Ruffing Sharp as Yankees Beat Browns for 11th Win
New York Yankees edge St. Louis Browns 2 1 behind Red Ruffing 11th victory. Ruffing scattered seven hits and walked five, while Bob Harris held the Yanks to eight safeties. DiMaggio contributed a sacrifice fly as the decisive runs came in the third inning.
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New York
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Red Ruffing
Browns
Bob Harris
St. Louis
Detroit
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gallagher
Harland Clift
Joe Glenn
Johnny Berardino
Frank Crosetti
Don Heffner
Berardino
Heffner
Harris
Poe
Abrhpore
Crosetti
See Rolfe
Pest
Henrich
DiMaggio
Dicker
Selkirk
Gordon
Seoue
Eceseiseees
IRID
St. Loui
Berardino Henrich
DiMeggio
Gordon Gallagher
Rolfe
Glenn
Croset
Dahlgren
Bt. Louis
Ruffing
Rolls
Hubbard
Rommel
Tony Galento trains hard for Louis title bout in New York
Tony Galento completes a brisk five rounds with two sparring partners before three bag sessions and rope skipping in Summit New Jersey. Joe Jacobs says Galento will have one more boxing session tomorrow as training heads toward the 15 round world heavyweight title fight with Joe Louis in New York next Wednesday night.
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Summit
N. J
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
New York
Galento
Abe Feldman
Schenectady
Mickey McAvoy
Brooklyn
Joe Jacobs
Tony
Jack Johnson
Thomas L. Farley
New York State Athletic Commission
Leon Raines
Pennsylvania Commission
Johnson
Louis
Pompton Lakes
Willie Snell
Joe Banovic
Jim Howell
George Michelson
Jack Blackburn
Chappie
Harry Lenny
Lenny
Lou Gehrig
The
Yanks
Max Schmeling
Marcum and Galehouse Lead Hit Parade in Short Game
Marcum and Galehouse each hit a single off Bagby in 1 1 3 innings. Weaver allowed six hits in two innings while Bagby took the loss. Umpires were Ormsby Summers and Grieve. Time noted as 2 22 with 5 500 in attendance.
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Marcum
Galehouse
Weaver
Bagby
Ormsby
Summers
Grieve
The Winner in Princeton Mile Race and Safety Sign Feature
Chuck Fenske, once overlooked in Princeton's bumping incident, finally shown as winner with 4:11. The event followed by debate and film reels before recognition. Also notes a roadside speed curve sign based on an airplane Ball Bank indicator to determine highest safe speed.
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Princeton
Chuck Fenske
Wisconsin University
Roundup of sports notes from New York June edition
The roundup covers Notre Dame and Wisconsin, mentions Jack Peifer and Baron von Cramm, references Ty Cobb, NBA rankings, Guest Star Howard Brickey, and WWI era figures. It notes Detroit Tigers salaries, Lou Gehrig and Joe Louis earnings, Lou Fette for NL all star, Elmira night game cancellation, Sing Sing warden and Bill McGehee, Alexandria Evangeline league pitcher Fire Truck, Dizzy Dean streak, and Syracuse-bound high school runner Frank Coffin.
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New York
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Jack Peifer
Marquette
Baron von Cramm
Austria
al Simmons
Ty Cobb
Bob Pastor
Saratoga
Elmira
Warden Lawes
Sing Sing
Bill M'Gehee
New Orleans
Lawes
Alexandria
Fire Truck
J. H
Dizzy) Dean
Sanford
Potter Wins Fifth As A's Top Indians 10 6 In Philadelphia
Nelson Potter limited Cleveland to seven hits as the Athletics beat the Indians 10 to 6 in Philadelphia. Four Cleveland runs came early on Hal Trosky and Ben Chapman triples an error and three walks. Potter allowed only four hits the last five innings while the A's bunched 13 hits, led by Joe Gantenbein in the third with an RBI double. A 90 degree temperature warning notes tires wear faster than at 60 degrees.
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Philadelphia
Nelson Potter
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Cleveland
Hal Trosky
Ben Chapman
Potter
Willis Hudlin
Joe Gantenbein
Eric Tipton
Hemsley Ceebernsnoens
Ambler
Miles
Johnson
Hayes
S Chapman
Th. Seee Wee
Tipton
Gantenbein
Tb Sacates
Trosky
B. Chepmen
Heath Hale
Chapman
Johnson Gantenbein
Campbell
Lodigiani
B. Chapman
Grimes
Notable Sports Figures and Celebrity Sightings Rumor
A string of colorful vignettes mentions athletes Lou Nova Joe DiMaggio and Mike Jacobs plus figures like Galento Louis and Buckner. It notes managers failing to grasp Joe M'Carthy day ideas at the stadium while keeping a breezy, nightlife tinge in a playful column style.
