Old Master Hubbell Ends 4-Game Losing Streak with 8-4 Win
Carl Hubbell pitched a complete game to snap a four game losing streak as the Giants beat the Cubs 8-4. Wally Berger hit a first homer for the Giants after joining the lineup, Sam Leslie drove in three runs, and Mel Ott homered for the 12th time this season.
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Clayton Ramblers to Host Natchez Indians in Saturday Clash
Clayton Ramblers meet Natchez Indians in Clayton Louisiana this Saturday. The Natchez club previously beat the Ramblers when Clayton lacked organization and Concordia Parish squad reinforces its bid to avenge that loss by defeating the Redskins and proving top form in the region.
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Panthers and Pirates Dominate Sports Roundup notes
In Pittsburgh June 24 Eddie Brietz surveys boxing and baseball buzz. Jock Sutherland fears Duke teams at Pitt while Joe Louis Braddock era headlines loom. Braddock earns around 290000 after a Tuesday night bout and plans future activity.
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Local Church League Scores From Fresh Games
Baptists edged Cudahy at Y's Park while Southern Bell met Bakers at Pacific. Methodists battled St Matthew's at Bark Dull Faulk and Monroe Utilities faced Missouri Park on Plum Street in regional matches.
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Newark Edges Syracuse In High Scoring IL Tilt
In the International League Newark topped Syracuse 6 to 5 in a contested game. Other scores included Toronto 7 Rochester 2 and Baltimore 2 Jersey City 1. A note mentions diverse birds across San Diego County habitats.
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Yankees Fall to Browns 6 3 but Maintain Lead
Big Bill Dickey hit his seventh and eighth home runs for the Yankees but the streaky offense fizzled as St. Louis beat New York 6 to 3. Oral Hildebrand went the distance for the Browns and Beau Bell collected four hits, lifting the Browns from last place while the Yankees’ two game margin over Detroit stayed intact.
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Red Sox Rally Past Tigers Despite Out-Hit Show
Boston tops Detroit 6 to 5 after Hank Greenberg belts a grand slam in the first inning with bases loaded. The Red Sox answer with five runs on five hits and two walks, pacing Fox Lawson Poffenberger, and Higgin McNair Berg drive in key runs.
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Athletics Slide From First To Last In Loss
CHILOX BLANKA'S PHILADELPHIA June 24 The Athletics, once near the top of the American league, tumbled to last place after a 2 to 1 defeat on Wednesday.
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Sports Results and Planned Matchups
Yesterday results Swartz defeated Hodge 3 to 1 Crossett beat Brown 6 to 4 Boston won 10 to 2 over Bastrop New York defeated Chicago 8 to 4 Boston edged Pittsburgh 5 to 8 Brooklyn beat St Louis 3 to 2 Philadelphia tied Cincinnati 3 to 0 Upcoming matchups include New York at Chicago Castleman vs French Brooklyn at St Louis Frankhouse vs Ryba Boston at Pittsburgh Fette vs Luc as or Smith Philadelphia at Cincinnati Johnson vs Derringer.
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League Leaders In National and American Baseball
National League leaders include Medwick of the Cardinals leading in batting average with .414 and 51 runs, and 65 RBIs. He also tops hits with 87 and doubles with 24. Dodgers Hassett hits .365, while Kampouris and Ott share 12 homers. Pitching leader Warneke is 8-2. American League leaders show Gehrig batting .385 and Greenberg with 55 runs, 65 RBIs and 16 homers. Greenberg also has 86 hits with Walker at 86.
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Louis Signed to Contract With Jacobs
Chicago report notes Mike Jacobs a veteran New York ticket broker turned boxing promoter and public figure, described as the new Tex Rickard of pugilistic distinction. The item signals a contractual agreement involving Louis with Jacobs.
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Braddock Louis Fight Totals Reported in Chicago
The Braddock Louis bout drew gross receipts of 715000 with radio and film rights at 75000. Net receipts reached 593380 after taxes. Braddock's share 296680 and Louis 115125. Paid attendance 41684 including 13741 ringside buyers at 27.50.
