League Leaders Suffer Bad Day in Wednesday Games
Rookie pitcher John Whitehead edged by the Browns 2 0 as his White Sox teammates could not supply runs. Ed Coleman drove in a run with an infield out and another with a homer for Cleveland in a 5 4 loss to Detroit. In other action, Vito Tamulis faltered for New York, Bob Johnson homered for Philadelphia, and Washington beat Boston 5 4 to end an eight game skid. In the National League, the Cubs defeated Cincinnati 5 2 on homers by Klein and O Dea while the Giants and Phillies split a pair. Brooklyn and Boston also split a doubleheader with Van Mungo winning the opener for the Dodgers and Frankhouse powering the Braves in the second.
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Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
John Whitehead
White Sox
Browns
Whitehead
Jack Knott
Ed Coleman
Vito Tamulis
Yankees
Bob Johnson
Johnny Murphy
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Darknness
Washington
Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Cubs
Cincinnati
Chuck Klein
Ken O’dea
Larry French
Gene Schott
Giants
Phillies
Cardinals
Pirates
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dolph Camilli
Phils
Brooklyn
Boston
Dodgers
van Mungo
Braves
Fred Frankhouse
George Earnshaw
Johnny Babich
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Big League Performances
Bob Johnson homered with bases loaded and doubled driving in six as Athletics beat the Yankees. Larry French struck out seven in a 5-2 Cubs win over the Reds. Mickey Cochrane homered, doubled, and singled in a Tigers doubleheader with the Indians. Dolph Camilli homered with two on as the Phillies won, while Joe Moore totaled six hits in two games. Giants Camilli hit a two on homer in the first game. Moore collected six hits in the doubleheader. Jack Knott shut out the White Sox with two hits for the Browns. Van Mungo pitched a five hit shutout in the Dodgers opener, Wally Berger had three hits including a homer and three RBIs in the nightcap for the Braves. Roy Johnson of the Red Sox had four singles and a steal in a loss to the Senators.
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Associated Press
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Yankees
Larry French
Cubs
Reds
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Indians
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Joe Moore
Giants
Camilli
Moore
Jack Knott
Browns
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van Mungo
Dodgers
Wally Berger
Braves
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Berger
Roy Johnson
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Travis Jackson
Mel Ott
Toight Field
Dick Bartel
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Phils
Leon Chagnon
George Watkins
Johnny Moore
Lou Chiozza
Gus Mancuso
al Todd
Chagnon
Orville Jorgens
Syl Johnson
Hank Leiber
Carl Hubbell
Bucky Walters
Johnny Pezzullo
Euel Moore
Cardinals pfeffered orders to Dizzy Dean after bench row
Fran k Frisch, manager of the world champion St Louis Cardinals, dismissed Dizzy Deans tirade as popoff and warned him to change tactics or face consequences. Frisch said Deans inconsistent play against the Pirates cost games and accused him of disobeying instructions. Dean claimed threats of a 10000 fine and hinted at a trade, while Frisch laughed off the idea.
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Pittsburgh
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Cardinal
Pirates
Frisch
Arky Vaughan
Cardinals
Dizzy
Dean
Joe Medwick
Chicago Cubs
Athletics Rout Yankees Rookie to Win 9 to 7
Bob Johnson belted his thirteenth homer as the Athletics defeated the league leading Yankees 9 to 7. Johnson’s fourth inning blast came after Vito Tamulis exited, sparking a five run rally. Wilshere earned his sixth win in seven starts despite Yankee power from Gehrig and Rolfe.
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New York
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Yankees
Johnson
Vito Tamulis
Fordham Johnny Murphy
Tigers Rally Past Tribe In Nightcap For Seventh Straight Win
Tommy Bridges earned his seventh consecutive victory by beating Cleveland 5 to 4 with a ninth inning double that brought Gerald Walker home for the decisive run. The opener ended early on rain delays and the second game was halted by darkness with the score tied at four. Mickey Cochrane hit his first homer of the season to spark Detroit in the sixth.
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Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Gerald Walker
Walker
Tribe
Mickey Cochrane
Gehringer
Greenberg
Goslin
Averill
Tigers
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Phi Kappa Ten
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Jacksonville Jax Win Open to 6-2 Victory in West Dixie
Jacksonville Jax defeated Henderson Oilers 6 to 2 in the West Dixie League opener in Jacksonville Texas. Rithman and Tresh led the offense with Fry and Franks contributing. The score by innings shows Henderson early runs but Jacksonville pulled away after the fourth.
