Giants Trade Barna for Kendall Chase Sparks Giants Rally
Baseball report notes Babe Barna to Boston Red Sox in exchange for Betty Kendall Chase and describes Chase’s impact on the Giants. Mel Ott shines over six innings but bullpen collapses as Dodgers rally and win 9-1. St Louis Cardinals edge the Cubs 6-2 as pitching gaps open.
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Giants
Babe
Barna
Boxton Red Sox
Betty Kendall Chase
E ‘Rence
Iskase
la Wnsthpaw
Brooken Jets
Mel Ott
Hir
Pp Newsom
Mx Gohe
Kamched
Dodgers
le Louis Cardinals
Festerus
St. Louw
Girault Wins McGuire Park Club Championship In 38 Holes
E S Shep Girault defeats defending titlist Bill Jones 1 up in 38 holes to win the McGuire Park Club championship. The uphill duel featured three lead changes after the morning 18 and a late ebb in the extra holes, with Girault clinching the title in the final stretch.
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E. S
Shep” Girault
Bill Jones
McGuire Park
Monroe
Ben Downing
Dickie Touchstone
Jones
Gireult
Girauilt
Jonas
Ure Hale
New Orleans Crackers Fall 3-2 as Williams Seals Win
In New Orleans on Monday night WP Bob Williams pitched the Saints to a 3-2 win over the Atlanta Crackers. Jack Bolling delivered the decisive hit in the ninth after a misplay by the fielder, driving in Ankeamay from scoring position to complete the rally.
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Pelicans & Crackers
New Orleans
Bob Williams
New Orleans Unser
Atlantas Crackers
Jack Bolling
Ankeamayne
Dowbige
Minlage Atlents
Todd
Leite
Williams
Cartele
Standings and Tonight's Baseball Schedule Recap
Yesterday results include Chattanooga defeating Birmingham 7 3 and Little Rock beating Nashville 6 5 in six innings. Today's slate features Pittsburgh at Chicago morning, New York at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Boston, Washington at New York night, Chicago at St Louis, and Cleveland at Detroit twilight. International League and American Association scores update standings and postponed games.
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Ale
Chellanooga Lookouts
Een Garona
Richfield
Berons
Lookouts
Chattanooga
Ato Uig
Torres
Lane
Lapihuska
Cai
Richdie
Brooklyn
New York
Muding Ft Louis
Cincusneu
Piteburgh
Chicago
Podgainy
Wa Derringer
Fischer
Philadelphia
Boston
Salve
Kraiss
Washington
Wynn
Borony
St. Louis
Humphries
Niggeling
Hughson
Christopher
Cleveland
Detroit
Twilight
Naymick
Newhouser
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Knoxville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Pyat
Missions Lose 23 to 6 at Greenville
Greenville Flying School overwhelmed the Missions 23 to 6 at Greenville Sunday. A makeshift lineup and missing key players left Selman Field short of form as Othel Payne sat out and William Murry took the loss. The setback drops the Missions to .500 and sets up a road game against Camp Beauregard’s team after the Independence Day date with Lake Charles Army Airbase Bombers.
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Selman Field
Greenville Flying School
Greenville
Flyers
Othel Payne
William Murry
Alee
Minnons
Leiman
Buddy Blair
Avey
Camp Beauregard
Alexandria
Casino Park
Lake Charles Army
George Gill
Dewoi Tigers
Bambers
Joostall Park
Boxing results from various locales across the night card
In a series of regional bouts, Beau Jack of Augusta stopped Max Starr in Edgewood Maryland. Julie Kogan of Hadford knocked out Alex Doyle in Garfield New Jersey. Bill McDowell of Paterson outpointed Private Gib Jones in Cincinnati. Maurice Lochance of Providence outpointed Larry Bolvin. Tony Galento of Jersey City knocked Sailor Fred Bemboene in St Louis. Buddy Walker of Columbus stopped Lee Oma in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Washington
Beau Jack
Augusta
Max Starr
Edgewood Arsens
New Haven
Conn
Julie Kogan
Lil
Hadford
Alex Doyle
Garfield
N. J
Newark
Bill McDowell
Paterson
Gib Jones
Cincinnati
Providence
R. J
Maurice
Lefty) Lochance
Bicycle to races London track adds parking lot
A bicycle parking lot is the latest addition to British tracks as Britons, unable to drive to racing meets, increasingly turn to two and three wheelers for attendance.
