Monroe White Sox, Hot Springs Split Twinbill in Arkansas
Monroe White Sox and Hot Springs Bathers split a doubleheader as Monroe won 6 to 2 in the opener and Hot Springs seized the nightcap 2 to 3 after late homers. The series moves to Pine Bluff with the Sox chasing the Judges tonight.
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White Sox
Bathers
Clarksdale
Greenville
Monroe
Hot Springs
Helena
Greenwood
el Dorado
Pine Bluff
Sports Roundup Weighs In On Giants Dodgers and Other Bets
A comic collage of sports notes from June includes Sammy Snead and William Penn, Tony Galento, Dominick DiMaggio, and Hank Greenberg. The piece mentions Newcastle handicap betting, Branch Rickey and Larry MacPhail trades, and Johnny Murphy’s three curve varieties. It also notes a possible Giants spring training in Winter Haven and a two bit ball Johnny Bulla used.
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New York
Sammy Snead
William Penn
Philly City Hall
Tony Galento
Asbury Park
Orange
P. S
Dominick DiMaggio
Branch Rickey
Larry MacPhail
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Harvard
Yale
Tenth Avenue
Johnny Murphy
Yankees
Southeastern results recap from yesterday’s games
Scores and lineups from multiple yesterday tripleheaders across Alabama and Mississippi towns. Selma beat Gadsden 5 to 4 in the first game and 4 to 6 in the second. Meridian defeated SAR 6 to 2. Montgomery swept Anniston 9 to 2 and 3 to 1, while Pickens and Crouse led the visitors in the second contest.
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Montgomery
Anniston
Pickens
Crouse
Bronkhurst
Lindeberg
Jackson
Pensacola
Selma
Gadsden
Meridian
Mobile
Wen
Pensacola Eeeeeeeneenes
Jackson Etree
Selma Shavers
Seeenee
Gadsden Aetererrenne
Anniston Phereewenee
Seh
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Montgomery Paeee Ee
Abbeville Beats Lake Charles In Scoring Tear
Abbeville 119 Lake Charles 110 in a high scoring game yesterday. Scott, Needham and Johnson led Abbeville while Jeanerette, Peterman and Gleason anchored the defense for Lake Charles. Other scores featured New Iberia edging Jeanerette 16 to 11 as offense dominated the slate.
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Abbeville
Lake Charles
Scott
Salmon
Needham and Johnson
New Iberia
Jeanerette
Peterman
Gleason
Brown
Callender
Rayne
Lafayette
Alexandria
Opelousas
Evangeline League
Pete
Alexandria Serenne
New Iberia Ereeeseeenee
Jeanerette Aase
Opelousas Sueneree
Eeenee
Beverly Nabors Wins Golf Title In Marathon Match
Beverly Nabors of Baton Rouge defeated Bob Glover of Lafayette to win the Louisiana amateur golf title after a 39-hole final that became the longest in the tournament’s 20-year history. Glover led in the morning, Nabors rallied with five birdies in the afternoon to tie, push to extra holes, and Nabors clinched victory on the 38th with a short par four putt.
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Baton Rouge
Beverly Nabors
Bob Glover
Lafayette
Glover
Nabors
al Square
Husky
Edwin McClure
Shreveport
Paul Les
Texas League Results From Yesterday’s Games
Summary shows Tulsa, San Antonio, Oklahoma City, Beaumont, Houston, Fort Worth and Shreveport match results with scores, pitchers and key player names. Mentions New Orleans as defending champion and notable figures such as F. J. De La Houssaye and Tommy Bolt in context of the league standings.
