Spectacular extra innings showcase across leagues
Judson Bailey notes two distinct methods of extra inning play as the Reds defeat the Bees 9-4 in 13, Dodgers top the Cubs 3-2 in 14, with a triple play and late heroics by Will Hershberger and Harry Craft. Pirates, Cardinals, and Giants also win while Yankees and Tigers post high scoring wins.
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Johnny Mize
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Washington Senators
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Qualifying Deadline For Twin City Tourney Today
Golfers rush to post qualifying scores at McGuire Park for the third Twin City Golf tournament. Weather caused delays but Maithes and Garner lead medalist contenders as the amateur event begins tomorrow with semi finals and finals Sunday.
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Garner
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Ivy McDonald
B. M. Murphy
E. L. Marchman
Dickie Touchstone
John Myers
C. R. Tidwell, Jr
T. John
G. L. Mahoney
R. S. Dooley
Eddie Fitzpatrick
Eddie Shaughnessy
Henry Castillo
Tommy Bolt
E. S
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Ben Downing
Monroe
Bunn Beasley
West Monroe
McGuire Club House
Ford Hines
Shreveport Sweeps Beaumont in Doubleheader Action
In the Texas League first game Shreveport defeated Beaumont 3 to 1 after a slow start. The second game saw Shreveport win 7 to 0 with strong pitching. Beaumont struggled on offense with late-inning runs not enough to rally. Other score notes include Tulsa beating Oklahoma City 6 to 5 and Fort Worth overpowering the same opponent 28 to 12. Houston split results with San Antonio in two games.
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Oklahoma City
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Blanchard
Moore
Dickey
Corbett
Kearse
Houston
San Antonio
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Turner
Cole
Swift
Helen Wills Moody comeback memory noted in sport section
Today marks one year since Helen Wills Moody lost to Ruth Mary Hardwick 1-6 6-3 6-3 at Weybridge in her comeback opener. Also recalled are past coaching changes and past finals involving Janko Mikkola and Helen Jacobs with Peggy Scriven on record.
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Helen Wills Moody
Ruth Mary Hardwick
Weybridge
England
Janko Mikkola
Finn
Harvard
Eddie Farrell
Helen Jacobs
United States
Peggy Scriven
Bitter Battle At Mat Arena Ends In Draw
In a 90 minute bout at Monroe Wrestling arena the masked Shadow and the Flying Dutchman Carl Schultz of Milwaukee dueled to a draw after fierce exchanges, with rounds lasting 41 minutes, 15 minutes, and rest periods extended. Cyclone Mackey defeated Ace Freeman in a three fall semi final. Walter Brady refereed both bouts and Bud Fisher kept time.
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Monroe Wrestling Arena
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Milwaukee
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el Paso
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Ace Freeman
New York City
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Mackey
Walter Brady
W. C
Bud) Fisher
Reds Rally in 13th to Defeat Bees in Net 9 4
In Boston on June 2 the rampant Reds exploded a five run 13th inning to beat the Bees 9 4. Johnny Vander Meer and Danny MacFayden opened the game in strong form but did not stay involved as the Reds loaded the bases and Tom Earley was relieved by Johnny Lanning before the decisive burst. Ernie Lombardi homered for his 8th of the year in a seventh inning rally. Minor details note Garms and Majeski singled in the Bees late.
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Tom Earley
Johnny Lanning
MacFayden
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McCormick
Weet Miller
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Myers
Thompson
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Snead Leads Goodall Round In New York Golf Tourney
Sam Snead fired a 69 at Fresh Meadow to lead the Goodall round robin after 18 holes. The White Sulphur Springs star beat Johnny Revolta and Olin Dutra by five and six holes respectively as Ben Hogan matched 70 and Ralph Gouldahn posted a creditable score. Hogan edged Tony Penna and Horton Smith to stand second with plus 9.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Fresh Meadow Country Club
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Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
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Harry Cooper
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Conn
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White Plains
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Horton Smith
Oak Park
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Huntington
Jimmy Hines
Great Neck
Paul Runyan
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Ralph Gouldahn
Big Madison
N. J
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Mamaroneck
Dick Metz
Lake Forest
Hagen
Shute
Yanks Rout Cleveland 8 3 Behind Gomez Seven-Hit Effort
Senor Vernon Gomez pitched seven hits over seven innings to power the New York Yankees to an 8 to 3 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Thursday. Frank Crosetti Red Rolfe and Bill Dickey drove in runs with key hits in the first and fifth frames to enable the surge.
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Yesterday and Today Baseball Scores Show Regional Matches
Yesterday results include Shreveport 3 to 4 loss at Beaumont 1 1 draw Fort Worth 2 Oklahoma City 1 Dallas 5 Tulsa 1. San Antonio 7 4 Houston 2 2 Today games feature Oklahoma City at Fort Worth Tulsa at Dallas Shreveport at Beaumont Houston at San Antonio.
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Oklahoma City
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Unclear Scoreline From Louisiana Prep Games
Reported scores show Rayne 9 Lake Charles 8 and Abbeville 5 Lafayette 4 as well as New Iberia 3 Opelousas 1 in an initial game listing. No single decisive outcome identified.
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Lake Charles
Jeanerette
Alexandria
Abbeville
Lafayette
New Iberia
Opelousas
Local Scores Reported With Rainouts Noted
Gadsden beat Pensacola state 1 to 0 while Montgomery lost 3 to 5 and Meridian trailed 2 to 7. Other games were rained out.
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Pensacola
Montgomery
Meridian
Smokies power past Atlanta in twin bill sluggers
Southern Knoxville reports Knoxville Smokies pounded Atlanta for 14 10 and 9 4 as they won both ends of a doubleheader to extend their streak to five. Hafey hit his 10th and 11th homers, Richmond added his 8th and 9th, and Abernathy collected a triple two doubles and three singles.
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Tenn
Smokies
Atlanta
Bud Hafey
Doc Richmond
Woody Abernathy
Mack and Hartnett Named All Star Managers
Connie Mack chosen American League manager for the All Star Game at Yankee Stadium. Leo Hartnett selected by the National League to lead the Cubs in the centennial year game. Announcement followed a meeting with Harridge Landis Frick and Arnow of the Yankees.
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Twilight League Postponed as Grounds Wet
All Twilight League games are postponed due to wet grounds at Y's Park. The Bakers face the Knights of Columbus matchup as the schedule pauses.
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Monroe Sox sweep Greenville in pitchers duel at Greenville
Monroe's rookie Murrell Jones delivers a fifth inning homer with one on to lift the Sox to a 2 to 1 win and complete a three game series sweep over the Greenville Buckshots. Yelovic and Shelton matched zeros until late with Naylor and Jones supplying the decisive blows.
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