Giants Rout Phillies as Ott Hits Fifth Home Run in Four Days
New York Giants explode for 18 runs against Philadelphia as Mel Ott belts his 15th homer of the season tying major league lead. Carl Hubbell exits injured but Giants maintain pace atop NL. Cardinals win to stay within two games. Yankees, Tigers and others also win or lose in a busy day.
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Hugh S. Fullerton
Associated Press
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Yankees
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
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Cincinnati
Len Warneke
Paul Derringer
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Chicago
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Bob Weiland
Battle seen as success for Baer Camara title defense
The Primo Carnera Max Baer heavyweight title bout generates strong advance sales with a possible gate near 400000 as Baer trains for the Madison Square Garden fight. Critics question Carnera’s conditioning while Baer emphasizes road work and aggressive tactics leading up to the bout.
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Associated Press
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Primo
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Long Island Bowl
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Baseball Scoreboard Roughly Mixed Results and Schedules
Yesterday New York led Philadelphia and Chicago and Boston won with several close losses. Today no games scheduled but St Louis Cleveland and Chicago Detroit Washington Boston Philadelphia New York played. Birmingham and Little Rock tied rain halted second game. New Orleans Memphis split after seven innings. Chattanooga Nashville Knoxville Atlanta games listed.
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Texas League Scores and Tonight’s Schedule
San Antonio defeated Dallas 9 to 5 while Houston stood 6 and 6 as Tulsa moved 5 and 3 in seven inning second game. Beaumont and Galveston tied 1 to 1, Oklahoma City is 6 and 4, Fort Worth 6. San Antonio at Dallas Galveston at Fort Worth Beaumont at Oklahoma City Houston at Tulsa night games listed.
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Local High School Scores From Friday Baseball Slate
Jackson 7 Greenville 4. El Dorado 8 Pine Fluff 2. Baton Rouge 4 0 Shreveport 0 7. Shreveport travels to El Dorado while Baton Rouge visits Greenville and Jackson hosts Pine Bluff.
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Jeanerette and Lafayette baseball results from Louisiana games
Morning Jeanerette defeated Lafayette 5 to 2 while afternoon games saw Lafayette lose 0 to 6 to New Iberia and Rayne beat Lafayette 7 to 2. Alexandria won 9 to 5 against Opelousas in seven innings.
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Workers Warned Against Going To Wheat Fields
Drouth and crop deterioration in western states threaten a small wheat harvest. A Washington, DC memo to the local re employment office warns workers from this area not to travel far for a brief harvest, given prospects of barely half the normal crop.
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National Re-Employment Agency
United States Department of Labor
Washington
Dutra Wins Open Golf Championship at Merion
Olin Dutra, the California Spaniard, overhauled leaders in the final round to win the United States Open at Merion by one stroke over Gene Sarazen. Harry Cooper, Wilf Cox, and Bob Cruickshank tied for third at 295. Sarazen finished second with 294. Dutra 293.
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United States
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Gene Sarazen
England
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Merion Cricket Club
Bobby Cruickshank
Wilfy Cox
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Harry Cooper
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Cooper
Ted Ray
Inverness
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Kansas City
O. S. Hill
Lucile Robinson
New Zealand Plans Air Race From Melbourne to Christchurch
New Zealand aviation enthusiasts seek an air race from Melbourne to Christchurch to close the London Melbourne flying contest during Melbourne centenary events next November. A prize fund of 25000 dollars is being raised to attract competitors for the transatlantic event.
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Pigs Demanded for Vote Bribe Case In Ireland
James Crawley of Whitecross was arrested for soliciting a bribe by offering to influence a Grahhill candidate David Johnston for Pig Marketing board membership. Crawley claimed the letter was a prank and he did not intend to vote for Johnston.
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Pig Marketing Board
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Whitecross
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Major League Leaders in American and National League Honors
The Associated Press lists leaders by league with batting averages for Gehringer and Manush, runs for Gehringer and Goslin, hits for Manush and Geh ringer, RBIs for Gehrig and Bonura, doubles for Averill and a tie, triples led by Reynolds and Manush, home runs by Gehrig and Bonura, stolen bases led by Werber and a tie, and top pitching marks for Gomez and Weaver. In the National League, Leslie leads batting and Medwick, Urbanski high hits, Ott and Collins RBIs, Berger and English doubles, Suhr triples, and Dean and others in wins.
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Tigers
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Bonura
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Averill
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Suhr
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Nashville Vols Face New Orleans Slump Test
Southern Association report notes Nashville leading the league while New Orleans wins two from Memphis 3 2 and 10 1 to press for first. New Orleans scored late in game one and piled 10 hits in game two. Also recaps Little Rock Birmingham tie rain, Atlanta over Knoxville 4 2, and Lance Richbourg keying Nashville 9 7 over Chattanooga with two two run homers.
