Clarksdale Red Sox sweep doubleheader over Twins in Larksdale
Clarksdale's Little Red Sox hammer Monroe hurlers for 29 hits to win both ends of a Sunday twin bill. In game one Sam Cavalier started for the Twins. Clarksdale wins 10 to 2. Game two goes 7 to 3 as Butler, Bates, Hack and Mazur spark the Sox.
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Dale Richardson
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Butler
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Missouri Valley Tennis Opens in El Dorado
El Dorado Ark June 14 Play started in the Missouri Valley Tennis association championships with McNeil Smith East St. Louis titleholder favored to win the men's singles. Smith seeded No 1. Billy McGehee 11 year old New Orleans star No 2. Women seeds include Marilyn McRae No 1 and Mildred Crowe Frances Jacobs Wilma Perry among others.
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EL Dorado
Ark
McNeil Smith
East St. Louis Public Parks
Smith
Billy McGehee
New Orleans
Richard Tindall
St. Louis
Frank Keaney
Wallace Swank
St. Joseph
League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The AP lists leaders in both leagues. American leaders include Gehrig batting .375 and Greenberg with 49 runs, DiMaggio with 14 home runs, and Pearson as a top pitcher tied at 40 wins. National leaders show Medwick with 398 batting and 42 RBIs, Vaughan leading hits with 70 and 68, and Kampouris 12 home runs for the Reds.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Walker
Tigers
Greenberg
DiMaggio
Rolfe
Averill
Lary
Indians
Bonira White Sox
Bell
Browns
Vosmik
Kubel
Senators
Stone
Appling
White Sox
Chapman
Red Sox
Pearson
Whitehead
Allen
Medw
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Jordan
Bees
Galan
Cubs
Medwick
Demaree
Vaughan
Pirates
Brack
Dodgers
Kampouris
Reds
Bartell
Giants
Martin
Bryant
Shoun
Yankees trade Chapman for Powell and Russell move noted
Today marks a year since the Yankees traded outfielder Ben Chapman to the Senators for outfielder Jake Powell and pitcher Jack Russell from Washington. The retro item recalls past trades and a heavyweight title bout from years prior.
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Yankees
Ben Chapman
Senators
Jake Powell
Red Sox
Jack Russell
Washington
Max Baer
Primo Carera
Jimmy Foxx
Detroit
Beating a Blowout with Goodrich Silvertowns
A Seattle motorist and his party survive a tire blowout on a scenic road as an unseen danger prompts praise for The B. F. Goodrich Golden Ply Safety Silvertown tires. The ad-style narrative urges readers to switch to Silvertowns to prevent blowouts without extra cost.
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Jack Davis
Seattle
Washington
Baker
B. F. Goodrich Company
Goodrich Silver
Goodrich
Stars Yesterday Baseball Roundup From Major Leagues
Highlights from Opening day games include Reds pitchers Davis and Castleman with four and eight hits respectively, Giants rally in nightcap, Tigers rally to beat Red Sox, Dodgers double wins, Yankees slugger Lazzeri homering twice, DiMaggio hitting three, Cardinals and Indians wins. Also notes US telephone density at 13.69 per 100 inhabitants.
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Associated Press
Peaches Davis
Lew Riggs
Reds
Clyde Castleman
Giants
Davis
Riggs
Castleman
Nightcap
Elden Auker
Gerry Walker
Tigers
Walker
Red Sox
van Mungo
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Mungo
Fitzsimmons
Pirates
Tony Lazzeri
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Lazzeri
Browns
DiMaggio
Ducky Medwick
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Bees
Dean
Johnny Allen
Jule Solters
Roy Hughes
Indians
Allen
Solters
Athletics
Hughes
Rip Collins
Cubs
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Klein
Zeke Bonura
Luke Appling
White Sox
Senators
Appling
McGehee Captures Southern Junior Singles Title
Black-haired Billy McGehee of New Orleans won the southern junior singles championship in Memphis at age 17, defeating Joe Davis of Nashville in four sets 6-3 6-3 0-6 8-6. Earl Bartlett of New Orleans claimed the boys' singles title 6-1 6-2.
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Memphis
Tenn
Billy McGehee
New Orleans
Louisiana
Joe Davis
Nashville
McGehee
Birmingham
el Dorado
Ark
Earl Bartlett
Hobart
Miami Beach
Louis Faquin
Wilford Gragg
Bob Decker
Bartlett
Richard Logan
Richards Hart
Early
Windy City sports crowd roars for boxing and more
Chicago buzzes over Jimmy Braddock and Joe Louis clash with betting odds high as promoters tout potential million dollar gate. Bray of Cubs and Sox news mix with golf and horse racing notes, plus oddities from Kenosha to Texas.
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Eddie Brietz
Chicago
Windy City
Dempsey
Tunney
Soldier Field
Tex Rickard
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Jimmy Thomson
James Wilbur Stevenson Thomson
Joe Foley
The
Big Fite
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Chicago Journal
Henry Cooper
Braddock
Max Schmeling
Sammy Snead
West Virginia
Barney Ross
Yesterday's Scores From Local Baseball Is Busy
Alexandria defeated Lake Charles 8 to 3. Lafayette beat Jeanerette 4 to 3. New Iberia topped Rayne 3 to 0. Abbeville lost to Opelousas 3 to 9. Scores reflect nearby area results reported in the latest roundup.
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Abbeville
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Lake Charles
Lafayette
Jeanerette
New Iberia
Rayne
Regional Scores Show Mixed Results Across Cities
Knoxville 6 3 Nashville 4 2 Memphis 5 1 Little Rock 7 3 Atlanta 9 Chattanooga 1 New Orleans 9 Birmingham 1.
