Chiefs Hope to Even Leaf Series Tonight OB BOWMAN
Bowman cleared of intent after pitching hit Joe Medwick in the head at Brooklyn. Medwick not seriously hurt, hospital statement from Myhisle S Se bed EAS. Discussion on inside pitches, dangers, and historical batters hurt by pitched balls.
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OB Bowman
St. Tonis Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Brooklyn
Medwick
Bret
Myhisle
Bowman
Gimmere
Bis
Jooson
Woody Abernathy
Johnny Gee
Syracuse
Gene Hasson
Chiefs
Montreal
Ray Roche
Buffalo
Hassan
Indians Triumph Over Red Sox In Crucial Series opener
The Cleveland Indians won 7 4 over the Boston Red Sox as Roy Bell hit a pivotal three run homer in the eighth. Cleveland extended a surge of six straight wins, while Ted Williams and Jimmie Foxx provided offense for Boston. Young Sid Hudson tossed a one hit shutout for Washington in St. Louis, ending the Browns six game run. The Yankees defeated Detroit 12 7 to snap a skid as Keller and Rolfe supplied key hits. Athletics thrashed White Sox 12 1 behind Ross four hitter and Johnson homered twice. In the National League, Dodgers beat Pirates 10 8 and Giants toppled Reds 4 3 to seize second place.
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Ossie Witi
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Red Sox
Sockers
al Milnar
Ted Williams
Jimmie Foxx
Cleveland
Jack Wilson
Roy
Beau) Bell
Sid ‘Hudson
Washington Senators
St. Louis
Browns
Florida
Bucky Harris
Hudson
Rip Radcliff
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Bronx Bombers
Charley Keller
Red Rolfe
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Lee Ross
Sox
Bob Johnson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Ne Picners
Fitz
Simmons
New York
Paul Derringer
Reds
Giants
Bill Jurges
Cincinnati
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Standings show Montreal leading with Montreal 1 and 2 in separate games, Newark, Baltimore and Rochester posting high counts. Today schedule includes Toronto at Syracuse, Montreal at Newark, Buffalo at Jersey City, Rochester at Boonton, Brooklyn vs Pittsburgh, New York vs Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Chicago games, and rain halting St. Louis at St. Louis.
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Syracuse
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey C
Rochester
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Cintinnati
P.C. Cleveland
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Washinsion
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Detroit
Washington
St Louis
Armstrong K C Winner in World Welterweight Bout
Henry Armstrong of Los Angeles defended his world welterweight title by stopping Paul Junior, Lewiston, in the third round before 5,300 fans in Portland. Armstrong floored Junior four times in the final round and halted the rugged challenger at Gillis Martin’s command after a strong finish.
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Portland
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Junior
Lewston
Junior
Inka “Martin
Armstrong
Boston
Parker and McNeill in Semi Final at Clay Courts
Parker of Pasadena and McNeill of Oklahoma City, top ranked men’s doubles team, meet in the national clay court semi in River Forest Club to earn a shot at Bobby Riggs in tomorrow’s final. Riggs reached the final by defeating Welby Van Horn in straight sets. Women’s singles and doubles finals set for tomorrow as Miss Marble and Miss Arnold progress with Wheeler and Bernhard.
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Bobby Riggs
Welby van Horn
California
Chicago
Riggs
Frank Parker
Pasadena
Calif
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
River Forest Club
Los Angeles
Corer
Whe
Miss Marble
Mary Arnold
Wheeler
Bernhard
England
Mary Hardwick
Nina Brown
Marble
Arnold
Virginia Wolfenden
Berkeley
Patricia Canning
Alameda
Parker
McNeill
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Edwin Amark
San Francisco
Bob Harmon
Bob Peacock
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Brooklyn Dodgers add Lou Fette amid Hamlin pull
Brooklyn, June 22 UP. The Dodgers, leading the National League, announced the waiver claim of Lou Fette from the Boston Bees. Fette has five losses this year, while Hamlin is 5-3. The move pushes the two pitcher limit, forcing a drop of a pitcher before Fette wears a Dodgers uniform.
