Bryant Holds Giants to 3 Hits Cubs Win
Phillies outslug Reds 7-6 in 12 innings as Virgil Davis homers off Cascarella and Mulcahy relieves in a seesaw clash. Hollingsworth picks up the win. Cascarella suffers the loss. attendance listed with time 2:47.
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Virgil “Spud” Davis
Joe Cascarella
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Hugh Mulcahy
Philly
Claude Passeau
Passeau
al Hollingsworth
Abrhpoae Prey
Berger
Cooke
Emacs
McCormick
Lombardi
Hershberger
xGoodman Ciscarella
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Walters
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Wader
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Martin
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Jordan
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Scccesreves
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Woccaree Eis Butht
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Hollingsworth
Philadelpnis
Craft
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Riggs
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Klein
Mueller
Weintraub
Arnovich
Davis
Dowdle
Scharein
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Frey
teCormick
Cancarella
Passeta
Inings
Cascarella
Lombare
Cascarella Limpires
Reardon
Pinelli
Goetz
Chicago Cubs blank Giants as Bryant wins at Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs pitcher Clay Bryant dominated the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds, allowing only five baserunners and yielding no runs through five plus innings, while the Cubs rallied with Phil Caveretta’s second inning homer to win 5 to 6 in a pitchers duel. Giants’ Harry Gumbert started and was roughed in the fifth as Chicago seized the decisive runs.
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Clay Bryant
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Zanesville
Ohio
Giants
Carl Hubbel
Bill Terry
Harry Gumbert
Gumbert
Cubs
Phil Caveretta
Frank Demaree
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He Reynolds
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Lohrman
Gumber
Jurges
Danning
Stark
Barr
Stewart
Cardinals Beat Dodgers as Curt Davis Wins Seventh
Curt Davis, acquired in the Dizzy Dean deal, earned his seventh win of the season by tossing eight innings for the St. Louis Cardinals in a victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Dodgers
Brooklyn
Curt Davis
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Brown Paper mill Safety Firsts meet Ruston Volunteers at Brown Park
Ouachita Valley league play resumes as Brown Paper mill Safety Firsts seek a first win this afternoon at 3:30 against Ruston Volunteers. Andy Jones, 18, from Birmingham, is slated to start after a 5 0 shutout in the last Brown-Ruston game. Bruce Hedrick from LSU joins as catcher. Lefty Hinton likely to pitch for Ruston.
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Brown Paper Mill
Ruston
Brown Park
Andy Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Vols
Brown
Herb Steed
Bruce Hedrick
Louisiana State University
Hinton
Crossett Millers to Host Hodge Wa-Ha in Valley league clash
Crossett Ark June 25 Special one of the season’s largest crowds is expected for the Ouachita Valley league game at Millers field Sunday. Crossett and Hodge Wa-Ha have strengthened lineups for the second half. Clarence Lefty Butler, formerly with Crossett, now pitches for Hodge and is slated to face the millers. Manager Cortez Moore will choose Ike Rore or Pat White to work from the mound.
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Crossett Millers
Hodge Wa-Has
Millers’ Field
Clarence
Lefty) Butler
Miller
Hodge
Cortez Moore
Ike Rore
Pat White
Hot Springs Bathers
TWO HOME RUNS HELP CHAMPIONS DEFEAT DETROIT
The Yankees won 9 to 3 over the Tigers as Big Red Ruffing pitched eight hits and the offense slugged 14 hits led by Bill Dickey with his season's homer and Joe DiMaggio reaching ten homers. Detroit drops its four game win streak despite Roxie Lawson on the mound.
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New York Yankees
Tigers
Roxie Lawson
Bill Dickey
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Joe Gordon
Rudy York
York
Gordon
New York
ABR
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Rolfe
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Henrich
DiMaggio
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Walker
Getringer
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Gehringer
Welker
Dickey
Rikard Holds Lead In Cotton States Batting
Cully Rikard of Greenville and Pudge Powers of El Dorado extended their batting advantages in the Cotton States League. Rikard rose to .372, Powers to .357, with Greenwood moving to .353 and Cummings up to .356. Team batting shows Greenville at .285 while Monroe slips to third. Bishop leads pitchers with six wins undefeated. Galeria tops games played at 16 with 11 wins.
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Greenville
Pudge” Powers
el Dorado
Rikard
Powers
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R. Cummings
Spartachino
Clarksdale
Wells
Hot Springs
Monroe
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Frank Hackney
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Hackney
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Skinner
Baruna wins biannual Newport to Bermuda yacht race
Baruna owned by Henry C. Taylor of New York won class A in the 635 mile Newport to Bermuda race, finishing at St. David's head in 3 days 21 hours 5 minutes 42 seconds with a 2 hour allowance over scratch boat Vamaire. Balu II and Ealu followed with later finishes and corrected times.
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Bermuda
Baruna
Henry C. Taylor
New York
Newport
St. David's Head
Brenton
Vamaire
Rudolph J. Schaefer
Balu II
Ealu
Cleveland Indians Lead In AL Individual Honors This Week
Cleveland’s Johnny Allen surged to the pitching lead with a ninth win and Earl Averill maintained a 20 point edge in batting at .384 as semi official AL figures cover the week. Cecil Travis and Hal Trosky moved up in the hitting list while Foxx Greenberg and York pace home runs and runs scored. Detroit topped fielding and doubles with 67 as Joe Cronin and Roger Cramer boosted base totals.
