Braves Rise in Pennant Race Without Maranville
Boston climbs to fourth place as Pittsburgh sinks, with the Braves winning nine of their past fourteen and taking a doubleheader from the Pirates. Carl Hubbell loses to Dizzy Dean as the Giants fall further behind. Cleveland and Boston push in on the Yankees and Tigers in a tight league race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Pfftt
Rabbitt Maranville
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston
Braves
Tribe
Fred Frankhouse
Bucs
Berger
Giants
Cubs
Lon Warneke
Carl Hubbell
Cardinals
Dodgers
Dizzy Dean
Jim Collins
Cincinnati
Phillies
Tony Prestas
Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Danny MacFayden
Red Sox
Chicago
Ted Lyons
Whitlow Wyatt
al Simmons
Athletics
Roy Johnson
Jimmie Foxx
St. Louis
Browns
Local high school baseball scores reel from morning games
Morning baseball results show Lafayette topping Jeanerette 7 to 6 in a tight late showdown as Rayne loses 1 to 6 and New Iberia falls 0 to 2. Alexandria defeats Lafayette 3 to 4. Opelousas loses 8 to 3, with 15 innings noted in one matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanerette
Opelousas
Alexandria
Lafayette
Rayne
New Iberia
Winnsboro Hurler Cameron Tops Buck Brown in 2 1 Winnsboro 2 Tallulah 1
Cameron shut down Tallulah star Buck Brown as Winnsboro beat the Indians 2 to 1. Seely drove in both Winnsboro runs, with the decisive third inning score. Goss led Winnsboro with three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah
Cameron
Winnsboro
Buck Brown
Indians
Ned” Seely
Cotton States
Roland Brown
Goss
Winnsboro Abrhpore
Antonelli
Spencer
Seely
Hackney
Polvogt
Womacke
Wee Wilkerson If
Tallulah Abr
A. Hazel
H. Hazel
Tucker
Peenene
Thompson
Halloran
Wane
Lee
Pweee
R. Brown
Pemberton
B. Brown
Phillips
Ae Winnsboro
Tallulah Taeee
R. ‘Brown
Brown
Womack
Don Zimmerman Proves To Be Excellent Golfer
New Orleans report recalls Tulane star Don Zimmerman’s swift rise from football ace to golfer. In nine months he learned golf, posted 160 for 36 holes in the Southern Amateur qualifying, and now shoots in the 70s in practice with a growing appetite for match play and golf silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Zimmerman
Dillon Graham
Associated Press
New Orleans
Tulane
Don
Montgomery
Ala
Zimmerman
Hall and Eastman Set for Memphis Net Final Match
In Memphis, J Gilbert Hall beat Ramsey Potts 6-2 6-4 to earn a semi final date with Perry Eastman. Women's quarterfinals saw Josephine Gray and Beatrice Bryan advance, with Jane Sharp and Evangeline MacLellan set for the semifinals. Billy Hughes advanced to meet Arthur Hendrix in the other semi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Ramsey Potts
Southern Prep
Perry Eastman
New Orleans
Josephine Gray
Cincinnati
Beatrice Bryan
Miss Gray
Gladys Vallebuena
Atlanta
Miss Bryan
Marilyn McRae
Little Rock
Billy Hughes
Hugh Shelton
Columbia
Hughes
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Calif
Sensation
Evangeline MacLellan
Decatur
Miss MacLellan
Elizabeth Buxton
Indians Down Yankees 9-5 in Third Game of Series
Cleveland Indians built a six run lead after the first two innings and held on to beat the New York Yankees 9 to 5 in the third game of a five game series. Danny MacFryden powered the early scoring as Cleveland surged ahead.