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Baseball scores and matchups from latest games
St. Louis 6 New York 3 Detroit 5 Boston 6 Cleveland 5 Washington 14 Cleveland at Washington Hogsett vs Hadley Auker vs Grove Lee vs Kelley Harder vs Weaver matchups St Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston
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Unclear scores list for multiple teams across cities
A fragmented score table lists city and team results with values such as Nashville 1-6 Memphis 6-2 Atlanta 3 Birmingham 2 New Orleans 9 Chattanooga 4 Knoxville 1 Little Rock 4. The text lacks context or dates and reads as a partial sports standings fragment.
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Louis plans to make Joe Louis busiest heavyweight champion
Promoter Mike Jacobs outlined a two year extension giving Louis exclusive promotion rights through 1942 and allowing up to four fights per year if opponents are available. Louis aims for a September bout with Max Schmeling in New York, with Schmeling potentially returning to the United States.
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Louisiana scores round up in local league
Rayne 2 and Alexandria 5 lead a set of season results with Opelousas 4, Lafayette 5, Lake Charles 7, New Iberia 5, Jeanerette 1, and Abbeville 4 showing varied outcomes across matches.
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Texas League scores and fixtures update
Oklahoma City 3 Houston 2 Fort Worth 14 Beaumont 8 San Antonio 7 Dallas 4 Galveston 2 Tulsa 3. San Antonio at Dans Houston at Oklahoma City Galveston at Tulsa Beaumont at Fort Worth. East Texas League results stand Texarkana 1 Henderson 2 Tyler 2 Jacksonville 4 Kilgore 7 Longview 4 Palestine 8 Marshall 5.
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Southeastern League scores and standings update
Mobile beat Meridian 7 to 3 in Southeastern League play. Pensacola won 6 to 5 over Montgomery and Jackson defeated Selma 5 to 2. In American Association action Kansas City fell to Toledo 4 to 11, Milwaukee lost to Columbus 2 to 9, St Paul topped Indianapolis 7 to 2, Minneapolis beat Louisville 5 to 16.
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Twins Blew Seven Run Lead in Slugfest Defeat
Before the season's largest crowd, the Twins committed 11 errors and squandered a seven run edge as the El Dorado Lions rallied to win a wild game. George W. Lofton notes the defensive miscues doomed the Twins despite early momentum.
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Judges Here Tonight At Pine Bluff Series Opener
The league leading Pine Bluff Judges visit Casino Park for the first of a two game series. The 8 15 p m start features Carl Wolfberger a right hander from Marshall starting for the Twins per manager Eddie Hack.
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Twins Make 11 in Wild 12 Inning Win Over Lions
In a two game set the Monroe Lions beat Arkansans 11 to9 in 12 innings before about 2 500 fans at tracted by automobile night. Monroe built a seven run second inning lead but Arkansans tied in ninth and pushed two runs in the 12th for the victory. Jack Van Orsdal started for the Twins and El Dorado scored four earned runs in 12 innings. Britton Horton took the loss for Monroe.
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Adler Garagemen Roar Past Druggists 11 0 in City League
Adler Garagemen move to top City League berth by routing Spatafora Druggists 11 to 0 on Plum Street. Marioneaux homered Boyce triple as Boyce fanned 11 with two walks and two hits allowed. Southern Hardware beat Presbyterians 5 to 1 with Caldwell homer. batteries listed for both sides.
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Crossett Mill triumphs in Ouachita Valley league clash
Crossett wins over Browns in a thrilling finish to the first half of the Ouachita Valley league split season. Swartz loses, marking Crossett’s win as a key moment in Arkansans’ district play.
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Oua Chita Valley league managers meeting called
T O Dent president of the Oua chita Valley league called a meeting of team managers for tonight at 8 in the offices of radio station KMLB at Hotel Frances. The meeting aims to perfect plans for the second half season including adoption of player lists and all managers are expected to attend.
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Millers Rally To Tie For First Half Title At Home
The Brown Paper mill Browns lost 6 to 4 to the Millers on Wednesday sealing a tie with Swartz Carlton Blackers for the first-half championship. Hodge defeated Swartz 3 to 1 at Hodge as season ends with 15 wins and five losses for both Swartz and Crossett. The Millers offense capitalized on Brown miscues and late relief pitching by Mayes.
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Hubbell Beats Bruins Giants Even Series 8 4
Carl Hubbell pitched a complete game as the New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 8 4 to even the series. Wally Berger and Mel Ott hit back to back homers in the first inning as Hubbell overcame a late Cubs rally to secure his first win since May.
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