Lowly clubs beat leaders in major leagues
Major league clubs outside the top tier disrupted the pennant race with key wins. Boston Red Sox beat the Browns 5 to 4 after a late barrage, while St. Louis lost again to Boston as Leo Mangum shut down the Cardinals. Giants and Pirates weathered a postponed doubleheader, and Yankees plus Indians split tight games with Washington rallying. Jimmie Foxx matched Gehrig with 17th homer as White Sox beat Athletics 8-3.
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National League Scores From Yesterday
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 11 to 2 while Boston won 1 to 0 against St Louis. Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia were rained out with no games played yesterday.
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Early MLB Scores From Weekday Games
The standings show New York defeating Detroit 9 to 0. Cleveland beat Washington 7 to 6. Chicago won over Philadelphia 8 to 3. Boston edged St. Louis 5 to 4.
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Baseball Scores Across Cities Show Narrow Margins
American Association results list Minneapolis defeating Kansas City 7 to 2 while St. Paul edged Milwaukee 6 to 5 Columbus beat Toledo 5 to 4 and Indianapolis won over Louisville 5 to 2.
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Texas grid scores roll in as teams clash
Galveston beats San Antonio 9 to 6 while Dallas defeats Oklahoma City 10 to 2. Fort Worth dominates Tulsa 16 to 2. Houston-Beaumont game postponed.
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Late Innings Spark Upset in Minor League Scores
In a busy slate, Omaha edged Joplin 5 to 4 after ten innings, Springfield defeated Des Moines 12 to 6, Topeka beat Hutchinson 7 to 5, and Muskogee slipped past St. Joseph 14 to 13 with a high scoring finish.
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League Scores Show Wide Gaps Across Night
International League results include Albany defeating Jersey City 8 to 3, Buffalo topping Rochester 5 to 3, Montreal beating Toronto 5 to 3, and Newark routing Baltimore 7 to 1. Strong performances by Albany, Buffalo, Montreal, and Newark highlight a varied scoring slate.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Highlights
In the Pacific Coast League the Hollywood club edged the Missions 5 to 4, Seattle recorded a 10 to 1 win over Sacramento, Oakland defeated Portland 12 to 6, and Los Angeles beat San Francisco 7 to 6 in a high scoring set of results.
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Scores From Early Baseball Card Showing City Matches
A digest of game results shows New Orleans 5 Atlanta 1 and Knoxville 5 Birmingham 3 while Nashville 11 Memphis 5 and Chattanooga 0 4 Little Rock 8 12 present the latest standings in the league.
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State senators eyed for federal posts in New Mexico
In Santa Fe on June 2, reports say five of the state senate’s fourteen members may receive federal appointments. Governor Seligman consulted the attorney general who said dual federal and state service is not prohibited for senators. Names discussed include Sen. C. E. McGinnis for assistant U.S. district attorney and floor leader J. W. Tackett for potential posts. Hockenhall of Clovis and others were speculated for various federal roles.
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Sharkey Ready to Defend Title Against Carnera at Garden
New York June 28 AP Heavyweight champion Sharkey prepares for a 15 round bout with Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. Carnera favored to win as bettors note his size and recent KO wins while Sharkey seeks a repeat after defeating Carnera at Ebbets Field two years ago. Both fighters in top shape with brisk advance ticket sales and Garden officials optimistic for a strong turnout.
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Cotton Growers Start Plowing Cotton Crep
Atlanta, June 28. The plows of Dixie planters began destroying cotton as part of a federal plan to reduce acreage and bolster the market. James Allen, among the first to curtail, signed the reduction agreement and hastily plowed under his crop. Wilted stalks dot fields as extension workers report likely surpassing the 16.005 million acre target to ensure plan success.
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Wallace Defends Wheat Policy Amid Speculation
Secretary Henry A. Wallace said speculation may be driving wheat prices up, while denying knowledge of a deliberate effort to boost values. He affirmed ongoing plans to secure parity for farmers’ prices over this year and future years and said he would learn farmer opinions in the Midwest to gain support for the government’s agricultural program.
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Burning Sun Drought Shrivels Midwestern Crops With Rising Wheat Prices
Drought scorches the plains with no rain and every drought measure called an act of God. Wheat falls to new lows then climbs as prices rise and traders briskly move, while farmers eye uncertain harvests and government crop reports due July. Flour costs surge at Minneapolis as markets react. Leaders in Kansas Nebraska and Dakota seek relief as analysts warn of reduced yields and mounting losses. A major boxing event in the West draws crowds and a $275,000 gate, with plans for a 7 p.m. start and main bout later in the evening. Local hearings follow the death of Oscar Adams as,Tatum cattleman, with no charges yet filed.
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Fights Last Night Reported From Multiple Cities
Seattle saw Freddie Steele of Tacoma outpoint Eddie Ran of New York in six rounds. Des Moines featured Ollie Bartlett of Minneapolis outpointing Dave Nemo of Des Moines and John Hayes defeating Glen Stark of Mason City. Soldier Gardie stopped Slugger Bramhall in Fort Des Moines. Jacksonville hosted Johnny Alba from New York who defeated Mickey Renaro of Chicago by outpoint.
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Wrestling results from the Associated Press blitz
Albany reports Gino Garibaldi of Italy at 208 defeated Pat O Shocker of Utah by decision. New York sees Joe Savoldi of Three Oaks throw Roland Kirchmeyer of Oklahoma in 32 36. Camden crowns Frank Judson of Detroit over Bull Komar of Cleveland after Komar is disqualified. Wilmington Abe Coleman of Los Angeles defeats Lew Plummer of Baltimore. Record Want Ads show results.
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