Dean brothers power Cardinals pace pennant chase
The article notes Paul and Dizzy Dean anchor the St Louis Cardinals as a major factor in a 28-win season. It highlights Paul Deans eight and a third innings in a 5-4 win over the Dodgers, while other MLB results show strong hitting from several teams including the Tigers, Pirates, and White Sox.
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Associated Press
Dean Boys
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Dizzy
Daffy
Ducky Medwick
Pepper Martin
Stu Martin
Brooklyn
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Athletics
Pirates
Bees
Washington
St Louis Brown
Brownies
White Sox
Farepi
Rip Radcliff
Boston
Red Sox
Cleve
Cincinnati
al Hollingsworth
Mackmen
Bears Blast Longview In Afternoon Split
Gladewater Bears beat Longview 7 to 0 after pouncing on Robert Uhle for six runs late. Burrows and Butler teamed with Uhle and Boucher for Longview in the defeat. In Henderson Ray Honeycutt’s double drove Fay home for a 4 to 3 12 inning East Texas win over Henderson.
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BEARS
Longview
Texas
Gladewater
Robert Uhle
Burrows
Butler
Uhle
Boucher
Henderson
Ray Honeycutt
Fay
Cummings
Andrews
Rithman
Ratliff
Pales tine Pals Rally Past Jacksonville In Wild District Tilt
In Palestine Texas on Tuesday night the Palestine Pals beat Jacksonville 13 to 7 in a fast Texas league game. Scoring by innings shows Palestine 060 192 3 and Jacksonville 120 202 7. Players Thomas Georgie Reid Fry Unser Schopp and Rahe contributed for Palestine while Jacksonville listed unnamed pitchers.
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Palestine
Texas
Palestine Pals
Jacksonville
Thomas
Georgie
Reid
Fry
Unser
Schopp
Rahe
Winnfield forfeited two Ouachita Valley games
Winnfield lost two league games after President T. C. Dent ruled contests forfeited to Brown Paper mill and Ruston for ineligible players. The forfeit against Brown occurred April 26 and the forfeit against Ruston on May 3. Winnfield fell to seventh place with one victory and nine defeats, dropping below Hodge and Monroe in the standings.
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Winnfield
T. C. Dent
Ouachita Valley League
Brown Paper Mill
Ruston
Brown
Hodge
Monroe
Perils of Softball injures local businessman in Jennings
Carl Barnette, a Jennings business man, broke his right leg in two places during a local softball game after colliding with J. C. Hazel at third base. He was rushed to a hospital and later resting easily.
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Jennings
Carl Barnette
J. C. Hazel
Standings and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
The schedule lists Sterlington at Hodge Brown at Boston Swartz at Winnfield and Boston at Pittsburgh plus Brooklyn at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago. Yesterday results show several tight scores with Boston, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis near the top.
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Sterlington
Hodge
Brown
Boston Swartz
Winnfield
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Iain
Schumacher
Davis
Lanning
Swift
Earnshaw
Parmelee
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago Paneer
Aha
Boston Aekakdie Sie Eds
Trait
Sethvewiege
Esas
Eebeene
Philadelphia Este Eewe
St. Louis Ua
Local Baseball Scores and Pairings Across Cities
Summary of daily minor league results listing city pairings and scores. Atlanta 14 Knoxville 15 Birmingham 3 Memphis 6 Nashville 9 Chattanooga 2 New Orleans 3 4 Little Rock 2 5 New Orleans at Little Rock Atlanta at Knoxville Birmingham at Memphis Nashville at Chattanooga Cleveland 5 Clarksdale 9 Helena 14 Pine Bluff 4 Greenville 1 El Dorado 17 Jackson 4 Greenwood 2 Texas League Fort Worth 6 Dallas 7 Tulsa 1 Oklahoma City 5 Beaumont 10 San Antonio 0 Houston 2 Galveston 4.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Little Rock
Estrectenees
Chattanooga
Wenpee Reser
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Ccna
Knoxville
Cleveland
Clarksdale
Helena
Pine Bluff
Greenville
el Dorado
Jackson
Greenwood
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Jackson ‘ One Homewon
Helena Ereeree Debee
Greenville Tiene Wee Eee
E! Dorado Anwene Panes
Cleveland Oyane Wank
Larksdale Feeisnuses
Greenwood Ee
White Sox Rally Past Yankees 11 9 in Series Opener
Chicago overcame a seven run deficit to beat New York 11 to 9 at Yankee Stadium. Rip Radcliff drove in seven runs with two homers and a single as Benura and Dykes had three hits apiece. C Brown earned the win, W Brown took the loss. DiMaggio extended his hit streak to 14 games.
