Lefty Grove Expected 10 60 With Him
Lefty Grove, the league’s lone 10 game winner, blanked the Indians 8 0 to boost his season pace toward a 25 game year. Foxx drove in two runs and hit his 18th homer as the Sox swept the series. Giants beat Cubs 8 5 behind early miscues by Bob Logan. Yankees edge White Sox 5 3 as Dickey hits 7th homer. Lodigiani belts bases loaded homer pacing Athletics 8 5 over Tigers. DeShong and Appleton 4 hitter as Senators beat Browns 6 4.
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Tex Carleton
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Downsville Defeats Chatham 6-3 in Six Inning Rain-Shortened Contest
Downsville, La June 10 Wallace pitched a five hit game as Downsville beat Chatham 6 to 3 in six innings before rain halted play. Downsville led 2-0 after the first and 3-0 in the third before Chatham tied it 3-3 in the fifth. In the sixth Downsville rallied for three runs to seal the victory with Crawford doubling and singling and Maxey adding two hits. Andrews and Jones starred for Chatham.
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Texas League Scores Reported From Recent Games
Houston defeated Beaumont 28 to 5 with strong hitting and timely runs. Fort Worth outscored San Antonio 15 to 4 in a high-scoring affair. Shreveport beat Oklahoma City 9 to 4 as pitchers combined for heavy hits and run production across the slate.
Evangeline Blues Fall Twice as Athletics Extend Lead
In a twin bill the Jeanerette Blues lost 14 1 and 12 1 to the Abbeville Athletics, who push their Evangeline league edge to three and a half games over Lake Charles. The A’s mixed 18 hits in game one while Beasly limited the Blues to three. Lake Charles beat New Iberia 7 3 as Atkinson pitched steadily. Rayne fell to Alexandria 9 3. Opelousas topped Lafayette 8 4 behind Hoppe on the hill.
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Budge Reaches French Final Amid Slam Bid
Don Budge of California advances to the French hard court singles final pursuing a calendar slam. He defeats Josip Pallada 6-2 6-3 6-3 while giant Roderich Menzel stops Ferenc Puncec 6-4 6-4 6-4 to set the title clash. Mako and Hopman reach mixed doubles semis as Simone Mathieu and Nelly Adamson reach the women’s final.
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Harry Hopman
Australia
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Holland
New Orleans Upset In Birmingham Tennis
New Orleans Earl Bartlett, surprise winner earlier, was eliminated by George Pero of Miami University in the Cotton States tournament with a 3-6 6-2 12-10 score after Bartlett had taken an early 5-1 lead in the final set. Other feature matches were postponed due to damp courts from a hard shower.
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Peru
Sports Mirror highlights past trades and coaching changes
Today a year ago the Red Sox traded Ferrell brothers Wes and Rick and Mel Almada to Washington for Buck Newsom and Ben Chapman. Three years ago Yale named Kenneth A Loeffler as new basketball coach succeeding Elmer Ripley. Five years ago Johnny Goodman won the U S Open golf championship with 287, one stroke ahead of Ralph Guldahl.
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Omaha
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Judges Open One Game Series Tonight at Casino Park
Pine Bluff Judges under manager L L Cowboy Jones start a two game series tonight at Casino Park against the Monroe team. The fast stepping club aims to gain early momentum in the matchup.
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Hunter Relieved as Bathers Manager by Hot Springs Club
President Lloyd Adams announced that Spike Hunter is relieved of duties as Bathers manager with immediate effect after a Hot Springs board meeting. A temporary manager will be named Friday while a permanent successor is chosen, and Hunter may stay as a regular pitcher if he desires.
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White Sox idle as rain washes out Clarksdale series
The White Sox endured a second day of enforced idleness after rain washed out last night’s double header with the Clarksdale Red Sox and Wednesday’s game. The Judges hover two games behind Helena Seaporters and Clarksdale, with roster moves including Rolek arrival and Brannan’s potential return.
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Pine Bluff
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St. Joseph
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Daytona Beach
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Asheville
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Rochester
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Yesterday's Results and Today's Baseball Card
Yesterday's scores include New York 5, Chicago 3. Boston 8, Cleveland 6. Washington 6, St. Louis 4. Philadelphia 8, Detroit 5. Today's matchups Cleveland at New York Whitehill versus Gomez. Chicago at Boston Stratton versus Wagner. St. Louis at Philadelphia Newsom versus Nelson. Detroit at Washington Poffenberger or Auker against Chase.
