Two No Hit Performances by Reds Prospects in Brooklyn
Sid Feder reports Cincinnati’s 23 year old left hander Vander Meer pitched his second consecutive no hit game, a historic feat joined by Buck McCormick’s three run homer for a 4 0 win. Dodgers’ Johnny shows promise as Brooklyn opens night games with Babe Phelps Lavagetto and Camilli walking. Vander Meer’s rise follows minor league turns from Scranton to Nashville and Durham before reaching Syracuse and Cincinnati. The Indians rally past the Senators 6 4 while the Yankees beat the White Sox to keep pace and Sammy Chapman hits his 7th homer for the Athletics in a 6 1 win over the Tigers.
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Boxing and golf headlines mix with open page notes
New York sports roundup covers Max Baer heading east to watch Louis and Schmeling, three top golfers settling in Florida, and lively chatter from Speculator about Tunney and Gargantua. Also notes on Joe Louis training, Schmeling’s payday, and college football halfback Pawl Shut as cadets threaten all America.
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Colonel Gould
Saul Adler Garage Maintains Lead With Win Over United Gas
Saul Adler Garage beat United Gas 7 to 4, extending their Twilight softball lead to two games. George Fruge allowed eleven hits but held the Gas to six, while Carroll Boyce earned his fifth win for Adler. Haddad, Bickham, and Chapman sparked the Adler offense with a trio of big hits. for United Gas, Bickham and Chapman led with triples.
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Vander Meer Catches Dodgers In No-Hitter For Reds
Johnny Vander Meer pitched his second straight no hitter as the Reds blanked the Dodgers 6-0. Sam Chapman and Lou Finney homered and drove in two runs each in a 7-6 Athletics win. Danny MacFayden blanked the Cubs 2-0 for the Bees, Jake Powell had a double two singles and scored in a 9-4 win. Jimmy Foxx homered as the Red Sox beat the Browns 7-4.
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Seeded No 2 Revoilta eyes Western Open glory
Johnny Revoilta seeks to repeat past success as the No 2 seed in the Western Open Golf Championship three years after his upset win. He faces a tougher field and aims for steady play to secure another major title.
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Yanks Rally To Beat White Sox 6 to 4
The New York Yankees extended their winning streak to five by rallying from behind to defeat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4. A three-run eighth inning followed Larry Rosenthal’s seventh inning pinch homer, sealing the comeback.
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Foxx Homers as Red Sox Top Browns 7 4 in St. Louis
Jimmy Foxx hits his 19th homer with Joe Vosmik aboard to lift Boston past St. Louis 7 to 4. Ostermueller gets the win, Bonetti the loss, in a 2 hour 22 minute game before 962 fans.
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New Deal In Fist Covering Boosts Louis Advantage
The article explains how the New York State Athletic Commission’s rule increasing hand protection for boxing fists may favor Joe Louis by allowing more gauze and tape. Schmeling’s chances are described as diminished, with Louis’s punching power highlighted and glove choices debated.
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Herr Maxie
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Chicago
Mr. Schmeling
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Schmeling Impresses in Six-Round Workout
Speculator New York June 16 Max Schmeling staged a six round drill against Al Albin Joe Mack and Butch Rogers showing uncanny punching accuracy with his right hand and a fast straight left in preparation for the heavyweight title bout with Joe Louis next Wednesday at Yankee Stadium Three more boxing drills are planned before the Louis fight with Schmeling resting Thursday and Friday and boxing Saturday Sunday and Monday
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N. Y
Max Schmeling
al Albin
Joe Mack
Butch Rogers
Max
Joe Louis
Schmeling
Louis
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis Resting Ahead of Schmeling Bout in New Jersey
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis rested in Pomponton Lakes New Jersey after a day of training. He pitched horseshoes entertained visiting reporters and recorded for a radio broadcast ahead of next Wednesday night’s bout with Max Schmeling.
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Baseball and standings update with multiple games listed
The standings show Monroe and Greenwood leading, followed by Greenville El Dorado Helena Hot Springs Pine Bluff. Several scheduled matchups include Greenwood at Monroe El Dorado at Greenville Hot Springs at Helena and Pine Bluff at Clarksdale. Major league lines feature St Louis Philadelphia Boston Chicago Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn with pitchers listed for notable games and matchups.
