Dodgers and Cardinals locked in tight National League duel
Brooklyn Dodgers surge to an 11-2 win over the Boston Braves as Whitlow Wyatt earns his 11th victory and a 43 inning scoreless streak ends with Gene Moore’s eighth inning single. Meanwhile Lefty Marius Russo dazzles for the Yankees in a 4-1 victory over the Browns. DiMaggio extends his hit streak to 38 games as the Indians rally to an 11-8 win over Boston. Continued on Thirteenth Page.
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Joe DiMaggio
Tom Henrich
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GOLFER RAY BROWNELL LEADS INTERCOLLEGIATE SEMIFINALS
In Columbus Ohio on June 27 two top college golfers, Ray Brownell Stanford and Earl Stewart LSU, led the quarterfinal winners into the 36 hole semifinal round of the 44th National Intercollegiate golf championship. Carmichael Princeton and Greiner Baltimore joined Stewart in advancing, with Brownell beating Marshall Carlson 2 and 1 and Carmichael defeating Dee Replogle 2 and 1.
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F. Dixon Brooke
Virginia
Richard Wolfely
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Bob Brownell
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Robert Brownell
USC Sophomore Olewine Reaches National Tennis Finals
At Merion Cricket Club in Haverford Pennsylvania Ted Olewine husky sophomore from USC battled into the finals of the National Intercollegiate tennis tournament in a 4 set match with Bill Canning of California. Olewine will meet the winner of tomorrow's Hunt Davis semifinal showcasing Navy and Vanderbilt. Canning faded after a brilliant first set in the hot sun.
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Bill Canning
University of California
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United States
Merion Cricket Club
Sports Roundup by Sid Feder Hails Boxing Promos and Prospects
Sid Feder reports on boxing and football chatter. Lou Nova training for Joe Louis at Grossinger's. Baer plans return. Harmon's Michigan Detroit Lions broadcasts. Bitsy Grant eyeing retirement. Nick Gregory pursuit by Tigers. Harry Jeffra praised as top golfer in ring. Slingin' Sammy Baugh to Texas ranger serial. DiMag pitching hard. Nason observes track jump facts. plus Tiny Tots beat Georgia Tucker Tiny Tots 10-5 with Bitter and J. Love homers.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
News-Star Special News Service
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Mike Jacobs
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
Grossinger’s
Riviera
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Charledon
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Nick Gregory
Dallas
Tigers
Harry Jeffra
Louis
Bill Engeln
Sherrouse Tiny Tots
Georgia Tucker Tiny Tots
Bitter
J. Love
Sheppard
Simmons Sherrouse
Jones and Johnson
Georgia Tucker
Ruth and Cobb Feud Renewed at Fresh Meadow Charity Match
New York June 27. Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb prepare for a charity golf match at Fresh Meadow Country Club. The course will be shortened to about 6,500 yards, flags centered on greens, and Ruth and Cobb expect to finish around 70s. Cobb won the opening at Boston 3 and 2, with Ruth facing putter trouble. Arthur Donovan will umpire, counted to ten aiding in the deep traps.
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Baseball's CORRS stats and boxing results brief
Baseball batting leaders from the Associated Press show Williams Red Sox 199 runs 63 hits .412 and Heath Indians 248 at bats 93 runs with .375. Mize Cardinals 16 home runs in 58 RBIs, Slaughter 83 RBIs. Boxing results list Poland, Fiorello, Harkins, Herrick with recent decisions and knockouts across Baltimore, Brooklyn, Waterbury, Portland, and Manchester.
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Slaughter
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New York
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N. Y
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George Martin
Boston
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Conn
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Irwin Kaplan
Los Angeles
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Maine
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Tony Dupre
Manchester
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Monroe Takes Ind Of Series Off Texarkana
The Monroe White Sox strengthened their Cotton States league lead by routing the Texarkana Twins 7 to 1 last night, taking both games of the series and widening their margin atop the standings.
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Texarkana Twins Meet Monroe Sox In Final Game Of Series
The Texarkana Twins and the Monroe White Sox play tonight at 8 at Casino Park in their third game of the series. Afterward the teams head to Vicksburg for a four game set. Dave Latter will start for Texarkana, while Major Bowles makes his second Sox mound appearance and J D Haney reports to join the Sox lineup.
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el Dorado
Sox
Doug Taitt
J. D. Haney
el Paso
Sox top Twins as Hogan dazzles on mound
Jim Hogan limited the Twins to three hits over five shutout frames and fanned four in a strong Sox win at Casino Park. Dave Philley pounded a homer and drove in three as Englehorn and Potocar added key hits, while Texarkana’s Miller fought tough until the eighth. Connors went hitless, Pruitt made several spectacular plays in right field, and Crow provided Texarkana’s lone run in the sixth.
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Standings and Yesterday Results From Regional and National Games
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Local Scores From Meridian to Pensacola
Meridian beat Selma 5 to 4 and Gadsden routed Pensacola 9 to 0. Montgomery’s 8 to 4 victory over Jackson, Mobile 4 over Anniston 1.
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Evangeline League Scoreboard Summary
Natchez beat Lake Charles 6 to 5 while New Iberia edged Lafayette 4 to 1. Port Arthur won 2 to 1 over Alexandria as Opelousas led Rayne 11 to 4 with Rayne 7 0 in league action.
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International League scores tally decisive games
Newark defeated Baltimore 10 to 7 while Rochester outscored Toronto 12 to 11 and Buffalo won 7 to 3 over Montreal in a set of league results.
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Yankees Handle Browns as Russo Delivers One-Hitter
New York pitcher Marius Russo threw six no-hit innings before allowing a hit in the seventh, as the Yankees defeated the St. Louis Browns 4 to 1. Russo walked two and benefited from double plays, while DiMaggio and Gordon drove in key runs.
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