Monroe White Sox sweep Judges in twin bill
Monroe White Sox win both ends of a doubleheader from Pine Bluff Judges at Casino Park 2 to 1 in each game. Perry earned the first game victory with a third inning run, while Englehorn Knight and Medak fueled the second game's decisive sixth inning rally. Red Rollings was ejected for protest before police were summoned.
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White Sox
Pine Bluff
Casino Park
Monroe White Sox
Ray Hoffman
Lawrence Hinton
Jim Brister
Sox
Browning
Doyle
Porter
Dewey Atkins
Judge
Tom Perry
Perry
Joe Eagar
Bobby Schang
Eagar
Atkins
Fred Gardner
Dale Englehorn
Ed Knight
Pete Medak
Englehorn
Guy Pruitt
Fleckenstein
Knight
Major Bowles
Gardner
Pine Elu
Jack
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Bob Burt
Bob Hill
Red Rollings
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Rollings
Eddie Patrow
Tom Gwin
Patrow
Larieu
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Hill
Medak
Red Pruitt
Adam Fleckenstein
Fred Walker
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California crew sets four mile regatta record at Poughkeepsie
A year ago California varsity rowers clocked 18 minutes 12 seconds for the four mile race at the Poughkeepsie regatta beating Washington by a half length. Three years back Barney Ross stopped Walter Woods in the fourth round of a non title bout. Five years ago Commissioner Landis ruled Edwin Pitts could play for Albany International League club only in exhibition games.
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Poughkeepsie
Washington
Barney Ross
Walter Woods
Landis
Edwin
Alabama
Pitts
Albany International League Club
Three Gotham Teams Licked in Twin Bills
Sunday brought heavy losses for New York teams as the Yankees Giants and Dodgers were swept in doubleheaders. The Browns shocked the Yankees 12-6 and 6-5 while Cincinnati’s Linus Frey hit a decisive homer in a 1-0 loss for Brooklyn.
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Gotham
Baseball Scores From A Season Page
The data lists teams Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Detroit and St Louis with run totals and pitching lines including players Sewell Heintzelman Davis Gumbert Danning Derringer Lombardi Phelps Lee Raffensberger Page Harr nett Sullivan Coffman Masi Berres Passeau Todd Fette Barnicle Berres Berry Warneke Owen Blanton Atwood Grove Bagby Desautels Lyons Tresh Wilson Desautels Knott Wie land Appleton Turner Ruffing Sandis Hildebrand Dickey Kennedy Swift Breuer Russo Murphy Roser Coffman Susee Hudlin Chase Ferrell Bridges Tebbetts and others in scattered box score style.
Charge Club Delays Sailing Of Vessels
A shipping ministry spokesman said the Norwegian seamen union complained that the Scandinavian seamen's club in the United States delays sailing of Scandinavian ships from U S ports by causing crew disaffection. The British embassy in Washington may seek U S action. the club, once Communist affiliated, now funded by Nazis.
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London
Shipping Ministry
Norwegian Seamen’s Union
Scandinavian Seamen's Club
United States
Washington
Standings and Results Across Teams and Cities
Yesterday standings list Monroe 2-2 Pine Bluff 1-1 El Dorado 3-5 Hot Springs 2-4 Greenville 5-7 Helena 3-9 Greenwood Clarksdale rein. Today schedules include Pine Bluff at Monroe Hot Springs at El Dorado Greenville at Helena Greenwood at Clarksdale plus numerous city matchups across Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Boston Chicago St Louis Philadelphia and more with several weather affected games and reschedules. Fort Worth and Dallas games noted with scores and rain impacts.
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Monroe
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Hot Springs
Greenville
Helena
Greenwood
Clarksdale
Rein
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cotton States League
Wen
el Dorado Hot Springs
Sir Helena
Greenwood Seaetareers
League Leaders Highlights From Associated Press
National League leaders include Danning of New York leading in batting and RBIs, Frey of Cincinnati with 9 stolen bases, and Lehrman Melton of New York tied for pitching wins at 6-1. American League leaders show Radcliff of St. Louis atop batting with .370, Foxx of Boston driving in 55, and Newsom of Detroit 7-1 in pitching.
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New York
Frey
Cincinnati
F. McCormick
Moore
Hack
Chicago
Ross
Boston
Mize
St. Louis
Lehrman
Melton
Radcliff
Williams
Foxx
Cramer
Greenberg
Detroit
Keiler
Moses
Philadelphia
Case
Washington
Newsom
Louis Godoy End Training for Yankee Stadium Bout
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis and Arturo Godoy prepare for their 11 round title fight at Yankee Stadium set for Thursday night. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects strong gate nearing $200 000 with ringside seats at 270. Godoy, Chilean challenger, has trained hard and seeks to upset Louis while Louis looks to extend dominance and potentially lose the title in the future.