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Local baseball scores and upcoming games list
Scores show Little Rock over New Orleans 3 2 Birmingham beats Memphis 5 4 Nashville edges Chattanooga 5 4 Beaumont shuts out Tulsa 2 0 Fort Worth defeats Houston 3 0 Oklahoma City wins 7 6 Dallas 4 Shreveport 3. Upcoming games include Shreveport at Fort Worth San Antonio at Tulsa Beaumont at Oklahoma City Houston at Dallas Little Rock at New Orleans Memphis at Birmingham Chattanooga at Nashville Atlanta at Nashville.
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Georgia Golfer Is Medalist In Southern Meet
Billy Eager a 22 year old Valdosta Georgia aeronautical engineer and former Georgia Tech player won medalist honors at the 36th Southern Amateur golf championship in Ponte Vedra Beach Florida. He shot rounds of 73 77 for 180 total and beat challenges from LSU stars Paul Leslie and Morton Bright.
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Leslie
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Montgomery
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Horner
George Bush
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Bobby Riezel
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Richard Mills
Orlando
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Wright Adams
Leroy Ward
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Arthur Avent
Tommy Aycock
Jacksonville
Ward
Freddie Haas, Jr
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Texas League names and scores amid scattered odds
A fragmentary report lists Rogalski Tate and Tighe Olsen and Susce sharing roles with Gick Stephenson Dean and Thomas in a Texas League game. Oklahoma City appears with a .063 batting line and several numerical codes, while Trotter Strickland Swift and others are noted in partial team lines.
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Boxing results from last night include draws and stoppages
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT. Jackie Berg of England and Augie Arellano of Houston drew in a 5 round split draw. Buddy Knox stopped Max Marek in Chicago. Benny Barrish outpointed Lester Marston in San Francisco.
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Jackie
Kid) Berg
England
Augie Arellano
Houston
Tex
Drew
Chicago
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Max Marek
San Francisco
Benny Barrish
Lester Marston
Major League Leaders From AP Baseball Summary
National League led by Lavagetto .369 in batting and Ott with 50 runs. McCormick 18 doubles and 69 hits top NL. Goodman's 14 homers and Ott 13 highlight power. Hack and Galan share 6 stolen bases. Brown 8 2 and Vander Meer 7-2 pace NL pitching. American League batting averages include Averill .378 and Travis 70 hits. Foxx drives 71 RBIs. Foxx also leads homers with 19. Lewis 10 steals and Grove 10-1 top AL pitching.
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Lefty Petit throws no hit no run in Evangeline League tilt
Abbeville Athletics star Lefty Petit hurled a no hit no run game in the second game of a doubleheader against the Lake Charles Skippers. Petit's effort helped Abbeville win 4 0 after taking the opener 2 1. Also, Lafayette White Sox beat Rayne 7 6 in ten innings, and New Iberia and Jeanerette split a twin bill.
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Lefty) Petit
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Scherer
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Louis Schmeling Bout Draws Well Ahead of Show
Promoter Mike Jacobs places $470000 advance sale for the Joe Louis Schmeling title fight at Yankee Stadium on June 22 and predicts gross receipts over $1,000,000 if weather cooperates. He notes sales pace close to the Louis Baer bout with strong demand for $30 ringside seats and a majority of orders from out of town.
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Wrestling Results Reported by Associated Press
Philadelphia referee details late night bouts with Everett Marshall of La Junta and Heinie Olsen of Minneapolis in a 11:14 finish, noting weights and locations for wrestling match results.
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Sox Trounce Greenwood In Opener 8 to 3
By George W. Lofton Slim Cummings, a big right hander, allowed 15 hits as the Monroe White Sox walloped Greenwood's Little Dodgers 8 to 3 last night at Casino.
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White Sox at Greenwood in second game of series
The White Sox and Greenwood's Little Dodgers meet for the second game of a two game set with a 3 o'clock start. Manager Doug Taitt plans Tex Nugent to face the Dodgers to sweep the series while Greenwood manager Elmer Voter names Peach or Skinner to start.
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Skinner
Hackney fuels Sox win in Monroe opener at home stand
Frank Hackney collected five hits in five trips as the Sox toppled Monroe 8 4. Al Bronkhurst allowed ten hits but survived early danger and drove in two runs while backing up two hits and a walk. Bobby Schang added three hits and Brannon two as Taitt and Bronkhurst led a game turning second inning surge and solid defense.
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