ArlettHits Four Homers In One Game For Orioles
Reading Pa June 2 Big Buzz Arlett former Sacramento Valley League slugger hit four homers in a game for the Baltimore Orioles in a 14 13 inter league victory over the Reading Keys He scored five runs and tied the major league single game record for homers set by Bobby Lowe and Ed Delehanty with four.
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John Gillespie
Bridgeport
Peter Scott
Reading Club
Jack Dempsey Escorts Rosita Ahead Of Baer Levinsky Bout
Reno Nevada June 2 Dempsey the former world heavyweight champ enjoys rising spirits as he plans the Baer Levinsky fight set for July 4. He has been seen with Rosita Gonzales of a wealthy Argentine family and introduces her to friends as Rosita.
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Fight Results From Two Cities Highlight Boxing Night
In New York Kid Chocolate won a decision over Lew Feldman in a 15 round bout. In Milwaukee Billy Jones, a Philadelphia light heavyweight, scored a technical knockout over Dave Maier in six rounds.
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Kid Chocolate
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Milwaukee
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
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Cards hold Cubs 1 to 0 on five Cubs hits
After Gabby Street challenged Dizzy Dean to perform, Dean shut out the Cubs allowing five hits as the Cardinals won 1 to 0. The Athletics swept a twin bill from the Yankees with Bishop and Foxx homering to win the first and second games.
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Dizzy Dean
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Eye protector patent urged after golf ball strikes
At Ambridge George Deep a caddy was struck between the eyes by a ball at the Allegheny Country club course. In Zanesville Ohio Mrs Florence Baker suffered an optic bruise when hit by a ball on the Zanesville course.
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Ruth drives 2500th safe blow in Yankees Athletics clash
Babe Ruth achieved his 2500th safe blow in the Yankees Athletics doubleheader. He’s spent 19 major league seasons and had 7,186 at bats. Separately, Sharkey Schmeling bout prices drop on June 21 with seats ranging from 2.30 to 23 dollars.
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Waner and Foxx Lead League Batting Percentages This Season
Paul Waner tops the National League with a .393 average while Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics leads the American League at .415.
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Athletics
Williams and Hearts end in 8-8 mushball deadlock
In Clifton Flats, Williams and Sacred Hearts A. C. battled to an 8-8 tie after eight innings in a city mushball league game. Darkness halted play with Vigali and D Cooper homering for the Hearts while Lewis and DeFalco starred for Williams.
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Gormeal
Diamond Dusk as Garlands rout South Hill 10 to 1
Garlands beat South Hill 10 to 1 in a rough game with four South Hill errors and three Garlands miscues. Phillips led Ramblers with three hits in their win over Clifton Flats Juniors as Ettinger added three. Scarazzos clash with Castle Smacks at Clifton Flats draws big crowd. Henry MacNichols seeks contact with Phil Benninghoff for church musicball league.
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Scarazzos to Face Grays at Centennial Field Tuesday
Scarazzo baseball nine of Lawrence County League hosts the Homestead Grays at 6 30 pm Tuesday night at Centennial field. Mound duties assigned to Paul McCullough with Jewie Coen supporting. A large crowd is expected amid strong Grays reputation and local excitement. Pittsburgh Crawfords visit June 23.
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Maxie Rosenbloom Protest Strains Champion Status
Maxie Rosenbloom the world light heavyweight champion faces a foodless layoff as New York state athletic commission blocks title fights. His manager Frank Bachman appeals for a challenger or an over weight bout to keep Rosenbloom active while Walker fights heavies elsewhere. The letter cites past refusals and current starving condition as key issues.
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International News Service
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Mickey Walker
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Lockleys Dominate Smiths 28 to 5 in City Mushball
Lockleys defeated Smiths 28 to 5 in a city mushball league game at the Baltimore & Ohio field. E. Lockley starred in the field, while N. Ross, E. Lockley and Tex Richards homered. Lockleys totaled 33 hits, with Smiths managing five.
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German champion Meier tops British Games broad jump at White City
W Meier, German broad jump champion, leaped to prominence by winning the broad jump at the tenth annual British games in White City England.
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England
First M. E. Track Team Sets Sights On Taggart Field Meet
First M. E. tracks into action at Taggart field on June 10 with three 1931 champions Elroy Lockley in the 50 yard dash Bill Spencer in the broad jump and a strong mile relay squad. Sid Lockley faces McCreary in a potential rematch from last year while Harold Ingram debuts in the broad jump and 50 yard dash. Newcomer Bill Caven targets the half mile and two mile events. Croton Catholic’s Lastoria leads a rival squad eyeing the tug of war with Anthony Cook Ross Larzo Lewis Bernabei Victor Testa and DiSalva among key names.
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Kid Chocolate Beats Feldman in Queensboro Club Bout
Cuban fighter Lew Feldman fell to Kid Chocolate in a 15 round match at the Queensboro Club in Long Island City. Chocolate won nine rounds to Feldman’s two with four even, mirroring a prior decision from last winter.