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New York
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Rip Radcliff
Ted Lyons
Yanks
Sox
Pat Malone
Radcliff
Luke Sewell
Clint Brown
Lyons
Walter Brown
Chicago
Zeke Bonura
Jimmy Dykes
Tony Lazzeri
Coadh
Joe DiMaggio
Red Rolfe
DiMaggio
Benura
Calcago
Kreevien
Haas
Berura
Hayes
Sewell
Wyone
Lea C. Brown
Crosetti
Rolfe
DiMeggio
Gehrig
O Selkirk
Chapman
Dykes Lazzeri
Selkirk
Malone
Croxetti
Rolle
C. Brown
Glann
DiMacen
Bonura
Rolse
Lazzeri
Brown
W. Brown
Bronca
W Brown
Red Sox Halt Tribe Streak with 14 6 Victory
The Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 14 to 6 ending the Indians five game win streak. Jhime contributed with multiple hits and power as Boston dominated Tuesday game action. Continued on Seventh Page.
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RED Sox
TRIBE
Boston
Jhime
Cleveland Indians
Local Scores Across Louisiana and Baseball Headlines
Lake Charles 7 Opelousas 8 8 Abbeville 2 Alexandria 9 Jeanerette 7 Lafayette 5 Rayne 5 New Iberia 6. Columbus 13 Louisville 0. St Paul 0 Kansas City 1. Toledo at Indianapolis rain. Syracuse 7 Newark 13 Albany 7 Baltimore 8 Rochester 3 Montreal 8 Buffalo at Toronto rain.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Newark
Albany
Baltimore
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Cotton States Vocreon Summary of Arkansas Football Scores
Football scores and lineups show Green wood and Pine Bluff listed with players Ragland ONeill McGee Duay Richards Prizina Whitney Spencer Miller Weet Hayes Simmons Galeria Crampton Davis Powers Gates Chozen. The fragmentary data hints at game totals and opponent names El Dorado El Dorado Greenville but specifics are unclear.
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Peter
Vna
Pine Bluff
Richards
Prizina and
Whitney
Spencer
Miller
Weet
Hayes and Simmons
Greenville
el Dorado
Galeria
Crampton
Davis
Powers
Gates
Chozen
City League matchups draw mixed results
The schedule lists Cooperative Daily facing Monroe Hardware, Barkdull Faulk playing J. C. Penney, Louisiana Ice meeting Mis sour Pacific, Pan Am competing with Mobilgas, and Neville also on the card.
Osbourne timely hit seals Opelousas win over Lake Charles
In Evangeline league action Opelousas beat Lake Charles 8 to 7 after Tiny Osborne delivered a go ahead run in the tenth inning. Alexandria won 9 to 2 over Abbeville to stay two games behind Opelousas while Jeanerette defeated Lafayette 7 to 5 and New Iberia topped Rayne 6 to 5.
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Tiny Osborne
Opelousas
Evangeline League
Lake Charles
Alexandria
Abbeville
Jeanerette
Lafayette
New Iberia
Rayne
Tate
Evans
Carter
Hillian and
Phillips
Allen Making Good As Cubs New Outfielder
Chicago baseball notes praise Chicago Cubs outfielder Ethan Allen as a speedy, glove solid addition after a deal that sent Curt Davis from Philadelphia. Allen, paired with Frank Demaree and Augie Galan, strengthens a center field trio while manager Charlie Grimm shifts lineup for left handed starters. Allen previously with Cincinnati and the Giants, earned degrees from the University of Cincinnati and Columbia University.
