Irish grappler wins title with flying scissors at Fenway
Dan O Mahoney, former Irish Free State soldier, defeats Jim Londos at Fenway Park in a 1 hour 11 minute match to claim the title. The 222 pound Irishman lands a flying body scissors to pin Londos, in front of about 30 000 at the Crosscup Pishon Legion sports carnival.
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East Dixie Chiefs Defeat Pine Bluff in Low-Scoring Battle
In Greenwood Mississippi on June 28 the East Dixie league game saw Greenwood beat Pine Bluff 5 to 3. Greenwood managed four hits while Pine Bluff collected five as errors and timely scoring influenced the outcome.
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College Golf Championship Semifinals Set After Rough Day
Charles Yates of Georgia Tech advanced to the national intercollegiate semifinals with a 5 and 4 win over Princeton’s Jack Malloy. Johnny Fischer of Michigan, Fred Haas Jr. of Louisiana, and Ed White of Texas also moved into the next round. Haas defeated Bill Welch 37th hole to reach the semifinals, while White led comfortably over G A Menard. Fischer overcame Woodrow Malloy to reach the semis.
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Alexandria, Lake Charles win protest in Evangeline league tilt
In a protested May 4 game revived Thursday, Alexandria defeated Lake Charles 5 to 3 after the third inning delay while the regular May 4 contest had Lake Charles prevailing 9 to 8 in ten innings. Abbeville beat Opelousas 8 to 5 and Rayne shutout New Iberia 7 to 0.
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League Leaders Show Big Names Leading 1930s Stats
National League leaders include Medwick and Vaughan atop batting and runs with solid contributions from J. Collins and Berger. Cardinals pitchers Medwick and Waner also figure in hitting charts while Parmelee leads NL pitching. American League features Gehringer Greenberg and Johnson dominating in runs RBIs and hits with notable showings from Vosmik and Cronin.
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Whitcombe Takes Lead In English Open At Muirfield
MUIRFIELD Scotland June 28 Henry Cotton faltered under Muirfield wind as Charley Whitcombe surged to a four under par 68 for a 36 hole 129. Cotton 74 68 tied for second at 142 with Alf Padgham 70 72. Picard Sweeney Boomer and Perry high at 145.
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Fractured ankle may keep Mickal off gridiron
Baton Rouge June 28 Abe Mickal LSU great football star suffered a fractured ankle in a Fort McClellan Alabama baseball game. Coach Bernie Moore said the injury will keep the all around backfield star off the gridiron this year. Mickal helped shape LSU’s 1934 team and was noted as a top passer. He previously refused Huey Long’s senatorial offer, an episode tied to long political tensions surrounding the program.
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Shreveport Net Tourney Opens At Princess Park
The Shreveport Centennial Gulf States tennis championship began with thirty matches on Thursday afternoon at Princess Park. Texas Arkansas and Louisiana were represented as rain halted play briefly. Results include Lasker Ehman defeating Bill Dabney and Ed Barnett beating Ed Roberson among numerous other singles results.
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Tigers and Yanks Name Four Each In Lineup Hints
Chuck Klein and Len Warneke are noted Cubs players amid lineup speculation by Frisch who may include himself Terry Vaughan and Martin in the infield with Medwick Moore and Waner in the outfield. Hubbell or Schumacher likely will start as pitcher with Mancuso catching. A separate item notes a western apple orchard yield rising from 1400 to 6000 bushels after placing bee hives among trees as bees pollinated blossoms.
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Yanks Beat Solons To Extend Lead In Showdown
The Yanks increased their margin by defeating the Solons 15 to 5 in a decisive matchup. Strong offensive run highlighted by early scoring bursts and solid defense limited the Solons to five points.
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Home run barrage fuels big league clash between Detroit and Chicago
Fox Cochrane Gehringer Greenberg and Haas pace a 9 5 Detroit Chicago game. Crowder and Kennedy toil on the mound with dual power from both sides. Fox trips four runs, Gehringer and Greenberg add tallies as Detroit tops Chicago in a high scoring affair.
Yesterday's Results from Baseball Standings
New York defeated Washington 15 to 5 and Philadelphia beat Boston 14 to 2. Detroit triumphed over Chicago 9 to 5.
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Chicago at Cleveland Whitehead Hudlin showdown
Detroit travels to St. Louis to face Auker Cain Sullivan Knott in a slate of two games. Only games listed.
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Baseball scores from southern league games
New Orleans defeated Atlanta 7 to 4 while Birmingham beat Knoxville 9 to 0. Chattanooga led 3 to 4 and Memphis was 8 to 4 in a second game halted at the ninth due to darkness. Nashville won 4 to 0 and Little Rock was 2 to 2 in other results.
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Football match pairings announced for New Orleans at Atlanta
The schedule lists New Orleans visiting Atlanta and Nashville playing Little Rock. Chattanooga travels to Memphis with Birmingham hosting Knoxville in the same lineup of games.
Baseball scores from Opelousas Abbeville Rayne New Iberia Lake Charles
Lake Charles defeated Alexandria 9 to 8 after ten innings in a protested game area. Lake Charles led 7-4 in the original May 4 matchup and won the ensuing playoff 8-5. Rayne beat New Iberia 7 to 0. Opelousas beat Abbeville 5 to 8.
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East Dixie League Scores Vary Across Day
Greenville defeated Clarksdale 9 4 while El Dorado beat Jackson 9 4 Pine Bluff won 3 5 Greenwood topped Helena 0 and Cleveland edged out with 5.
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International League results with rain postponement noted
In baseball action Syracuse beat Baltimore 8 to 9. Buffalo at Montreal was postponed by rain. Rochester defeated Toronto 5 to 7 while Newark won 6 to 1 and Albany fell 1 to 6.
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Texas League scores and chocolate costuming customs
In Texas League play Dallas defeated Tulsa 8 to 0 while Oklahoma City beat Fort Worth 3 to 0 and Galveston won 4 to 0 against Beaumont. San Antonio fell to Houston 2 to 3. The Aztecs used chocolate beans as money and only the upper classes could drink chocolate.
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Tigers Rally Past White Sox With Eleven-Run Burst
Detroit built a 6 0 lead on homers by Pete Fox Charley Gehringer and Hank Greenberg as Alvin Crowder held Chicago scoreless until the seventh. Mule Haas homered off Crowder in the seventh and Schoolboy Rowe escaped a bases loaded jam in the eighth. Greenberg added his 20th homer in the eighth to seal a 9 5 victory.
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Boston Braves Phillies Divide Double Header
Boston Braves and Philadelphia Phillies split a twin bill with a nondescript 6n 32-3 loss by E Moore in the later game. Umpires Reardon Sears and Stewart called the action after 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Wimbledon Duel Threat Talks Dueling First
Jean Borotra, 38, opts to play at Wimbledon before a proposed pistol duel with Didier Poulain in Paris. Borotra accepts the challenge after Poulain accused France of letting Davis Cup duties slide, with seconds named and talk of shooting into the air to honor the code.
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Rene LaCoste
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Omaha police attend courtesy and culture school
Omaha policemen attend a courtesy and culture school with studies on shining shoes shaving keeping uniforms pressed polishing badges and maintaining dignified manners while walking gracefully.
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