Fire Ball Help Red Sox Swing Doubleheader Win
Red Sox ace Bob Grove shows form as he wins one and loses one in a doubleheader sweep of Detroit 3-1 and 5-2. Elsewhere Cincinnati Reds upset the Giants in a two game set, Phillies topple Cubs, Pirates blank Brooklyn, White Sox split with Washington, and Yankees take both vs St Louis Browns.
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Evangeline league games feature tight battles across cities
Rayne edged Abbeville 5 to 4 in 10 innings as Murrie McNeil opened with a first inning homer for Abbeville. Opelousas beat New Iberia in game one 4 to 2 while New Iberia captured the nightcap 2 to 0. Alexandria defeated Jeanerette 9 to 7 and Lake Charles routed Lafayette 12 to 1.
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Second Game Ween Weewnee 010 100 X-23
In a lengthy ten inning matchup Galyean and McDougal faced Bore and Camaro with 400 000 00004 6 2 000 001 030 1-5 13 3. Allen Scherer Camilli Uhie and Taylor were listed as participants in the game.
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Sports Mirror Highlights From Baseball And Track History
Today notes a year ago Don Hurst was traded by the Phillies to the Cubs for Dolph Camilli. Three years back George Lermond set a 3000 meter steeplechase American record. Jimmie Foxx hit his 22nd homer, Babe Ruth his 19th and 26th. Five years ago Max Schmeling won the heavyweight title over Jack Sharkey in a foul verdict before 19,222 fans.
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Babe Ruth
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Jack Sharkey
Today's Games and Yesterday's Results Summary
Sterlington at Swartz Fairbanks at Roston Brown at Oak Grove Cincinnati 4 New York 11 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 10 St Louis Boston Iain Chicago Philadelphia 2 Carlton Walters French Bivins St Louis Boston 2 Haines Brandt Collins Frankhouse Pittsburgh Brooklyn Lucas Weaver Leonard Cincinnati New York Derringer Hubbell
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Grove Ferrell Subdue Detroit in Two Games
In Detroit on June 12 the Boston Red Sox swept a doubleheader from Detroit 3 to 1 and 5 to 2. Grove pitched five hits allowed in game one beating Joe Sullivan, while Ferrell matched with five hits allowed in game two against Alvin Crowder. R Johnson doubled twice and homered, Reynolds and Melillo also drove in runs.
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Sterlington Engineers Crush Brown Paper Mills 9 to 4
Sterlington Engineers cut Brown Paper mill’s lead to half a game by walloping the Brownies 9 to 4 at Brownville Park. They collected 13 hits including four doubles and a homer off Fields while Still limited the league leaders to six hits. Gimber’s bases loaded double produced three in the third.
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Baseball Standings Snapshot From Early Season Play
Washington leads with 9 wins against 3 losses while Chicago stands 8-9 and New York 7-9. St Louis sits 4-3, Boston 3-5, Detroit 1-2, Philadelphia 4-5, and Cleveland 2-1 in compact early season tally.
Baseball daily matchups listed for New York and others
The schedule lists New York at St. Louis with Allen facing Walkup and Deshong meeting Coffman and Kennedy, Washington at Chicago with Whitehill, Boston at Detroit featuring Welch versus Rowe, and Philadelphia at Cleveland with Marcum against Harder.
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Memphis and Nashville Feature on Final Scores Card
Memphis 5 Atlanta 6 and Nashville 5 New Orleans 12 are shown as score pairings. Chattanooga 5 Birmingham 6 and Little Rock 4 Knoxville 1. Matchups listed: Nashville at New Orleans. Chattanooga at Birmingham. Little Rock at Knoxville. Memphis at Atlanta.
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Oklahoma City versus Dallas leads softball schedule update
A compact list shows Oklahoma City 0-11 and Beaumont 2-5 with a sequence of results including Dallas 3 Houston 5 Beaumont 2-5 and Oklahoma City 0-11. It also notes matchups Oklahoma City at Dallas Tulsa at Fort Worth Galveston at Houston Beaumont at San Antonio.
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Local Baseball Scores From South Louisiana Night Action
Lafayette edged by Lake Charles 12 to 1 while Opelousas tops New Iberia 4 to 0 and Abbeville outlasts Rayne 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Jeanerette defeats Alexandria 9 to 7 in a tight matchup.
International League scores recap
Buffalo decisive over Syracuse 10 to 2. Rochester edged by Albany 5 to 1. Montreal beat Newark 7 to 6. Toronto defeated Baltimore 12 to 9. Detailed results show four games with varying leads and outcomes.
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Texas League doubleheader ends in split for Beaumont Indians
Texas League action in Beaumont saw the Exporters split a twin bill with the Oklahoma City Indians before a 17 day road trek. First game ended 4-5 with Griffin and Miner striking for Oklahoma City and Phillips and Lorbeer for Beaumont. Second game featured Evans and Fitzpatrick for Oklahoma City and Fletcher Bratton McLaughlin and Tresh for Beaumont in a 11-9 win for Oklahoma City.
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Yankees Clinch Double Victory Over Browns in St. Louis
The New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 7 to 4 in the opener and 9 to 3 in the nightcap, widening their AL lead. Charley Ruffing earned his 6th win after a rocky second inning, while Vito Tamulis secured his sixth win of the season in the second game as the Yankees pieced together 11 hits off four St. Louis pitchers.
