Pirates Indians Lose Key Players In Pennant Chase
Pirates and Indians suffer injuries as Arky Vaughan and Frankie Pytlak sit out. Brenzel fills in for Cleveland with two hits in an 11 to 2 win over Boston, while Blanton undergoes appendectomy. Giants top Cardinals 19 hits, Phillies stay hot, and Cubs win with Klein homers.
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East Dixie League game Jackson tops Helena 4 to 1
East Dixie Helena Ark June 18 Jackson of the East Dixie Baseball league defeated Helena 4 to 1 Monday in a well played game. Jackson had eight hits one more than Helena but bunched them for runs. Score by innings Jackson 012 010 000 D MERE 55 ox ov gad 000 001 000 17 i Swigart Lowery and O'Neil Kep ler and Whitney
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Clarksdale Defeats Greenwood In Low-Scoring Pitching Duel
Clarksdale beat Greenwood 2 to 1 in a tight game as Barham and Butler held Greenwood to six hits, while C Moore allowed six hits for Greenwood. Both teams committed several errors, with Clarksdale making four.
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Twilight League Matches Across City Schedules
Firemen face Y's Men in Missouri Pacific games while St. Matthew's plays Legion. Forsythe Masons meet Methodists at Barkdull Faulk. Southern Bell meets Baptists at Neville. In Miami S&ACH Frankie Hughes defeats Tommy Romano in Clinton Indiana. Cleveland, Ohio hosts the event.
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Braddock Named To Prize Ring By Father At Birth
James J Braddock was born in Hell s Kitchen on June 17 1906 to Elizabeth O Toole Braddock and Joe Braddock. The youngster grew up in New Jersey and began fighting early winning 40 knockouts as an amateur. Trainer Joe Gould and Braddock never signed a contract, yet they have earned about 250000 together. Gould continues to seek top fights while Braddock focuses on fighting and Joe handles management.
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Kiwanis Walks Off Phi Kappa In Extra Innings 9 8
West Monroe Kiwanis edged Phi Kappa 9 8 in an eight inning plus extra, Wright Sherrard homering in the eighth for the Kiwanis. Monroe Hardware beat Sav Mor 9 8 in eight innings on Moseley s bases loaded triple in the eighth. Moseley pitched for Hardware. Luffey caught. Renaud pitched for Sav Mor. Gebhardt catcher.
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Plan of Play in Southern Mibs Meet Announced
James Fletcher the Northeast Louisiana marble champion will represent Monroe in the Southern tournament facing champions from Mobile Gulfport and Baton Rouge. The plan divides sixteen champions into four leagues of four with 12 games per player in preliminaries starting June 24 in Gulfport. League winners advance to semifinals with two finalists for the Southern title and national semifinalists meet June 29 in Ocean City New Jersey.
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Indians Rout Red Sox 11–2 to Move Within Tie for Third
Cleveland hammered Boston 11 to 2 as Oral Hildebrand held the Red Sox to six hits. Averill and Campbell each homered, boosting the Tribe into a tie for third place with Detroit after a four of five stretch. Rhodes struggled for Boston, leaving the game with an injured finger in the fourth.
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Gladewater Beats Jacksonville 6-5 in West Dixie League
Gladewater wins final series game 6-5 over Jacksonville in Texas. Unser and Martin homer for Jacksonville and the Bears. Score by innings shows Jacksonville scoring late while Gladewater takes the lead earlier.
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Baseball scores from yesterday’s games
Cincinnati 3 Boston 1 Chicago 5 Brooklyn 3 St. Louis 3 New York 14 Pittsburgh 12 Philadelphia 5 St. Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia only games listed
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Boston 2 Cleveland 11 wired game result
In the lone game Boston lost to Cleveland 2 to 11. Other matchups included New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit with Washington at St. Louis.
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Birmingham tops Chattanooga in high scoring affair
Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 12 to 4 as the schedule featured several rain delays with postponed games at Little Rock and Texas League matchups including Beaumont at Fort Worth postponed due to rain.
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Scores from Friday district games in Acadiana region
Opelousas fell to Abbeville 4 to 6 while Jeanerette defeated Lafayette 6 to 3. Alexandria beat Lake Charles 7 to 5 and Rayne won 7 to 3 over New Iberia.
Fast Dixie League Scores Reach Narrow Margin
Jackson defeats Helena 4 1. Clarksdale beats Greenwood 2 1. Milwaukee bests Kansas City 4 5. Toledo tops Columbus 10 9. Minneapolis over St. Paul 7 6. Louisville at Indianapolis postponed due to rain tonight.