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Curt Davis
Cubs
Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Charlie Grimm
Allen
Klein
Frank Demaree
Little Augie Galan
Grimm
Davis
Johnny Gul
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Chivegno
St. Louis Cardinal
Gill
Cincinnati
Giants
Phil Wrigley
Fabio Kowalik
Louis
Reds
Phillies
Alen
University of Cincinnati
Columbia University
City Golf Championship Patches Near Second Round Start
All but one first round matches at the City Golf Championship were completed at the Municipal course. Bobby Oliver vs Jimmie Harper remains to be played today. Second round deadlines set one week from tonight with eighteen hole rounds leading to a 36 hole final.
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Jimmie Harper
Ben Downing, Jr
J. B. King
Milo Mattinson
Jordan Barton
de. R. T. Harberson
Bill Blalock
Kenneth Holt Wor
J. M. Menefee
Wesley Shafto
Vance Rhodes
Tip Schier
C. A. Morgan
Tilden Austin
Billy Downing
Second Flight
K. L. Weldon
RE. D. Holloway
Aaron Parker
J. L. Jackson
Joe Gagne, Jr
Masons Take Twilight League Lead With 6–5 Win
The Masons edged the Firemen 6–5 on a seventh inning go ahead run. Methodists and Monroe Furniture split a close 6–5 game as Monroe fell late. Southern Bell defeated Progressive Men 6–5, while Baptists overwhelmed Bakers 17–7.
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Southern Bell
Methodists
Monroe Furniture
Baptists
Bakers
Eenenas
Sensi
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Methodists Progressive Meri
Baptists Pee Nees Ober
Natchez Club Rout Clayton Ramblers 10 to 0 in Natchez
Natchez Indians overwhelm Clayton Ramblers 10 0. Buster Poole collects three hits including a first season home run in the new Indian ballpark. Buck Brown and Butch Helverson add two hits each. Gaude Grimes and Brown hold Ramblers to zero. Gaude opens season with five strong innings.
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Ferriday
Natchez Indians
Clayton Ramblers
Ramblers
Indians
Buster” Poole
Buck Brown
Butch Helverson
Richland Club Beats Crowville 12 to 5 in Richland
In Richland Louisiana on June 3 the Richland baseball club defeated Crowville 12 to 5. Dewey Senn limited Crowville to ten scattered hits while Richland collected 19 off pitcher Payne. Moseley and Bruce each went 4 for 4 with Bruce belting a triple. Womack added two singles and Pickett hit a triple. Richland faces Beauf River next Sunday on the River Diamond.
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Richland
Richland Baseball Club
Crowville
Dewey Senn
Newcomer
Payne
T. Moseley
J. Bruce
Bruce
J. Womack
K. Pickett
Richland Club
Beauf River
River
Cardinals Pull Ahead With 5 4 Win Over Dodgers
The St Louis Cardinals moved three games ahead in the National League by beating the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 4 behind Paul Deans pitching. The Dodgers rallied in a wild ninth inning but fell short as Frenchy Bordagaray struck out for the final out. Ed Heuser allowed the last innings runs after Dean and Bill Walker.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paul Dean
New York Giants
Dodgers
Dean
Brooklyns
Ed Heusser
Bill Walker
Frenchy Bordagaray
Brooklyn
Cy Pfirman
Bordagaray
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Wees
Suet
Hassett
Watkins
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Vere Frey
Awe Jordan
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Berres
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Baker
Taylor
Butcher
Moore
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J Martin
Warsee Medwick
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Eee Frisch
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Dayis
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Star Walker
Heusser
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Jordan
Bucher
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Durocher
Davis
Wick
Moore Collins
Medwick
Coillins
Cooney
P. Dean
Martin
Frey
Frised
S. Martin
St Louis
Balis
Buteher
P Dean
Walker
Pfirman
Stewart
Pinel
Ellinwood Eyes Olympic Berth In 440 At Trials
Chicago sophomore Ray Ellinwood, a standout in the 440, seeks a place on the American Olympic team at Randall's Island trials. His indoor and outdoor times, including a 46.2 world-best 440 and a 48.4 in the Big Ten meet, show strong form, while he balances sports with serious premedical studies at Chicago. Ellinwood, noted for endurance and late-sprint power, aims to uphold national prestige as Bill Carr did in 1932.