SELMAN SOFTBALL QUARTERMASTERS TOP GUARD SQUADRON 9 5
The Witch Quartermasters beat the 22nd Guard squadron 9 to 5 at Selman field with Wilson and Clark leading the 97th attack. Lenkites and Perry starred for the Guard. Boyce hit a homer for the Quartermasters. Novotorosky earned the win, Williams took the loss.
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Selman Field
Wilson
Clark
Lenkites
Perry
Boyce
Novotorosky
Wiliams
Evans
Kilcoyne
Keith
Headquarters
Sports Mirror Recaps Notable Memoirs From Past Years
The column recalls Mel Hein retiring in 1943 to teach at Union College in Schenectady New York. It notes Southern California’s six straight national track titles, Ed Dugger of Tufts breaking the American high hurdles mark, and Al Bilozis of Georgetown improving the US shot put record. It also mentions Joe Louis knocking out Max Schmeling in 1938 at Yankee Stadium before 72,500 fans.
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Mel Hein
New York Football Giants
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Southern California
Ed Dugger
Tufts
al Bilozis
Georgetown
United States
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Eastside Volunteers Top Red Shield 9-2 in Softball
The Eastside Volunteers defeated the Red Shield 9 to 2 on Neville High School diamond. A five run fourth inning broke the game open after three scoreless frames, with Parker Roach Daniels and Loviea starring for Eastside. Batteries were Daniels and Luffey for Eastside and Puggy McKay for Red Shield.
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Eastside
Red Shield
Neville High School
Vols
Parker
Roach
Daniels
Loviea
Luffey
Puggy
McKay
Soldier tops three games at local bowling event
Oklahoma City bowling fans recall a Will Rogers Field private, John Hunze, who rolled 278 258 210 in three games. The report notes his alley agility amid crowds, while a stray line mentions Babe Ruth playing in 10 world series.
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Oklahoma City
Will Rogers
John Hunze
Dodgers Beat Giants 7 1 in eight innings Twilight game
Brooklyn Dodgers rallied for six runs in the seventh to defeat the New York Giants 7 to 1 in a twilight eight inning affair. Lefty Ken Chase struggled early, but Dodgers hitters stalled Newsom and capitalized on a fumble and two singles to spark the rally. Medwick and Walker drove in multiple runs as Brooklyn seized the game and Newsom took a tough loss.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Ken Chase
New York Giants
Chase
Giants
Boston Red Sox
Babe Barna
Hig
Babe Newsom
Albie Glossop
Billy Jurges
Nick Witek
Newsom
New York
Dodgers
Mel Ott
Dolph Camilli
Camilli
Arky Vaughan
Mickey Owen
Medwick
Herman
Dixie Walker
van Mungo
Joe Medwick
York
Vaughan
Owen
Imbeesas
Vecvenc
Brrmass
Walker
Hmines
Newovan
Totels
Bravairn
Mermen
Doudie
Giessap Merman
Herman Jott
Brooklzn
Hita
Munger
Weld
Pieh Newsom
Chase Amipsies
Barr Jords
Major League Leaders roundup in two leagues
Major League leaders listed by Associated Press across batting and pitching categories. Highlights include Dahlgren and Herman high batting averages, Vaughan and Musial leading runs, Herman and DiMaggio tied in RBIs, McCormick and Frey top in hits, Musial and Rus sell lead in triples, Ott, DiMaggio, Nicholson tied in home runs, Vaughan and Ott pace stolen bases, Sewell and Cooper lead pitchers with best records.
