Reds Struggle as Road Games Turn Tough
The Cincinnati Reds face a rough road as pitchers Lou Fette Whitlow Wyatt and Bill Lohrman shut them down in recent losses. Giants and Cubs climb, while Paul Derringer struggles. Russ Bauers returns for Pittsburgh with a 2-1 win over the Dodgers. Indians blast the A's as Feller wins his 11th. Detroit defeats Washington 7-4 in a seven run seventh inning.
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Bostings
Lou Fette
Whitlow Wyatt
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Bill Lohrman
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Deacon Bill McKechnie
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Cincinnati
Paul Derringer
Othg Lkafid Lehrman
Bill Terry
Philadelphia
Detroit
Senators
Washington
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Outdoor Sports Exhibits at Tri-State Fair Amarillo
Outdoor sports exhibits and champions fill Amarillo Tri-State Fair Grounds for the first Southwest Sportsman's Show. Highlights include five world class champions, wildlife displays from San Antonio Zoos, two daily exhibitions, fishing and archery ranges, and a 120 by 60 foot lake. Proceeds support future shows and the Texas Game Commission, with an expected 30 000 visitors and delegations from a 300 mile radius.
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Ken Wilhelm
Hollywood
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Denver
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Tenn
A le Cline
San Antonio
Jack Lamb
Houston
San Antonio Zoological Gardens
Texas
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Amarillo News- Globe
The
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsman’s Club
Mason King
Yesterday's National League Results Report
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 and New York routed Cincinnati 7 to 0. Boston at St. Louis was postponed.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia In AAA Baseball Clash
American League action saw Cleveland defeat Philadelphia 12 to 5 while Detroit topped Washington 7 to 4. St Louis at New York postponed due to rain and Chicago at Boston postponed because grounds were cold and wet.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
International League Scores Roundup
Jersey City defeated Newark 6 to 4 while Montreal routed Toronto 6 nothing. Baltimore moved to 6 and 5 with a win over Syracuse 4 to 3. Rochester logged 7 and Buffalo 6 in the same update.
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Syracuse
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Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Baseball scores from American Association games
Toledo defeated Indianapolis 6 to 4 with Columbus 6 5 edging Louisville 4 11. Kansas City drilled St Paul 10 to 0 while Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 5 to 1.
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Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast League Scores Quick Update
In the Pacific Coast League games San Diego defeated Oakland 7 to 6 while Sacramento beat Hollywood 4 to 2. Portland edged Los Angeles 4 to 3 and Seattle routed San Francisco 11 to 1.
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Tulsa Beats Shreveport 7 to 1 and Other Scores
A roundup of scores shows Tulsa defeating Shreveport 7 to 1, Dallas 12, Beaumont 1, San Antonio 7 over Fort Worth 6, with Houston-Oklahoma City noting wet grounds affecting play conditions.
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Shreveport
Dallas
Beaumont
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston-Oklahoma City
Southern Association Scores Snapshot From Knoxville Night
Knoxville beat Little Rock 7 to 6 while Atlanta won 1 to 0 and New Orleans shutout Birmingham 3 to 0. Nashville prevailed 7 to 3 over Memphis 5 to 8 in a busy slate.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
Elmira, Wilkes-Barre pace Eastern League scores
Elmira beat Albany 1-0 and Wilkes-Barre topped Springfield 6-3 in a busy Eastern League card. Williamsport prevailed 7-4 over Binghamton while Scranton defeated Hartford 2-1.
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Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Williamsport
Binghamton
Scranton
Hartford
Louis Hints He'll Win In First Round
Pathetic boxing chatter aside, Joe Louis aims for a swift victory over Tony Galento at Yankee Stadium next Wednesday. Louis and managers petition New York officials to have Dr Chester Ames on hand for possible cuts, while Galento concentrates on Louis body blows and a punchers’ plan to exploit the champ’s stomach.
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Detroit
Jack Blackburne
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Joe Jacobs
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Galento
Abe Feldman
Mickey McAvoy
Arizona-Texas League game postponed by rain doubleheader likely Sunday
Albuquerque at El Paso postponed due to rain. Bisbee and Tucson played with a 11 to 13 score. Carpenter, Baldwin and Warrelman contributed for Bisbee, Tarver and Monk drove in runs for Tucson. Salkeld handled pitching duties for Tucson.
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Albuquérque
el Paso
Bisbee
Tucson
Carpenter
Baldwin
Warrelman
Tarver
Monk
Salkeld
Weather forecast for four states shows fair and cooler patterns
New Mexico expects generally fair weather tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions in the far southeast. Colorado will be partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Arizona sees fair conditions tonight and Sunday with warmer central areas. West Texas reports partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with scattered thunder showers in the Panhandle this afternoon and tonight.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Panhandle
Young helper fills cars at service station
Four year old Ronnie Burgess watched his father fill automobile tanks at a Point Pleasant service station. Spur of the moment he began making trips with a tin cup to help, filling a truck’s tank before his efforts were discovered.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ronnie Burgess
Ronnie
Titled notes from sport briefs in June report
Notre Dame and Wisconsin dispute over high school tackle Jack Peifer ends with him bound for Marquette. Donie Bush is hospitalized in St. Louis after surgery. Baron Von Cramm addition reduces German Davis Cup difficulty against Austria. Al Simmons seeks Ty Cobb’s diagnosis of his Reise. Current NBA rankings receive broad approval locally.
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Jack Peifer
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Donie Bush
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Austria
al Simmons
Ty Cobb
Cok
Louis First Tests May Be Galento's Last Rites
Howard Brickey reports from Wichita Falls Texas on Louis training for a bout with Galento. The focus is on Louis potential decisive test and Galento’s declining prospects as the fight approaches.
