Dizzy Dean Dominates Giants Amid Rallying Crowd Fatigue
Sid Feder reports on Dizzy Dean’s pitching duel with Carl Hubbell at the Polo Grounds. Dean’s 8-1 win and three hits spurred cheers after prior outbursts as Giants manager Horace Stoneham enjoys the victory. Hubbell struggles with 13 hits as Giants hold league lead. Cubs move into second. Dodgers, Pirates falter. Indians top Red Sox. pennant chase tightens.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Dean
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Jekyl-Hyde
Diz
New York
Polo Grounds
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Hubbell-Dean
Hubbell
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Duster
Harry Danning
Horace Stoneham
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Lou Fette
Jim Turner
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White Sox
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Port of New York Drives Nearly A Billion in Trade Infrastructure
The Port of New York projects invest close to a billion dollars in piers warehouses drydocks and harbor equipment to boost foreign trade capacity and efficiency. Major components include upgraded loading facilities new warehousing and expanded harbor gear to support increased vessel traffic.
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Monday Baseball Standings and Schedule Jump Again
The standings show Vicksburg 3-3 and Greenwood 7-4 with El Dorado 6 and Helena 7. Today’s games include Monroe at Helena and El Dorado at Greenwood among others. several intercity matchups feature St Louis, New York, Cincinnati and Boston in the mix.
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Greenville
Vicksburg
Greenwood
el Dorado
Helena
Clarksdale
Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff Een Eenewee
Weather and sports notes from Boston and beyond
Score line shows Boston 6 Cleveland 12 with multiple rain games listed for Philadelphia Detroit Washington St. Louis New York Chicago. The text mentions matchups DeShong Knott Hadley Chandler Kennedy Caster Bridges andGreve Hud lin as players in unsettled listings. Ends with Boston versus Cleveland and Greve versus Hudlin.
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Shew Ereewane
Chicago
Seeaere Bascasaceme
Cleveland Tee
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Vanes
Weeweee
Washington Ceeneee Neee
Philadelphia
St. Louis Semeedeveens
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
DeShong
Knott
Hadley
Chandler
Kennedy
Caster
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Hudlin
City Teams Face Off In Weekend Schedule
Nashville 8 3 and Atlanta 5 4 led the day as Knoxville 2, Chattanooga 11, New Orleans 7 and Memphis 19 stood on upcoming games. New Orleans at Birmingham, Memphis at Little Rock, Knoxville at Nashville, Atlanta at Chattanooga.
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Atlanta
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Texas city softball scores and upcoming pairings
Dellas defeated Beaumont 4 to 1 while Fort Worth lost 3 to 10 at San Antonio and Tulsa beat Galveston 5 to 4. Oklahoma City cruised past Houston 14 to 6. Next games pair Dallas at Galveston Fort Worth at Houston Tulsa at San Antonio and Oklahoma City at Beaumount.
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Galveston
Oklahoma City
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Dallas
Beaumount
East Texas League Scores From Tonight
Texarkana fell to Palestine 0 to 4 while Tyler beat Kilgore 8 to 5 and Longview defeated Marshall 9 to 8 in East Texas League action.
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Palestine
Tyler
Kilgore
Longview
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Southeastern League Scores Report
Montgomery beat Pensacola while Meridian visits Mobile in a night game. Selma defeated Jackson 6 to 1.
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Pensacola
Meridian
Mobile
Selma
Jackson
Dizzy Dean Dominates Giants in 8 1 Victory at Polo Grounds
Dizzy Dean starred with an eight to one win over the Giants at the Polo Grounds, striking out five in 13 batters and yielding only three hits. George Davis and Jimmy Ripple provided New York’s only early offense as the Gas House Gang stretched the series. Carl Hubbell struggled, and in the nightcap Harry Danning homered to keep the Giants within reach.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Polo Garunds
Harry Danning
Cardinals
George
Kiddo) Davis
Jimmy Ripple
Diz
St. Louis
Hubbell
Dick Coffman
Brusie Ogrodowski
Don Padgett
Dean
Hub
Hetrode
Stan Bordagary
Davis
Leo Durocher
Rob Diz
Dick Bartell
Lou Chiozza
League Leaders In American and National Leagues
Leaders show Greenberg of Detroit with a .383 batting average and 48 runs while Walker and Bell top hits. Medwick leads the National League with a .413 clip and 66 hits as Brack and Vaughan post double figures in doubles and triples.
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Bell
Browns
Lary
Indians
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Bonura
White Sox
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Kubel
Senators
Averill
Selkirk
Yankees
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Red Sox
Medwick
Cardinals
Jordan
Reds
Galan
Cubs
Demaree
Vaughan
Pirates
Brack
Dodgers
Handley
Bartell
Giants
J. Martin
Bryant
Hubbell
City League results show Spatafora Druggists edge Co operatives
Spatafora Druggists came from behind to beat Cooperative Bireley 4 to 2 as Fred Godwin and Carter Martin drove in two runs in the sixth. Monroe Hardware won 3 to 2 over Presbyterians Collens Pharmacy with Adams and Herron leading hits. Saul Adler Garage routed Southern Hardware 13 to 0 behind Ralph Marioneaux’s homer and Boyce’s pitching. Regan took the loss.
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Saul Adler
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Guy
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Presbyterians Southern Hardware
Texas League Missions Dominate Fort Worth in San Antonio
San Antonio Missions stormed past Fort Worth 10 to 3 in a Wednesday night game. Reid started for Fort Worth, but was chased after early extra base hits. Mills and Harshany contributed for San Antonio in a decisive victory. The doubleheader note includes Galveston vs Tulsa with Fleming homers and a late rally.
