Deadline for Trade-Making Comes Tonight
Newsfront centers on the Yankees and Giants facing midnight trade deadlines as they prepare for a phase of Western swing. Rumors link the Giants to Dolph Camilli with adjustments involving McCarthy and Danning, while the Yankees, led by McCarthy, hope for Pearson and Chandler reinforcements as they chase another title run.
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Bill Boni
Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Giants
Cleveland
Bronx
Pittsburgh
West
Punch
Bill Terry
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Terry
Johnny McCarthy
Seman
Harry Danninger Camilli
Bill Atwood
Sam Leslie
McCarthy
Mel Ott
Hank Leiber
Bob Feller
Yanks
Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Monte Pearson
Spurgeon
Spud) Chandler
Cincinnati Woman Wins Medal in Western Golf
Mrs. Burt Weil of Cincinnati captured medal honors in the Women s Western Open at Beverly Country club with a par 39 39 78 beating Babe Didrikson from Beaumont Texas who posted 42 38 80 as strong winds affected the layout.
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Chicago
Burt Weil
Cincinnati
Beverly Country Club
Mrs. Weil
Baseball Matchups Feature Key Pitchers Across Cities
Today’s games include Cleveland at New York with Harder facing Ruffing and Chicago at Boston pitting Dietrich or Lee against Grove. Detroit travels to Washington with Bridges against Weaver and St Louis visits Philadelphia where Van Atta opposes Caster.
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Pittsburgh
Hubbell
Bowman
Boston
Chicago
Bush
Carleton
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Passeau
Harrell
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Hamilin
Frankhouse
Vander Meer
Ceveland
Harder
Ruffing
Dietrich
Lee
Grove
Detroit
Washington
Bridges
Weaver
van Atta
Caster
Peewee
Cleveland
Ewenne
Yesterday's Results Across Cities In Rain Delays
Baseball scores show Atlanta defeated Birmingham 11 to 3 while New Orleans beat Chattanooga as rain affected several games. Nashville played Memphis in a rainout with other matchups Lafayette defeated Lake Charles 6 to 4 and Jeanerette beat Rayne 6 to 1. Alexandria routed Abbeville 8 to 0. Opelousas lost 0-2 to New Iberia 3-7.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
Little Rock
Knoxville
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Lake Charles
Jeanerette
Rayne
Alexandria
Abbeville
Opelousas
New Iberia
Southern Association
Eeereeer
Memphis Ee Nowseseses
Eveetadeers
Nashville Entoteeteene
Seeteereer
Lafayette Sete
Jeanerette Eee Seaee
Opelousas Eeeee Enenee
Alexandria Ee Etenene
Lake Charles Seeeee
Rayne Seenereee Snares
Fort Worth, Dallas, and Other Cities Football Scores
Fort Worth 3, Galveston and Oklahoma City 7. San Antonio 3. Dallas 2, Houston 0. Dallas at Houston. Fort Worth at Galveston. Oklahoma City at San Antonio. Tulsa at Beaumont.
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Fort Worth
Galveston & Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Beaumont
Southeast and East Texas Leagues Scorelines Snapshot
Multiple minor league results reported: Columbus beat St. Paul 8 to 2, Toledo 5 over Minneapolis 6, Indianapolis 5, Kansas City 2, Selma 6, Mobile 53, Jackson 9, Montgomery 2. Texarkana 7, Marshall 2. Kilgore 3 Henderson 0. Palestine 4, Jacksonville 9. Longview 5, Tyler 13.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Texarkana
Marshall
Kilgore
Henderson
Palestine
Jacksonville
Longview
Tyler
Hodge Golfers Edge Muny Club In Intercity Match
Hodge golfers nosed out the Municipal Golf club players 121-2 to 111-2 in an inter city match at Muny course Sunday afternoon. Sixteen players from each side competed with results listed by pairs and scores. The Municipal club foresees additional inter city matches in its summer program announced by C J Shirah Muny pro.
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Municipal Golf Club
C. J. Shirah
Muny Pro
City League Scores Toss Up Slugfest Victories
Spatafora Druggists defeated Monroe Hardware 12 to 5 and Cooperative Bireley crushed Southern Hardware 18 to 3 boosting their City League standings. Tidwell and Sons beat Presbyterians 13 to 2. Adler Garage vs Collens Pharmacy was postponed. Gebhardt hit a home run for the winners as Godwin held the losers to seven hits.
