Tallulah Beats Winnsboro 5-4 In Tight Northeast Louisiana League Game
Tallulah Nips Winnsboro 5 to 4 in Tallulah Louisiana as Magula and McLemore each collect three hits. Eckhart worked to the eighth inning while Torrence held Winnsboro to six hits, and Tallulah offense produced 11 hits to claim the upset victory.
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Southern Asi'n PEBS Take Pair Little Rock Contests
Southern Asi'n PEBS split a twin bill in Little Rock with Atlanta, winning 3-2 in the opener and 4-2 in the nightcap. The first game featured a 6-0 start by Atlanta before Little Rock rallied, while the second game saw Little Rock plate runs in key innings to secure the sweep.
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Xpper
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Chattanooga Lookouts Sweep doubleheader over Mobile Bears
Chattanooga won both ends of a June 17 doubleheader, 4 to 3 and 3 to 2. Thicke, Klippstein, Newsom, and Wells mixed with Moise and Early for Mobile, while Johnson and Early pitched for Chattanooga. In Nashville, the Vols beat New Orleans 4 to 3 in the first game before losing 6 to 3 in the second. Yochim, Ballinger, and Sawatski supported New Orleans, with Wade and Hemsley for Nashville. Birmingham Barons climbed to first by defeating Memphis 2 to 0 behind Modica and Stephenson.
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Homogenize Wins Hitchcock Steeplechase at Aqueduct
Homogenize, from Auburn Farm, won the $10,000 added Hitchcock Steeplechase at Aqueduct in 4:56 4/5 for about two and a half miles, earning $7.60. Cerabon captured Delaware Park’s third event with a 1:14 3/5 six furlongs, paying $112.10 for place and $51.50 for show. Shaffie led Narragansett’s sprint in 1:12 3/5 for $13.60.
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Yankees Edge Tigers on Joost Home Run Tie
Eddie Joost hit his 15th homer to tie the league lead as Philadelphia Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 7-3. Sid Hudson pitched five-hit ball as Washington Browns shut out the Browns 5-0 with seven hits off Red Embree.
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Eddie Joost
Lou Brissie
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Sid Hudson
St. Louis Browns
Red Embree
Major League Deadline Brings Few Wayward Deals
New York June 17. The major league deadline passed with few big moves. Pittsburgh bought Ed Sauer from St Louis, then sold him to Boston for Phil Masi, plus a minor leaguer and cash. Cincinnati and Chicago Cubs swapped four outfielders, Hank Sauer and Frankie Baumholtz to the Cubs for Harry Walker and Harry Lowrey. Pittsburgh also sold Bobby Rhawn to Chicago White Sox for 10 000. Boston sent Sam Mele and Mickey Harris to Washington for Walter Masterson. Reds traded Ray Mueller to New York Giants for Walker Cooper, then Giants sold Mickey Livingston to Boston for 10 000. From now to Aug 31 waiver deals only.
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Ed Sauer
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Phil Masi
Pirates
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Hank Sauer
Frankie Baumholtz
Cubs
Harry Walker
Harry Lowrey
Bobby Rhawn
Standings and scores across leagues and cities today
Sports standings show St Louis 6 Brooklyn 2 Boston 7 Pittsburgh 2 New York at Cincinnati rain Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 vs Pittsburgh night. Listings include Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, Chicago 10-4, New York 6-5, Cleveland 6, Boston 3, Washington 5. Detroit 3. Daily results: Hammond 5 Baton Rouge 3, Abbeville 8 Alexandria 5, Greenwood 12 Natchez 1, Clarksdale 10 E Dorado 5, Helena 13 Hot Springs 3, Fort Worth 6 Beaumont 0, Tulsa 12 Houston 7. Continuous schedules across cities and minor leagues.
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La Motta Wins World Middleweight Title in 10th Round KO
Jake La Motta of New York defeated Marcel Cerdan of Casa Blanca by knockout in the 10th round to claim the world middleweight championship in Detroit. Cerdan suffered a shoulder injury early and fought through a brutal last five rounds as La Motta pressed nonstop, in front of about 15,000 spectators.
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Jake la Motta
New York
Bronx
Marcel Cerdan
Casablanca
Johnny Weber
Joseph Calahan
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Cerdan
Tony Zale
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Red Birds Leave Philadelphia in Amateur Tilt
Verban and Jones starred as the Red Birds defeated Chicago 8 to 7. Konstanty earned the win, Muncrief the loss, with Dubiel fanning four in seven and two thirds. Attendance neared 4,899 as spectators watched the U S amateur championship record crowd in 1930 Philadelphia for Bobby Jones grand slam note.
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Verban
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Dubiel
Rowe
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Trinkle
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Stewart
U. S
Bobby Jones
Jersey Jones sizing up future heavyweight hopefuls in New York
New York reports Jersey Jones weighs in on heavyweight prospects listing Maynard Jones from Wilmington as a fast clever puncher with work troubles. He cites Roland LaStarza Joe Cheshut Johnny Wilson Rocky Marciano and Johnny Holman as upstarts with varying traits, noting mixed excitement over the rising talent pool.
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Jersey
Jones
Ezzard Charles
Joe Walcott
Joey Maxim
Lee Savold
Bruce Woodcock
Maynard Jones
Wilmington
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Maynard
Shane
Roland LaStarza
Joe Cheshut
Johnny Wilson
Rocky Marciano
Johnny Holman
New Track Layout At Oklahoma A Stadium Draws Praise
The Oklahoma A Stadium removed the running track to add seating and built a new footrace layout. Coach John Jacobs contributed an article noting advantages for football and track. He quips that 55 000 spectators cannot see a two mile team loss between halves.