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San Antonio
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San Antonio Missions
Jack Reid
Fort Worth
Reid
Jim Moore
Krole
Mills
Harshany
Steers Trim Exporters Three Straight in Beaumont
Dallas Steers beat the Beaumont Exporters 4 and 1 to extend a three game win streak over the Shippers. Players Papish Guiliani Rogalski Ehrenberger and Parsons contributed for the Steers in the Wednesday afternoon tilt.
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Boris Bind Thechess
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Oklahoma City Indians Rout Houston Buffalos 14 to 6
Oklahoma City Indians hammered Houston Buffaloes with a 14 to 6 win in Houston to take a 2 to 1 lead in the series. Hansen Hillin and Friar led the attack while Stevenson Stout and Scheffing starred for the Buffaloes.
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Oklahoma City Indians
Houston Buffalo
Oklahoma City
Hansen
Hillin
Friar
Wainie Stevenson
Stout
Scheffing
Twilight League schedules conflict at Plum Street park
In Monroe, the Twilight League features Monroe Utilities facing the Baptists of Mis souri Pacific and St. Matthew's clashing with Southern Bell on Plum Street. Bakers play the Methodists at Y's Park, while Missouri Pacific meets Cudahy at Barkdull Faulk.
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Missouri Pacific
St. Matthew's
Southern Bell
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Barkdull Faulk
St. Matthew's Swevecens
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Methodists Eee
Southern Bell Teeter
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Monroe Utilities Senses
Her Babiages Geeves
IOC Chooses Sapporo for 1949 Winter Games
The International Olympic Committee selected Sapporo Japan as the host city for the 1949 Olympic winter games. The committee set August as the time for the remaining competitions including track and field by a majority vote.
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International Olympic Committee
Sapporo
Japan
Indians Beat Red Sox in Only 1944 Weather-Delayed Contest
The Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 12 to 6 in a 25-hit game, lifting Cleveland within a half game of first place. Earl Averill and Hal Trosky each homered joined by a triple and double. Mel Harder 4-0 pitched into the seventh, Foxx homered for Boston rally.
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Brownies sweep Hodge to threaten league pace
Ouachita Valley action sees Brown Paper mill win games from Hodge to pull within one game of Swartz Carlton Blackers for second place. Mayes limits Hodge to four hits in game two as Brownies rack up 15 safeties and a seven inning win. Prejean leads with three hits. The first game ends 5 to 4 after a forfeit but seven innings are played with three late Brownie runs. Swartz Carlton Blackers beat Ruston Volunteers 7 to 5 in a late inning rally, Causey homers twice for Swartz and Wolfe leads Ruston hitters.
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Crackers and Vols split twin bill in Atlanta thriller
In Atlanta, the Nashville Cracker s and Southern Vols split a doubleheader with an 8 5 loss and a 4 3 13 inning win. The second game tied 1 1 in the ninth, the Vols led 2 0 in the twelfth before Atlanta tied 2 2, then won 13th inning 4 3 amid 15 hits and six errors.
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Southeast baseball scoreline and pitcher details
Southeast Selma versus Montgomery game line shows 2 1/2 inning gaps with runs. Jackson and Hayes and Adamski, Reese and Mealey are listed as pitcher and battery. Pensacola and Johnson and Hernandez noted in similar scoring entry with multiple players.
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Roundup of sports chatter from New York to Chicago
A rapid digest covers Joe Louis Braddock sparring plans and warnings at Comiskey Park, Cubs and Red Sox vibes, Beantown enthusiasm, potential city series, Texas Christian athletes entering pro sports, Gar Davidson taking over as captain coach, Dartmouth and Boston College captains linked to the Yankees, Eleanor Holm Jarrett earning $30,000 at a Great Lakes show, Les Mueller pursuit by major clubs, concerns over Charlie Dressen’s spring remarks affecting the Reds, Harry Jeffra proposing a $500 reward to bring Six to Escobar, Esco Bar and Washington Redskins home games at Griffith Stadium, and Tex Sullivan’s fall at Braddock camp.
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Wilbur Wood
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Harry Jeffra
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Tex Sullivan
Joe Gould
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Tex
Farm System Necessary Evil Says Nuts Owner
Clark Griffith owner of the Washington Senators and Chattanooga Lookouts calls farm systems necessary evils of baseball. He says major league clubs built up extensive systems forcing others to maintain farms for protection and laments the game may never outgrow them.
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Tenn
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Chattanooga Lookouts
Southern Association
Griffith
St. Joseph Tigers to meet Jonesville Lions today
St. Joseph Louisiana June 10 Tigers manager Newt Wilds field a young starter Fred Outlaw against the Jonesville Lions in an afternoon 3 30 p m game. Dizzy Dacus may relieve as needed and new bleacher seats are being installed at the high school field for the match.
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Newt Wilds
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Dizzy Dacus
Sports Mirror Recaps Iconic Sports Moments
Today a year ago Van Mungo quits the Brooklyn team amid poor support. Eric Pedley ties his own record with nine goals in the U S international cup polo victory over Britain. Three years ago Italy beat Czechoslovakia for world soccer title. Five years ago Gene Sarazen becomes the 11th American to win the British Open with a 283 score record.
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Brooklyn
Eric Pedley
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Gene Sarazen
Buckshots pummel Twins in sixth to sweep series
Greenville Buckshots score eight runs in the sixth inning as fly balls fall for hits to beat Monroe Twins 9 to 3 in Greenville Mississippi. Cully Rikard suffers a hand injury and may be out for a week while injuries help spur the decisive inning.
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Cully
Bill Kent
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Red” Burrage
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