Fine Pitching Shows Why Giants Pace National League
Giants staff leads NL with Parmelee, Walker, Schumacher, Hubbell among top winners. They beat Cardinals 14-3 as Dean and Harrell allowed 19 hits. Mancuso 5-for-5. Pirates 12-5 over Phillies. Klein homers twice for Cubs 5-3 over Brooklyn. Braves win two. Indians top Red Sox 11-2 for AL third-place tie.
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George Kirkley
United Press
EW York
New York Giants
Giants
Wwol Pet
Parmelee
Walker
Cardinals
Schumacher
Hubbell
Castleman
Pirates
Cubs
Cincinnati
Paul Dean
Hal Schumacher Gais
New York
Ray Harrell
Gus Mancuso
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Klein
Larry French
Braves
Ed Brandt
Danny MacFayden
Boston Braves
Chemmnalt
Wally Berger
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Averill
Campbell
Spring Valley Caddies defeat Elyria 15 to 7
Spring Valley Caddies routed Elyria 15 to 7 with every player scoring. A hole in one by Sinko on the 160 yard No 2 hole highlighted a low scoring round as Tomasheski tied Sinko for medalist with 80.
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Spring Valley
Elyria
Berea
Valley Links
Sinko
Jon Tomasheski
Valley
Geore
Darvis
Tomashesk
Dombrowski
Lasky
DeMarco
Stover
Ocetea
Berar
Kandin
Postanzo
Braves Sweep Reds In Twin Bill At Boston
Braves stormed past the Reds 8 to 2 in game one and 6 to 1 in game two to lift themselves from the National League cellar. Wally Berger hit two homers, Gene Schott started for Cincinnati, and Danny MacFayden fanned nine in relief of his old club as Paul Derringer yielded early runs. The Reds exited to Brooklyn for a five game series starting Wednesday.
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Gene Schott
Reds
Graves
Rabbit Maranville
Berger
Braves
Schott
al Hollingsworth
Wally Berger
Boston
Danny MacFayden
MacFayden
Paul Derringer
Derringer
Campbell
Sullivan
Kamppauris
Seérey
Brooklyn
Second Round Matches At Queens Club Invitation Tennis
Round two play began at the Queens Club invitation tournament in London as a Wimbledon rehearsal. Notable matches featured Don Budge of California versus Clayton Burwell of South Carolina and John Van Ryn of East Orange against J F G Lysaght of England. Wilmer Allison of Texas faced young New Zealand player Malcolm Young.
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London
Queens’ Club
Don Budge
California
Clayton Burwell
South Carolina
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
J. F. G. Lysaght
England
Wilmer Allison
Texas
America
New Zealand
Malcolm Young
Marberry Named Umpire In A. L.
Fred Marberry, a veteran relief pitcher released by the Detroit Tigers, will return to the American League Wednesday as an umpire. The appointment was announced by William Haridge, president of the league. Marberry helped Washington win pennants in 1924 and 1925 and added 15 victories and five defeats for Detroit last season. He debuted in the Majors with Washington in 1923.
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Chicago
Uri
Fred Marberry
Detroit Tigers
William Harridge
Marberry
Washington
Detroit
Poughkeepsie Regatta Looms for Columbia Crew
Henry McLemore notes Columbia's eight must win the Poughkeepsie Regatta to claim the national rowing title after a string of upsets. California leads betting at even money, with Washington, Navy, Cornell, Syracuse, and Penn close behind in a race that could redefine this year’s college rowing scene.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Oughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Alabama Pitts Eyes Berth In Majors As Goal
Albany June 18. Alabama Pitts expresses determination to make good in baseball after Judge Landis allows him to play. He anticipates joining Albany club of the International League, hopes for a first game on Thursday, and aims to prove himself capable of reaching the major leagues. Pitts recalls hitting .500 previously and pledges hard work to prove the doubters wrong.
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Alabama
Pitts
Indians Wallop Red Sox to stretch win streak
Cleveland defeated Boston 11 to 2 for its fourth straight win as Ed Phillips was added from Albany to replace Frankie Pytlak. Hildebrand pitched six scoreless innings after a rough start, allowing six hits in the victory over the Red Sox.
