Reds Take Advantage as Cubs Struggle in NL Standings
Cincinnati continues to threaten a first division berth in the National League by beating Chicago 6-5 after rallying in the seventh. The Reds hold an edge over the Cubs as Brooklyn stumbles and Philadelphia and St. Louis win or lose with tight pennant races shaping the season.
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Standings and Results From Sundays Games
Results show Oak Grove 3 Tallulah 2 Monroe 3 Bastrop 4 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 5 Cincinnati 6. Only games scheduled include Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia. St Louis 3 Chicago 1. Today’s games list New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit.
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Little Rock Faces Atlanta in Rainy Gridiron Pairings
Football matchups listed with Little Rock at Atlanta and Memphis at Knoxville as well as New Orleans at Chattanooga and Birmingham at Nashville on wet grounds.
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Regional Baseball Scores and Friday Schedule
Yesterday results include Beaumont 9 San Antonio 1 Houston 12 Fort Worth 4 Galveston 6 Dallas 2 and Oklahoma City 6 Tulsa 11. Today games feature Fort Worth at Dallas Beaumont at San Antonio Galveston at Tulsa and Houston at Oklahoma City. In Dixie League Shreveport 5 Henderson 9 Fl Dorado 7 Longview 1 Jackson 5 Waco 3 Baton Rouge 7 Tyler 2. American Association KC 4 Columbus 5 Milwaukee 6 Toledo 2 Minneapolis 8 Louisville 7 St Paul 2 Indianapolis 1.
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Crackers Triumph Over Little Rock In Series Opener
Atlanta Crackers won the first game of the series against Little Rock 10 to 3 in Atlanta on June 13. A hitting surge in the third inning produced six runs, with Dashiell and Susko homering. Score by innings shows Little Rock trailing 3-0 after the first. Willoughby Burleston Goebel Krolski Messenger Neisler listed as players.
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Haile Downs Huttig 14–6 Behind Turner One-Hit Victory
Haile blanked Huttig for one run only while Turner pitched a one hit game and also hit a homer and a single. W. B. Haile led hitters with two homers and a single as Greer allowed the visitors only hit. Huttig to visit Haile next Sunday for a return game.
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Seventh inning rally gives Reds 6 to 5 win over Cubs
Grantham's three in the seventh with two out and bases full drove the Reds past the Cubs 6 to 5 in Cincinnati. The game was loosely played but Reds capitalized on the late rally to clinch the series win.
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Nazi official explains Vienna concessions on Jewish athletes
Colonge June 13.4 The Reichs sports commission er Von Tschammer said international pressure led Germany to concede on antisemitic rules at the Vienna IOC meeting. Germany promised no discrimination against Jews in the 1936 Berlin Games, any athlete from abroad or German Jews. He argued foreign politics required this stance and that athletics are Germanys sole asset.
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Exhibition Games Brav es Beat Semi Pros Passaic
The Boston Braves edged the Dan Neilleys 7 6 in seven innings of twilight action at Passaic New Jersey. Boston players Fierce pitching limited the semi pro nine while a late rally produced the winning runs.
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Goodman Introduces A New Cussing Word
Chicago June 13 United Press Sports Writer Johnny Goodman the new national open golf champion is 23, 150 pounds, 5 feet 6 inches and stocky with blonde hair. The amateur scored 287 strokes to win and shot 36-38-74 Sunday. He may earn 30000 to 40000 if he turned professional but plans to stay amateur and hopes to play on the 1934 Walker Cup team. He has beaten Ouimet Seaver and McCarthy Jr and tied records for the open. he is the fifth amateur winner.
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Vidalia Tops Waterproof In Tight 3-2 Baseball Duel
Fred Falkenheiner drilled a line drive to center for two bases scoring Rubber Breard. The hit broke a mound duel and sparked Vidalia to edge Tensas 3 to 2, ending Vidalia’s three game skid.
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Double Main Event Set for Roosevelts Mat Show
Promoter Guy Owen announced two main bouts for Thursday night at Roosevelt stadium. Joe Kopeckey faces Cyclone Jack Hagen in a two hour time limit bout, while Billy Romonoff meets Young Martin in a one hour time limit match. Both are best two falls out of three with new faces and high expectations for action. Georgie Sanders will referee. show starts 8 30.