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Cleveland Indians
Johnny Allen
Alen
Bob Grove
Boston
Grove
Philadelphia
Lynn Nelson
Allen
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Cecil Travis
Washington
Hal Trosky
Averill
Sam Chapman
George Case
Buddy Myer
Hank Steinbacher
Jimmy Foxx
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Joe Vosmik
Case
Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Greenberg
Travis
Buddy Lewis
Roger Cramer
Joe Cronin
St. Louis
War Admiral to meet Seabiscuit in Massachusetts Handicap
War Admiral and Seabiscuit were set to clash next Wednesday at Suffolk Downs in the $59,000 Massachusetts Handicap. Trainers Tom Smith and George Conway reported both champions fit and ready, with rain a potential threat to the muddy track.
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War Admiral
Seabiscuit
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Tom Smith
C. S. Howard
Belmont Park
Memorial Ay
George Conway
Seabiscuit Likely Scratched From Muddy Race
Seabiscuit probably would be scratched as he is rated a poor mud horse, casting doubt on his start in the upcoming event.
Texas League game scores and lineups from the era
In a condensed Texas League box score Shreveport and Beaumont tally runs while Fort Worth and San Antonio struggle. Key pitchers and batting lines include Stein, Moore, Susce, Bivin, Wag ner, Stephenson for Shreveport. LeBlanc, Dorsett, Mackie for Beaumont. Baker, Thomas, Muncrief, Strickland, Payton for San Antonio. Houston’s pitchers blanked until a weathered end. Game halted end of eleventh so Oklahoma City can catch a train.
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Houston
Brikiheart
Moore
Friar
Winford
Healy
City League Matches Include Presbyterians and Saw Mor
Weekly schedule lists Presbyterians versus Saw Mor and Calvary Baptists versus Barkdull Faulk, with Monroe Hardware facing Spatafora's Pharmacy at Neville and Tidwell and Sons meeting Eureka Grocery at Y's park. Also Sunshine Cleaners clash with Printers at Plum street. Thirteen years built the Suez Canal.
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Saw-Mor
Neville S. E
No. 4
Calvary Baptists
Barkdull Faulk
Monroe Hardware
Spatafora’s
Y's Park
Tidwell and Sons
Eureka Grocery
Missouri Pacific
Sunshine Cleaners
Printers
Plum Street
Sav-Mor
Spatafora’s Pharmacy
Neville
Pet
Spatafora's Pharmacy
Sunshine Cleaners Sucb
Eureka
Calvary Baptists Evecuse
Ees Euerwe
Nashville Vols rally past Little Rock to reclaim lead
In Nashville, the Vols defeated Little Rock 12 to 9 as Stuart Hofferth was knocked out at the plate by Sid Kerksieck’s pitch after last night’s fight at second base. Little Rock led 9-6 entering an eventful ninth with hitters Mix, Kerksieck, and Coble contributing to the scoring.
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Venn
Little Rock
Nashville Vols
Atlanta
Stuart Hofferth
Sid Kerksieck
Kerksieck
Rich and Coble
Birkofer
Watkins and Hofferth
Bluemire
The Chief Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct
Maxwell Howard's The Chief, a three year old from Pennant, dominated the 50th Brooklyn Handicap winning by five lengths under Johnny Longden. Stagehand finished second with Unfailing third while Pompeon faded after a strong start. The Chief earned $18,450 for the victory and boosted earnings to $31,195 for the year.
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Maxwell Howard
the Chief Today
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Pennant
Johnny Longden
Discovery
Howard
Earl Sande
Stagehand
Parker Corning
J. H. Louchheim
Pompeon
Pompey
Snark
Belmont Park
Louchheim Ace
Chief
C. V. Whitney
Longden
Seabiscuit
Old Newark Ice Selling Ban Quietly Retained
Newark enforces an old city statute prohibiting selling ice after 6 pm without a doctor's prescription. the rule remains on the books as a historical ordinance guiding local commerce.
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Lomardi Tops Senior Bats in National League Race
In New York on June 25, Ernie Lom bardi surged to the top of the NL batting race as Herschel Martin climbed to second and Ducky Medwick fell to third. The upheaval touched fielding, baserunning, and pitching leaders with Ivan Goodman driving multiple leaders nouveaux including home runs doubles and steals, while Buck McCormick led in hits and Johnny Vander Meer edged to a tie for wins.
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Ernie Lombardi
Cookie Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Schnozzola
Herschel Martin
Phillies
Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
Ducky
Pirates
Ott
Goodman
Buck McCormick
Babe Phelps
Gus Suhr
Debs Garris
Boston Bees
Stan Hack
Cubs
Jo Jo Moore
Giants
McCormick
Ernie Kay
Hack Bob Klinger
Pittsburgh
Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Mace Brown
Overland Floodwater Speed Relative to Mississippi River
An overland flood along the lower Mississippi travels about one third as fast as the river itself, indicating slower inland spread compared to the main channel. The observation highlights how flood fronts advance differently across land versus watercourses during overbank events.
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Mississippi River
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