s learning curve and recalls his own pitching philosophy and comeback plans with Boston.
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Twilight League Tuesday games listed by matchup
Tuesday’s Twilight League schedule includes St. Matthew's against Druggists Missouri Pacific. Legion versus Firemen Barkdall Faulk. National Guard versus Lions Forsythe. Gassers versus Baptists Plum Street. Methodists versus Y's Men Neville. and Bankers versus Publishers Junior College No. 2.
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Local leagues clash on Plum Street schedule
Publishers meet Methodists, Forsythe hosts Gassers versus Lions, Bankers play Firemen, Barkdull Faulk, Legion faces St Matthew's, Neville, Y's Men oppose Baptists, Junior college no 14 0, Se National Guard against Druggists, junior college no 2.
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Auburn Trackmen Nose Out Georgia in AAU Carnival
Auburn- Alabama Polytechnic Institute won the Southeastern Amateur Athletic union meet with 55 points to Georgia's 52 as Dupree dominated sprints with new records. Lloyd Richey set the 200 meter hurdle mark at 24.0, Georgia and Clemson links noted, and Batchelor of Georgia grabbed the javelin record.
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State golf tourney opens with top Louisiana players
Shreveport hosts the Louisiana state championship as qualifiers begin next Thursday at the Country Club. Leading contenders include Bobby Anderson, Edwin McClure, Fred Odom II, Fred Haas Jr., and George Bush. Three flights of 32 compete, seniors flight has 18 players, with final rounds on Sunday.
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Mississippi Amateur Golf Tourney Starts Tuesday
Meridian Miss June 2 The Mississippi Amateur Championship opens Tuesday at North Wood Country Club. Gene Vinson of Meridian who won last year at Laurel and the two prior titles at Vicksburg and Jackson will not defend. Qualifying all Tuesday with match play from Wednesday. finals over 36 holes Saturday. R. E. Mulloy of Laurel is runner up to Vinson last year and is expected to provide the edge.
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