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Jacksonville
Texas
Jacksonville Jax
Henderson Oilers
Henderson
Rithman
Tresh
Fry
Franks
Palestine routs Gladewater 11 to 3 in season opener
In Glade Water Texas Palestine defeated Gladewater 11 to 3 as Muncrief allowed eight hits yet held the Bear club in check in critical moments. The crowd of about 2 000 included Texas League President Gardner. Palestine tallied 11 runs on 17 hits led by strong hitting throughout the game.
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Gladewater
Texas
Muncrief
Palestine
Texas League
Gardner
Powers
Lucas
Swede Holmberg defeats McArthur by disqualification in title bout
Swede Holmberg won the feature match at Roosevelt Stadium when McArthur was disqualified in the third fall after repeated rough exchanges and ring incidents. Holmberg, lighter by 13 pounds, secured victory as referee Ackton disqualified the Irishman following a sequence of blows and ring tosses.
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McArthur
Holmberg
Roosevelt Stadium
J. J. Ackton
Cowboy Luttrall
Luttrall
Joe Cook
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Harry Prophit
Phillip Lisotta
Bastrop CCC Club Slugfest Beats Ansley 11 to 4
Bastrop CCC Club defeated Ansley in a slugfest 11 to 4 in official League No 2 of district E. Bastrop rapped 20 hits off two Ansley hurlers while Ansley collected ten off Harris. Whittington and Harris led Bastrop with three hits each in five at bats. Adams added three hits for Bastrop. Tyler Foster and McCuller led Ansley with two hits each.
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Company 1491
Bastrop
Martin
Myers
Harris
Whittington
St Matthew's Ushers Move To Fourth With 4 3 Win
St Matthew's Ushers surged to fourth place by edging Southern Bell 4 3 in a league game. Garner and Henry pitched for St Matthew's and the Legion respectively while Fontana caught for the winners and Hartman for the losers.
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Ashers
Legion
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Hartman
Managers to Meet at City Hall Friday
Monroe Junior baseball league team managers and captains are urged to meet Friday at 2 PM in the Recreation department office at City Hall to discuss league matters. In a recent game the Red Caps beat the American Legion 6 to 4, with Vaughan earning three hits including a double.
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Recreation Department
City Hall
Lucyle Godwin
Red Caps
American Legion
Johnson
Rushing
Legion
Vaughan
Red Cap
Phillies Split With League Leaders In Doubleheader
The Phillies won the first game 4 to 3 behind solid relief and timely hitting after a Giants error-filled inning. In the nightcap Carl Hubbell held off the Giants as the visitors posted seven runs to win 7 to 4. Hank Leiber drove in all three Giant runs in the opener.
Cubs beat Reds 5 to 2 for third straight win
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 2 as Chuck Klein and Ken O'Dea hit homers to back Larry French who pitched a full game. The Cubs built a 3 run margin and held off the Reds despite eight hits by Gene Schott. The crowd was 1,229.
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Chicago
Chuck Klein
Ken O'Dea
Cubs
Cincinnati
Larry French
Gene Schott
Cincy
Ending Scores From Varied Baseball Card Matchups
The update lists multiple game results and upcoming pairings across teams including Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn Boston New York Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit Boston Washington and others with scores such as Cincinnati 2 Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 9 New York 7. Notable duels feature Parme lee vs Bivin Freitas vs Carleton Haines vs Lucas and Stewart vs Rowe with Welch Ostermueller Coppola and Deitrich Bronca in various matchups.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Iain
Parmelee
Bivin
Haines
Lucas
Freitas
Carleton
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Rowe
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Welch
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Deitrich
Bronca
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Philadelphia Stateoee
Renell
Sales Eee
Baseball scores from Southern circuit doubleheader recap
In a Sunday split, Atlanta defeated New Orleans 6 to 1, while Knoxville crushed Birmingham 15 to 10. Memphis beat Nashville 9 to 1, and Little Rock had no game at Chattanooga in the scheduled doubleheader.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Matchups Set for Knoxvill e at New Orleans and More
Knoxville plays New Orleans, Atlanta visits Birmingham, Memphis travels to Chattanooga, and Little Rock goes to Nashville in a slate of regional showdowns. Each pairing elevates league standings and fan interest across four states.