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International News Service
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Twilight League Umpire Assignments List
Umpires assigned for Twilight League games today include Cloverleafs versus Volant with Dunn and Walser, Mahoning versus Malizias with Mehalic and Ross, Soda Jerkers versus Castlewood with Bell and McCann, West Pittsburg versus Ryantown with Price and Bishop, Hillsville versus Lawrence Indies with Keller and Minor, and Union A A versus South Hills with Guinanugh and Kirchner.
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Soda Jerkers
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Price
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Lawrence Indies
Keller
Minor
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South Hills
Guinaugh
Kirchner
West Side A C to Play Ramsey A C on Lee Avenue Field
West Side A C meets Ramsey A C at 6 30 p m on Lee avenue baseball field in D S T today. The teams are among the citys fastest independ ent clubs. West Side has an open date Friday and seeks a game by calling 959 R after 4 p m per Sunny Wheale.
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Ramsey A. C
Lee Avenue
West Side
Sunny Wheale
Lawrence League Managers To Meet At Sport Goods Store
Managers of teams in the Lawrence County baseball league will convene at the Sport Goods store at 8:15 p m Monday according to President Alex Samuels.
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Lawrence County Baseball League
Sport Goods
Alex Samuels
Summer fights to start soon in Pittsburgh
Plans are under way for the opening of the Castle bowl for the summer season as reorganization plans have practically succeeded it is said and the first bouts will be staged within the next few weeks Bowls and other open air fistic places in Pittsburgh have already got underway and it is hoped that the gloves will be flying here within the next several weeks Managers of local fighters have been advised to put their proteges in training and within a few days fighters from various parts of the country will be paying fight officials here for bouts.
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Castle Bowl
Pittsburgh
Enid Wilson Leads First 18 Holes in Open Final
Enid Wilson, defending British Women’s Open champion, held a one stroke lead over Purvis-Russell-Montgomery after 18 holes in Sainton England. Final match to be played over 36 holes with both players posting scores on the front and back nines.
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International News Service
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Devon
England
Enid Wilson
Miss Purvis-Russell- Montgomery
Baseball Roundup Relives Yesterday's NL Results
National League results show Philadelphia defeating New York 4 2 St Louis blanking Chicago 1 0. The Athletics beat the Yankees twice 8 7 and 7 6 at Shibe Park with home runs by Max Bishop and Jimmy Foxx. Washington moved to second with a 2 1 win over Boston while the Cardinals beat the Cubs 1 0 in seven innings due to rain.
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Rube Walberg
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Pepper Martin
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Ott
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Graziani Knocks Off Polish National Reserves In Close Game
Graziani defeated the Polish National American Reserves 8 to 7 at Lehigh field yesterday. Graziani out hit the Reserves as C. Ross tripled and Wrona started for the Reserves with Ross finishing for Melcher. Umpires Panelli and Hamilton.
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Local Mushball and Baseball Card Schedule crash
Friday games feature Independent Friday's Card County Church Baseball League matchups at multiple venues including Franklin field Scotland Lane and Lehigh field. Saturday sees Lawrence County Baseball League clashes Wampum vs West Side Tigers Brent at Bessemer Scarazzo at Universal.
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Volant Mahoning A. A
Malizias Soda Jerkers
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Bessemer Scarazzo
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Diffley Chosen Michigan Baseball Captain for 1933
Michael J. Diffley of this city has been named captain of the Michigan baseball team for the 1933 season. He follows Arthur Superko of Nanticoke Pennsylvania who served as acting captain last season.
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Mike Diffley
Michael J. Diffley
Arthur Superko
Nanticoke
Clifton Flats Schedule Bright With Local Games
Clifton Flats will play Mahoningtown at 6 30 p m today at Clifton Flats and a good crowd is anticipated. On Friday Lawrence Indies oppose Clifton Flats on Cedar street grounds and Saturday Castlewood will tackle Clifton Flats on Clifton Flats ground. Manager Leyshon wants to book games.
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Mahoningtown
Lawrence Indies
Cedar Street
Castlewood
Leyshon
Baseball Scores from Al League Card
The American League scores show Washington 2 over Boston 1 and Philadelphia 8 over New York 7. Philadelphia 7 lost to New York 6 in another game. Chicago at Cleveland and Detroit at St. Louis were delayed by rain with no results.
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Sports Scores and Market Observations from City Desk
Notable NBA style matchups list Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Boston New York at Philadelphia St. Louis at Chicago. A Milwaukee Sentinel note cites a psychologist on memory retention about one fifth of heard information. A returning marine from Shanghai reports disorder and confusion with racial slurs used to describe locals as "Jap" and "Chink."
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One
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee Sentinel
Croton Captures Mushball Game at Home
Croton M. E. defeated the Second U. P. 5 to 2 in a church mushball league game played at Croton. Croton hit two home runs, Ray and Gilkey each had two base hits. Snow fanned five and Brooks struck out three. Richards and Nelson officiated.
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U. P
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Ray
Gilkey
Snow
Brooks
Richards
Nelson
American star Jacobs eliminated in French tennis quarterfinal
Miss Helen Jacobs falls to Mme Rene Mathieu of France in straight sets 6 4 6 4 in the women's singles quarterfinals at the French hard court championships in Auteuil.
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France
Miss Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Mme
Rene Mathieu
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