Cubs Ride Hot Batting and Pitching to Lead Big League Race
The Cubs surge with pitching depth and explosive hitting, winning 31 straight starts with each pitcher going the distance and a batting surge of 123 late hits. They face a road test as they chase the pace-setting Cardinals with a pivotal series starting tomorrow. Frank Delmarte’s homer sparked a 3-2 win over Boston and Lon Warneke added his third win in a five-day span.
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Chicago Cats
Rhabard
Thule
Wrighey Field
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Delmarte
Boston
Lon Warneke
Sten
Phillies
Dizzi de
Pince Pirates
Yori Giants
Andy
Hat Schumacher
Cinwinnati Reds
Trim Talug
Dodgers
Lee Stine
Yanks Tigers
Daula Looks Plenty Tough In Texas Wrestling Card
Promoter Harry Coffman returns from Galveston with Tiger Daula Hindu and Pazul Mohammed boasting strong credentials. Daula meets Len Macaluso in a main event final at Walkathon arena, with Juan Humberto facing Ellis Bashara and Cowboy Luttrall against Everett Ribbons in other bouts.
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Harry Coffman
Galveston
Tiger Daula
Pazul Mohammed
Texas
Tiger Daia
Gamt
India
Vancouver
B.C
Len Macaluso
Walkathon Arena
Juan Humberto
Mexicat
Ellis Bashara
Okishoms
American League Weekend Scores and Player Notes Brief
Baseball results across the American League show New York topping Washington in a 14 inning matchup with Brersy and Rakis among top performers. Highlights include Gladewater, Burleson, Easterwood, and Talley contributing in several games as Jacksonville and other clubs post scores. Chicago and Brockville also post notable outcomes with Hary Be Lotus and other players prominent in the day’s action.
Span-Am Loop action boosts Bolt Furnituremen lead
In a span Am loop clash the Bolt Furnituremen defeated Hippo-Sized 12 to 6 while Spanish-American league rivals faced further losses. Santos upset Este eda Creamery 6-2 and Gambrinus Barien beat Laltaes 6-3 as numerous players featured in a high scoring day with details and lineups noted.
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Bolt
F. de Lns Santos
Ife Lo
Esteeda Creamery
Gambrinus Barien
Laltaes
Jos Santos Expahedo
Abeo.a
Escotedy
Boxing and Golf Notes From National Sports Scene
Madison Square Garden boxing shows cost officials 3509 on the books. Global athletes prepare for the Olympics with a vast champion lineup. Davis Cup and golf headlines feature Sam Parks Jr and Lawson Lille. Tony Manero and Tony Miner are linked to major events, while press accommodations stir debate at national opens.
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New York
Madison Square Gaisen
Ati Baba
Unis
Uzed To
Tun
Resng
Calif
Oxfordshire
Germany
Mercer Beasley
Si Princeton
Bits
Grant
Australia
Wilmer Allison
Joe Choynaki
Cincinnati
Golf Kings
Lawson Lilie
Sam Parks Jr
Frank Regan
Gamien Cy. L
Rotel
Tony Manero
Tony Miner
Miami Biltmore
Goral Gables
Pla
Baltusrol
National Opel
Togin Over & Garage
Wardman
Goshen
N.Y
Indianapolis
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Hla
Organ- Iet
Where They Play Ty Maysay Fort Work at Ss 4aranty
Dallas Beskmani and Oktahome Cyne Wellsian are listed with games in Galveston as Phar Teades repeats Monday. The fragment provides venue and date inconsistently, but suggests a schedule tied to a football or school event featuring several named teams and locales.
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Ty Maysay
Dallas
Beskmani
Oklahome
Cyne Wellsian
Galveston
Phar Teades
Day of Games Amid Noted Schedule Gaps
A fragmented schedule lists matchups including Washington at Detroit Philadelphia versus St Louis New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago with Monday designated as no games and several venue names garbled. Strong entities include Washington Detroit Philadelphia St Louis New York Cleveland Boston Chicago.
