Red Sox Beat Athletics 8 1. Joost Errors Stain Lead
Eddie Joost ended his AL fielding streak with an error as the Philadelphia Athletics lost to the Boston Red Sox 8 to 1. Boston built a 4-0 lead behind Vern Stephens and Ted Williams's setup, while Ellis Kinder earned the win.
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Zale Graziano Jersey Checkup Precedes Middleweight Fight
A New York sports roundup notes Tony Zale and Rocky Graziano travel to New Jersey for a prefight physical a week before their title bout. It recalls historic New Jersey boxing crowds, including Dempsey Carpentier and Leonard Tendler gates, plus Memorial Day racing and other sports tidbits from 1918 to 1941.
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Tony Zale
Rocky Graziano
Jersey
Newark
Outer Mongolia
Francis Albertanti
Skeeter State
Francis
Jack Dempsey
Fred Fulton
Harrison, N. J
Red Cochrane
Fritzie Zivic
New Jersey
Tex Rickard
Boyle
Jersey City
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Firpo-Willard
Firpo-Wills
Mickey Walker
Leonard
Albertanti
Graziano
Mississippi Coaching School Opens Today
More than 300 high school and college coaches gather for a four day coaching clinic at the University of Mississippi starting Wednesday. Football talks by Frank Leahy of Notre Dame and basketball demonstrations led by Henry Iba of Oklahoma A and M highlight the program with Leahy and Iba delivering lectures through Friday and Saturday.
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University of Mississippi
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
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Hank
Baseball Bans Two for Life in Scandal
Two baseball officials face life bans after a bribery and game throwing probe by National Association president George Trautman. Bernard DeForge, pitcher-manager of Reidsville North Carolina, admitted taking $300 to throw a game. Ed Weingarten of Florence South Carolina and Leaksville, North Carolina denied involvement. The Winston Salem May 14 game prompted the inquiry, leading to DeForge’s guilty finding, Weingarten’s denial, and a replay of the final portion of the contested game. Lundeen of Reidsville fined $500 in suspension. DeForge began pro ball in 1937 with Beatrice.
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George M. Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Bernard DeForge
Reidsville
N. C
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Trautman
Ed Weingarten
Florence, S. C
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Blue Ridge Loop
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
DeForge
Abernathy
Belvedere
Weingarten
McWaters
Natchez Club
Evangeline League
Phil Lundeen
Brady
Smothers
Florence
Lundeen
Truutman
Twin City Juniors Rally Past Jonesboro In Scoring, 15 12
Twin City Juniors outscored Jonesboro 15 to 12 after a seven run ninth inning surge. Jarrell Matkins started and areas of relief by Jimmie George, while Craig Whetstone allowed early runs. Weaver led Jonesboro with two hits, and Vernon Sanders and Max Funderburk paced Monroe West Monroe with two hits each.
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Farmerville
Rebels Advance In Big Eight With 4 3 Win
Ruston Rebels move into third in the Big Eight by edging Sterlington 4 3 in nine innings. Ben Lann drove in the tying and go ahead runs with two out in the ninth. Taylor pitched well for Sterlington. Reed homered for Sterlington.
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Lefty Taylor
Mike Reed
Wayne Williamson
Ora Merriott
Johnny Williamson
W. Williamson
Huey Williamson
J. Williamson
Jack Beard
Lanne
Taylor
Duncan
Carter
Griner
Reed
Dubach
Marion
Bernice
Simsboro
New York Tie Boston Philadelphia and Washington beat New York
Standings report of yesterday games shows New York and Brooklyn tied 4 4 in the only game called after lith inning by agreement. Washington defeated New York 4 1 while Boston and Philadelphia finished 1 1.
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Washington
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Philadelphia
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St Louis
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Scores Roundup From City Matches
A compact score rundown lists Nashville 6 over Atlanta 5, Chattanooga 5 over Birmingham 4, Little Rock 4 over New Orleans 3, and Memphis 8 over Mobile 6 in recent regional contests.
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Chattanooga Deneeeetes
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Little Rock
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
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Mobile
Creoles Edge Black Crackers In Nineteenth Century Clash
The New Orleans Creoles defeated the Atlanta Black Crackers 9 to 3 in a Negro Southern League game at Casino Park. J B Williams of Monroe pitched a complete game for the Creoles with eleven strikeouts and eight hits allowed. A rematch between the teams was set for Dotson Park in Bastrop at 3 15 this afternoon.
