Lazzeri Rated High Despite Low Hitting Average
Yankee second baseman Tony Lazzeri earns praise for clutch hitting and solid defense despite a .268 batting average. Teammates call him a true team player who comes through in pinch situations and contributes 41 RBIs, with 17 driven in since June.
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Ruston to Host doubleheader with Sterlington in Ouachita league
Ruston aims to climb from fourth as it hosts Sterlington Engineers in a two game Ouachita Valley league doubleheader at 2 30 p m Wednesday. Rosbury will start the first game and Willis the nightcap while Bart and Ray E Davis headline Ruston’s batting.
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Shreveport
Dr. Stiles
University of Georgia
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Loreco
Clarks Black Yankees Rout Natchitoches Nine
Clarks Black Yankees defeated the Natchitoches Red Devils 7 to 0 on Sunday to move to five wins and one loss this season. Stormy Jordan pitched well for Clarks while Gisland Addison and Ward led the hitting. The club has beaten Monroe Black Drillers, Hatting, Meeker and Natchitoches. teams seeking games may call the colored hotel in Clarks.
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Yesterday's Results With Wet Grounds Across City Matchups
Chicago at Brooklyn and St. Louis at New York played on wet grounds while Pittsburgh at Philadelphia faced rain. Only games scheduled.
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Broklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago Boston Doubleheader Preview and Matchups
Today's baseball games feature Chicago at Boston in two encounters with Warneke facing Betts and Lee opposing H Smith. Cincinnati visits Brooklyn for Frey against Zachary and Freitas versus Clark. Pittsburgh plays New York while St Louis meets Philadelphia with Walker facing Davis.
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Weather Outlook For MLB Doubleheaders Across Cities
Rain delays observed in New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit while Washington at St Louis and Boston at Cleveland face wet grounds. Expect soggy fields and possible postponements across several ballparks today.
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Philadelphia at Chicago Wilshere and Whitehead clash
Philadelphia faces Chicago with Wilshere battling Whitehead as Boston visits St. Louis for game two. Rhodes meets Walkup, Gomez faces Crowder, Bronca meets Bridges, while Washington plays Cleveland with Linke against Pearson and Burke against Stewart.
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Cleveland
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Burke
Stewart
Football results from a midweek schedule
Atlanta defeated by Memphis 0 to 2, New Orleans 3, Nashville 4, Birmingham hosts Chattanooga Iain. Knoxville 4, Little Rock 1. New Orleans at Nashville and Knoxville at Little Rock. Birmingham at Chattanooga and Atlanta at Memphis.
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East Dixie League results show Greenville routs Pine Bluff
The East Dixie League games include Greenville defeating Pine Bluff 19 to 7 while Jackson loses 0 to 2 to Helena. Barksdale improves to 12 3 and Greenwood goes to 9 4 in league play.
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Jackson
Helena
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Greenwood
American Association Night Scheduled Games
Rainy night in St Paul at Minneapolis with Milwaukee visiting Kansas City. Only games on the slate.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Montreal Defeats Syracuse in International League Action
Montreal topped Syracuse 5 to 3 in a minor league baseball nightcap. Rochester visited Baltimore, Toronto hosted Albany, and Buffalo played Newark in varied weather as schedules moved ahead amid routine league play. A separate note mentions Sumatran brides chosen for pearly teeth and a groom filing teeth to deter rivals after marriage.
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Rochester
Baltimore
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Newark
Sarpolis vs Kelly Headline Monroe Wrestling Show
Dr Karl Sarpolis ranked near top of heavyweight contenders meets Ernest Kelly in the main event at Roosevelt Stadium Monroe. Semi final features Jack McArthur vs Dutch Landerslager with two hours and one hour limits respectively. Bruscato expects big turnout as Prophit announces and Lisotta times two out of three falls.
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Waterproof Tigers Defeat Clayton Team 4-1 in Slow Game
Waterproof Louisiana beat Clayton 4 to 1 as Lefty Smith held them to three hits through seven innings. In the Waterproof eighth inning Parker Wiggins led off with a home run and the Tigers added three more hits for three runs. Wiley and Keys limited Clayton to five hits in a fast defensive affair. Bennett caught for Waterproof and Johnny Clayton for Clayton.
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Alto Red Caps Defeat Delco Rabbit Chasers 10 to 8
Alto Red Caps beat Delco Rabbit Chasers 10 to 8 in Alto Louisiana on Sunday. Etheredge and Brown pitched. Stephens and Mullins caught. Earl pitched for Delco with Castler catching. Brown hit a home run and Nelson a triple, with Brown and Nelson delivering the heaviest blows.
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Delco
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Braddock's Rise After 22 Losses to Reach Baer Triumph
The profile recounts Jimmy Braddock's career tumble from 11 straight knockouts to a long slump after 1929. It notes his defeats to Sekura, Lomski, Rosenbloom and Loughran, the 1929 crash, and his later comeback culminating in the win over Max Baer at the Garden Bowl. It also covers his financial decline and return to work as a stevedore while caring for Mae Fox Braddock and three children.
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Mae Fox Braddock
Chicks blank Crackers to near first place lead
Memphis rookie Jim Henry limited Atlanta to six hits as the Chicks beat the Crackers 2 to 0 on June 19 in Memphis. Chatham hit a triple and two doubles in three trips, while Shortstop added key hits. Final score Memphis 2 Atlanta 0.