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Twilight League: Masons defeat Y's Men 6 2 at Forsythe Park
The Masons moved ahead of the Y's Men with a 6 to 2 win as Wheeler Mitchell pitched and McNeil caught. Firemen beat Methodists 3 to 2, Southern Bell edged American Legion 5 to 4, Baptists vs St Matthew's Ushers halted by rain with Ashers leading 2 to 0, at Forsythe park. An exhibition game between the Masons and Publishers was announced for Sunday. Norfolk Southern railroad employed 2,400 workers in 1934 versus 1,877 in 1933.
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Reds sweep doubleheader over Giants in New York
Cincinnati Reds defeat New York Giants 4 1 in game one and 3 1 in game two as Leroy Herrmann earns his first big league start. Adam Comorosky drives in two rounds in game two, while Ernie Lombardi hits a homer in the opener. Bill Terry triples in the fourth for the Giants, maintaining Jerry Ott’s late bid in the series. Joe Moore extends a 19 game hit streak before Herrmann closes him out.
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Henderson Oilers Beat Jacksonville Again 8 to 2
Henderson Oilers earned their second straight win over Jacksonville in Henderson Texas on Tuesday defeating Jacksonville 8 to 2. Camp and Unser teamed with Hunt and Swift for the Oilers while Jacksonville managed two tallies in a late frame.
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Palestine Pals Even Series with Eight Run Win
Palestine Pals rebound to beat Gladewater Bears 8 to 0 in a Tuesday game. Coleman and Rabe powered the offense with strong hitting while Nielsen and Powers handled pitching. Score by innings shows a decisive Palestine pullaway after early quiet frames.
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Little Rock Tops Smokies in Knoxville Series Opener
Little Rock beat Knoxville 4 to 1 on two-hitter pitching by Leo Moon through seven. Liberto belted a homer in the final inning for the Travelers, who won their third straight in the series. Moon, Moss, and Head worked for Knoxville with Nugent, Porter, and Rice for the Smokies. Orrin Collier hurled well for Birmingham as the Barons downed Chattanooga 5 to 2 in the final game of the four-game set.
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Landis to Study Banning of Pitts
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball’s final court of appeals, awaited records in the Edwin Alabama Pitts case. Pitts, a former Sing Sing player, was denied the right to play for Albany in the International League as Landis prepared to review reports and consider possible pleas, with a decision not expected before next week.
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Bonita Beats McGinty For Eleventh Victory
Bonita baseball club earns its eleventh win of the season by defeating McGinty 9 to 8 at Bonita La Sunday. Spectacular relief pitching by Peck McDowell in five and a third innings limits McGinty to three hits. Moss started for McGinty, relieved by Cooper. Bonita’s Tucker and J McDowell contributed aboard as McDowell and Moss combined on the mound.
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Ferriday Black Cats Beat Waterproof Tigers 2 1 in Fast Game
Ferriday Louisiana saw the Black Cats edge Waterproof 2 to 1 in a brisk 1 hour 45 minute tilt. Boutwell allowed Ferriday three hits including a clean single by Willard Schuchs while Holladay shut down Waterproof save for two extra base blows.
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Bastrop Rams Plan Ten-Game Next Fall Schedule
Bastrop high school Rams announce a ten game fall schedule under principal S G Lucky. The season features a return game with Haynesville Oct 4 in Haynesville and a home game slate in Bastrop including Hamburg Crossett Mangham Oak Grove Ruston Winnsboro Rayville Neville and a pending date against Winnfield or Jonesboro. A night game is set at Monroe against Ouachita Parish.
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Clarksdale Tops Greenville in Clarksdale Rally
East Dixie league game in Clarksdale Mississippi Tuesday saw Clarksdale erase a 5-2 deficit with six runs over the seventh and eighth innings to beat Greenville 9 to 5. Final line shows Andrews and Simmons supporting Mackey and Butler with 12 hits and 6 errors.
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Jackson Defeats El Dorado 3 to 1 in Pitchers Duel
Jackson, Miss. June 12 El Dorado outhit 9 to 7 but L Bobo held them to one run after a shaky first inning. Jackson edged El Dorado 3 to 1 as Schaffner and Krole supported Bobo while O Neill contributed offensively.
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Helena wins 4 3 over Columbus with late home run
In Columbus Mississippi on Tuesday Helena defeated Columbus 4 to 3 as Krane hit a go ahead homer in the eighth. Richard also homered for Columbus, with Flowers and Clawitter, Currie, Power and Sperry, Copeland contributing for Helena in a tight late-innings matchup.
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Fight results report from Chicago Seattle and Los Angeles cards
In Chicago Everett Rightmire won on points against Henry Hock, battled at 125 pounds with Hock at 126 from Indianapolis. In Los Angeles Lou Salica defeated Pablo Dane in a 117 pound bout, Dane listed as Manila. The California recognized world bantamweight title bout. In Seattle Freddie Steele, 155 1 2 pounds from Tacoma, kayoed L Rossi, 160 1 2 pounds from Newark.
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Referee Gripes Spark Baer Bout Prelude
Edward J. Neil reports from New York on June 12 as the long running referee controversy heats up during Max Baer's heavyweights preliminaries. The perennial complaints aim to heighten interest while the bout and its supporting skirmishes unfold amid lively exchanges.
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Fight party planned for Baer Braddock title bout broadcast
Plans are set for the News-Star-World fight party tomorrow night at the newspaper office on North Second Street. Monroe Furniture provides an amplifier and loudspeaker to broadcast blow by blow from Garden Stadium New York as AP printer feeds arrive. Approximate start time will be announced tomorrow morning and Northeast Louisiana fans are invited to attend.
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