Red Sox surge past Indians as Cronin leads big win
The Boston Red Sox top Cleveland 14 2 as Jim Fitzsimmons pitcher Whitkey Harris earns a two hit shutout and Dom DiMaggio Ted Williams and Joe Cronin pace a 16 hit attack. The Athletics beat Chicago 9 3 behind six runs in the second inning while the Tigers outlast the Yankees 6 4 in 10 innings. Browns sweep Senators as Gatehouse wins fourth in a row.
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Graham Baltimore Player Sold to Indianapolis
Wade Kibeler, manager of the Indianapolis team in the American Association, announced the purchase of outfielder Art Graham from Baltimore. Graham, who hit 16 doubles in 118 games for the Orioles last season, will join the Indianapolis lineup.
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Compton Meet Set With World Record Hopefuls
Compton California June 6 Featuring keen competition in the 400 and 1500 meter races Compton invitational track and field meet opens tonight World record hopes loom as officials clock both metric and imperial marks California’s Grover Klemmer Curt Bourland Eugene Littler James Herbert among entrants Lessie MacMitch ell Walter Mehi Dick Feter Leroy Weed Mushy Girard MacMitch ell previously ran 4 07 4 in the mile Hal Davis leads Far Western sprinters Cornelius Warmer Jam and Warmer jam contest for pole vault Absent Les Steers Ore ton high jump field events include Bob Peagles javelin Phil Fox discus champion.
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Phil Fox
Texas League Standings Amid Confusion and Incomplete Entries
Partial standings show teams like Boston New York Philadelphia and Cleveland with scattered scores and inconsistent spellings. The text lists wins and losses irregularly, referencing Washington and other cities in a jumbled arthetic format, unlikely to reflect a coherent season table.
Goldbeck Star in Net Meet at Austin
San Antonio’s Don Goldbeck, unseeded in the Junior division, upset fourth seed Gus Graigo of Paris to reach the semifinals at the Texas state tennis tournament in Austin. He meets top seed Walter Driver of El Paso after Driver ousted Clarence Mabry of Alice.
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Randolph Tennis Tournament Field Grows to Thirty
Thirty entries are expected for Randolph’s annual post tennis tournament starting Friday on the post courts. Pvt. Ralph L. Maxey of the 11th Air Base group defends his title, with last year’s runner-up Set. Jot H. Sheppard likely to lead the 4Sty School squadron. A men’s doubles event will follow the singles.
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Casting Club Bleuswes Lead Evening Competition
The Bleuswes topped the Casting Club and cesting club’s best spots while Lionsield on Thursday night saw Ed Bledsoe JC lead with 8, Ed Bledsoe SC second with 6, Billy Stewart tied for third with W. E. Mahavler at 95, W. T. Cos 94, J. J. Dirrmar and W. D. Stew pare 52 each. Mrs. W. Ty. Gee and George McGuhen 91, Gus Wohlfaher 90. In Ikish, Mahavler Ted 92, Bully Stewart 56, Dittmer 53. International updates show rain in Seattle, Rochester, New York. Montreal at Radtemore. Burrcuag 2, Buftale 6.
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Errors Fill Sloppy AL Box Score Featuring Croucher and Tebbits
A scrambled box score from the American League shows errors by Croucher and Tebbat ta ns with numerous misread names. New York and Detroit tally bases on balls, hitters struck out, and pitchers including Donald Brewer Newhouser Newsom and Ixsurphy are listed with varied line notes. Attendance is recorded as 6230, with multiple substitutions and defensive changes noted in fragmented fashion.
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Fight Results in Unclear Names from Xn Agractated Card
Report lists multiple fighters with unclear spellings and numbers. Mixed results show wins draws and outpoloted outcomes among a long, garbled slate including names like Toland Welch, MalaAd, Beatle Wieh, Newlaith Ne, and Recke Luciano with scores and weights unreadable. The fragmented text lacks coherent event details, venue, or date.
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Where They Play PLAY FRITAY Bexne Teague and City Games
In a round of Friday games across the league, teams include Shrevenart in Beaumont, Oklahoma City facing Jefferson, Nailongl meeting Si, Tonle clashing with Moston, and Cipeinnayt at Hinderfa. Wittyhurwh hosts New York as three games are scheduled in the American League Boaxton at Chlenxe and Washington at Brienit amid a sports schedule shuffle.
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Pity Poor Independent in Minor Baseball
Sportlights by Harold Scherwitz discusses the challenges faced by independent minor league club owners in the southern bases, noting limited cash and opportunity to attract top players, while major league affiliated clubs can reinforce with salaried players through farm systems and bonuses. It highlights how farmed players and signing bonuses can undermine independent teams and cites the baseball salary cap and rules below Class AA.
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Night Ball and the Independent in Baseball’s Draft Era
The article discusses the draft’s impact on independent minor league owners and the need to conserve electricity for defense industries. It argues major league control threatens independent franchises, urging measures to keep the sport viable and avoid a monopoly by major teams.
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Tall Baseball Weekly
Nova Favorite to Win Over Robinson
Minneapolis June bout between Nova and Jim Robinson draws strong presale as Nova is heavy favorite to win the heavyweight title clash at the Minneapolis Auditorium. Robinson's camp insists he can surprise, with both fighters in top condition and expect about 10 000 dollars gate from roughly 6000 attendees. Robinson, training with Mike Gillbong in Pats gym, weighs around 208 pounds against Nova at about 205.
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Ansonlatnt Meera Faces International Field
A fragment notes Lavis Sendor Szabo from Hungary and Bronka Noguraki from International Fa Minn requalifying for a 235 event with 24.23 likely score or amount.
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Development of young ball players and the minor leagues
The piece notes pressure on minor leagues from fans and owners as trouble grows for young players. It suggests fans drop to the major mind and private capital shows reluctance to invest in minor franchises. It hints at steps by baseball men to curb the trend and questions how far these efforts will go given late dates.
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