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Howard Brickey
Wichita Falls
Tex
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Galento
Connie Mack Leads Athletics Before 1939 Season
Connie Mack continues management of the Athletics before the 1939 season as other notes mention Valiente service in the Spanish war and promotion to commissioner of physical education. Detroit Tigers players receive $150 suits from owner W O Briggs for securing a first division finish. Lou Fette is targeted for No 1 NL All Star starting assignment with the Bees.
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Haha Dine
Paulino Uzcudun
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Bees
Two sports stars draw huge sums in short spans
The tale notes Lou Gehrig nearing 400000 dollars after his 15th Yankee season, while Joe Louis earned about 321245 dollars for just over two minutes against Max Schmeling. It mentions Bob Pastor training at a ladies college gym in Saratoga, an Elmira night game canceled for darkness, Sing Sing warden Lawes watching Bill McGehee, and Alexandria Louisiana Evangeline League pitcher nicknamed Fire Truck.
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Max Schmeling
Bob Pastor
Saratoga
Elmira
Warden Lawes
Sing Sing
Bill McGehee
Lawes
Alexandria
Fire Truck
Harvard Makes Sweep Over Yale in Thames Regatta
Harvard oarsmen completed a dual win over Yale on the Thames river, marking their second straight sweep and the 77th intercollegiate meeting. The Crimson varsity, freshmen, and junior varsity all prevailed, with the four mile race in 20:48 2 5 seconds and the Jay-vees clocking 9:35 for two miles upstream. Harvard now eyes the Grand Challenge Cup at the Royal Henley Regatta next month in England.
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Harvard
Yale
Thames River
England
Thames
Barefoot Boy to Run Two Miles Unseen by Crowd
Barefoot Schuylerville High School student Frank Coffin astonishes Syracuse readers as he contemplates barefoot two mile and cross country running within a year or two. Headlines note fight writers leaving Broadway for Pompton Lakes and Summit camps while Lou Nova avoids heavy fights. Joe DiMaggio strolls at the Mayflower with chasing kids. John Montague pursues golf trial. The St. Louis Browns arrive in town resembling singed cats.
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Lou Nova
Joe DiMaggio
John Montague
St.*Louis
Managers miss Joe McCarthy Day idea at stadium
At least seven American League managers fail to grasp the concept of a Joe McCarthy Day. They say every day seems to be McCarthy Day in their view.
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Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Boy Banished To Yard For Three Days For Sand Rule
A local boy faced a three day banishment to his front yard for misbehaving with sand and was told no ice cream or candy during the punishment. The school staff explained that a truck would not operate on sand, framing the incident as a practical consequence.
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Ronnie
Quarter-Finals Natl Clay Courts in Chicago
National Clay Courts Tennis Championships quarter finals in River Forest feature top seeds Frank Parker of Pasadena and Wayne Sabin of Portland facing Robert Harman and Harold Surface. Cincinnati’s William Talbert plays Gradner Mulloy, while Gene Mako meets Seymour Greenberg. Parker and Mako already advanced to doubles favorites.
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Oakland
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Oregon
Harold Surface
Kansas City
William Talbert
Cincinnati
Gradner Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Seymour Greenberg
Parker
Mako
Albuquerque Cards Win Half Season in Arizona Texas League
The Albuquerque Cardinals clinched the half flag after Tucson defeated Bisbee 11 7 while their own game with El Paso was rained out. Tucson built a mid game rally to stay ahead and secure the victory, dropping Bisbee three games behind Albuquerque.
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Ted Lyons Still Shines For White Sox Pitching Power
New York reports veteran Ted Lyons of the Chicago White Sox delivering seven complete games this season while noting he earned a spot in consideration for the American League all star team. Lyons recalls his Baylor University roots and his 16 years in the majors with humor and candor. He credits his knuckleball at times and compares his shoulder woes to Dizzy Dean’s, observing gradual recovery.
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Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Baylor University
St. Louis Browns
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Baylor
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Kig Gleason
Innning
Collins
Dizzy Dean
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Dizzy
Swim strokes for adults suit varied bodies and ages
The article explains how adults with stiffer muscles can learn swimming by assembling basic parts of the crawl from dog paddle to overarm strokes. It notes youth dominance in peak speed, stresses proper breathing, and urges adults to test strokes, build cruising distance, and swim daily to stay fit.
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Red Cross
Investigation Into Death Of T. P. Hunter In Muleshoe
Sheriff said death of 62 year old retired farmer T P Hunter found at his home fourteen miles south of Muleshoe likely a natural death. Hunter was a widower.
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Muleshoe
Tex
W. E. Renfrow
T. P. Hunter
Here
Hunter
Moseleys win opening game of twilight softball
Moseley's defeated Mabie Lowrey 20 to 9 in the twilight softball league opener at North Main fairgrounds. Next game at 6 p.m. Monday features La Mexicana Bar versus Southwestern Public Service Company. Line score shows Moseley's 322 055 3 and Mabie Lowrey 304 020 0. batteries Thomas Knox and D Burnworth Co Burkhead.
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la Mexicana Bar
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D. Burnworth and Co. Burkhead
Golf Tournament At Ruidoso Today
Top shotmakers from El Paso Las Cruces and Roswell tee off for the medalist cup in the annual Ruidoso golf tournament with match play set for Sunday and the title rounds Monday Qualifying scores come in from golfers unable to arrive early Jack Harden and his brother Wally are in town for practice rounds Ralph Petty Carrizozo holds southwest open title The annual women's Ruidoso golf tournament is scheduled for June 30 31 July 1.
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N. M
el Paso
Las Cruces
Roswell
Jack Harden
Wally
Ralph Petty
Carrizozo
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