Pirates Install Pie Traynor as Manager Amid Slump
Harold Pie Traynor took over as Pirates manager from George Gibson as Pittsburgh dropped to fifth with a 5-3 loss to the New York Giants. The Pirates trailed the league leaders while Giants boosted their lead. Ed Brandt and a timely Randy Moore homer powered the Braves past the Cubs, and Philadelphia edged St Louis in 12 innings as Curt Davis earned his eighth win. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 11-7 as Casey Stengel watched Johnny Babich exit early. Cleveland and Washington split a doubleheader, leaving both in a virtual tie for third place, with Hal Trosky homering for the Indians in a 3-0 win.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Traynor
George Gibson
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bucs
New York Giants
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Cardinals
Ed Brandt
Randy Moore
Braves
Cubs
Phillies
Paul Dean
Dean
St. Louis
Phils
John Moore
Dolph Camilli
Curt Davis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Casey Stengel
Johnny Babich
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Johnny Stone
Heinie Manush
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Mel Harder
Hal Trosky
Monte Weaver
Pie Traynor
Buccaneers
Boston Braves
Moore
Eeeep Tenes
Critz
Terry
Ib Pe Deen
Suhr Vaughan
Lavagetto
Jensen
Hoyt
Ryan
Ott
Terry E Lavagetto
Hi Ryan
Vaughan
Suhr
Jackson
French
Schumacher
Pronch
Hubbell
Reardon
Moran
Prench
Pfirman
Pine Bluff and Shreveport Open East Dixie Play
Baseball results from Pine Bluff and Shreveport open East Dixie League action with scores, errors, and key players listed for each game. El Dorado, Greenville, Weehbwese, Packoon, Clarksdale, and Boutwell are cited with contributing players in multiple matchups.
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L. B. Jones
O'Neal
Margaino
Mackey
Billings
Packoon
Clarksdale
Boutwell
Jones
McClung
O'Flaherty
Pine Bluff
Rene
Shreveport Eee
Jackson
Ferriday All Stars Defeat Winnfield Tigers 2 to 1
Ferriday All Stars edged Winnfield Tigers 2 to 1 as Davis and Wilson pitched near perfect games. The locals scored in the second and seventh innings while Winnfield managed a lone run in the final frame. Next Sunday Ferriday hosts Lake Providence at the Fair Grounds park.
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Ferriday
All-Stars
Winnfield Tigers
Davis
Wilson
Lake Providence
Fair Grounds Park
Winnfield
C.acs
Tomkins
Twymon
Clark
Dunn Wallops Epps In Local Baseball Spree
Travis pitched tight for Dunn while Epps struggled with nine to four hits allowed. Dunn team widened lead with a hitting spree producing 15 runs in a high scoring contest in the third inning.
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Dunn Wallops
Epps
Dunn
Travis
Inn
Baseball Results Roundup With Rain Delays
Yesterday New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 3 while Brooklyn fell to Cincinnati 11 to 7 and Boston beat Chicago 2 to 1. Philadelphia won 10 to 8 over St Louis in 12 innings. Upcoming matchups include Philadelphia at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago with several rain affected contests.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chicago Creastes
Imi Teas Sebuiees Fame
Brooklyn Eee
Unclear Score Summary of Southern City Matches
Athletic results show Atlanta 0 New Orleans 4 and Nashville 5 Birmingham 6 with 12 in Little Rock Chattanooga. Other noted scores include Memphis 2 3 Knoxville 1 1 and Little Rock 3 Chattanooga 2. Additional lines mention El Dorado 12 3 Greenville 7 6 Pine Bluff 4 5 Shreveport 5 1 Jackson 8 5 Clarksdale 5 8.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga Er
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
el Dorado
Greenville
Pine Bluff
Shreveport
Jackson
Clarksdale
Texas League Scores Snapshot
Dallas loses 5 to 8 at Beaumont while Fort Worth falls 2 to 6 at Houston Oklahoma City 3 San Antonio 6 Fort Worth 6 Houston 2 Tulsa 13 Galveston 8 Dallas at Beaumont Fort Worth at Houston Oklahoma City at San Antonio Tulsa at Galveston.
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Dallas
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Houston
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Tulsa
Galveston
West Dixie and Evangeline League Scores From Louisiana Games
Scores from Louisiana baseball action show Henderson 11 over Paris 5 and Jacksonsville 2 over Tyler 1. Longview 10 defeated Palestine 4. Evangeline League results include Rayne 8 over Alexandria 2 and Opelousas 4 over Lafayette 1 with Jeanerette 3 beating New Iberia 4.