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Two Doubles Matches At Monroe Tennis Tourney
In Forsythe courts two doubles matches ended with Kennedy Hair def G Hale Griffin 6 4 6 4 and Breard Sperry beat Koux Kennedy 6 4 3 6 6 4. Fudickar Reagan upset Cann Daimwood 7 5 1 6 1 5. Lemle Kaplan defeated Hoskins Lundy 6 2 6 3. Round features Page Wilson versus Wyatt Kennedy next.
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Despite Upset Belmont Win Hasty Off Shines In Parade
Henry McLemore surveys a week of racing fodder from the Belmont stakes and boxing odds. Hurry Off the Belmont surprises for a $49,490 purse while Baer and Goodman fail to meet expectations. Sharkey looms as a near certainty in the Car era matchup.
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Sterlington Faces Swartz In Swartz Wednesday Clash
The Ouachita Valley league lone game this week features Sterlington at Swartz on Wednesday in a decisive matchup between the two teams.
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Louisiana Training Institute Defeats Fairbanks 10 to 6
Henry pitched effectively allowing five hits as Louisiana Training Institute beat Fairbanks 10 to 6 in a Ouachita Valley league game Sunday. Haddad Fontana Lawrence and Guier starred for Louisiana while Williams led Fairbanks with two hits and a run.
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Bastrop Beats Monroe In Close 4 3 Decision
Bastrop Kraftmen edge Monroe 4 to 3 on Sunday. Johnson hits a home run for Monroe. Kyle Gore and Bastrop pitchers hold Monroe to five hits while Bastrop allows six. Stolen bases tallied by Poindexter Lee Brown Spencer Loomis. Time 1 50. Umpire Brown.
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Baseball score lines from El Dorado and Longview games
El Dorado 7 Longview 14 in a high scoring game as Robertson and Boggess lead for El Dorado while Henderson and Hoff tally key hits for Longview. The Shreveport and Baton Rouge lineups produce mixed results with late inning runs noted.
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Sponge Rats Try to Fix Race At Belmont Park
Police and Pinkerton detectives hunted alleged agents of an underworld betting ring after sponges were shoved into the nostrils of Don Amore, the 6 year old mare, delaying her in the Broomstick handicap. The plan failed but a first sponging since the new statute, Don Amore was withdrawn and Balos won the race.
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Delhi Boxers to Meet Strong Squad Tonight
Delhi Athletic club boxing hosts a Rayville Winnsboro and Epps squad tonight at 8 30. Feature welterweight Hubert Buchanan faces Herbert Sorey of Rayville while Pat Ingram meets Herman Stokes of Rayville. Other bouts include Stout vs Hawkins Bruse vs McNorton Buchanan vs Hart Copes vs Rogers.
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Wisner Defeats Rayville in 13 to 3 Struggle
Wisner Senators beat Rayville 13 to 3 on Sunday in Wisner. Disch pitched all game for Wisner allowing three runs and five hits while Hutchinson started for Rayville and was relieved in the sixth by Cobb after being battered. The Senators totaled 11 hits to Rayville's five.
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Monroe A C boxers face New Orleans all stars in six bout card
The Monroe A C boxing team meets an all stars from the Y M H A of New Orleans at Roosevelt stadium on Wednesday night in six bouts. Top billed is Keith Stainbrook against Al Perry with Sam Jones facing Louis Glorioso and four New Orleans champions including Nick Camarratta Benny Nastasi Dave Beerman and Jimmie Camaratta. Percy Brown referees with Dr. Guerriero Bendel and Da Joe Brown as judges under A A U rules.
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Des Moines Woman Sets Course Record in Trans-Mississippi
Miss Lucile Robinson of Des Moines won medalist honors at the Trans-Mississippi golf tourney with a course record 81 at Wakonda. She finished six strokes ahead of runner up Mrs. Leon Solomon of Memphis who shot 87, with defending champion Mrs. Charles Newbold one stroke behind.
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