Trade links Giants to key four game set with Reds
By Hugh Fullerton Jr AP sports writer a pregame swap sends Alex Kampouris from the Reds to the Giants in exchange for Wally Berger as New York aims to steady keystone defense and back Hal Schumach er on the mound. The circuit also notes Reds 11 2 over Giants in farewell, Cubs clinging to lead, and Foxx homers lift Red Sox past Detroit 8 7 as the league action spools.
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Will Terry
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Mel Ott
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al Epperty
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Jack Russell
Jimmy Foxx
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al Simmons
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Baseball Daily Scores from Major League Matches
Chicago and New York led a pattern of results with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh also in play. Brooklyn and St Louis posted notable scores as Boston and Philadelphia faced Monday matchups. Detroit and Cleveland posted MLB results across the league with several games scheduled for today including New York versus Chicago and Boston versus Pittsburgh.
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Baseball league leaders and season stats summary
National League leaders include Lavagetto batting .369 for Brooklyn and Ott leading in runs with 42 and RBIs with 43 for New York. McCormick of Cincinnati leads in hits with 6 and doubles with 17, while Goodman of Cincinnati and Rizzo of Pittsburgh tie for triples with 5. American League leaders show Trosky batting .397 for Cleveland, Averill in runs with 39 and Foxx in RBIs with 59. Travis leads in hits with 60, Averill and Keltner post 5 triples, Foxx hits 14 home runs, and Lewis steals 9 bases for Washington. Pitching leaders include MacFayden of Boston with the most decisions in the NL and Kennedy of Detroit leading in AL with 5 or more decisions. The report also notes Kansas worm bait industry context and several team line scores and batters across cities including Cincinnati, New York, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Boston, St. Louis, and Washington.
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Washington
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Detroit
Cubs to Start Hottest Pitcher in Series Opener
Cubs send Bill Lee to the mound against the New York Giants at Wrigley Field aiming to stretch their NL lead. Lee, 6-1 in his last eight, faces Cliff Melton as Chicago seeks a fast start in the four game set. Giants snap skid by beating Reds as Bill Terry reshapes his lineup with Kampouris for Berger. Gabby Hartnett bruised, but Cubs expect him back for tomorrow’s twin bill.
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New York Giants
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Cliff Melton
Boston
Giaat
Bees
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Charlie Grimm
Lee
Larry French
Clay Bryant
Tex Carleton
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
Wally Berger
Keystone
Terry Terriers
Gabby Hartnett
Cub
Bill
Warning Printed on Bogus Currency in Conn
Di Pinto believed a two dollar bill he received was counterfeit and showed it to police. The note incorrectly read two rollers with Jefferson’s image and the denomination was deemed worthless by the authorities. The report also notes the vast North American forest area at about 7.5 billion acres.
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Night baseball approved by most majors at Ebbets Field
New York report says seven National League teams agreed to night games at Ebbets Field this season with six scheduled and a seventh to be announced. The Brooklyn Dodgers announce night baseball and the Cincinnati Bees will also play a Saturday night game at Ebbets Field on Wednesday June 13, excluding the New York Giants.
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Schmeling Seeks Joe Jacobs as Second for Ring Return
Max Schmeling plans to petition the New York State Athletic Commission to restore Joe Jacobs as his corner man for the June 22 Yankee Stadium bout with Joe Louis. Schmeling aims to press Brigadier General John J. Phelan and possibly Gov. Lehman for reinstatement, citing Jacobs’s long history as his trusted manager in America. Jacobs has lost his second’s license after past disputes with the commission, though he has played a key role in Schmeling’s major fights and helped coordinate in-ring actions and corner strategy.
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Kittenball Program Washed Out In Muscatine
Old Javiter Pluvius caused another Kittenball washout as six teams were slated to play across three games tonight. Hamm's Beers vs Grandview at Oregon field would kick off the Inter-County league with Postmaster Albert S. Barry to toss the first ball. YMC A Factory league and Sunday School games were also scheduled, highlighting a disrupted start to the season.
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Round-Up Of Interesting Notes In Sports
New York sports column previews Henry Armstrong as a rising multiweight champ with a $100,000 annuity and a potential lightweight crown, warns of Cefering Garcia, and notes other boxing and baseball tidbits. It mentions Lefty Gomez’s box at Yankee Stadium, Grover Cleveland Alexander coaching, Clark Griffith, Gene Tunney visiting, and various odds and curiosities from the sports world.
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York
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St. Louis
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Horatio Alger
Mad Creek and Geneva split golf matches amid light turnout
The article notes a golf series where Mad Creek golfers claim they could sweep the matches but faced only 18 Geneva players in the second meet after a larger turnout at the Geneva course. It also mentions Muscatine high school seniors, including Walt Nash and Danny, near graduation and the upcoming departure of several star athletes. Cubs open crucial series with Giants as they seek steady pitching from regulars to challenge the league leaders.
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Purple and Gold
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Terrymen
Montague Praises Cherry Hills In 1938 Open Context
Hollywood golfer Montague, known as the mystery man, praises Cherry Hills Golf Club as a battleground for the National Open. He will be in the gallery when the Open begins, predicting par golf as a shade over er ang er and noting the course’s appeal despite a muddy scene on the first round.
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