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Paris
Henderson
Tyler
Jacksonville
Longview
Palestine
Evangeline League Alexandria
Rayne
Lafayette
Opelousas
Jeanerette
New Iberia
Memphis Upset Shocks Tennis Field In Country Club Event
Perry Eastman the New Orleans entrant and former Tulane netman upset the Memphis crowd by dispatching Cecil Metz in the third round after wins over John D. Martin Jr. and Metz. Eastman’s victory marks the major upset of the tournament so far as Beatrice Bryant and Jane Sharp advanced via byes and defaulted opponents. J Gilbert Hall of South Orange, seeded number one, moved into the third round when Jordan Barens defaulted.
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Memphis
Tenn
Perry Eastman
New Orleans
Tulane University
Moore Sees Close Race for Track Laurels at Nationals
LSU coach Bernie Moore expects fierce national collegiate championships with only one sure winner Walter Marty of Fresno State high jump. He doubts any other athlete will be a cinch while predicting strong showings from Glenn Cunningham, Gordon Dunn and others, including Southern California and Alabama Poly contenders.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State
Chicago
Moore
Louisiana
Walter Marty
Fresno State
Fresno State High Jumper Who Has Been Consistently Over 6 Feet 7 Inches.” Moore
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Princeton
Marty
Glenn Hardin
Jack Torrance
Torrance
California
Deacon
Dunn
Lyman
Klopstock
Stanford
Bob Kiesel
Dean Crowell
L. S
Wilbur Hutsell
Alabama Poly
South
Missions Aces Oklahoma City to Extend Vantage in Texas League
The San Antonio Missions defeated Oklahoma City 6 to 3 to widen their pennant lead to three and a half games over the Dallas Steers. Pid Purdy and players Morgan and Matuzak powered the victory as Hillin outpitched his foe, eight hits allowed by Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
San Antonio Missions
Oklahoma City
Dallas Steers
Beaumont
Hillin
Matuzak
Missions
Morgan
Joe Vance
Steers
Houston
Herman Rabb
Fort Worth Cats
Rabb
Fort Worth
George Payne
Tulsa Oilers
Galveston Buccaneers
Oilers
Tnes
Guy Cantrell
Jim Bivin
Beau Bell
Galveston
Alex Hooks
Tulsa
Baseball Roundup Highlights Yesterday's Standout Performances
Yesterday's stars included Ed Brand of the Braves who held the Cubs to four hits while fanning seven. Jim Bottomley drove in four for the Reds with a double and single against the Dodgers. Heinie Manush of the Senators and Mel Harder of the Indians each registered five hits in a doubleheader, with Harder tossing a seven hit shutout in the nightcap. Curt Davis of the Phillies limited the Cardinals to two hits in six innings of relief to win in the 12th, and Joe Moore of the Giants doubled twice against Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Ed Brand
Braves
Cubs
Jim Bottomley
Reds
Dodgers
Heinie Manush
Senators
Mel Harder
Indians
Manush
Harder
Curt Davis
Phillies
Joe Moore
Giants
Pittsburgh
Runaway Horse Ties Up Traffic on Riverside Drive
A runaway horse roped up traffic recently on Riverside Drive in New York City causing street delays and authorities to intervene to control the animal.
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Riverside Drive
New York
Howell Holds One Stroke Lead In Southern Tourney
Billy Howell of Richmond shot a par 71 in the first round of the Southern Amateur Championship 36 hole qualifying in New Orleans to take a one stroke lead. Julius Hughes Edwin McClure Jules Lazard trailed with 72s as Tulane star Rudolph Schultz and Lewis Johnson posted 73s.
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New Orleans
Billy Howell
Richmond
Howell
Eanning
Julius Hughes
Atlanta
Edwin McClure
Shreveport
Jules Lazard
Hughes
McClure
Lazard
Rudolph Schultz
Tulane University
Lewis Johnson
Charleston
George Bush
Alvin Everett
Rome
Chasteen Harris
Memphis
Nelson Whitney
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Reuben Bush
Gene Vinson
Meridian
Miss
Earl Stokes
Louisville
Thad Street
Carolinas
Jesse Rainwater
Bob Anderson
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Freddie Haas
Boxing Results From Across The Nation In Briefs
Multiple small bout results listed by city include Jimmy Slattery defeating Eddie Kamin ski in Buffalo. Davey Day stopping Joey Kleko in Chicago. Howard Scott outpointing Battling Delgado in Fort Worth. Duke Tramel knocking out Jose Flores in Fort Worth. Ritchie Mack drawing with George Salvadore in Houston. Tracy Cox knocking out Joe Ruz in San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Slattery
Eddie Kaminski
Chicago
Davey Day
Joey Kleko
Fort Worth
Tex
Howard Scott
San Angelo
Battling Delgado
Mexico City
Duke Tramel
Jose Flores
Houston
Ritchie Mack
Dallas
George Salvadore
Boston
San Antonio
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Joe Ruz
Traynor Named Pirates Pilot in HR Pirates History
Harold Pie Traynor, longtime Pirates third baseman and team captain, becomes manager replacing George Gibson. Beswanger announced after a meeting with Gibson and Watters as the Pirates slide from second to fifth in NL standings.