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Ray Ellinwood
University of Chicago
Carr
Ben Eastman
Ellinwood
Eastman
Chicago
Bill Carr
Ellmwood
Stanley Birleson
Michigan
Randall's Island
Seph
Daily Maroon
Purdue
Ned Merrian
Lucky
Bell Syndicate, Inc
College figures highlight International League influx
A long note on how the International League taps college talent with players from New Hampshire State Georgetown Alabama Poly St Johns Annapolis Xavier and more. Mentions managers agents press men and prospects as a wave of collegiate infielders enters the pro ranks.
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New York
Montreal
del Bissonette
New Hampshire State
Georgetown
Hal King
Good Old Muskingum
Ben Sankey
Alabama Poly
Auburn
Atlanta
Fresco Thompson
Columbia
Billy Rhiel
Erskine
Newark
George Weiss
Dick Porter
St. Johns
Annapolis
Ernie Kay
Texas University
Ralph Boyle
St. Xavier's
Cincinnati
Max Rosenfeld
Alabama
Medwicks
Mr. Knapp
Battle for State Golf Crown Seen
About 100 Louisiana amateur shotmakers begin a five day battle for the state golf crown at Westdale Country Club Baton Rouge. Fred Haas unable to defend due to the National Open, opening the field. Contenders include Vincent dAntoni Paul Leslie Edwin McClure Jimmy Cole and others from Baton Rouge New Orleans Shreveport and Monroe with match play to follow.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Fred Haas
New Orleans
Westdale Country Club
Haas
Louisiana State University
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Vincent d’Antoni
Crescent City
Fred Odom
d’Antoni
George Bush
Paul Leslie
Leslie
Edwin McClure
Shreveport
Jimmy Cole
Louisiana Tech
Monroe
Baton Ronge
Ben Downing
Tip Schier
Winnie Cole
Cramer Haas
Cole
Herry Florsheim
Hole-in-One chase marks growing golf ace craze
New York report details Maurice Tome of Trenton chasing his first ace while rivals like Frank K. Fisher notch multiple aces. The piece notes a surge in club memberships and regional totals with states adding players and cities leading intercity ace counts.
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James J. Johnston
the Garden
Joe Louis
New York
Alden Calkins
Trotting Horse Association
Billy Sullivan
Cleveland
Frank Pytlak
Jack Dempsey
South
Oakland Tribune
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Maurice U
Tome
Trenton
M. J
Fisher
William B. Prior
Charles H. Lovett
South Dakota
Vermont
Texas
California
Ohio
Dallas
San Diego
Indianapolis
Tremont Tigers Edge Calhoun In Tight 7 to 5 Victory
Tremont defeated Calhoun 7 to 5 in Tremont Louisiana. Watts and Causey led Tremont with three hits in four at bats. Cowart had two of four for Calhoun. Rinehart pitched for Tremont andaclassified the visitors with three hits while his teammates collected 14 off Perry and Cowart. Gill caught for Calhoun and Cole for Tremont.
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Tremont
Calhoun
Watts
Causey
Cowart
Rinehart
Perry
Gill
Cole
National Guard Softball Team Plans Practice At Neville High
The National Guard softball squad idle today due to no City league game will hold a practice at Neville high school diamond at 5 o clock. Manager Pete Godwin urged every member to attend the session, calling it important for the team.
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National Guard
Neville High School
Pete Godwin
Godwin
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