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New Orleans
Southern Association
Vols
Pels
Memphis Chicks
Little Rock
Birmingham
Lynnelson
Atlanta
Knoxville
Crackers
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Nelson
Lance Richbourg
Nashville
Chattanooga
New Gibraltar tunnel plan and ancient tax note
Engineers studying the Gibraltar tunnel project say the sea depth near the Straits is at most 1000 feet and the shortest shore-to-shore distance is about six and a quarter miles. The piece also recalls English law exempting cows from distraint for tithes as beasts of the plough.
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Straits of Gibraltar
Europe
Africa
McClure Beats Bush To Win State Golf Championship
Edwin McClure of Shreveport Country Club rallied from two holes down against George Bush of New Orleans to win the state tournament final 4 and 3 after a dramatic 29th hole birdie. Final match scores showed a comeback dominating the afternoon round as McClure claimed the title in Shreveport.
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George Bush
New Orleans
Edwin McClure
Shreveport Country Club
Bush
McClure
H. F. Bradford
Alexandria
J. E. Peyton
W. D. Waddley
YEST DAY'S STARS HONOR ROLL OF CLIMBING HITTERS
Jimmy Dykes of the White Sox drove in the winning runs and helped Seare collect six hits. Bill Cissell homered and added a single with two runs for the Red Sox over the Senators. Blondy Ryan had four hits and five RBIs for the Giants against the Phillies. Bob Weiland struck out eight in a seven hit win for the Indians over the Browns. Kikj Tyler drove in three for the Cubs with a double and two singles against the Reds. Randy Moore singled in the go ahead run for the Braves over the Dodgers. Texas leads in counties among states.
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Seare
Tigers
Bill Cissell
Red Sox
Senators
Blondy Ryan
Giants
Phillies
Bob Weiland
Indians
Browns
Kikj Tyler
Cubs
Reds
Randy Moore
Braves
Dodgers
Missions Take Early Texas League Lead With Win Over Dallas
The San Antonio Missions, defending champions, moved to first in the Texas league pennant race by beating Dallas 9 to 5. Fort Worth edged Galveston 6 to 5 behind Peaches Davis. Oklahoma City swept Beaumont 6 1 and 4 3 as Buller, now with Houston, homered four times to power a double victory over Tulsa.
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Sixty seven seek Dixie net title in Atlanta
Sixty seven aspirants enter the Southern Amateur tennis tournament led by Bryant M. Grant Jr. seeded No. 1. The field includes John McDiarmid, Lefty Bryan, Martin Buxby, Billy Reese, Arthur Hendrix, Robert Lake, Bert Weston, and club players Mooney and Mason Courts. First round pairings feature Red Terrell against Holt and Grant against Maynard among others.
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Bryant M. Grant, Jr
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John McDiarmid
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Chicago
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Martin Buxby
Miami
Fla
Austin
Tex
Billy Reese
Georgia Tech
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Florida
Robert Lake
Birmingham
Bert Weston
Mooney
Mason Courts
Red Terrell
W. K. Holt
Burtz Boulware
Potts
Ray White
McConnell
Bobbitt
Fowler
Henry Dozier
Columbus
Glenn Dudley
Ernie Sutter
Williams
Bryan Grant
Nelson Maynard
McDiarmid
Reg Gleet
Frank Guernesey
Malcolm Manley
David Marks
Joe Whalen
Bob Mays
Bainbridge
Norman McCoy
Marion Reese
Amateur stars gather for Trans-Mississippi Golf event in Dallas
Dallas prepares for the 34th Trans-Mississippi Amateur at Brook Hollow June 26 to July 1 with an expected 350 players. Notables invited include Gus Moreland who aims to defend his crown, and many past contenders such as Lawson Little, Johnny Goodman, Johnny Dawson, and Walter Emery. The 36-hole qualifying begins June 26 with match play starting June 28 and the championship finale July 1 drawing a large Texas crowd. Montana gasoline tax collections rise in early 1934.
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Texas
trans-Mississippi Golf Association
Gus Moreland
Dallas Country Club
Moreland
Oklahoma City Country Club
David “Spec” Godman
Colorado Springs
Lawson Little
Little
Johnny Goodman
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
George Dawson
Jack Westland
Rodney Bliss
Omaha
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma
Chris Brinke
Charles Yates
Mark Fry
Chick Evans
Walter Emery
Trans- Mississippi
Brook Hollow
Brook Hollow Club
National Open Title Leads Dutra in 293 Victory
Olin Dutra wins the national open with 293 while Sarazen, Cox, Cruickshank and Cooper finish within two strokes. The results accompany regional race notes and other sports briefings across multiple cities.
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