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Associated Press
Dahlgren
Philadelphia
Herman
Brooklyn
Vaughan
Musial
St. Louis
Camills
DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
McCormick
Cincinnati
Frey
Russell
New York
Nicholson
Chicago
Sewell
Cooper
Davis Calls For Track Rule Changes On Starting Blocks
Berkeley sprinter Ma Davis, holder of a 94 century world mark, argues for revised track rules citing his disqualified 100 record due to a starting block design that prevented his toes from touching the ground.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ma Davis
Kallio Promises Big Crowd for Women Wrestling Night
Promoter Gus Kallio plans a large Monroe Wrestling arena crowd for a women’s main event between Miss Jean Robear of Montreal and Miss Celia Blevins of Tulsa after a draw in their prior match. Supporting bout features Jack Swenson of Kalamazoo versus Joe Kopecky of Kopecky Town in the 8:30 curtain raiser.
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Celia Blevins
Jean Robear
Gus Kallio
Monroe Wrestling Arena
Montreal
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Blevins
Miss Rebear
Jack Swenson
Kalamazoo. Mich
Joe Kubecky
Kopecky Town
Texas
Haegg Dominates In Mile Haunting Olympic Memories
Dartmouth runner Don Burnham, discussing Gunder Haegg, lauds his speed and technique as Haegg nears the A A U 5,000-meter race. Greg Rice notes Sweden's climate aids distance running and Haegg's world-record pace in Stockholm and Helsinki.
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New York
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Gunder Haegg
Hanover
Haegg
Gunder
Collegiate Net Tourney Opens With Wide-Open Draws
Evanston Illinois June 22 With top seed Francisco Segura of the University of Miami sidelined by a first round bye the NCAA team championships began quietly. Seeded players won their openers including Tom Brown Jr Earl Cochell and Robert Odmen while Ralph Hart upset Charles Samson. Doubles start Tuesday as the six day event proceeds with second round matchups set.
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Evanston
Francisco Segura
University of Miami
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Tean
Northwestern University
Tom Brown, Jr
Earl Cochell
Southern California
Nev
Notre Dame
Robert Faught
Robert Odmen
Washington
James Gates
Illinois
Segura
Horace Flier
Depauw
Earl Bartlet
Tulane
Jack Clatfelter
Iwinow
James Evert
Marvin Ott
Michigan State
Ginnell
Ralph Hart
Charles Samson
Ohio State
Samson
Bob Wasserman
Wasserman
Charles Hughes
Denver
Roger Downs
Northwestern
Roland Marston
Depsuw
Haegg lays out race schedule for American tour
Gunder Haegg and Boston racer Gil Dodds visited the A A U outlining dates from July 2 in Chicago to August 14 in Washington for Haegg to chase world marks at 2 miles 3000 meters and 2000 meters among others. Haegg aims to lower his 2 mile and 1500 meter records while Rice and Dodds consider clashes when schedules permit.
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Jack Lavelle
Heoga
A. A
Gil Dodds
Haegg
Hangy
Paavo Nurmi
New York
Gunder Haergz
Sweden
Gaevle
America
Greg Rice
Amateur Athletic Union
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cleveland
Pittsbur
Washington
Boston Divinity
Dodds
Rice
Merchant Marine Academy
Long Island
Notre Dame
Yesterday's Stars by Associated Press
Medwick hit a double and two singles driving in three runs as the Dodgers defeated the Giants. Howard Krist held the Reds to five hits to win a seven inning game. A strange line notes that every blink draws tears to moisten the eyeball.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
St Lous Aba
Welker
Accndiaeet
Sercccocesy Se
Merion
D. Vivissec
Matthail
Oscsbaten
Tipton
Miler
Mutiier
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Cetversarsanee
Innongs
Cittesnaagu Taytanee
Huns Patted
Kiem
H. Walker
Musial
Litwhijer
Sanders
McCormick
Milwh
Teo-beve
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Litwhiler
Saunders
Kurowski
Krist
Klein
Laws
Associated
Medwick
Dodgers
Giants
Howard Krist
Cardinals
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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