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Spatafora Druggists
Monroe Hardware
Cooperative Bireley
Southern Hardware
Tidwell and Sons
Presbyterians
Saul Adler Garage
Collens’ Pharmacy
Spatafora
Biveley Aggregation
Hardware Merchants
Adler
Gebhardt
F. Godwin
Lolley
C. Martin
N. White
Richards and Patterson
Gleason
Lasuzzo
Bireley Ll
Saul Adler
Tidwell and Sons Soaves
Collens
Av Southern Hardware
Texarkana Liners down Marshall in baseball clash
Texarkana Liners beat Marshall 7 to 2 after taking early lead and hitting Pate from mound in the fifth inning. Winford held Tiger scoring in check as Texarkana posts the victory with Potter, Pate, Perry and Barnett aiding the mound effort.
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Marshall
Tex
Texarkana Liners
Pate
Winford
Tiger
Texarkana
Potter
Perry
Barnett
International League scoreboard note and game results
Summary of minor league baseball scores shows Selma vs Mobile and Jackson vs Montgomery with line scores and key players. Also lists Buffalo at Jersey City, Toronto at Newark, Rochester at Baltimore with rain affecting play.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Girault Defeats Haas 3 2 to Defend Lakeside Title
Girault retains Lakeside Country Club championship by beating Haas 3 and 2 in a 36 hole final. Haas led early, but Girault surged with four straight holes to take a lead he never relinquished, finishing the afternoon with a five hole edge. Washburn defeated Wilson 3 and 2 in the other final for the second flight title.
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Shop Girault
Cramer Haas
Girault
Haas
J. S. Washburn
Gene Wilson
Pian Peavdar
Uvick
SOR Heen Kes
Americans Advance In Queens Club Net Play
Four members of the United States Davis Cup squad moved into the second round at the Queens Club tournament in London on Monday. Wayne Sabin Bryan Grant Frankie Parker and Gene Mako progressed while Don Budge was idle. Sabin won 6 0 6 0 over R N A Leyton. Parker beat Henry Billington 6 4 7 5. Grant defeated Sam Laftman 1 5 6 4. Also advancing were Charles Harris Hal Surface and Larry Hall.
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London
United States
Don Budge
Wayne Sabin
Bryan Grant
Frankie Parker
Gene Mako
Grant
Parker
Henry Billington
Sam Laftman
Sabin
R. N. A. Leyton
Charles Harris
West Palm Beach
Fla
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Larry Hall
San Jose
Calif
Crossett Triumphs 1–0 In Extra Innings Duel
Crossett ace Rob Roy McGregor and Hodge's Junior Still battled in a 1 to 0 win that went to the eleventh inning. McGregor drove in the decisive run with a double by MacDaniels in the top of the eleventh as McGregor struck out eight and yielded five hits. The game featured strong pitching from both sides and a lone run in the first inning of extras.
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Cassidry
Scallion
Crossett Abruhpoa
Oslin
Nessseressnes
McDaniels
Moore
Sherman
Weveasenvnes
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Cassibry
Gimber
Brown
Crossette
Favorites Win in Valley Tennis Play
McNeil Smith top seed from East St Louis breezed past Pat McCauley El Dorado in straight sets 6-0 6-1 as the Missouri Valley Tennis Association championship opened in El Dorado Arkansas. Other seeds advanced with byes or easy wins including Billy McGehee Richard Tindall Frank Keaney Wallace Swank and Jack Hearndon with several second round byes and early victories in the boys divisions.
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EL Dorado
Ark
McNeil Smith
East St. Louis
Pat McCauley
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
Billy McGehee
New Orleans
Tom Black
Kansas City
Richard Tindall
St. Louis
Player
Jack Crichton
Shreveport
Jack Hearndon
Sareveport
Frank McElwee
Fort Smith
Lawrence Lutz
Charles Russ, Jr
Ruston
Ward Parker
Charles Styron
Earl Reynolds
Vicksburg
Miss
John Hartigan
St. Joseph
Samuel Abramson
Jack Blakely
Bryce Harlow
Oklahoma City
James McWiilliams
Ed Pearson
C. W. Gelwick
Memphis
Robert Eadie
Robert Simms
Louis Faquin
Howell Rogers
Alexandria
William Ardis Marbury
Galveston Buccaneers Rally For 8-3 Win Over Cats
Don Curry batted in a bases loaded homer in the third as Galveston defeats Fort Worth 8-3 to snap a six game skid. Scouts note combined hit totals and late innings scoring in the Texas League action from Galveston.
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Galveston
Tex
Don Curry
Galveston Buccaneers
Fort Worth Cats
Fort Worth
Hare
Steers Beat Buffs 2-0 To Complete Series Sweep
Dallas Steers win 2-0 over the Houston Buffs on June 15 in Houston. Mickey Rocco doubles, Joe Morry parts an infield out, and Les Mallon adds a fly ball as Dallas snaps Mike Cyengtos scoreless streak at 27 innings. Al Baker holds for the win with two runs in the eighth and ninth.
