Camilli Leads Dodgers Past Reds With Ninth Inning Home Run
Adolph Camilli slugged a ninth inning homer to lift the Dodgers over the Cincinnati Reds 2 1 as Whitlow Wyatt improved to 7 0 with solid defense and a 2 hitter by Johnny Vander Meer. Tuck Stainback also homered for Brooklyn and Camilli added 13th homer and 44th RBI while batting .276. Other scores saw Cards rout Phillies 14 2 and Giants top Pirates 6 4 with Hubbell relief, Cubs blank Bees 3 0, Yankees beat White Sox 9 8, Kramer 6 0 over Red Sox, and Indians 9 8 over Senators.
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Associated Press
Adolph Camilli
Camilli
Brooklyn Pumpkins
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Tuck Stainback
Whitlow Wyatt
Johnny Vander Meer
Wyatt
Camills
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Vander Meer
Babe Herman
Sundey
Cincinnati
Curt Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Bill Dickey
Jack Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Joe Krakauskas
Senators
Joe Haynes
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Junior favorites prevail to reach Southern junior tennis semis
Earl Bartlett top seed from New Orleans defeats Billy Needham of Memphis 6-3 6-4 to reach semi finals. Bud Hart of Miami, seeded sixth, beats Melvin Schwartzman of New York City 6-3 6-2. Cortes Suttles and Leonard Floyd win quarterfinals while Robert Spurrier eliminates Meyer Hendrix.
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Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Earl Bartlett
Billy Needham
Jack Waters
Richard
Bud” Hart
Miami
Melvin Schwartzman
New York City
Schwartzman
Bartlett
Hart
Walter Driver
el Paso
Cortes Suttles
College Park
Folds Defeat Lawson in Return Game on June 22
Otis Crawford pitched the Folds to an 11 to 6 win over Lawson in Baskin Louisiana. Lawson won the first game 7 to 3. With an open date July 4 the Folds seek a rural opponent and A L ibrister Baskin LA Route 1 handles bookings for the club.
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Folds
Lawson Baskin
Otis Crawford
Lawson
A. L. Ibrister
Baskin
Felds
Sailor Shadow Returns Tonight in Monroe Bout
The Shadow faces Sailor Watkins of Amarillo in a return wrestling match at Gus Kallio's mat emporium 310 Walnut Street Monroe. Promoter Kallio may appoint a Shreveport referee if unavailable. Davidson defends the referee role in a semi final with Dizzy Davis. The card starts 8 20 p m with doors at 7 40 p m and early fans can view wrestlers pictures.
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Monroe
Sailor Watkins
Amarillo
Tex
Gus Kallio
Mat Emporium
Walnut Street
Watkins
Bob
Buck) Davidson
Davidson
Kallio
Shreveport
Kallie
Terre Haute
Ind
Dizzy Davis
Houston Tex
Davis
Kellie
Bees Sweep Mops In Doubleheader Victory
The Bees defeated the Mops in both games yesterday morning 6 to 3 and 4 to 0. L. B. Laurent and Walter Benison homered for the Mops in the opening contest.
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Bees
L. B. Laurent
Walter Benison
Standings and results from multiple leagues and cities
Yesterday results span Monroe Helena Hot Springs Greenwood Clarksdale El Dorado Pine Bluff Greenville and New York Pittsburgh Chicago Boston St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati with league games. Today matchups include Monroe at Helena El Dorado at Clarksdale Greenville at Pine Bluff Greenwood at Hot Springs plus regional scores across baseball and city leagues.
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Monroe
Helena
Hot Springs
Greenwood
Clarksdale
el Dorado
Pine Bluff
Greenville
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Schumacher
Klinger
Errickson
Dean
Harrell
Higbe
Warneke
Cleveland
Washington
Smith
Ruffing
Milnar
Kelley
Detroit
Newsom
Nelson
Whitehead
Wilson
Wen
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Bas Eee
Reese Oekens
el Dorado Eee
Teen Wees Hv
Seen Renee
Steeewenteeee
St Louis
Sssceenesee
City League Softball Scores and Highlights
Hart's Candy Kids beat United Electric 3 to 1 behind Charles Michatto four hitter. Crawford's Service defeated Guarantee Shoes 9 to 3 with Bobby Rimes homer and seven hits by Shoe Salesmen. Seven-Up Bottlers won 7 to 3 over Kitchens Grocery. Thom McAn edged Cooperative Dairy 8 to 7. Francis Beauty School beat Hunt and Whitaker's Sportsmen 6 to 2 as Eddie Holmes had two hits including a triple.
