Germany plans big role in next Olympics with Reich controlled sports
The Reich plans to use state sponsored clubs and officials to organize a large German presence at the 1940 Games. Athletes, trainers, doctors and referees will travel by ship and train, with tickets allocated to German participants. Skiing and winter sports are urged, while spectators and athletes are managed under the Reich’s sports ministry.
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Stars Yesterday
Verron Kennedy Browns and Joe Krakauskas Senators won 2-1 in 14 innings with six Washington hits. Oral Hildebrand and Joe Gordon helped the Yankees in a 13-hit effort, while Carl Reynolds tied the Cubs Dodgers 3-3 with a perfect day at bat.
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Associated Press
Verron Kennedy
Browns
Joe Krakauskas
Senators
Eatter
Washington
Oral Hildebrand
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Oral
Tigers
Joe
Carl Reynolds
Cubs
Hugh Casey
Local Baseball Notes and Standings Across Leagues
The standings show Clarksdale leading Monroe 2 1 and Greenwood routing Pine Bluff 6 2. Hot Springs thumped Greenville 2 0 while El Dorado edged Helena 7 6. Tonight Clarksdale visits Monroe. Hot Springs plays Greenville. Pine Bluff hosts Greenwood. Helena travels to El Dorado. Other pro updates include a 3 3 tie Brooklyn Chicago after rain and a host of postponed games. Yesterday results feature Little Rock over Memphis 2 1 and Fort Worth 8 Shreveport 2.
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Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
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Veeewes
Negro League Game Set At Casino Park Next Tuesday
An official American Negro Baseball League game between the Chicago American Giants and the Memphis Red Sox will be played at Casino park next Tuesday night. The Memphis team, defending champions, and Chicago are tied for second in the league while Kansas City leads by a game and a half.
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Memphis Red Sox
Memphis
Kansas City
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Yankees Rout Tigers 8-5 In Rubber Game
New York World champions toppled Detroit 8-5 as Oral Hildebrand held the Tigers to six hits three of them homers. Joe Gordon led the Yankees with four hits and Bill Dickey and Red Rolfe homered.
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Louis to tour Dixie after Galento win predicted
Roundup notes Joe Louis mulls an exhibition tour through the South if he defeats Galento next week. Jimmy Erwin of Birmingham to book the shows. Also mentions Yankees sending birthday wishes to Lou Gehrig, boxing buzz, and various sports notes including team changes and local incidents.
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Ed Leader
Yale
Bolles
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Eally
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Crawford's Service Noses Out United Electric 2 to 1 in City Softball
In a tight City league game Crawford's Service edged United Electric 2 to 1 as two fourth inning runs followed a misjudged flyball. Fain Richard pitched two hits for Crawford's while Earl Alpha allowed eight. Rhodes caught winners and LeBrun caught losers. Thom McAn beat Hart's Candy Kids 2 to 1 with five hits for Thom McAn. Guarantee Shoes scored 12 to 6 over Cooperative Dairy on 14 hits while Caldwell allowed six. Jones and McHaffey caught for their teams.
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Vernon Kennedy
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Washington Senators
Browns
Don Heffner
Billy Sullivan
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Johnny Berardino
Joe Krakauskas
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National League weather stalls Dodgers Cubs tie
Heavy rain washed out two NL games and halted the Dodgers Cubs clash at Wrigley with the score tied 3-3 after eight innings. Dodgers rallied late but rain ended play as Camilli, Phelps, Lavagetto and Almada produced scoring in the eighth before the game was halted.
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Wrigley Field
Charlie Root
Cookie Lavagetto
Mel Almada
Larry French
Camilli
Babe Phelps
Lavagetto
Almada
Dick Bartell
Roy
Goody Rosen
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Reardon
Inventor Seeks Dusty Edge with Home Plate Duster
Wichita June 20 fans and officials debate a pneumatic home plate duster devised by Paul Fair, umpire-in-chief at the 1939 national semi-pro tournament. The device, when triggered, stirs dust and muffles disputes, earning support from Ray Dumont who ordered its use in the August tourney.
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Ansley Trojans and Farmerville Farmers Split Doubleheader
In Ansley Louisiana on June 20 the Ansley Trojans beat Farmerville 4 to 3 in the opener while Farmerville took the nightcap 3 to 1. Gillum starred for Farmerville with a homer a double and a single driving in all three runs. In Chatham Louisiana the Chatham club defeated Marion 13 to 7 in a home run duel four apiece. Johnson Norris Duncan Counts homered for Chatham. Phillips Black Crow and others connected for Marion.
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Crossett Millers Edge Ruston in 10 innings to close first half
Crossett Millers defeated the league leading Ruston Volunteers 6 to 5 in 10 innings to finish the Ouachita Valley first half in last place. Tom Mabry had two runs and a single for Crossett. Ruston still earns the first half title and will face the second half winner in the championship series.
