Dodgers Beat Reds 2 1 in Ninth Inning Home Run Sparked Win
Dodgers defeated the Cincinnati Reds 2 1 as Adolph Camilli belted a ninth inning homer and made a spectacular one handed grab. Tuck Stainback also homered for Los Angeles as Whitlow Wyatt improved to 7 0 with the win. The article notes Camilli 13th homer and 44th RBI, while detailing other games across the league.
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Adolph Camilli
Camilli
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Tuck Stainback
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodger
Ding Vander Meer
Wyatt
Yesterday's Baseball Results From AP Summary
National League results include New York 6 Pittsburgh 4 and St Louis 14 Philadelphia 2. American League games show New York 9 Chicago 8 and Cleveland 9 Washington 8. Other leagues list Rochester 4 Toronto 3 and Montreal 8 Buffalo 7 with multiple minor and regional scores across associations.
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Boston
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Cleveland
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Gehrig's health improves after a cautious return plan
New York reports Lou Gehrig may regain health after voluntary withdrawal on May 2 to focus on a rest cure. Mayo Clinic doctors treat infantile paralysis, aiming for a moderately active life. Gehrig serves as field captain, delivering lineup cards and arguing calls, while his high salary persists.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
Mayo Clinic
Lou
Gehrig
Rochester
Yankees
Rumors Swirl Around St. Marys Coach and Golf Scene
Rumors say Slip Madigan may leave St. Mary's football. Lou Geh-Snead receives fan letters urging him about a big eight at Philly. Clark Griffith travels to scout as Washington faces an acute situation. Mary Galento and Marva Louis to discuss husbands on air Saturday.
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St. Mary’s
Lou Geh- Snead
Sam
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Mary Galento
Marva Louis
Success Story George Weiss Dies Noted Yankee Farm Chief
George Weiss head of the Yankee farm system turns 44 tomorrow and recalls his first deal with the New York club dating to 1923 when New Haven Colonials visited for an exhibition. Attendance was 157 and New Haven’s gate share was 10.45 dollars. A fall heavyweight bout may pit Lou Nova against Bob Postor. Joe Louis reportedly plans a year’s retirement after Galento defeat. Scouts flock to Rocky Mount North Carolina to watch Tommy Reed, who hit two homers with the bases full and nine RBI against Winston-Salem.
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Rocky Mount
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Tommy Reed
Winston-Salem
Racing Plant Plan Linked to Chicago Investor
John D. Hertz of Chicago, a prominent sports figure, proposes building a $2,000,000 racing plant in Bergen County, New Jersey if he can recruit Dr. Charles Strub, Santa Anita’s managing director, to move east and oversee the venture.
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Chicago Sportsman
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Today's Guest and Notes from the Mirror Era
The item cites Edward Zeltner of Today's Guest in the New York Mirror noting Dodgers in Cincinnati once lost three games and Poffenberger profit. Pocock built all end shells in three regatta races with George Pocock praised. Cub fans face penny gum matchbook ads at Wrigley Field. Scouts call Tony Pyrr top pitcher among college players. Jimmy Dykes says White Sox end feud with Yankees. Jake Pfeffer skips coast trip due to King Kong shaving his whiskers, affecting MGM plans.
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Jake Pfeffer
M-G-M
King Kong
Honest Confession from Lou Nova on Baer Fight
Lou Nova admits the bout with Max Baer was a poor choice and notes it as a mistake. The veteran fighter concedes the clash did not showcase his best skills and acknowledges the folly of the matchup.
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Lou Nova
Baer
Lou
Venezuelan Delegation Plans Gift for Alex Carrasquel
The Venezuela delegation prepares to present a gold watch to Alex Carrasquel a Washington pitcher before the Senators play in the stadium on July 4. Bill McKechnie Jr and Rog Grove Jr may join the Duke baseball team next season. Prothro's boy is already there. The race track margin in New Jersey surprised the boss fans and mutuels backers before the election.
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Alex Carrasquel
Washington
Senators
Bill McKechnie
The Greatest Market Place Is Town Record Want Ads
A compact, period style notice highlights the Town Record Want Ads as the premier marketplace for classified listings. It emphasizes accessibility, broad reach, and timely opportunities for buyers and sellers in the local community.
Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Snapshot
McQuinn of St. Louis leads batting with .357 while Foxx of Boston hits .339. Greenberg of Detroit and Cramer of Boston pace runs with 52. Greenberg also leads RBIs with 55 and Williams of Boston has 54. Case of Washington and McQuinn 80 hits each. Greenberg and Chapman of Cleveland top doubles with 24 and 20. Keltner, McQuinn, Travis, and Wright tie for triples with seven. Greenberg and Foxx lead home runs with 16 and 11. Case of Washington paces steals with 26 and Chapman of Cleveland has 9. Donald of New York leads pitching with 7-0 and Ruffing of New York 10-1.
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Boston
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Detroit
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Williams
Case
Washington
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Cleveland
Rolfe
New York
Keltner
Travis
Wright
Donald
Ruffing
Baseball leaders and stats across players
Batting Arnovich of Philadelphia led with a .398 average followed by Bonura of New York at .347. Werber of Cincinnati top runs with 49, Frey 47. McCormick 47 RBIs, Goodman 46. Arnovich 80 hits, McCormick 75. Bonura led doubles with 18 along with Slaudter, Mize, Martin and Kay each at 18. Goodman and Herman tied triples at 8, Camilli 13 home runs, McCormick and Lombardi 11. Handley 11 steals, Hadk 7. Pitching Wyatt 7-0, others listed with eight wins.
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
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Warneke
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Fette
Boston
Deaths Last Night Prompt Georgia Representative Owen
Washington report notes Representative Emmett M. Owen of Georgia’s fourth district died last night while serving his fourth term. In Evanson Wyoming James Brown, 78, longtime patriarch of the Mormon Church for the past decade also passed away.
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Arizona and El Paso Reach Eight to Fourteen
In a set of baseball scores from the El Paso and Bisbee games El Paso triumphed 8 to 4 over Bisbee after a late surge. Albuquerque downed Tucson 4 to 2 as Archuleta and Galios combined on the mound for the win while Schanz and Salkeld handled the battering. Kurt Davis pitched strongly for the Cardinals in a separate game with a 9th victory. Ken Keltner produced two triples for Cleveland against the Senators. Dolph Camilli and Tuck Stainback homered as Brooklyn defeated the Reds 2 to 1 in the night contest.
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Ken Keltner
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Senators
Dolph Camilli
Tuck Stainback
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Brooklyn
Reds
Yesterday's Stars Batter Dickey Lifts Yankees Past White Sox
Bill Dickey homered with a man on to spark New York from a 9-8 deficit to defeat the White Sox. Carl Hubbell entered as reliever for the Giants against the Pirates and retired the side with the bases loaded. Earl Whitehill blanked the Bees on seven hits in eight innings. Jack Kramer scattered ten hits and hobbled the Browns.
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White Sox
Pale Hose
Bill Dickey
Jack Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Joe Krakauska
Rious
Senators
Joe Haynes
Land
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Associated Press
New York
Giants
Bees
Browns
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
In Hagerstown Joey Silver outpointed Jimmy Lancaster after eight rounds. In Garfield Patrick Comiskey stopped John Tuck in Paterson. Bob Montgomery halted Tommy Rawson in Philadelphia. Jimmie Tygh outpointed Tommy Speigal in Philadelphia Uniontown bouts. Record Wantr-Ads Get Results.
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Philadelphia
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