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Lou Nova
Joe DiMaggio
Mike Jacobs
Galento-Louis
John Montague
City League Matches List Dense With Local Teams
Thom McAn faces Hunt and Whitaker while Cooperative Dairy meets United Electric. Guarantee Shoes clashes with Francis Beauty School at Missouri Pacific. Seven-Up Bottlers plays Hart's Candy Kids at Lida Benton. Kitchens' Grocery contests Crawford's Service at Neville. Repeats include Thom McAn versus Francis Beauty School and other pairings at Plum street and Barkdale Faulk.
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Thom McAn
Hunt and Whitaker
Barkdull Faulk
Cooperative Dairy
United Electric
Plum Street
Guarantee Shoes
Francis Beauty School
Missouri Pacific
Hart's Candy Kids
Lida Benton
Kitchens’ Grocery
Crawford's Service
Neville
Hart's
Candy Kids
Barkdale Faulk
Crawford’ Service
Hart’ S Candy Kids
Evansville League election tally unclear names and places
Reading shows fragmented scores and candidate pairings across multiple towns including New Iberia Jeanerette Alexandria Opelousas Abbeville Rayne Lafayette Navie with multiple vote counts and partner names like Creel Gleason Brown Cal lender Rachunok Novick Karnales Hall McBride Scott Salmon Durham Needham Griggs and Richardson Gibson Stonebock.
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Alexandria
Opelousas
Rachunok
Novick
Karnales
Hall
McBride
Big Six League Thursday Basketball Schedule
Ansley visits Marion and Chatham plays Bernice while Farmerville hosts Huttig in two games. Thursday features Bernice at Ansley and Huttig at Chatham with Marion at Farmerville on the slate.
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Ansley
Marion
Chatham
Bernice Farmerville
Huttig
Bernice
Chatham Eeeennnene
Farmerville
Huttigsveae
Monroe White Sox Plan Fourth of July Barbecue and Game
The Monroe White Sox host a July 4 game vs the El Dorado Lions and a benefit barbecue at Casino Park to boost the pennant fund. Players act as hosts and offer all you can eat and drink. Tickets are sold at multiple local outlets with a cash prize of a car and gas range for attendees.
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Monroe
Monroe Baseball Club
Ball Club
Frenchie
Saul Adler
Bernhardt
Casino Park
Sox
Fana
Chatham Baseball Club Beats Crossett 9 to 5
In Chatham Missouri area exhibition action Chatham defeats Crossett 9 to 5. Duncan and Clowers spearhead the Chatham offense while Elliott suffers the loss for Crossett. The two clubs schedule an exhibition doubleheader for July.
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Chatham Baseball Club
Crossett
Crossett, Ark
Crossett Club
Ouachita Valley Loop
Chatham
Millers
Elliott
Safetea Duncan
Clowers
Duncan
Tedford
Defir
Moore
Marble Widens Lead in Wimbledon Favorites
In Wimbledon England Alice Marble the American star known as Miss Goldenlegs is the 2 to 1 favorite to win the women's singles as the United States seeks to defend its world tennis monopoly. Helen Jacobs at 5 to 1 follows with Helen Wills Moody not defending. The men’s field is unsettled with Bunny Austin and Bobby Riggs top seeds, but recent upsets shift attention to Don McNeill who beat Riggs at the French championship.
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Eng
Alice
Miss Goldenlegs
Marble
United States
Miss Marble
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Bill Tilden
Bunny Austin
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Austin
Queens Club
Franz Kukuljevic
Yugoslavia
Riggs
Baron Gottfriend von Cramm
von Cramm
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Aga
McNeill
Sarah Palfrey Fabian
Brookline Mass
Riggy
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Buddy Lewis
Jimmy Bloodworth
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Carrasquel
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Smith
Hunt & Whitaker
Desiard Street
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America's
Lookout Orchestra
S. John Littlegreen
Mgr
Lookout Mountain Hotel
Chattanooga
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Pathe News
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Britain
Blaine Rideout
North Texas State
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By Eddie Brietz
Howard Brickey
Wichita Falls
Texas Times
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Paulino Uzeudun
General Franco
Detroit Tigers
W. QO. Briggs
Lou Fette
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Frank Coffin
Schuyterville
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Syracuse
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Troy & Nichols
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Joe M'Carthy
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Evangeline League
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Brown
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Lake Charlies
Scott
Salmon
Lake
Durham
Needham and Griggs
Rayne
Lafayette
Navie
Richards
Richardson, Gibson
Stonebock
Wrestling Royal
Monroe Wrestling Arena
Walnut Street
Shadow
Frankie Hill
Buck Davidson
Sailor Watkins Ace Freeman
Gus Kallio
Johnson Bros. Barber Shop
Catalpa Street
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Monroe Automobile Dealers
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Windes Motor Co
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