RedS suffer shutout loss from Boston
Reds were blanked by Boston as pitching allowed ten hits and ten left on base. Lonrman, Adams, Bowman, and Pressnell yielded runs while Bowman recorded the win and Page the loss. attendance reached 11,287.
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Cardinas Edges Phillies In 10th On Padgett Double
Don Padgett doubled in Terry Moore to score the winning run in the 10th as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2. Howard Krist earned the win in relief, allowing one hit in 5 2 3 innings and driving in the tying run. Jimmy Brown left early with a fractured finger. Beck pitched for Philadelphia. Attendance 6 716. umpire crew Dunn Magerkurth Stewart. Time 2 21.
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Mort Cooper
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Moore
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Nick Etten
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Chase Cooper
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Barlick
Tigers extend win streak as Newsom dominates Athletics
Detroit pitcher Newsom limited Philadelphia to six singles in a 5 to 2 win, its seventh straight over the Mackmen this season. Mullin homered, and a productive early burst produced five runs in the first two innings as Detroit moved to 13th start of the year without defeat.
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Conn Works Hard For Title Match
Billy Conn trained eight rounds indoors in Pompton Lakes New Jersey preparing for his title bout with Joe Louis at the Polo Grounds next Wednesday. He weighed 182 pounds and sparred with four partners before heavy bag and shadow work. Conn's manager said he is peaking by Friday and will coast until the fight. More than ten million American workers used cars to commute.
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Louis Travis Prepares Hard for Conn Clash
Brown Bomber Joe Louis intensifies training for Billy Conn title bout at New York Polo Grounds next Wednesday night. He clashes with trainer Jack Blackburn over workload, sparring ten days straight while balancing a tighter schedule and his ambition to dominate the bout.
Baseball Roundup From Early Week Action Across Leagues
Major league notes recap key results. Rip Sewell shut out the Dodgers until the ninth as Vince DiMaggio hit a sixth inning homer. Dick Errickson pitched Boston to a 2-0 win over Cincinnati. Cubs and Giants split a doubleheader with tight challenges and power at bat. Indians beat Washington 6-4 to extend lead while Detroit 5-2 over Philadelphia. Red Sox Browns game halted with Boston leading 4-? in the fourth.
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al Smith
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Hal Trosky
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Pat Mullin
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Monroe Takes Two Tilt From Porters Here
Monroe scores a pair of wins in a doubleheader, Mills suffers the loss in game one while Perry shells the strike zone for the winners. Hints of player names Ashworth DeJarnette Pruitt and Hinton appear among hits and RBIs in a rugged set of games.
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