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Hot Potato
Hamlin
Fette
Hamiin
Iwinner
MacPhail
Chiefs Edge Leafs 3-2 in Toronto Narrow Series Start
Toronto turned two early runs into a 3-2 win over Syracuse as Latshaw and Tipton produced early offense. Fischer held the Chiefs, who stranded 11 men, while Kleinhans faltered in his start. Syracuse aims to even the series with Elmer Rembert on the mound in the next game.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Chiefs
Ted Kleinhans
Kleinhans
Latshaw
Tyler
Tipton
Toronto
Carl Fischer
Syracuse
Lefty
DeJonghe
Marchildon
Fisher
Hassan
Hartje
Longacre
Hinckle
Kahny
John Bottarini
Jones
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Elmer
Pep” Rembert
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Rochester
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Henline and
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Montreal Divides Newark Double Bill in Dodgers Farm
The nightcap featured Steve Rachunok of the Brooklyn Dodgers farm system edge Newark Bears 2-1, giving his Royals a split with the Bears after Newark won the opener 5-1. Rachunok and Hank Borowy battled in a tense pitching duel as Buffalo, Baltimore, Rochester and other teams posted varied results in the day’s slate.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Steve Rachunok
Steve
Detroit
K. M. Landis
Dodger
Dodgers
Montreal
Norman Branch
Newark Bears
Royals
Bears
Rachunok
Hank Borowy
Fordham University
Kemp Wicker
Lee Grissom
Frank Pearce
Jersey City Giants
Buffalo Micons
Floyd Stromme
Buffalo
Moundsman
Baltimore
Rochester
Red Wings
Omme
Sons of Diz and Paul Dean: contrasts in baseball and life
The piece recalls Dizzy and Paul Dean, once top pitchers, now diverging paths. Dizzy battles a wounded wing in Tulsa while Paul resurfaces with the Giants after a weight loss and a career tumble. The brothers differed in temperament and habits yet shared competitiveness and talent.
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Paul
Diz
Deans
Tulsa
Giants
Old Days Talk Reveals Tough Cotton Picking Past
The pair recalled their days working with Dad at cotton fields earning little, living on sparse meals, and enduring sunup to sundown. They recount Paul’s steady determination to return to the big leagues despite aversion to travel and crowds.
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Ranes
Paul
Lemm Heads to Wildwood for National Marbles Title
Charles Lemm, 14, Syracuse marble king, wins citywide title in Herald-Journal event and now travels with mother Grace B. Lemm to Wildwood New Jersey to compete against 51 city champions for the national marbles crown. They depart tonight on the Delaware Lackawanna Philadelphia sleeper at 9:30 and arrive in Philadelphia before noon. Mayor George Krogtman of Wildwood greets them. events include a dinner at Hotel Sheldon and a week of play and seaside amusements.
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Syracuse Marble Players
Victor
Herald-Journal
Wildwood-by-the-Sea
N. J
National Marbles
Grace B. Lemm
East Fayette Street
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
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Citt
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Syracuse
George Krogman
Lemm
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daGay
Harvard Crimson Edge Yale In 70th Regatta Victory
Harvard wins the 70Sth Harvard Yale regatta on Thames River. Stroke John Wilson of Littleton Mass and Samuel Goddard Jr of St Louis propel Harvard varsity to its fifth straight win over Yale. Harvard finishes four miles in 21 minutes 38 seconds eight lengths ahead of Yale.
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Littleton
Mass
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St. Louis
Yale
Thames River
Wilson
Cornell
Goddard
Dudley Talbot
New Hampshire
Yale Navy
Albany Back At League Top
The Albany Senators return to the league lead in the Eastern Baseball League race after a postponed night double header with Elmira due to cold weather. Binghamton falls 6-2 to Williamsport while Hartford beats Wilkes-Barre 7-2, leaving a tight gap between top teams with Albany within a half game of Binghamton.
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Albany Senators
Elmira
Binghamton
Williamsport
Hartford
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Scranton
Indians
Miners
Albany
Springfieldat Scranton
Wilkes‘Barre
Robinson Clinches Sedgwick Junior Tennis Title Again
Jimmy Robinson defeated Buddy Edwards in straight sets 6 4 9 7 on DeWitt Street courts to win the Sedgwick Farms Club junior championship for the third consecutive season. It marked Robinson’s third straight final victory over Edwards as the two battled evenly in a tightly contested final.
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Jimmy Robinson
Sedgwick Farms Club
Buddy Edwards
Dewitt Street
Robinson
Edwards
Oatards
Oatards Had ‘Robinson
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