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Mackinen
Bob Johnson
Jimmy Foxx
New York
Danny MacFryden
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Abrhpoae Rice
Peer
Eerensenee Knickerbocker
Averill
Ates
Hucin
Pener
York
Abrerhpoae
Combs
Rolfe
Ruth
Hoag
Gehrig
Stew Eenenes
Chapman
Dickey
Ieee
Fee Ewes
Heffner
Anes Wee
MacFayden
Deshong
Prary
Walker
Seeee
Tee Edeweee
uSaltzegaver
Teewene
Eereee
van Atta
Cleveland Pree
Eeree
New York Beavers
Trask
Hale
Leeds
Kouickerbocker
Avert Heffner
Rolfe Dickey
Trosky
Crosett
Hudlin
Kamm
Crosetti
Hudiin Deshong
Managers Named for All Stars
New York Giants boss Bill Terry and Washington Senators skipper Joe Cronin were chosen as the two all star game managers for the upcoming midsummer classic. The July 10 Polo Grounds contest will feature fan voting to determine the rest of the rosters alongside these two young leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Connie Mack
John J. McGraw
Polo Grounds
Mr. Terry
Rain halts Atlanta New Orleans game in tight 4-4 tie
In New Orleans on June 22, Atlanta and the Pelicans battled to a 4-4 stalemate when rain ended play after six innings. Hayes Schmidt and Palmisano drove in runs as the game was halted in the sixth. Gatehouse Milnar and George pitched for Atlanta and New Orleans respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Atlanta
New Orleans Pelicans
Hayes
Schmidt
Palmisano
Gatehouse
Milnar
George
East Dixie League Scoreline Fragments From El Dorado Series
Incomplete box score snippets show El Dorado and Shreveport games with varied innings and runs. Mentions include Greenville Clarksdale Pine Bluff Jackson and players like Paul Payton Patro Case Dresswerd Carr Bistruff Mackey McClung Billixs Green Sweeney Sueme Taylor ONeil.
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el Dorado Shreveport
Paul
Payton
Patro
Case
Greenville
Clarksdale
Dresswerd
Carr
Bistruff
Simmons
Mackey
McClung
Billixs
Pine Bluff
Jackson
Green
Sweeney
Sueme
Taylor
O'Neil
See
Paris West Dixie Club Transferred To Lufkin
LUFKIN Texas June 22 The Paris baseball franchise of the West Dixie league was officially transferred here. The local season opens June 27 starting the second half of the pennant race. Seven new players will be sent by the St Louis Cardinals to aid in rebuilding the team. Wayne Windle will be playing manager.
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Lufkin
Texas
Paris
St. Louis Cardinals
Wayne Wimdle
Twilight league results show tied publishers and multiple comebacks
In yesterday's Twilight games the Publishers and National Guard tied 11 11 after extra innings. St Matthew's edged the Y's Men 10 3 in extra innings. American Legion overturned a late deficit to beat Methodists 7 6 as Rogers hit a homer and allowed the seventh inning rally. Baptists blanked Firemen 7 0. Bankers vs Gassers postponed due to a death in a player's family. Lions Druggist game not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's
National Guard Tenes
Y's Men's Club
American Legion
Baptists Eee
Firemen
Bankers
Lions
Methodists
Gassers
Esaete
Baptists
Publishers
National Guard
Y’s Men
National Guards
St. Matthew’s
Y’s
Guards
Smelser
Godwin
Med
Legionnaires
Rogers
Russ
Gilliland
DeMarchi
Bankers and Gassers
Women Golfers Selected To Play British Squad
Eight women golfers led by Virginia Van Wie were invited to form an American team for Curtis Cup matches against Britain this September at Chevy Chase club near Washington. Invitations went to Maureen Orcutt, Opal Hill, Leona Cheney, Charlotte Glutting, Lucille Robinson, Glenna Ware, Aniela Gorczyca, and Helen Hicks who later withdrew to turn professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John G. Jackson
United States Golf Association
Virginia van Wie
Chevy Chase Club
Washington, D. C
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Opal C. Hill
Kansas City
Leona D. Cheney
Los Angeles
Charlotte Glutting
South Orange
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
Glenna Collett Ware
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Texas
Helen Hicks
Long Island
Whitney Steals Show In Second Tourney Round
