Indians fall to Yanks as Feller struggles on mound
The Cleveland Indians drop two straight to the Yankees on their eastern tour, falling behind 4-0 early before Rufus the Red belts two homers in the second. Bill Dickey and Joe Gordon spark a late comeback as New York wins 5-2, while Detroit and other franchises post varied results across the league. Giants split with St Louis as they regain the NL lead, Cubs beat the Pirates, and Detroit clinches a high-scoring win over Washington.
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Unclear Baseball Scorecard Passages Incomplete
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Division baseball results from Evangeline region Sunday play
In first division action the Lake Charles Skippers beat New Iberia 19 4 to close within three games of Abbeville. Rayne Bird beat Alexandria Aces 6 5 in 11 innings after late errors. Lafayette beat Opelousas 4 1 as Robertson pitched two hits. Abbeville Jeanerette game postponed by rain.
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Reds vaunt Vander Meer as hot property amid Cur ball rumors
Sid Feder surveys a busy sports round up noting John Vander Meer’s no hitter status and his post Dolphins era value with Reds, plus trade whispers involving Van Mungo and Lombardi. The column riffs on Dempsey, Dizzy Dean, Foxx, DiMaggio comparisons, and upcoming golf and tennis talents, ending with a wrap on Cubs and Yankees losses without Arnett and Dickey.
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Budge loses doubles final after grand slam win
AUTEUIL France Don Budge and Gene Mako win singles grand slam but lose 3-6 6-3 9-7 1 1 in doubles final to Bernard Destremeau and Yvon Petra of France. Simone Mathieu and Billy Yorke defeat A Hales and Nelly Adamson 6 3 6 3 in women's doubles. Ralph Guldahl retains National Open with 284 total. Maureen Orcutt wins metropolitan women’s title. Patty Berg dominates in trans Miss. Johnny Vander Meer no-hits Bees in Cincinnati.
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Dallas Steers seek new player-manager after double win
The Dallas Steers seek new player-manager Jim Levy to lift them from Texas League cellar after Sunday wins over Beaumont 7 5 and 10 3. Houston defeats Oklahoma City 7 3 and 4 2 in 13 and 11 innings. Hal Epps homered in the 11th of the nightcap, with Cooper driving in a run. Fort Worth tops San Antonio 4 3. Tulsa sweeps Shreveport 4 2 and 2 0 behind Schino Connstier and Thomas.
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DiMaggio Homer Trio Highlights Yankees Doubleheader
Associated Press notes anniversaries in baseball and boxing histories. Joe DiMaggio hit three consecutive homers for the Yankees in the second game of a doubleheader a year ago. Three years ago James J. Braddock won the world heavyweight title from Max Baer after 15 rounds in front of 236 spectators.
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Sox Split With Bathers to Lead Two Games
The White Sox divided a twin bill with Hot Springs, winning 6-1 in the opener behind Tex Nugent and losing 10-2 in the nightcap as Monroe trailed Greenville Buckshots by two games. Rhea, Medak, Conway and Schang led the offense, while Bieze and Yelovic shared pitching duties for Monroe.
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Eaior League Leaders And Batting Stats Snapshot
Listed league leaders include Averill Cleveland and Foxx Boston for batting and runs with notable figures from Washington, Cleveland, Boston, and New York. Pitching leaders show Grove Boston and Kennedy Detroit with strong records. Additional stats cover hits doubles and triples across multiple teams with scattered line breaks.
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Strong Negro Nines Meet At Casino Park Tomorrow
The Chicago American Giants and Memphis Red Sox, premier Negro league clubs, meet at Casino Park tomorrow night at 8. Star players include Bibbs Redus Stearns and Ratcliff for Chicago and Taylor Robinson Davenport Brown and Longley for Memphis. Lineups feature Chicago Bobbs Dunlap A Ratcliff Stearns Ryan Redus Sampson Gilyard. Memphis Davenport Taylor Hyde Robinson Rogers Brown Longley Maxwell.
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Standings and Tonight's Games In Arkansas and Major Leagues
Standings show Greenville and Monroe leading groups with records noted. Tonight's schedule lists Monroe at Greenville Pine Bluff at Helena El Dorado at Greenwood Hot Springs at Clarksdale and major league pairings Boston versus Cincinnati Brooklyn versus Chicago New York against St Louis Philadelphia versus Pittsburgh with a postponed second game noted for six o'clock law.
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Travelers Lead League With Doubleheaders In Week Result
Southern league report notes Little Rock Travelers top standings on June 13 with 632 season percentage, Atlanta second, Chattanooga and Nashville tied third, Birmingham fourth, Memphis fifth, Knoxville sixth, New Orleans seventh. Lyman Harris pitched Atlanta to a 7-0 win over New Orleans. Garland Braxton earned an 11-1 victory. Steve Barath posted seven straight hits for Nashville. Ed Heusser blanked Memphis 5-0 in the opener. Memphis errors aided Knoxville 6-3. Batting and pitching details follow for multiple games and line scores.
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Baseball scores and matchups from the day
Atlanta 7 New Orleans 0. Birmingham 10 2 Chattanooga 8 1. Memphis 5 3 Knoxville 0 6. Little Rock 5 11 Nashville 4 1 first 11 innings. Nashville at Little Rock. Atlantas at New Orleans. Chattanooga at Birmingham. Knoxville at Memphis.
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Southeast League Scores and Upcoming Matchups
Yesterday's games include Houston 7 to 3, Oklahoma City 4 to 2, Beaumont 5 to 7, Dallas 7 to 10, Shreveport 2 to 0, Tulsa 4 to 2, and Rayne 6 to 5 over Alexandria. Mobile beat Pensacola 2 to 11 in a high scoring date. Montgomery 1 to 7 fell to Selma 6 to 3. Jackson won 4 to 0 against Meridian 2 to 1. other matchups include San Antonio versus Fort Worth and Shreveport versus Dallas with several city pairings listed for upcoming games.
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Stars Yesterday Hit Parade Across Major Leagues
Summary of opening day baseball results highlights performances by Harry Danning of the Giants Bob Weiland of the Cardinals Bob Johnson of the Athletics Mace Brown and Johnny Rizzo of the Pirates Charley Ruffing of the Yankees Elbie Fletcher and Paul Derringer Seabird nightcap win Charley Genringer of the Tigers Jim Asbell and Fred Fitzsimmons Ben Chapman and Gerald Walker in pivotal late scoring acts
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Budge Loses Doubles To French Duo In Paris Final
Don Budge and Gene Mako were edged 3-6 6-3 9-7 6-1 by Bernard Destremeau and Yvon Petra in the French doubles final at Auteuil. Budge had earlier won the French singles title, achieving a remarkable year with British American and Australian titles, while France’s Simone Mathieu dominated the women’s singles and doubles.
Carnauba wax comes from Brazil palm trees in wax trade notes
A fragment discusses carnauba wax as the most important vegetable wax imported by the United States. It notes the wax is obtained from the carnauba palm of Brazil, with no further context about dates or organizations.
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BLUE STAR DINTa to stop itching in eczema and rashes
Very soothing medicine claims to stop itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples scabies and toe infections. Sells for $1 with money back if not satisfied through Star Products Co Desk 4 Houston Texas upon receipt of price.
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