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Warhington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St Louis
New York
Glevelana
Bostay
Chicega
National League Plus Monies Now games schedulers
Schedule shows Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh and Philadelphia hosts Chicago with St Louis visiting Boston. In the American League Buffalo plays Newark. results note rain with Martreat 2 3 and Syracuse 35 Baltimore 24 Taranto 62 Rochester 3 Albany 2. Southern Association scores include New Orleans 112 Knoxville 24 Atlanta 3 Birmingham and Little Rock 1 4 Chattanooga 1 3 Memphis.
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Schedurer
Pittburgh
Brooklyn
Fielnaan
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
Boston
Buffalo
Newark
Rain Martreat
Syracuse
Baltimore
Taranto
Rochester
Albany
Southern Association
New Orleans
Knosville
Atlanta
Birmijetam
Little Rock
Charranpega
Mempiie
Andrews to Army Tennis Triumph in San Antonio
Lieutenant James Andrews, representing the Eighth Corps area, won the all Randolph Field finals at the San Antonio Country Club courts. He defeated H B Thatcher 6-3 165 6d after advancing past C J Daly 8-3 1-2 in the semifinals. Thatcher beat Willson Davis 5-2 8-1 in another semifinal. The three day event was the largest corps area tennis tournament in recent years.
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Lien
James Andrews
West
Willson Davis
S. Matthews
Corps Area
Chapman goes to Senators for Powell in Yankees trade
New York June 15 Yankees trade Ben Chapman to Washington for Alvin Powell as part of a straight swap. Powell, a speedster and base stealer, strengthens Washington while Chapman leaves a depleted lineup after salary disputes and a poor start. Powell has been a Senator regular for two years and Garibaldi joins St. Louis after a similar trade.
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New York
Yankees
Ben Chapman
Alvin Cake" Powell
Washington
Yanks
Powell
Chaysman
Chapman
Sik-J
Buddy Myer
Earl Whitehill
Lash's two mile record shocks track world
Don Lash, 22, Indiana collegian, set a world best two miles in 8 59.2 indoors and 8 58.3 outdoors? The article credits him with the first U S world record for the two mile and details how his pace and victory at Princeton boosted American Olympic hopes while outlining rival marks and other standout performances in track and field.
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Alan Gould
New York
Uncle Sam
Berlin
Don Lash
Indiana
Paavo Nurimi
Tno
Privetton
United States
Lash
Frank Wykholf
Jesse Owens
America
Cat Fueat
Finland
Figot
Los Angeles
Bily
Heyes
Hill
Nurnal
Finn
Paavo
Madison Square Garden
California
Norman Bright
Sears
Joe McCluskey
Bright
Jimmy Layale
Syracuse
Eddie O'Brien
Princeton
Archie Wiliams
Palo Alto
Williams
di Gari
Lovalle
Trajan Roy Staley
Ben Eastman
Gene Venzke
Glenn Cunning
Lee Barrett
Grand Rapide
Michaid
Bob Parke
Ore- Bon
Amateurs in Arena Opening At Ringside for City Finals
The Ringside arena on Josephine Street at Broadway hosts the T. A. ALF Centennial boxing city finals Monday night. Defending 1995 champions include Charles Murray, J. G. Glass, Max Brawner, Wesley Pryor, and Ait Delgado with about 30 contenders seeking the crown as the venue aims to crown new champions on its inaugural fight card. Belmont 30342 for bout information.
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Ringside
T. A. Alf
Charles Murray
J. G. Glass
Max Brawner
Wesley Pryor
Ait Delgado
Bresent
Pew
Arsine
Josephine Street
Broadway
Belmont
Bing Crosby Crowned Hollywood Movie Golf Champion
Hollywood area June 15 Bing Crosby won the Lakeside Country Club championship in six holes of tulich play defeating Walter Duke’s Hinnat. Crosby known for his acting and singing still shoots in the low 90s and has jokes about caddy rewards. Other scores listed include El Dorado 4-0 and Cleveland 3, Greenwood 4.