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Athletic Journal
John Jacobs
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Texas law bars bottle throwing at games
Texas legislature enacted a law banning throwing bottles cushions rocks or any missile at athletic contests. The measure sets fines from five to twenty five dollars for offenders and makes officials protected from such attacks by the new statute.
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Texas
Kovacs Seeks Upset Seed Behind Don Budge in Open
Frank Kovacs is seeded behind Don Budge in next week's pro tennis championships. The best view of the finish at the Poughkeepsie regatta is available for 5 cents if pedestrians keep moving across the upstream bridge. St. John's University baseball departs for Wichita Kansas for the NCAA finals, their first trip west of Peoria Illinois and likely the first time many players realized land lies west of the Hudson River.
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Don Budge
Poughkeepsie
St. John’s U
Wichita
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Redmen
Peoria
Hudson River
Pacific schools fined for violations in PCC
Pacific Coast Conference members were fined a total of $21,105 for athletic code violations in the last year. The University of Washington received $5,500, Idaho $4,010, and Oregon State $120, with penalties arising from 26 categories. Commissioner Victor Schmidt noted many fines were for technical issues and would not qualify under the NCAA sanity code.
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Portland
Ore
Far West
Oregon State College
Victor O. Schmidt
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Rain Delays Southern Amateur Golf Tourney at Asheville
Weather halted the Southern Golf Association amateur tournament at Biltmore Forest CC in Asheville North Carolina. The first round endured a steady downpour soaking the course, and officials called off the second round with the 36 hole championship match postponed to Sunday.
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N. C
Southern Golf Association
Biltmore Forest
Al Kircher Honored as MSU All Around Athlete
EAST LANSING Mich Al Kircher newly appointed Michigan State basketball coach is celebrated as one of the school's greatest all around athletes. He starred in football basketball and baseball and graduated in 1934 highlighting a multi sport career at MSU.
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Mich
al Kircher
Michigan State
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Kircher
Ray Ainsley Sets 19 on 16th Hole in 1938 Open
Ray Ainsley shot a 19 on the 16th hole during the second round of the 1938 U S Open, the highest single-hole score recorded in that tourney.
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Ray Ainsley
Kentucky basketball tryout raises Braves visit in Boston
Ralph Beard, the Kentucky basketball player, joined a recent Boston tryout with the Braves. The Richmond Capital City Softball League banned Ray Wingo and Bill Covington from pitching this season, deemed too good for the circuit. American horsemen celebrate word that the Jersey act has finally been abandoned in London, a move long discussed as theatrical.
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Braves
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Ray Wingo
Bill Covington
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Mosquito Belt
West Monroe Vols Defeat Mangham 9 to 4 in Scheduled Game
West Monroe Vols defeated Mangham 9 to 4 in the lone scheduled game. Babe Ruth and Mel Ott are cited as major league record holders in runs batted in.
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Babe Ruth
Mel Ott
Southeastern high school baseball tourney opens in Johnson City
The Southeastern High School Baseball Tournament begins Tuesday in Johnson City with eight state champions expected. Entered so far are Washington and Lee Arlington, St. Xavier Louisville, Clemmons Clemons, North Nashville, and host Science Hill. Alabama Georgia Florida and Mississippi top teams to enter after state playoffs.
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Washington and Lee High
Arlington
St. Xavier High
Louisville
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Clemmons
N. C
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Science Hill High
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Georgia
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Mississippi
Haas Memorial Reaches Finals In First Annual Handicap
Dick Touchstone and E S Shep Girault reach the finals of the Cramer Haas Memorial Handicap Tournament at Bayou DeSiard Country Club with Girault needing two and one and three and two wins to advance. Goochstone also advances to face Girault in the final after beating Kelso Jr and others. Bayou DeSiard to host inter city match with Bastrop Sunday. Club Championship qualifying begins tomorrow with June 26 deadline.
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E. S. “Shep
Girault
Cramer Haas
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Tomore Row
Milo Mattinson
M. J. Carbone
Louis Mileler
Wesley Shafto
E. N. Hem
Goochstone
John Kelso, Jr
Bill Jones
Foster Wallace
H. H. Perry
Hebson
Mattinson
Bayou DeSiard
Bastrop Country Club
Bastrop
Bayou DeSiard Club
Hamilton sets Motor City pace with 63 on Meadow Brook course
Lanky Bob Hamilton, former P G A champion, fired 63 to lead the $15,000 Motor City Open on opening day. His eight under par round at Meadow Brook CC set a new course record on the 6,616 yard par 71 layout, giving him a three stroke edge over Cary Middlecoff and Henry Ranson.
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Bob Hamilton
Hamilton
Meadow Brook Country Club
Byron Nelson
Meadow Brook
Cary Middlecoff
Henry Ranson
St. Andrews
Ill
Braves Move Up Behind Cubs With Back-To-Back Wins
In a pair of close games, the Boston Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs 7-6 and 8-7 to jump Pittsburgh at the top of the National League. The results mirrored a strong stretch for Boston as the Cubs stayed in close contention.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Fair Grounds Race Track
Chuck Fenske
Princeton
Sydney Wooderson
England
Belmont Stakes: oldest race in racing’s triple crown
The Belmont Stakes stands as the oldest event among the three races comprising racing’s Triple Crown. It features top thoroughbreds competing across challenging distances, with history and prestige shaping each run. The article notes traditional rivals and notable connections linked to the event and its enduring status in American horse racing.
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