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International League Scores and Schedule Notes
Buffalo defeated Newark 3 to 2 while Rochester fell 12 to 7 at Baltimore. Toronto visits Albany for a night game as Montreal's game at Syracuse was postponed.
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Legion Teams Ready to Play in Fifth District Drive
American Legion junior baseball squads from Louisiana's fifth district prepare for the 1935 title push led by Sam Orchard and Dr. C. L. Mengis. Monroe, Ruston, and Bernice will compete. Monroe trains at Casino Park with Captain pick to be named. The Monroe lineup features Hyde, Pate, Takewell or Stron, Stewart, Inzina or Dedman, Ricks, Fontana, and Blazier with strong pitching including Stroud Takewell Horton and Hinton.
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Landis Allows Sing Sing Star Pitts on Albany Team
Judge Landis rules Edwin C. Pitts may join Albany in the International League with a contract clause limiting him to regular league games for 1935. He must not appear in or attend exhibition games, and no hearing was held.
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Jeanerette Leads Evangeline League With 6 3 Win Over Lafayette
Jeanerette beat Lafayette 6 to 3 to extend its Evangeline League lead to two and a half games. Alexandria defeated Lake Charles 7 to 5 to move within two games of Lafayette, with Rayne topping New Iberia 7 to 3 and Abbeville downing Opelousas 6 to 4. Trades describe batting leader Ricks and strong infield play by Hyde. pitchers Horton Takewell and Stroud posted wins in exhibition play.
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Dr Karl Sarpolis to meet Kelly Wednesday card
Dr Karl Sarpolis of Chicago ranked fifth nationally to heavyweight champ Jim Londos will wrestle Ernest Kelly in the main event at Roosevelt stadium Wednesday night. Promoter Bruscato announces replacement for Swede Holmberg with Sarpolis who drew Kelly in Houston last week. Semi final features Jack McArthur and Dutch Lauderslager with two hour main event and one hour semi final limits.
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Grant Retains Southern Title
Atlanta star Bryan M. Bitsy Grant defeated Hal Surface of Kansas City in straight sets to win the Southern amateur tennis championship at Belle Meade Country Club. The 24-year-old Georgian, who will defend his national clay courts title in Chicago, won 6-1 6-2 6-2.
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Lefty) Bryan
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Boxing results from Chicago and Lancaster bouts
In Chicago Davey Day edged Patsy Severo by 133 3 4 to 132 1 2 while Sgt. Saluski and Al Van Den Bosch fought to a draw. In Lancaster Charley Burns defeated Frank Wallace 136 to 135 with Wallace from Cleveland.
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Braddock Schmeling Planned Title Bout For September
Promoter Jimmy Johnstone announces tentative plans for a September heavyweight title fight between James Braddock and Max Schmeling at Madison Square Garden. Schmeling aims for a title shot after recent European wins, with talks to involve Joe Gould and Joe Jacobs. Braddock is briefly unavailable due to vacation.
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Many Golfers Beat Tallulah in Inter-city Match
Municipal Golf Club overwhelms Tallulah Country Club 32 to 6 on the local course. Kenneth Holt and Winnie Cole led with a clean 3 0 sweep and a 68 best score. Harberson posted a 34 for the best nine holes.
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Barons Stomp Lookouts In Southern Association Tilt
Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 12 to 4 to even the series before 1,902 fans. Gate receipts of 1324.50 supported the mortgage fund for Johnny Dobb's widow, with both clubs and the league waiving their share. McEvoy Epps Cohen Parker Millies Jackson starred for the Barons.
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Giants Cruise Past Cardinals 14-3 in Riverside Tilt
The New York Giants defeated the St Louis Cardinals 14 to 3 as Hal Schumacher delivered a homer and three RBIs while Gus Mancuso collected four singles and a double. Paul Dean struggled early against 19 Giants hits, and Tom Clarke was ejected after a dispute with umpire Cy Rigler.
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Berger Drives Braves to Twin Wins Over Reds on Bunker Hill Day
Wally Berger slugged his 10th homer of the season and added a four bagger as the Boston Braves beat the Cincinnati Reds 8-3 in game one and 5-1 in game two. Berger collected four hits in the doubleheader, driving in six runs. Ed Brandt pitched the opener. Danny MacFayden starred in relief in the nightcap. The Braves clinched the doubleheader victory.
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