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Hart's Candy Kids
United Electric
Kitchens’ Grocery
Crawford's Service
Guarantee Shoes
Francis Beauty School
Hunt and Whitaker
Thom McAnn
Cooperative Dairy
Bobby Rimes
Anzalone
Neese
Crawford
B. Bubb
Jones
Guarantee
United Electric Aggregation
Hart
Candy Kids
Charles Michatto
Collie Shambro
Michatto
Savana
Alpha
Richards
Riggin
Ainsworth
J. White
Oglesby
Travis
Thom McAn
Milkmen
Kennedy
Francis
Beauticians
Inzina
Peddy
Hunt and
Whitaker
Yankees Solve Lee Pitching To Beat Chi Sox
New York fights back from a early deficit to beat Chicago 9 to 8. Bill Dickey hits his seventh homer with DiMaggio aboard in the seventh, lifting the Yankees over Southpaw Thornton Lee. Steve O'Neil reports from the ballpark.
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Yankees
Lee
Chisox
Champs Shade
Chicago
Dickey Clouts
New York
Thornton Lee
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dickey
Joe DiMaggio
DiMag
Tom Henrich
Lefty Gomez
Sox
Kreevich
Radcliff
Walker
Crosett
Rolfe
Ib Henrich
DiMaggio
Dickey
Gordon
McNair
Appling
Bundra
Sandra
McNa Henrich
Dickey Bacrifices
Dahlgren
Walker Doubdie
Hayes
Kuhel McNair
Kuhel Crosetti
Danhlgren
Dails
Gomer
Brown
Sundra
Rigney
Murphy
Mnone
Brown Balk Lee
Sandre
Hubbard
Rommel Rolls
Pacific Coast Stars Top Big Ten In West Coast Dual Meet
Berkeley, June 22. Pacific coast track athletes defeated Big Ten rivals 94 1 3 to 3 2 in the third annual dual meet. 12,000 fans saw a twilight meet with 18 first places in 15 events led by Clyde Jeffery Stanford 100 and 220 yard dashes and Myron Piker Northwestern leg injury in a 40 yard relay no contest. Ralph Schwartzkopf Michigan won the 912, Bill Dale Washington State led mid distance with 1 51 5 in the half mile, Louis Zamperini USC clocked 4 11 9 for the mile. Big Ten took only two events the two mile and 220 low hurdles Roy Cochran Indiana won 23 3.
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Berkeley
Calif
Pacific Coast
Middle Western Stars
Far West
Bill Dale
Washington State College
Louis Zamperini
Southern California
Ralph Schwartzkopf
University of Michigan
Myron Piker
Northwestern
Clyde Jeffery
Stanford
Bill Watson
Michigan
Six seeded players reach third round in National Clay Courts
Six seeded players advanced to the third round of the National Clay Courts Tennis tournament in Chicago. Ernest Sutter of New Orleans fell to Billy Talbert of Cincinnati before rain halted play. Harman of Oakland and Prusoff of Seattle rallied after losing first sets. Mako, Lubin, Surface, and Coen had easier wins. Doubles opening round was set for Wednesday with Parker and Mako favored in the doubles.
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Chicago
Ernest Sutter
New Orleans
Sutter
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Robert Harman
Oakland
Calif
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
Harmon
Tate Coulthard
Berkeley
Prusoff
Gordon Reeder
Gambier
Gene Mako
Ronald Lubin
Los Angeles
Harold Surface
Wilbur Coen
Kansas City
Frankie Parker
Mako
Evangeline First Game Abbeville Triumph Over Opelousas
Reported game swims through Abbeville Opelousas scores with Morrison Salmon Jurisch Salerno leading Abbeville in the first contest. Second game shows Abbeville 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 Opelousas 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 both teams tallying as Hims Salmon Motchek Ju risch Woodard and Salerno star for Abbeville.
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Abbeville
Salmon
Jurisch
Salerno
Opelousas
Motchek
Woodard
Notable boxing and rowing past highlights listed
A look back at notable sports moments: Joe Louis KO of Max Schmeling in 2 04 of the first round, then university rowing and Yale crew records from earlier years. The items cite the University of Washington regatta at Poughkeepsie and Yale’s Four mile race at New London with Harvard nearby.