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Tex
Dallas Steers
Houston Buffs
Mike Cyengtos
Mickey Rocco
Joe Mowry
Les Mallon
Steers
al Baker
Dallas
Goh
Baker
Guiliani
Cvengros
Myatt
Barons Top Crackers 11-3 In Southern Showdown
Birmingham Barons defeated Atlanta Crackers 11 to 3 to climb to third place in the Southern Association. Eddie Cibocke had five hits in six at bats to pace the 19 hit Birmingham attack. Richards of Atlanta was ejected for arguing a third strike in the eighth.
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Ala
Birmingham Barons
Atlanta
Eddie Cibocke
Richards
Maltzberger
Michaels
Miller
Galvin
Coombs
Garbark
Turnesa Breaks Record at Winged Foot Golf Club
Willie Turnesa, amateur from the Turnesa golf family, broke Bobby Jones' eight year old record on the West course at Winged Foot Golf Club in Westchester. He shot 68 to beat the Jones mark set in 1929 during the National Open by one stroke in a Westchester amateur pro tournament.
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New York
Willie Turnesa
Bobby Jones
Winged Foot Golf Club
Westchester
Turnesa
Mark Jones
Louis vows peak form for Braddock title defense
Kenosha Wisconsin June 15 The Brown Bomber Joe Louis says he will be in peak shape for the June 22 title defense against Jim Braddock in Chicago He plans final six days of conditioning with eight round sparring and full 15 round drills despite rain slowing training His wind and bounce are strong and he expects to fight at top form the night of the match
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Wis
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Jim Braddock
Chicago
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Lake Front Stadium
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Braddock
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John Roxborough
Mushky Jackson
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King
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University of Alabama
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Luke
Chicago White Sox
Max Baer
Merv Shea
White Sox
Peter Wilson
The
London Mirror
Gi Amazin
Peter
Sports Mirror Recaps Historical Baseball and Tennis Milestones
Today marks one year since Heinie Manush, veteran Red Sox outfielder, missed time with a fractured finger. Three years ago the Cardinals traded George Davis to the Phillies for Chick Fallis. Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey gave the United States a 2 1 lead in Wightman Cup play five years ago. Ellsworth Vines fell to Harry Hopman of Australia in the London tennis championship.
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Farmerville Eagles Dominate E Dorado Lions 17 to 4
Farmerville La June special report The Farmerville Eagles negro semi pro baseball team crushed the E Dorado Lions 17 to 4 Sunday Moses pitched for the Eagles fanning 13 and giving up five hits Frank Tatum led the locals with four hits in four at bats securing the win
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Farmerville Eagles
E Dorado Lions
Moses
Eagles
Frank Tatum
Mushky Jackson entertains Kenosha as Louis Chowes a world title plan
In Kenosha Wisconsin on June 15 Colonel Mushky Jackson amuses locals as Joe Louis prepares for his June 22 world title bout with Braddock in Chicago. Mushky jokes about esquirements while predicting Louis fights and ends his stay as a local celebrity.
Monroe Twins Rout Opponents To End Losing Streak
El Dorado Arkansas June 15 Monroe Brothers team edged past three pitchers in a 14 to 107 victory, snapping a seven game slide. The report notes strong offense and pitching dominance to secure the win.
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Monroe
EL Dorado
Ark
Twins
Twins trade Haynes for Petroberg and Wilkins
Monroe club owner R. W. Burnett announced at midnight that Kirk Haynes right fielder of the Twins was traded to Vicksburg for pitchers Petroberg and Wilkins. Petroberg has pitched for Vicksburg this season while Wilkins joins from Dallas. Cavalier and Bliur, two young pitchers who started the two recent games at Clarksdale, were released yesterday.
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Monroe
Kirk Haynes
Twins
Vicksburg
Petroberg
Wilkins
Dallas
Burnett
Cavalier
Bliur
Clarksdale
Monroe Pounds El Dorado in Mound Battle for 14-7 Win
Bill Vandenberg made a winning debut for Monroe as Clair Bates hit two homers driving in five while Gore Hearn and Stefurak were touched for 16 hits. The Lions led 2-0 early but Monroe answered with a five run second inning and never trailed, Bates homering with two aboard as the Twins and Lions traded blows throughout the Monday night game.
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Bill Vandenberg
Husky
Texarkana
Twins
Gore
Hearn
Stefurak
Clair Bates
Monroe
Allen Beil
Cully Rikard
Rikard
Lions
Tone
Masucci
Frank O'Rourke
Bates
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