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Holly Woon
Calif
Bing Crosby
Hollywood
Zinger
Walter Duke
Hinnat
Lakeside
Tulch
Crosby
Braddock Sees Legs Key in Schmeling Louis Clash
World heavyweight champion James J Braddock analyzes Max Schmeling and Joe Louis training for their looming title fight. He stresses leg work as vital, notes Schmeling’s improving footwork and stance, and compares fighters’ leg strength to gauge potential outcomes for the bout slated next Thursday.
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James J. Braddock
Louis
Schmeling
Tehich
James J. Nraddock
New York
Max Schmeling
Jor Louis
Anker Stadium
Max
Jim
Louis A Tot
Dunn Signs Up to Fight Max Baer at Techfield
Wilson Dunn of Oklahoma joins Max Baer for a six round exhibition bout at Techfield on Monday June 22 promoter Francis Cuningham presents the world ex champion Here in a staged fight billed as a fake exhibition with Lighting and dowsing noted in Dunns act.
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Wilson Dunn
Oklahoma
Max Baers
Max
Techfield
Francis Cuningtam
Bobby Riggs Triumph in Missouri Valley Tennis Meet
Bobby Riggs led a strong showing as the Missouri Valley Tennis tournament concluded in Kansas City. Hilges captured the national juniors and later won the men’s singles and doubles with Wayne Sabin, defeating Hines and Lawrence. Mary Greer Tarris won the women’s singles title defeating Helen Gradhella.
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Bobby Riggs
Kansas City
Robby
Los Algeles
Mehl
Wayne Sabin
Hines
Bunty Lawrence
Mary Greer Tarris
Helen Gradhella
North Dal Rota State
Champins
Rangers Take Falls City in High-Scoring Openers
San Antonio Rangers defeated Falls City 7 to 3 Sunday afternoon behind early scoring surge led by pitchers Zurontz and a barrage of extra base hits. Key players included Jarmoiniuk Moczygemba and B Simmons with multiple base hits and defensive double plays noted. Umpire S. Pawlik officiated as the game lasted about two hours.
Mose Dixon Shines as Pioneers Win
Mose Dixon led Somerset Proiece Qilets to a 15 to 7 victory over Meges Service Station nine in Somerset. Dixon pitched well and hit a homer, a double, and a single. Somerset 004 405 100 scored 15, Meges 326 020 000 scored 7. Batteries Dixon Roberson Ogsen Seber Munk Smith Wagner.
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Mose Lexow
Pepper
Proiece
Somerset
Megiz Service Station
Dixon
Meges
Roberson
Ogsen
Seber
Munk
Smith
Wagner
Milwaukee Milwaukee 500 Batteries at Columbus Series
A fragmented summary notes Milwaukee and Columbus teams with players like Potter Stout Owen Charvinko and Roba Owen among battering and pitching lineups in a multi game series across cities including Minneapolis Louisville St Louis and Indianapolis. Frequent scores and names appear in a box score style listing.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Arm
Letore
Hister Potter
Stout
Owen
Charvinko
Kame
Milwawkee
RAGE
Precanel
Brenge
Tstore
Roba Avy
Grabowski
George
Shatter
Tarry
Morrow
Thamps von
Berond
Minneapolis
Louisville
Hoy
McKain
Bass
Terry
Holley
Riuhofer
SS Paul
Dy Herring
Ener
Crandall
Indianapolis
Rigney
Weinert
Zenner
Helen
Ritchle
Kansas City
Toledo
Pare
Wyatt Vasco
Madipski
Breese
Boone
Tresh
Monkes
Adieski
Sullivan
Cohen
Lint
Budge Wins To Reach Second Round At London Tennis
Donald Budge of Oakland California advanced to the second round of the Queen's Club tournament in London. He defeated his opponent 6-4 6-2 in straight sets, as the event continued today at the extent of W.Hob.
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Budge
London
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
W.hob. Atichels More
Bison changes boost Buffs with Caft and outfield moves
Houston Buffs announce two trades and new players as they reshuffle rosters. They acquire left hander Lyons from Sacramento and send Bob Ross to the Cardinals system coast league club. Outfielder Harold joins from Columbus and Don Padgett is returned to the American Association club. Columbus reports Frank Dodjack moves to Seorametto in a coast league sale ordered by President Don Beach with details not disclosed.