Tallulah Golf Finals Set for Sunday
Tallulah La June 20 Special The Tallulah golf club championship will finalize Sunday in a 36 hole final between the upper bracket winner Joe Halbach R L Bailey and the lower bracket winner Max Yerger Clarence Cutler. Yerger advanced with two one up wins and Cutler over two opponents in close matches on a redesigned course south of town featuring new greens tees and bunkers.
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Tallulah
Tallulah Golf Club
Joe Halbach
R. L. Bailey
Max Yerger
Clarence Cutler
Halbach
M. H. Hanna
H. W. Lee
Bailey
W. Crawford
E. E. Shamblin
Yerger
J. E. Neill
R. C. Gaines
Cutler
R. Percy
D. Gilbert
Percy
Winnie Cole
Fred Knight
Cole
Home Run Parade Highlights Top Sluggers Across Leagues
A condensed list of prominent home run hitters is presented with players from the Indians, Senators, Braves, Dodgers, Cardinals, Athletics, Cubs, White Sox, Yankees, Giants and more. The standings section notes American and National League totals and leaders, signaling a broad roundup of power hitters and league-wide performance.
Louisiana State to Play Manhattan in New York Grid Game
Louisiana State university will meet Manhattan College in New York on November 2, 1935. The game is set for Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, announced by Manhattan College officials. A separate item notes R. M. Ray joining the Santa Barbara Fire Department after gaining height through exercise.
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Louisiana State Books
New York
Louisana State University
Manhattan College
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
R. M. Ray
Santa Barbara, Cal
Garden and N Y commission clash over Fiermonte Rosenbloom bid
New York State Athletic Commission again clashes with Madison Square Garden over a possible Fiermonte Rosenbloom light heavyweight bout. The panel, led by Commissioner Bill Brown, questions Rosenbloom’s fighting style and asserts ultimate control over any match, which would be illegal without approval.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Enzo Fiermonte
Maxey Rosenbloom
Fiermonte
John Jacob Astor
Southampton
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Bill Brown
John J. Phelan
D. Walker
Brown
Sam McQuade
Rosenbloom
New York State
Commission
Pelicans Defeat Atlanta 4-0 in Southern Association Game
After six scoreless innings, New Orleans Pelicans score three in seventh and one in eighth to beat Atlanta 4 to 0. Final line scores show Atlantic 000 000 000 and New Orleans 000 000 3 1x. Pitchers Elliott Hayes Palmisano Bryant and George are noted in the box.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Pelicans
Atlanta
Atlante
Elliott
Hayes
Palmisano
Bryant
George
Memphis takes doubleheader over Knoxville in Tennessee
Memphis wins 2 to 1 in the first game and 3 to 1 in the nightcap. Allington misplayed Cuoto’s fly allowing Memphis to score the two runs in the second inning. Reese belted a seventh inning homer for Memphis sealing the second game victory.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Memphis
Allington
Smoky
Cuoto
Billy Bayne
Reese
Kelly
Blethen
Head
Barons Tie Series With 12 Inning Win Over Nashville
Birmingham defeats Nashville 6 to 5 in 12 innings to even the series behind Clarence Griffin pitching. The lead changed hands from start to finish, Nashville taking a two run edge in the eighth before Birmingham answered to force extras and prevail in the twelfth.