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Pipgras Leads Nashville to 4-3 Victory Over New Orleans
George Pipgras, back in a Vol uniform for the first time since 1925, pitched seven innings for Nashville as they beat New Orleans 4-3. Eiland finished the game, preserving Nashville’s undefeated home record under manager Johnny Butler.
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Alabama Pitts to Sign New Contract With Albany Club
Ed win G Alabama Pitts, cleared by Commissioner Landis to play organized baseball, prepared to sign a second contract with the Albany club of the International league. The deal bars exhibition games and sets no definite first game date, with manager Al Mamaux and GM Johnny Evers indicating Pitts will sit until the next day’s game.
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Edwin G
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Turning Point Stirs Career in Corn Griffin’s Comeback
A battered fighter, once near the bottom, finds a crucial raise in Corn Griffin of Georgia, who arrived just a year ago to help rebuild strength and muscle for battles he had not anticipated. The moment marks a decisive turning point in his comeback attempt.
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Gulf Coast Military Academy to Host Southern Marble Champs
Gulfport Mississippi welcomes 16 marble champions for the southern finals at Ringer stadium. The riders will stay a week at Gulf Coast Military Academy, famed as an honor military school since 1912. Quarters in Company B, access to beaches, crabbing, and a special bus to the stadium are planned.
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Gulfport
Publishers defeat Sav-Mor 5 3 in night game at Forsythe Park
The Publishers topped Sav-Mor Grocers 5 to 3 under Forsythe park lights. Montgomery pitched for the winners with Renaud losing. Bickham and Coco were the catchers. Sterling McClain hit a home run for the Publishers and Martin and Martin each earned a three bagger.
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Red Caps Triumph 8-5 Over Legion Recreation Nine
The Red Caps of the Recreation league defeated the American Legion nine 8 to 5 in a slugfest. Both teams collected 12 hits as a seven run seventh inning broke the game open. For the Legion Prior and Johnson and Red Caps Higgins led with three hits apiece. Rushing pitched for the winners while Wroten and Johnson worked for the Legion.
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First Co ed Wins Penn State Regular Letter
Dorothy Anderson of Butler Pa becomes the first co ed to win a regular letter at Penn State and likely the only one in the country. She starred for the Nittany Lions tennis team winning six of seven matches against eastern colleges.
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Jose Santa
Favorites win in women s tourney round one
In Omaha at the Field Club course the favored players defeated rivals in rain soggy conditions to claim first round victories in the championship flight of the Women's Trans Mississsippi tournament. Second round pairings set future matchups featuring notable players from Kansas City Salt Lake City Denver Lincoln Des Moines and St Louis with Phyllis Buchanan matching Mrs Sidles and Lucille Robinson facing Mrs Silverford.
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Omaha Field Club
O. S. Hill
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Betty B. Botherill
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Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Mississippi
Fred Sidles
Lincoln Neb
Colorado
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Jean Saint
L. K. Zech
Chicago
G. Krausnick
Lincoln
Sara Guth
St. Louis
Ann Sue Kennedy
Columbia
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Roxie Schenkman
Lucille Robinson
H. W. Silverford
Patty Janes Berg
Minneapolis
Mary S. Fellows
Tulsa
Richland Defeats Walnut Grove 15-9 in Louisiana Ball Game
Richland, La June 19. The Richland baseball club defeated Walnut Grove 15 to 9 on the Richland diamond. Rickel and Gordon pitched for Walnut Grove while J Bruce and J Womack shared Richland’s mound duties. K Pickett had four hits in six at bats and J Bruce hit a homer. Richland meets Dunn in a doubleheader next Sunday.
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Impellettiere Trials versus Loughran in Ten Round Feud
In this 1935 critique Ray Impellettiere, a 6 foot 7 and a half inch, 256 pound hopeful from Peekskill, faces Tommy Loughran at Philadelphia's ball park in a ten round bout. The writer argues Impellettiere is not a born fighter, but a heavily schooled contender lacking instinct.
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Morris tops qualifiers with sub par 68 in southern amateur
Johnny Morris 20 year old Birmingham amateur fired a four under 68 at the James River course to lead the southern amateur qualification in Richmond. Brown Rainwater and Ewing Watkins followed four back with 72 while defending champ Fred Haas Jr sat out and 36 players posted better than 80.
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Ewing Watkins
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Fred Haas, Jr
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Dan Sage, Jr
Atlanta
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Lansing Eubanks
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Vincent D’antoni
Moreton McCarthy
Norfolk
Edwin McClure
Shreveport
Ross Puette
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Charleston
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Judd Brumley
Greenville
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H. Crim Peck
Lexington
William Castleman
Louisville
Sam Perry
Perry
Memphis Club to Host 1936 Southern Golf Tournament
Memphis Country Club in Memphis Tennessee was chosen Tuesday night as the site for the 1936 Southern golf tournament at the association meeting. President J M Scott of Charlotte and all officers and directors were re elected.
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Marion CCC Nine Defeats Eureka 6-5 in Ninth Inning Rally
Marion O possums of Company 1440 CCC edged Eureka 6 to 5 in Marion Louisiana Sunday. Eureka led with ten hits off Roy O possum hurler while Marion had eight. Crawford stood out for Eureka with three hits. McEnery Cole and Thorn each had two hits for the winners.
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