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New York
Joe Louis
Arturo Godey
Yankee Stadium
Peir
Mike Jacobs
Godey
Chile
Louis
Johnny Paychek
Godoy
Audtly
Arturo
Arturo Bly
al Weill
Schmeling
Bob Pastor
Detroit
Roundup of Baseball News and Pro Sports Potpourri
NY sports editor notes Dizzy Dean minor praise and one all star vote. Comments on Joe Medwick and Carl Hubbell, World’s Fair lectures, and Father’s Day recalls. Mentions Tom Stidham Oklahoma U alumni in pros, Dempsey aiding Red Cross, Bill Terry praise, and Dodgers fan reaction at Suffolk Downs.
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Eddie Briers
New York
Dizzy Dean
Jon Medwick
Christy Walsh
Cubs
Dean
Carl Hubbell
Louis
Godoy
Mebbe
Oklahoma U
Tom Stidham
Joe Medwick
Medwick
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Jack Dempsey
Miami Beach
Red Cross
Bill Terry
Brooklyn
Dodger
Suffolk Downs
Texas League Piet Game Shreveport 6 SL MI 3 Beaumont 000 041 Iie 5
Shreveport defeats Beaumont 5 to 3 in a rain-postponed Texas League game led by strong pitching and late runs. Players listed include Hallett Andrews Manders Parsons for Shreveport and Reid Friar Andrews Mueller Parsons for Beaumont. Game affected by rain.
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Shreveport
Beaumont
Hallett and
Reid
Friar
Andrews
Parker Seeks National Clay Courts Title At River Forest
Frank Parker former boy wonder of tennis begins his bid for a third national clay courts singles title at the 30th annual River Forest tournament. Parker faces Arthur Marx in his opener as Robert Riggs and Althea Marble advance in earlier rounds. Welby Van Horn survives a tough match while Kamrath injures an ankle and Helen Bernhard moves to the third round.
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Chicago
Frank Parker
River Forest Club
Parker
Arthur Marx
Groucho ‘Ierx
Robert Riggs
United States
England
Riggs
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Allee Marble
Kitty Lawrence
Winnetka
Ill
Welby van Horn
Los Angeles
Bob Kamrath
Texas
Kamrath
Collegiate Stars Vie For Middle States Tennis Title
A field of top collegiate players opens competition for the Middle States tennis championship in Wilmington Delaware. Seeded top is Frank Guernsey national intercollegiate champion from Rice Institute. Rifle ranges used on British golf courses to train volunteer civil defense guards.
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Wilmington
Del
Frank Guernsey
Rice Institute
Indians retract demands end Cleveland pennant feud
Indian players withdraw all resignation statements amid peace meeting led by Cleveland manager Oscar Vitt. Twenty one players sign a pledge to start over with teammates as Hatchet burying ceremony ends with Alva Bradley blessing. Heath Helf Grimes Weatherly remain out injured or absent.
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Cleveland
Indiana
Demama
Oscer Vitt
Vitt
Bradley
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Baseball
Jeff Heath
Hank Helf
Quear Grimes
Oil worker held for alleged theft at American Legion hall
Jena Louisiana June 11 Lester Weems a field worker from Tullas is held in LaSalle parish jail on a charge of breaking and entering the Tullas American Legion hall and stealing an American flag. Deputy arresting officers were Jess Whatley and Clayton Mitchel.
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Jena
Lester Weems
Tullas
Ofl
LaSalle Pariah
American Legion
Weems
Jess Whatley
Clayton Mitchel
Deaths Last Night
Dubose Heyward, 44, novelist and poet known for Porgy and Mamba's Daughters, dies. Col Augustine W. Robins, commander of the Air Corps Training Center at Randolph Field, San Antonio, reported in this death notice.
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N. C
Duboee Heyward
Porgy
Augustine W. Robins
San Antonio
Tex
Autine W. Robins
Air Corps Training Center
Rendolph Field
Fragmented OCR provides scattered team notes and names
The readable fragments list teams such as Chattanooga, Birmingham, Nashville, Memphis, and New Orleans with partial names like Richards, Miller, Polli, McAdamna, and George. The text mentions games, venues, and dates in jumbled form, reflecting a damaged sports section with incomplete standings and lineups.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Knoxville
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Southern Association
Memphis Deeeagsens
Seeeseves
Coors & Chattanooga
Local Buyer Acquires Land Clearing Property
An unidentified buyer named Minti Bronke NMagursk has purchased a parcel of land near here and begun clearing the site for development. No further details on the buyer or exact location are provided.
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Minti Bronke
Nmagursk
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