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Indians
Red Sox
Qral Hildebrand
Cleveland
Boston
Hildebrand
Ed Phillins
Albany
Frankie Pytlak
Buffalo
Cleseland AB
Galatzer
Hale
Berger
Brenzel c
Heston Ab.r.h
A. E Cooke
OD Almada
Reynolds
Rodohnsonif
R Ferrell
Cromm
Vandenberg
Cannibals Clash in Baseball at Central Park
Lorain Lyon Tailors meet Zulu Cannibals in a scheduled 5 pm Wednesday game at Central Park. The playful moniker duel promises a lively matchup between Tommy Nickelette's Lorain Lyon Tailors and the Zulu Cannibals in Lorain.
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Lorain Lyon Tailors
Lorain
Tommy Nickelette
Central Park
Grocers Seek Games With Local Class B or C Teams
The Portman Grocers baseball team seeks to play on opponents' diamonds in Lorain County. Interested managers should write Loren Portman at 401 East Bridge Street Elyria or call 39 203 to arrange contests.
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Portman Grocers
Lorain County
Loren Portman
East Bridge Street
Elyria
Tri-County Loop Field Day Plans Set at Y M C A
Plans for the first annual Tri-County Baseball League Field Day were finalized at a league meeting at the Y M C A. The event on July T at North Olmsted features contests in throwing, pegging, running, fungo hitting, pitching accuracy, bat speed, and a 100-yard dash, followed by a game between Elyria Bittner Funeral Home and North Olmsted Pennzoils. Edson A. Stokes of Elyria and Rudy Ebinger of Lorain led the session.
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Tri-County Baseball League
Y. M
North Olmsted
Elyria Bittner Funeral Home
North Olmsted Pennzoils
Edson A. Stokes
Elyria
Rudy Ebinger
Lorain
Mrs Hill Leads In Golf Tourney
Mrs Opal S Hill of Kansas City defending champion and medalist with 77 led a field of 32 into the championship flight of the Trans Mississippi Golf tournament at Omaha on June 15. Mrs Charles Newbold of Wichita Kans 1932 titlist was second with 79. Tied at 81 were Miss Sara Guth St Louis Lucille Robinson Des Moines and Warton Miley Lexington Ky southern title holder.
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Omaha
Neb
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Kans
Sara Guth
St. Louis
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Warton Miley
Lexington
Ohio State teams place runner up in 1934 Big Ten season
The Buckeyes finished second in football basketball track and baseball in the 1934 Big Ten. They lost the football title to Illinois and were edged by Michigan in the relay, while a high school squad clinic is planned for August at Western Reserve University with Jimmy Aiken directing. Also notes on trotting horse stars, a Primo Carnera Joe Louis heavyweight bout, and local softball and baseball items.
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Buckeyes
Illinois
Bucks
Michigan
Ohio
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Jimmy Aiken
Canton McKinley
Floyd Gibbons
Hye Connelly
Volo Arion
William Stubley
Newberg
Silver King
EB. J. Merkle
Columbus
Hambletonian
Kentucky
Lexington
Primo Carnera
Joe Louis
Yankee
Major League Leaders
United Press summary of batting leaders with player names, teams, and stats. includes Vaughn Pirates and Johnson Athletics among others. data appears fragmented with mis-spellings and garbled numbers. presents top categories such as hits, runs batted in, and home runs across teams.
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United Press
Mavor Club
Pet Vaughen
Pirates
Jonson Atheres
Townson Athletic
Seereerretres
Greenberg Trisers
Seeerterere
Greenberg
TiWers
Ceperecaees Johnson
Vaughan
Braddock Schmeling Title Bout Seen
Braddock may meet Schmeling in September at New York venue. Schmeling’s manager sails for Germany to try to persuade Schmeling to return for another title shot after his Berlin bout July 7. Madison Square Garden lines up Canzonet to face McLarin in a non title bout July 18, as Foster negotiates by telephone.