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Associated Press
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
University of Washington
Poughkeepsie
Varsity
California
Navy
Yale
New London
Harvard
Woman Titlist to Semi-Finals at Mississippi Tourney
In Jackson Mississippi on June 22 former titleholders advanced in the tenth annual Mississippi Women's Golf Association tournament. Mrs Arthur Bruce of Greenwood defended her title by beating Mrs J T Williamson of Jackson to reach the semifinals. Mrs Ben Fitz-Hugh of Vicksburg defeated Mrs Robmert Wing of Greenville 3 and 2 to stay alive and faced Mrs Eddie Lee of Jackson, who beat Mrs George Cruz of Yazoo City 2 and 1.
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Jackson
Miss
Arthur Bruce
Greenwood
J. T. Williamson
Ben Fitz-Hugh
Vicksburg
Robmert Wing
Greenville
Mra. Fitz-Hugh
Mra
D. S. Irby
Sardis
Bruce
Eddie Lee
George Cruz
Yazoo City
Monroe White Sox Down Helena Seaporters in Ten Innings
Monroe White Sox top Helena Seaporters 14 to 8 after scoring six runs in the tenth inning. Helena, Ark. June 22 Special. The league leaders pulled away late to claim the victory in extra frames.
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Helena, Ark
Monroe White Sox
Helena Seaporters
Clarksdale Protest Dropped After Monroe Win
Manager L L Cowboy Jones of the Red Sox protested a called fourth ball that sent Tom Perry to base with the tying run in the eighth inning of Tuesday night’s 8 7 Monroe victory. Jones said he would not take the protest to Judge Emmett Harty, and then announced he would not claim a protest.
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L. L. “Cowboy
Jones
Red Sox
Emmett Harty
E. E. Meredith
Monroe
Tom Perry
Clarksdale
Heavy hitting and errors spark 22-run baseball battle
The White Sox and Seaporters played a high scoring extra frame affair with 22 total runs. Frank Hackney led the Sox with a homer and multiple hits while Mel Hicks paced the Seaporters with a triple and a quartet of timely hits. Both teams used three pitchers as the game stretched into extra innings before continuing Thursday in the second game of the series.
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Sox
Frank Hackney
Seaporters
Mel Hicks
Ray Hoffman
John Yelotic
Tom Perry
Bratcher
Pete Raymond
Jack Kraus
White Sox
Hank Taylor
Guy Pruitt
Tayvior
Hackney
Chase Bobby Schang
Taylor
Murrell
Helena
Mikus
Hicks
Leary
McNulty
John Yelovie
Monroe
Wiesler
Hargrove
Blakeney
John Rowe
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By Judson Bailey
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Oscar Ray Grimes
Cubs
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Cy Young
Hy Myers
Burleigh Grimes
Dod
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Oscar Witt
Oscar Ray
Skeeter Webb
Logue
Birmingham
Nashville
Knoxville
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Little Rock
Meridian
Anniston
Pensacola
Selma
Gadsden
Mobile
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Jimmy Brantley
Dallas
Beaumont
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Fort Worth
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Houston
Tulsa
Rayne
Jeanerette
Alexandria
Lake Charles
Lafayette
New Iberia
Southern Association
Osewer Eeewener
New Orleans Tenet
Peewee Nnewee
Aarne
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Ee Ay Rae
Euvlts
Ategebe M
Evangeline League
Prt. Lafayette
Alexandria Seeeereene
Jeanerette Ee
Ae Eertewee
Abbeville Beeen Eternas
Ee Ee Eee
Jake Powell
Gomez
Frank Crosetti
Clint Brown
John Rigney
Johnny Murphy
Jimmy Dykes
Cal Hubbard
Browns
Joe Heving
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Pee Sullivan
Laaba
McQuinn
Seeeses Sooo
Gallagher
Clift
Seeenes
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GO Berardino
Christman
Kramer
Tissarees
Boston Abrhpoa
Carey
Riccacerssae
Dickman
Wee
Ives
Sullivan
Glenn
Clif
Grieve
Ormesby
Nats
Washington Senators
Kent Keltner
Bruce Campbell
Julius Solters
Mid-West
Ernie Sutter
Talbert
Evangeline
Bafrs
Eddieman and Richards
Horner
Chappuis
Callender
Creel
Peterson
Doyle
Gleason
McDonald
Stonebock
Elias
Furman
Novick
Jones, Cobb, Needham and Griggs
Sports Mirror
Earl Averill
Tigers
Harry Eisenstat
Forman Distillery Company, Incorporated
Louisville
Kentucky
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