Two Industrial League Softball Showdowns Tonight
Washington Street diamond hosts early season action as leaders clash with C. Paul Jones unbeaten with no losses and Old Export at 3 1 1 with a protested game. Delphers surprise by tying Exporters 3 to 9 as night fall halted play.
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Briez rounds up sports tidbits from New York
The June 7 item packs notes on Mickey Cochrane leaving hospital and two players injuring in games, plus stars like Jo Jo Moore Larry French and Fred Schule. Mentions Al Schach signing with Warner Brothers, boxing talk around Tommy Farr Schmeling and Dempsey, Louis, Crawford, and Van Mungo racing to Charlotte. Also notes Carl Hubbell aging, Newton Jacobs and Richmond coach prospects.
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Jack Dempsey
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Carl Hubbell
Newton
Buckr) Jacobs
University of Richmond
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Junior Chamber softball seeks teams and league help
Notices call for teams to join Junior Chamber of Commerce softball with contact numbers 296 and 556 for playing and recordkeeping. League managers urged to mail postcards after games to keep standings. The rest reports on sports figures and unrelated quotes from the era.
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Eighth Straight for White Sox
The Chicago White Sox won their eighth in a row by splitting a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 1 and 6 to 4 before a 32 000 crowd. Ted Lyons pitched four hits allowed in game one as Chicago built a big lead. in game two Monty Stratton yielded nine runs and the A's rallied late.
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Bridges Is Hero of Times Victory
Bridges delivered a one hit, one and one third innings to earn his fifth win of the season as New York defeated Detroit. The game, played before 40,000 fans the second-largest crowd of the year, featured Ruffing and Dickey on the mound with Lawson Russell Bridges and Tebbetts in the lineup.
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Browns Split With Boston In Nine Inning Tilt
In St Louis on June 6 1930s era box score shows Brow n ies division pitching star Julio Bonetti winning a 3 to 2 game as Detroit highlighted by a ninth inning single to drive in the decisive run The result tied the series with Boston while New York Yankees also posted a 5 to 4 loss to Bonetti in another game with brief mentions of relief pitching and scored runs.
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