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Barons
Birmingham
Ala
Nashville
Clarence Griffin
Gabler
Brillheart and O'Malley
Griffin
Neisler
Little Rock Tops Lookouts On Nonnengamp Homer
Little Rock beat Chattanooga 3 to 2 as Nonnengamp belted a decisive homer in the sixth. Pebbles pitcher Clarence Struss left injured after being struck by a liner in the same frame. Struss earned the win while Willoughby and Whitney aided Cohen and Holbrook in the defeat.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Little Rock
Lookouts
Nonnengamp
Clarence Struss
Gill
Struss
Willoughby and Whitney
Cohen and Holbrook
Wrestling Results From Three Rivers And Portland
Bibber Mc Coy from Cambridge defeated Boris Demetroff of Greece two falls to one in Three Rivers Quebec. In Portland Maine Red Bruno of New York defeated Billy Wallace of Buffalo in 29 minutes 36 seconds.
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Associated Press
Three Rivers
Que
Bibber McCoy
Cambridge
Mass
Boris Demetroff
Greece
Portland
Red Bruno
New York
Billy Wallace
Buffalo
Twilight League results show leaders shaken but margins hold
St Matthew's slipped to 7 2 defeat by Methodists while maintaining lead by a one game margin as Baptists tied National Guard at 12 in darkness. Y's Men routed Lions 7 0. Bankers beat Druggists 9 7. Firemen move above .500 with 10 5 win over Gassers. Legion overwhelmed Publishers 16 7.
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Baptists
National Guard
Bankers
Y's Men
Lions
Legion
Publishers
St. Matthew's
Methodists
Rogers
Garner
Duncan Kemp
The
Gilliland
Godwin
Guards
Tucker
Thompson
Jortes
Kemeter
Spatafora
Mitchell
Demarchi
Cobb
Berbigbee
Medaries
Russ
St. Matthew's Weave
National Guard Il
Y's
American Legion
Bankers Lions
Ccsvccsenes
Nats and Indians Split Two In Griffith Stadium Doubleheader
Washington and Cleveland split a doubleheader at Griffith Stadium. In the opener the Senators won 6 to 2 behind Oral Hildebrand who pitched the full game for Cleveland and gave up 14 hits. Johnny Stone and Heinie Manush hit first inning homers for Washington. In the nightcap Cleveland won 3 to 0 as First Baseman Trosky belted a long homer into right field.
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Washington
Griffith Stadium
Cleveland
Senators
Johnny Stone
Heinie Manush
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Trosky
Leges Knickerbocker
Hale
Pytiak
C .Ites
Kamm
Hildebrand
Copppe
DOVER
Cvecuyscasicn
Manur
Vwosch
Stewart
Sewell
Cronin
Leeds
Myer
Holland
Stone
Manush
Averill
Knickerbocker
Kuhel
Vidalia and Waterproof Tigers Set for Natchez Showdown
Vidalia Tigers and Waterproof Tigers of the Big Six meet in Natchez at Duncan Park Friday at 3 50 pm. Vidalia manager Mike Ohlsen expects a stronger club after back to back wins over Ferriday. Tensas parish’s Tigers are noted as one of the league’s best, promising a fast game for local and nearby fans.
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Vidalia
Vidalia Tigers
Waterproof Tigers
Natchez
Duncan Park
Mike Ohlsen
Ferriday
Tigers
Tensas Parish
Natchez Indians win 14-inning thriller over Ramblers 2 1
Natchez Mississippi edged Clayton Louisiana 2 1 in 14 innings as W R Priester scored the winning run after a wild throw and Poole singled. Right handers Henry Gaude and Fred Hammett held the offenses to seven and nine hits respectively. Warren and Poole had two hits for Natchez while Bone and Payne led Clayton with two apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez, Miss
W. R. Priester
Natchez Indians
Clayton
Ramblers
Priester
Poole
Henry Gaude
Indians
Fred Hammett
Concordia Parish
Gaude
Hammett
Warren
Redskins
Bone
Payne
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Enee
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E Weer
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Don Zimmerman
Montgomery
Zimmerman
Files Crenshaw
N. W. McClure
George Hill, Jr
Vincent d’Antoni
Don Patrick
Tupelo
Jake Lebourgeois
al Beuning
L. L. Vann
Fred Odom
Dan Sage, Jr
L. L. Bass
James L. Ewing
Frank de la Houssaye
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E. G. Legarde
J. C. Powledge
Harold “Pie” Traynor
William Beswanger
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Gibson
Sam Watters
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Ratte
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Bayne
Scott
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Tribe
Henie Manush
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Tex Carleton
Red Bird
Hurler
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Sosesee
J. Moore
Camilli
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Grabowski
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Sauee
Teneatee Durocher
Carleton
Pereeee
Oaee Lindsey
Tseee Moensy
P Dean
Speedeeetne Haines
Crawford
Lindsey
St Louis
Hendrick
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Camill
Prisch
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Rothreck
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