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Referee dilemma shades Monroe wrestling main event
Promoter Gus Kallio frets over who should referee the Watkins Shadow bout at Monroe arena next Thursday. Sailor Watkins demands a special official, while Kallio weighs using a semi final wrestler or none at all. The decision hinges on crowd reaction and possible athletic commission rulings.
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Evangeline and Nearby Parishes Scoreboard Summary
Football score table lists EVANGELINE Jeanerette Opelousas and Abbeville New Iberia Lake Charles Lafayette Rayne Alexandria with per game results and player lineups. The records show multiple penalties and yardage figures for teams and indicate several named players such as Link Callender Karnales McBride Ferguson Salmon Colosky Peterman Gleason Thompson Stinnette Needham Gries English McDonald Stone Fletcher Richards Furman Trucks Novick.
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Vander Meer extends Cincinnati win streak in 14 1 Reds rout Boston
Today marks one year since Johnny Vander Meer won his seventh straight decision as Cincinnati defeated Boston 14 to 1. The game highlighted the Reds dominance and Vander Meer's burgeoning streak.
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Boxing Card Reports Narrow Wins Across Cities
In Chicago Eddie Simms defeated Buddy Scott by points in a 10 round bout. Lew Jenkins outpointed Jorge Morelia in San Antonio. Pete Gallante beat Frankie Terra nova in Baltimore. Red Burman stopped Tony Celli in Asheville. Bearcat Obie Walker defeated Leroy Haynes in Atlanta.
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Eddie Simms
Cleveland
Buddy Scott
Dallas
Tex
San Antonio
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Jorge Morelia
Mexico City
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Pete Gallante
Frankie Terranova
New York
Asheville
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Clarence “Red” Burman
Tony Celli
Newark
N. J
Atlanta
Bearcat
Obie Walker
Leroy Haynes
Philadelphia
Major Leagues Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Annual leaders across leagues show Arnovich Philadelphia batting .396 and 78 hits while McCormick Cincinnati leads with 46 RBIs 76 hits and 11 home runs. Greenberg Detroit tops RBIs with 55 and Wright Travis Washington 7 triples. Pitching: Wyatt Brooklyn 6 0 and Ruffing New York 10 1 lead ERA and win totals.
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Six seeded stars advance at National Clay Courts in Chicago
Six of the tournament's 16 seeded players moved to the second round of the National Clay Courts championships at River Forest club before rain halted play. Notables include Bob Harmon seed six and Ronald Lubin seed twelve winning 6-0 6-0, with several other seeds advancing by default or in straight sets. Singles resumes Tuesday with Parker Sabin Mako among top seeds, while doubles start Wednesday led by Parker and Mako.
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River Forest Club
Bob Harmon
Oakland
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William Wendt
Ted Olewine
Santa Monica
Wilbur Coen, Jr
Kansas City
George Toley
Los Angeles
Ronald Lubin
Roy Kriz
Chet Murphy
Tommy Stokes
Birmingham
Ala
Bill
Dan Roberts
Berkeley
Doug Imhoff
Rex Norris
Lansing
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Tate Coulthard
Warren Weeg
Frankie Parker
Wayne Sabin
Gene Mako
Parker-Mako
Texas League matchup summary with scoring notes
Shreveport and Fort Worth split a game pair with nine to eight final in one. Tempos show multiple runs across innings. Beaumont, San Antonio, and Oklahoma City also posted scores in separate contests with varied pitching lines and innings totals.
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Oklahoma City
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Southeastern sectional score summary
Anniston and Pensacola figures appear with team rosters and partial scores. Gadsden Meridian and Crawford teams show sequences with Bakers, Padgett, Yaryan, and others. A final line cites a total of $363 and names Thernes Kracher Pavlige Doyle McNair in scattered contexts.
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Pavlige
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Lawrence Larcade Wins Lafayette Tournament
Lawrence Larcade of Opelousas, former LSU golf team member, won the second annual Young Men's Business Club invitational golf tournament in Lafayette with 108 over 27 holes. Wartelle Roy of Lafayette was runner up at 111, and E.R. Harrell also of Lafayette placed third with 113 as golfers from across south Louisiana competed.
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Clarksdale Red Sox Defeat White Sox 2 1 In Narrow Win
The Clarksdale Red Sox scored twice in the first inning and held off the White Sox to seal a 2 to 1 victory. The early lead proved enough as pitching and defense preserved the lead through the game.
Final game in Monroe Clarksdale series at Casino Park
The fourth game of the Monroe Clarksdale series is set for tonight at Casino Park at 8 15 p m A large crowd is expected as Red Sox battle league leaders Randy Heflin will start for Clarksdale while Clarksdale manager Doug Taitt may counter with John Yelovic or Kelton Maxfield for the locals
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John Yelovic
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Joe White Sox Take Lead In Tight Series Game
Gilbert Lee earned the win for Clarksdale allowing eight hits and three strikeouts. Monroe pitcher Tom Perry started and exited in the sixth after five hits, while Lefty Hinton pitched scoreless relief. Clarksdale tallied two early runs on two hits a walk and a fielder's choice with Stan Pintarell up next.
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