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Sports roundup of scores and matchups
New Orleans beats Chattanooga 4 to 2 while Birmingham improves to 7-1 and Atlanta sinks to 5-2. Nashville meets Memphis and Knoxville visits Little Rock with rain affecting travel as Chattanooga hosts New Orleans and Atlanta plays Birmingham.
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Memphis
High School Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
Lake Charles 7, New Iberia 3 Abbeville 14-2, Jeanerette 1-1 Opelousas 8, Lafayette 4 Alexandria 9, Rayne 3 Tulsa 6, Houston 2 Beaumont 5, Fort Worth 1 San Antonio 3, Dallas 0 Shreveport 9, Oklahoma City 4 Shreveport at Oklahoma City San Antonio at Fort Worth Beaumont at Dallas Houston at Tulsa.
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Local Scores Mandatory Notation Alums Emerge
Jackson 3 3 Mobile 0 4 Meridian 1 Pensacola 0 Selma 7 Gadsden 0 Montgomery 6 Anniston 5. Ten teams listed with score summaries reflecting busy regional games across states. No additional context provided for dates locations or outcomes beyond final tallies.
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Hines Picard Share Lead in Open with 70
Jimmie Hines of Metropolitan New York tied Henry Picard of Hershey Pa for the first round lead in the United States Open at Cherry Hills. Hines finished 70 one under par after a strong front nine with six birdies but bogeyed the 18th after over-shooting the green and three-putting. Picard rallied with a 34 on the back nine to reach two under par, while a crowded field produced varied scores amid weather and course chaos.
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Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
Denny Shute
West Newton
Mass
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Deal
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Reading
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All games postponed due to rain in Monroe area
City league action postponed as rain cancels matches United Gas versus Saul Adler Garage on Plum Street and City of Monroe against Guy's Bus Line with Missouri Pacific also affected.
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Boxing results from Nutley and New York cards
Tiger Jack Fox of Spokane outpointed Yustin Sirutis of New York in Nutley while Pete Cara of New York outpointed Pete Mascia in New York. In Fall River Andy Callahan of Lawrence outpointed Babe Synnott by ten rounds.
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Seasoned campaigners reach Trans-Mississippi semi finals
In Tulsa Oklahoma on June 10 four veteran women golfers advanced to the semi finals of the 12th Trans Mississippi tournament. Betty Jameson of San Antonio and Opal Hill of Kansas City plus Patty Newbold of Wichita and Patty Berg of Minneapolis won their third round matches. Jameson beat Frank Goldthwaite’s player two up at seventeenth, Berg defeated Lillian Zech six to five, with Jameson set to meet Hill and Berg to face Newbold for finals berth.
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Giants Rally in Ninth to Beat Cubs 8 5 in Chicago
In Chicago on June 10, the New York Giants overcame a 5 5 tie with three ninth inning runs to defeat the Cubs 8 5. Walter Brown doubled and scored after a Carleton balk, Dick Bartell walked with the bases loaded, and Bob Ripple walked in a run before Ott drove in two with a single. Box score shows Giants' late surge and Brown as winning pitcher over Carleton.
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Southern New Orleans Triumph Seals 4-2 Victory
Red Evans handcuffed the Lookouts as New Orleans beat Chattanooga 4-2. Jim Shilling hit a second inning homer and made a circus catch in the ninth. Evans allowed seven hits and escaped trouble after a two-run sixth. In Birmingham, Atlanta beat the Barons 9-2 behind Suel’s two-hitter in game two, after Howell and Avkleketa homered in a 7-5 first game win.
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Smokies Rally Past Little Rock In Pennant Night Upset
Knoxville Smokies spoiled the Little Rock Travelers pennant raising with a 5 to 4 victory before about 3,500 spectators. Knoxville trailed 4 1 in the ninth before Jose Gonzales was blasted from the mound, as Peckman Williams Warren Sayles and Walters combined for the win.
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Grove Dominates Indians In 8-0 Sox Victory
Lefty Grove pitched a complete game allowing nine hits while fanning eight as the Boston Red Sox blanked the Cleveland Indians 8-0 to become the major leagues first 10-game winner of the season. Jimmy Foxx homered twice and Ben Chapman added another to back Grove’s gem. The loss drops Cleveland’s AL lead to 3 1/2 games over the Sox and Yankees, tied for second.
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Pirates Beat Bees 5-3 as Brown Shuts Down Boston
Mace Brown limited Boston to two hits in seven innings and delivered a clutch bases loaded single in the sixth to spark Pittsburgh to a 5-3 win and a two game sweep. The victory lifts the Pirates to fourth in the National League ahead of Cincinnati. Browns seventh relief win, notable for filling the bases with Pep Young intentionally walked by Jim Turner.
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