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Houston
Houston Buffs
Stri Lyons
Sacramento
Bob Ross
Cardinals
Harold
Columbus
Don Padgett
Red Birds
Ohio
Frank Dodjack
I Calnmints
American — Association
Seorametto
Paully Coast League
Don Beach
Brice
Football tragedy linked to illness and suicide
In Chicago on June 15 relatives of Adolph Alexa age 57 and his son Owen 18 blame a football injury for their deaths. The father died by self administered poison in a hospital, and the boy was found shot beside his father’s grave with a newly bought rifle. A coroner’s jury will hear the case.
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Chicago
Adolph Alexa
Owen Alexa
Park Ridge
Alexs
Maine Township
Westerday
Aden Kiel
Bet
Tomirow
Cooure
Schultz Army Championship Claim At Duncan Field
Cadet Herbert Schultz of the Army claims the new army go championship after defeating Cant, Ro J Browne 2 and 1 in a 36 hole finale at Suntey. Higginbotham won the first field tile by beating Jamison 5 and 4. Richter won the second fight championship 1 up over Harvey. Smith won the consolation 5 and 2 over Und erhill. Schultz also won the spring tournament at Duncan field beating Lieut Bréwer 1 up. Mrs Browne won the women’s title by default from Mrs Richter.
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Herbert Schwite
Kellyfel
du Oot
Cant
Ro J Browne
Guates
All-Army Foirhime
Suntey
S Woon
Duncan Field
Goif
Higginbotham
Gapt
GO. C
Jamison
Maj
J.P
R. J. Browne
WV. P. Richter
Shooting Stars Sprinkle San Antonio Skeet Shoot
In San Antonio at the Olmes basin Sunday, A V Holland led with 45 of 50 targets and a 96-streak in a 410 gauge display. Zq Herpel also 45 of 50. results list Ed Berpel AV Rattana and others with varying scores. Liberty Rifle and Pistol Club handicap shoot followed on Exposition grounds with Charles Densford and Masdorf among top finishers.
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San Antonio
A.V. Holland
Olmes
M. M. Gline
Liberty
Surisay
Tange
Charles Densford
Cline
Ior
Sess
Dens ouzAll
Masdorf
Wisse
Splantay
Evening baseball schedule at San Pedro Park
Monday night at San Pedro park features multiple division games starting at 7 o clock between Swift and Company and the Rosebuds. A 9 o clock match has Alamo Jewelers versus Honex Ice Cream with a 1 o clock game Samuels Glass Company versus a Kingsbury team. Seguin Millers travel to San Are Lonlo Monday for a key clash with Samuels Glass Company as the league race tightens.
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Garoeg
San Pete Park
Swift and Company
Rosebuds
Barbera Sports
Jaske
Alamo Jewelers
Honex Kist
Samuels Glass Company
Kingsbury
Riamond
D. M
San Antonio
P.m
Charles
P. m
Ben's Neer
Walker Fure
Faber's
Ss Security Benefit Association
Seguin
Samuets
Seguin Millers
San Arelonlo
Galt Balk
San Pedro Park
Wrile J. W. Denper
Authoresa Srect
Texas Leaders By The Associated Press Player Stats
A scrambled Texas baseball stat page lists players from Dallas Houston and Beaumont with runs hits doubles and home runs. Names include Tanby Watwood Cullendine and Atchls with assorted team and city references, plus pitching and RBI notes amid unclear OCR data.
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al BA Martin
Houston
Strand
Dallas
Watwood
Bettencourt
Moself
T McCoy
Remnant
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Dsillas
Straner
Atte
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Daves
Cullendine
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Nosolt
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Tadsa
Hon
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Inanson Rock Portal
Juktickt
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Les
Stiikroute
Cale tGelverton
Tay Richmond
Alvextoay
Gamez
Pallerton
Baker
Dalnet
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