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Kew York
James J. Braddock
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Jos Jacobs
Germany
Paulino Uzcudun
Berlin
Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzonet
New York State Athletic Commission
Jimmy McLarin
McLarnin
Pop Foster
Calfornia
Landis Rules Pitts Eligible for Baseball Breakthrough
LBANY June 18 Pitts the boy who made good in Sing Sing ten days ago becomes a full member of the Albany club of the International League after K M Landis ruled to open baseball to him The decision overruled a league committee and drew many congratulatory messages Pitts 24 170 pounds may appear at center field against Syracuse in a Sunday double header Manager Al Mamaux says he will likely not use him until after practice Evers the Senators general manager calls the ruling the greatest thrill in 32 years of baseball and had threatened retirement if it failed
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Albany
Judge Landis
Johnny Evers
International League
al Mamaux
Johnny
Sing Sing
United Press
Landis
Ball Park
Ver Grafton
Neck of the Woods
Hank Walker
Elyria
Hank
Walker
Ervin
Fat” Walker
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Alabama
Pitts
United States
Jacob Hyer
Tom Beasley
Hyer
Lbany
CX Bavin
Albany Club
K. M. Landis
Senators
Pits
Syracuse
John J. Evers
Blues Win Two Close Games Lift Blues Toward Top
In Columbus Ohio the Blues defeated Milwaukee 14 to 4 and 5 to 2 to grab second in the American Association standings. Indianapolis’ lead narrowed after their rain-delayed game with Lewisville. Minneapolis edged St Paul 10 to 9 and Toledo beat Columbus 10 to 8.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
G.B. New York
Pittsburgh
Meg
American
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Minneapolis
St Paul
Kansas City
Walwaukes
Nerdy
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Hesul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
E. International Lea
Pet
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
Albany
Hughes Waldorfs Battle At Harmon Diamond In City League
Hughes Provisions faces Waldorf Lagers on Harmon diamond in a top early season showdown. The clash caps a busy schedule with another loop game pitting Steel and Tubes against Pure Protection Life Insurance at Hamilton.
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Hughes Provisions
Waldorf Lagers
Harmon
Winters
Pure Protection Life Insurance
Hamilton
Bako
California Crew Poised To Win Poughkeepsie Regatta
California's Golden Bears enter the four mile varsity race as even money favorites at the Poughkeepsie Regatta. Washington and Navy vie as top challengers while Penn and Columbia face skepticism. Al Aldrickson of Washington hopes his crew can upset the Bay Area favorites in front of about 50,000 spectators as the four mile course unfolds near twilight.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Oughkeepsie, N
California
Golden Bears
Hudson River City
Poughkeepsie
Bears
Bea
Washington
Navy
Péan
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
al Aldrickson
The
Wash
Ington Huskies
Wonder
Pennsylvania
Rusty Callow
Penn
Ebright
Uldrickson
Lions
Practice at Jefferson No. 2 City League Tonight
Sears Roebuck Y. M. C. A. City League announces practice tonight at Jefferson No. 2 at 6 15. All players urged to attend.
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Jefferson Sears Roebues
Jefferson No. 2
Elyria Hardwares Seek Friday Games in City League
The Elyria Hardwares of the Community League want to arrange basketball games with any city teams this Friday evening. Interested teams should call 35-154 and ask for Bob.
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Elyria Hardwares
Bob
Twenty Grand Fails In English Race At Ascot
Twenty Grand, Kentucky Derby winner owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney, failed in his English turf debut at Ascot. In the Queen Anne Stakes, Fair Trial won by three lengths over Salerina with Monica third. Twenty Grand never settled, finishing about tenth in a 22-horse field.
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Ascot
England
Payne Whitney
John A. DeWar
Community League Games Tonight at Elyria Hardware Court
The Welsh Funeral Home hosts Elyria Hardware at Jefferson No. 1 in the featured Y M C A Community League game. Other matchups include Jack's Sporta versus Y-Industrial at McKinley Legion hosts Sanitary Meats against Electrolux, and DeMolays meet Finegan A C at Cascade.
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Elyria Hardware
Jefferson No. 1
Jack’s Sporta
Y-Indus
McKinley
Sanitary Meats
Legion
Finegan A. C
Cascade
Ohio Wesleyan honors forty athletes with spring monograms
John Eckler of Elyria and Art Thomas of Amherst are among forty Lorain County athletes awarded monograms today for spring sports. Eckler earned a tennis letter and Thomas received four baseball letters.
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John Eckler
Elyria
Art Thomas
Amherst
Ohio Wesleyan
Eckler
Thomas
Knits Seek Games in Lorain County Saturday
The Class A Favorite Knits of Cleveland seek Saturday afternoon games with teams in Lorain County. They claim wins over the Rosenblums and Fisher Foods and invite inquiries to Larry Finkelhor at Favorite Knitting Mills Co. 1388 West Sixth St. Cleveland or by calling Main 8472.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
Rosenblums
Fisher Foods
Larry Finkelhor
Knitting Mills Co
West Sixth St
Main
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