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Tulsa
San Antonio
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Houston Shreveport
Fort Worth Asseenee
Olsen
Jones
Castro
Wagener
Cox
Swift
Brooklyn Dodgers Take Series Over Reds in Extra Innings
Brooklyn wins a split with Cincinnati during a weekend series highlighted by two feverish extra inning games at Ebbetts Field. Dodgers rally for a 9-8 11th inning victory after the Reds claimed the opener 3-1 in ten innings.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Reds
Cap County
New York
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Ebbetsfield
Dodgerites
Wood and Nelson Tie In Open Playoff
Craig Wood and Byron Nelson post 68s in an 18 hole playoff for the national open title. Denny Shute, posting 76, is eliminated from the playoff. American polo team defends cup with a 9-4 win over Britain as Tommy Hitchcock shines. Navy arrives for intercollegiate rowing finale prep as Cornell checks in with crews. Frankie Parker wins Heart of America tennis tourney over Gene Mako 6-3 6-4 7-5. Yale hires Don Grant as interim coach after Ed Leader illness ahead of regatta with Harvard.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
Denny Shute
New York
Tommy Hitchcock
Poughkeepsie
Navy
Cornell
Kansas City
Frankie Parker
Gene Mako
Gales Ferry
Conn
Don Grant
Ed Leader
Yale
Harvard
Vander Meer No Hit No Rungem to Beat Bees
A historical sports brief recalls Johnny Vander Meer’s no hit no run win over the Boston Bees at Cincinnati a year ago. It notes prior Wightman Cup defense by the United States in tennis with Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey Faggan, and the death of Chuck Gardiner, Blackhawks goalie, five years earlier.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Southpaw
Boston Bees
United States
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Faggan
Chuck Gardiner
Chicago Blackhawks
Winnipeg
Baseball season leaders list summary from multiple teams
Batting leaders include Arnovich and McCormick with high hit totals for Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Chicago runners Greenberg leads in runs. Cincinnati pitchers Der ringer dominates with 81 wins. American League features Greenberg and McQuinn atop various categories with limited stat lines.
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Arnovich
Philadelphia
McCormick
Cincinnati
Werber
Frey
Goodman
Martin
Herman
Chicago
Camilli
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Southern baseball double bill slows high scoring parade
The Southern circuit saw a rare power-drought Sunday as no home runs were hit in the doubleheader program. Frank Gabler returned from St Paul to debut for Atlanta, limiting Nashville to five hits in a 4 1 win as Atlanta also won the second game 2 1. Birmingham shut out Little Rock 3 0 and 2 0. Knoxville edged Chattanooga 5 4 but lost 4 0 in the nightcap, while New Orleans halted the straight vic-
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Ark
Monroe
Sox
Doug Taitt
Murrell Jones
Devine
Bathers
Gardella
Haynes
Wessing
Newhouser
Weasing
Fisher
Frank Hackney
Jim Hickey
Manon Doug Taitt
Johnny Conway
Frank Hargrove
Tsitt
Hargrove
Hackney
Pruitt
Henney
Westing
Hickey
Pete Haynes
Gardelia
Heaney
Conway
Jones
Carter
Taylor
Maxfield
Hill
Taylor Coring
McBride
Hank Taylor
Hoffman
Bob Hi
Taitt
White Sox
Perry
Sehang
Reds
Hugh Casey
Frank McCormick
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
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Johnny Hudson
Billy Werber
Flatbush
St. Louis Cardinals
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Morrie Arnovich
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New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Jurges
Alex Kampouris
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Chicago Cubs
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Boston
New York Yankees
St Louis
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Kuhel
Chicago
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
Jeff Heath
Tribe
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Associated Press
Southern Association
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St. Paul
Atlanta
Gabler
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Knoxville Bats
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Tory Streak
Memphis
Jim Henry
Luman Harris
Ace Adams
Harris
Clyde Small
Adams
Bill Sayles
Little Rock Travelers
Julian Tubb
Big Bill
Henry Johnson
Brazie
Barons
Red Lucas
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Cadis Swigart
Smokies
Dick Bass
Bakers
Chickasaw Tribe
New Orleans Pelicans
Chicks
Pelicans
Henry
American Polo Squad Beats British in Easy 9-4 Victory
Tommy Mitchell leads United States in a dominant polo win over Britain at Westbury with Hitch cock starring in the seventh chukker. Phipps Guest and Iglehart support the attack as the U S cups the series to two straight wins and 21,000 spectators look on.
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Tommy Mitchecock
Tennyson
Brook
Tommy
America
Polo
Hime
Hitchcock
Old Westbury
Hitchcock and Company
Hitchecock
Winston Guest
Mike
Phipps
Guest
Stew Iglehart
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Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory
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