Weather and Scores From Cities Across Texas
Rain affected games in Fort Worth at Houston and Tulsa at Beaumont. Galveston defeated Dallas 4 to 1 while Oklahoma City topped San Antonio 4 to 1.
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Fort Worth
Houston
Tulsa
Beaumont
Galveston
Dallas
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
East Dixie League Scores Report
E Dorado 4 to 4, Clarksdale 2 to 1, Pine Bluff 2 to 8, Helena 0 to 9, Greenwood 19 to 15, Columbus 6 to 7.
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E Dorado
Clarksdale
Pine Bluff
Helena
Greenwood
Columbus
Louisiana prep scores update from parish games
Louisiana high school baseball results list Rayne 7 Lake Charles 2 Opelousas 1 Alexandria 6 Abbeville 2 Jeanerette 3 New Iberia 0 Lafayette 9.
Hockey Scores Roundup From Newark and Buffalo Nights
Newark defeats Baltimore 6 to 3 while Buffalo top Montreal 9 to 7. Toronto visits Rochester as rain dampens play and Albany and Syracuse finish tied 4 to 4.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Albany
Syracuse
American Association Scoresheet Notes Pairings
A summary of games lists Minneapolis over Kansas City 6 to 4 and St Paul defeating Milwaukee 7 to 6. Louisville at Columbus is noted with rain affecting conditions.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Evangeline league openers as Jeanerette top Abbeville
Jeanerette defeated Abbeville 3 to 2 while Lafayette crushed New Iberia 9 to 0 led by Red Dowie who allowed two hits and fanned ten. Rayne beat Lake Charles 7 to 2 and Alexandria downed Opelousas 6 to 1 in Evangeline action.
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Evangeline Baseball League
Abbeville
Lafayette
New Iberia
Red” Dowie
Rayne
Lake Charles
Alexandria
Opelousas
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Wrestling Result Sees Strack Defeat McCoy in Holyoke
Charley Strack of Newton Massachusetts defeated Bibber McCoy of Cambridge in Holyoke Massachusetts in two of three falls. The match concluded with Strack securing the victory.
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Haas and Reuning Share Medal Honors in Louisiana Golf Opener
Fred Haas Jr and Al Reuning of New Orleans tied for medalist honors at 74 in the Louisiana State Golf tournament qualifier at Metairie Golf Club. Haas, LSU student and Southern and Western Amateur champion, faces George Bush of New Orleans in the first round. Edwin McClure, defending champ from Shreveport, did not need to qualify.
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al Reuning
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Louisiana State University
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Shreveport
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H. H. McCain
Hamemond
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Jim Hartson
Hammond
Vanece Liddell
Ed Jablonowski
Juli Lazard
Jake LeBourgeois
Vincent D'Antoni
W. E. Hicks
Jim Cole
Baton Rouge
Francis Derouse
Fred Odom
Texas League Tribe Trims Missions in San Antonio
Jack Beillheart closed the Oklahoma City series with a 4-1 win for the Tribe at San Antonio. Beillheart pitched well as Oklahoma City earned the victory while Fitzpatrick Hillin Miller and Payton contributed offensively.
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TRIBE
San Antonio
Jack Beillheart
San Antonio Missions
Oklahoma City
Beillheart
Fitzpatrick
Hillin
Miller
Payton
Hendrix Loses In Memphis Net Meet
Nelson Melnich of Kansas City defeated top seed Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland 6 2 6 4 to reach the quarterfinals of the Memphis Country Club invitation. Ed Barnett of Little Rock beat Guy Cheng of China 6 3 5 7 6 2. Dickie Dunlap of Paris, Tennessee, outplayed Robert Little of Birmingham 9 7 8 3. Ernest Sutter of New Orleans beat John D. Martin Jr. of Memphis 6 2 7 5. Sutter then defeated Charles Cook of Houston 6 2 6 0 in the second round. Bob Stewart of Pensacola beat John Kraft of Memphis 6 1 6 3 in the third round.
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Tenn
Nelson Melnich
Kansas City
Kans
Memphis Country Club
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Ed Barnett
Little Rock
Arkansas
Guy Cheng
China
Dickie Dunlap
Paris
Robert Little
Birmingham
Ernest Sutter
New Orleans
John D. Martin
Sutter
Charles Cook
Houston
Bob Stewart
Pensacola
John Kraft
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