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New Orleans
Atlanta Black Crackers
Casino Park
Dotson Park
Bastrop
J. B. Williams
Monroe
Lookouts Edge Barons In Tight Birmingham Game
Chattanooga Lookouts defeated the Birmingham Barons 5 to 4 on Tuesday night in Birmingham. Larry Drake went hitless after a 37 game hitting streak, while Zukowski Friar Yaylian Su dicki Medlinger Gast Walters and other players contributed in a pitchers duel style summary of the late innings.
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Larry Drake
Birmingham
Zukowski
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Medlinger
Gast
Walters
Chicks rally to down Mobile 8 6 in four-game set final
Memphis built key scoring clusters to beat Mobile 8 6 in the series finale as Mulcahy Perkovich Storie and others produced runs. New Orleans hosts Little Rock after a 4 3 loss as Johnson Livengood and Heflin Br eeding St. Claire contributed for the Pelicans.
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Whitaker
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Olson
Calderone
New Orleans
Little Rock Travelers
New Orleans Pelicans
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Heflin
Breeding
St. Claire
Nashville tops Crackers in 11th for seventh straight loss
Nashville swept the four game set with a 6-5 eleven inning victory over the Atlanta Crackers. Final line shows Nashville scoring 6 runs on 11 hits with 3 errors while Atlanta 5 runs on 12 hits with 3 errors. Conger Davison Burgess Kenney Mathis Dozier listed as players.
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Atlanta Crackers
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Mathis
Dozier
All Stars to meet Essos in Monroe Friday game
The Baton Rouge Essos, six time state semi-pro champions, travel to Monroe to face the Monroe All-Stars at Casino Park Friday night at 8. The season opener follows a quick team gathering to premiere the summer schedule as the All-Stars prepare to bolster with college talent after school ends. Bobh Ledbetter and Pete Medak lead the Monroe club against Fred Guerrier’s Baton Rouge squad.
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Monroe
Bobh Ledbetter
Pete Medak
Baton Rouge Invaders
Fred Guerrier
Recreation leagues schedule for Lovers' Lane and Woman's Shop
Lovers' Lane 11 plays Woman's Shop 3, with Woman's Shop versus Southern Bell at 7 p.m. Missouri Pacific. Red Shield faces Lovers' Lane at 8 30 p.m. on the same night.
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Red Shield
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Red Shield Club
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Junior Optimist vs Terminex at Sherrouse arena
The schedule lists Junior Optimist facing Terminex at 6 p m and Memorial Methodist meeting Guerriero at 7 30 p m both at Sherrouse arena with two games slated tonight.
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Sherrouse
Memorial Methodist
Guerriero
Lovers' Lane tops Girls' Softball League in opener
Lovers' Lane Pharmacy seized leadership of the Girls' Softball League by defeating Woman's Shop 11 to 3 last night. Barton hit a home run and Inzina doubled as Kenney pitched for Lovers' Lane while Johnson Evans and Nolan played for Woman's Shop. The Senior Softball League for boys opened with Woodmen of the World beating Louisiana Training Institute 8 to 3, aided by a six run sixth inning. Rawls Hendricks for W O W and Scroggins La Grange for L T I.
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Woman's Shop
Barton
Lovers’ Lane
Inzina
Kenney
George
Lovers
Lane
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Evans
Nolan
Woodmen of the World
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Giants and Dodgers Tie In Extra Inning Tilt
Whitey Lockman and Gil Hodges each collected four RBIs as the top Giants and the seventh place Dodgers battled to a 4 4 tie in 11 innings. The game was halted so both clubs could catch trains for the western invasion.
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Whitey Lockman
Gil Hodges
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
West
Haas Castillo Qualify For U S Open Golf Meet
New Orleans June 2 Freddie Haas Jr of New Orleans and Henry Castillo of Abbeville La qualified for the United States Open at New Orleans Country Club. Haas shot 67 in the afternoon after a 75 in the morning to finish even par 142. Castillo was runner up with 72 73 145 edging Fred Haas Sr who posted 72 74 146. A playoff for third saw Mike Barbato coach LSU golf and Westdale pro defeat Bert Stamps 3 4 after two tied at 151.
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Henry Castillo
Abbeville
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Fred Haas
Metaire Country Club
Mike Barbato
Louisiana State University
Westdale Country Club
Bert Stamps
Baton Rouge Country Club
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