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Beeen
Memphis
Atlanta
Ween
Birmingham
Nashville Powerse
New Orleans
al Abe
Chattanooga
Seaman
Knoxville
Nashville
Jackson 5-3 and Meridian 8 Selma 2 in Alabama games
In a set of high school football results, Jackson defeated Montgomery 6-1 and Meridian beat Selma 8-2, with Pensacola 0 and Mobile 1 also noted in the standings.
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Selma Seeenee Brseeor Oan Oo
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Jackson Wanes Eennee
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Jackson
Montgomery
Pensacola
Meridian
Selma
Mobile
Regional Baseball Scores Show Tight Standings Across Cities
In balanced play Toledo improves to 8 and 3 with a 1 to 11 loss by Minneapolis, Louisville moves to 4 and 5 while Milwaukee drops to 3 and 12, Columbus posts 9 and 2 as St Paul stands at 6 and 2, Indianapolis 5 and 5 trails Kansas City at 4 and 8.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
International League standings update
Syracuse leads with 11-0 record followed by Newark 7-4 and Jersey City 2-0. Buffalo and Rochester sit at 1-3 and 1-5, while Toronto 1-5, Montreal 4-6, and Baltimore 5-13 trail.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
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Baltimore
Montreal
Southern Champion Heads to Chicago for National Clay Courts
Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles, fresh Dixie amateur champion, leads a party from Nashville to Chicago for the national clay courts event. He defeated Joe Hunt 6-3 6-4 7-5 in the Dixie final at Belle Meade Country Club. Evangeline MacLennan beat Jean Artzburger for the women’s title. Ernest Sutter and Ramsay Potts Jr won men’s doubles. Grasshoppers bury eggs deeply and survive freezing temperatures.
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Tenn
Bobby Riggs
Los Angeles
Chicago
Riggs
Belle Meade Country Club
Joe Hunt
Jean Artzburger
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Evangeline MacLennan
Jesse Grossnickle
Columbus
Miss
Vesta Dunn
Ernest Sutter
New Orleans
Ramsay Potts, Jr
Memphis
Art Hendrix
Vernon Marcum
Lakeland
Fla
Arch Enemies of Fish Signal Arrow Fishers, Escanaba Club
Members of the Escanaba Archery club mix archery with fishing in Little Bay de Noquet. They wade shallow waters to spear spawning carp, aiming below the fins. L. N. Judson bags a 29 pound carp while Ira W. Smith holds a 26 pound fish.
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Escanaba
Mich
Little Bay de Noquet
L. N. Judson
Ira W. Smith
West's Power Likely To Trouble New York Teams
The second invasion by the American League west and the National League west ended with New York’s clubs still in control but facing fearsome Western power. Chicago's Cubs and White Sox top the pace, the Pirates slump shakes the league, and Detroit, St. Louis, and Cleveland show strong finishes as the circuits rest until tomorrow.
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Peaches Davis
Reds
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Monte Pearson
Spurgeon Chandler
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Browns
DiMaggio
Senators
Phillies
van Mungo
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Dizzy Dean
Bob Weiland
Bees
Dean
Indians
Cleveland
Mickey Cochane
Baseball scores and pitching notes from a split slate
The column records multiple game results with line scores for teams including Cincinnati New York St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia and players such as Derringer Brown Schott Lom bardi Mancuso Weiland Ogrodowski Turner Lopez Shaun O'Dea Passeau Walters Kelleher Atwood Parmelee Mulcahy La Master and Grace.
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Ogrodowski
Turner
Lopez
Shaun
O'Dea
Passeau
Walters
Kelleher
Atwood
Parmelee
Mulcahy
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Grace
Holloway Family Returns to Norfolk After Visit
Mrs. Huel S. Holloway and daughter Barbara Mae return to Norfolk Virginia after visiting Mrs. Holloway's parents Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kiper and other relatives. Miss Edith B. Kiper joined them on the trip back.
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Huel S. Holloway
Barbara Mae
Norfolk
U S Ryder Cup hopes rise after record U S Open
The American team led by Ralph Guldahl Sammy Snead and Byron Nelson sails for England to face Britain at Southport aiming to break the Ryder Cup jinx. Walter Hagen captains as Henry Cotton leads the British squad amid expectations of a strong U S performance following a record Open at Oakland Hills.
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Alan Gould
New York
Ralph Guldahl
America
Crack Professions
Guldahl
Sammy Snead
Byron Nelson
England
Oakland Hills
Southport
Carnoustie
Wee Bobby Cruickshank
Sam Snead
Cruickshank
Snead
Guldah
Tony Manero
Baltusrel
New Jersey
Met A A U senior titles highlight action in Yonkers
Glenn Cunningham sets a meet record with 4 14.1 in the mile as the New York A C team dominates the Metropolitan A A U senior track and field championships in Yonkers. Joe McCluskey, Robert Rodenkirchen, J Kingsley Lattimer and William Footrick also post meet records in the three mile, 22 yard low hurdles and the javelin.
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Glenn Cunningham
New York A. C
Joe McCluskey
Robert Rodenkirchen
J. Kingsley Lattimer
William Footrick
Nashville
Tenn
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Pittsburgh
Evan- Kelvne MacLennan
Atlanta
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Charles Nagaert
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Charles Harris
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Pat Dennis
NEW York
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ST. Louis
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Browns
Ray Hayworth
Buck Newsom
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