New Orleans June 22 Nelson Whitney the veteran golfer advanced to the quarter finals of the Southern Amateur championship after defeating Edwin McClure two and one. Whitney who won five titles including the last in 1919 led early and held off a late rally to reach the next round.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Press
New Orleans
Nelson Whitney
Southern Golf
Edwin McClure
Shreveport
Whitney
Bob Jones
Atlanta
Louisiana
McClure
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Billy Howell
Richmond
Chasteen Harris
Memphis
Crawford Rainwater
Perry
Frank de Lahoussaye
Howell
Curtis Person
Person
Bob Anderson
Baton Rouge
Rainwater
Harris
Ben Weddington
Meridian
Miss
Gene Vinson
Weddington
Vinson
Gene
Julius Hughes
al Renning
George Buss
Fred Haas, Jr
Vincent D'Antoni
Rudolph Schultze
Jules Lazard
Earl Stokes
Louisville
D'Antoni
Thad Street, Jr
Charleston
Carolinas
Armont Legendre
Hushes
Haas
Texas League Roundup: Beckman Shuts Out Redskins in 1-0 Win
In a Houston win, Bill Beckman tossed a two hitter to edge Oklahoma City 1-0, besting Vernon Kennedy who allowed four hits. Red Phillips earned his 11th win for Beaumont over Tulsa, while Galveston beat Dallas 3-1 and Fort Worth won 11th-inning thriller 8-5 over San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bill Beckman
Houston
Oklahoma City Redskins
Beckman
Vernon Kennedy
Kennedy
Red” Phillips
Beaumont Exporters
Tulsa
Phillips
Oilers
Chozen
John Stoneham
Dallas Steers
Galveston
Orville Jorgens
Charlie Barnabe
San Antonio Missions
Warneke Tops Hubbell as Bruins rout Giants
Lonnie Warneke pitched six scoreless innings to outduel Carl Hubbell and lead the Boston Bruins past the New York Giants 4 to 0. Hubbell allowed nine hits while Warneke yielded four. Billy Jurges belted Hubbell’s pitch for a three run homer in the second inning as Boston reasserted strength.
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Wee
Hubbell
Pride of the Ozarks
Billy Jurges
New York
Moore
Teeeneese
Peneereree
Terry
Seer
Ryan
Chicago
W. Herman
Hack
Tate
Eneee Klein If
Oreeevevese
F. Herman
Cuyler
Seeee Tenes
Hartnett
Wane Hurst
Eee Jurges
Warneke
Ceases
Klein
Jurges
Jackson
Smith
Baseball scores from yesterday across three matchups
Pine Bluff fell 3 to 4 to Jackson while El Dorado lost 1 to 2 at Shreveport. Greenville edged Clarksdale 7 to 9 in a high scoring contest.
Football scores from several games across cities
Tulsa defeated Beaumont 14 to 1 while Dallas beat Galveston 3 to 1. Fort Worth won 8 to 5 against San Antonio with 11 runs in Oklahoma City, and Houston edged Dallas 1 to 0. matchups listed: Dallas at Galveston Fort Worth at San Antonio Oklahoma City at Houston Tulsa at Beaumont.
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Tulsa
Beaumont
Dallas
Galveston
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Houston
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Rabbit Maranville
Bean City Boys
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Evangeline League
Mackien
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Mahaffey
Burns
Dietrich
Knott
Marcum
Peet
Peeneereeninges
Eweenee
Pepper
Campbell
Melillo
Hemsley
Seevenseeeer Strange
Newsom
See Hadley
McNair
Sands Pryerteee Cramer
Eeee Johnson
Flohr
Feitile
Bejma
Coleman
Higgins
West
Johnson
Foxx
Strange
Warsiier
Hemsiey
Hadley
Detrich
Rolls, Donnelly
Ormsby
ST. Louis Rejma
Weer
Orewey West
Abe
Burne
Peere
Anneee Campbell, Jr
Saan
Enenes Strange
Coffman
ABBH
E. McNair
Cramer
Sree Vee
Ereeseeveer
B ‘ Higgins
Cover & Coleman
Warstler
Reese
Berry
Eeewee Berry
Anede
Strane de Teeeonne
Louis JT
Avetvene
Hall
Eastman
Val
Wehrere
High Seas
NCORP
Southern Association
Pels
Chattanooga
The
Lookouts
Nugent, Nachand and Whitney
Rice, Linke and Holbrook
VOLS
Trim Barons
Cpeece
Nashville
Weintraub
Spreece
Wise
White
Dunaway
Neisler
Paris West Dixie
Orleans
Oak Grove
Waterproof
Lallulah
Brooklyn
Bruins
Pride of
Chicago, Ill
Lonnie Warneke
Wwe Wee
Knoxville
Atte
Atlanta Lanne Sedans
Errr
Chattanooga Sewer
el Dorado
D. Masur & Sons
D.masur & Sons
Outfitters
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