Reds Trade Hollingaworth and Davis for Walters and Cash
A shaggy collection of baseball moves covers trades and callups including Al Hollingaworth and Spud Davis moving from Cincinnati to Philadelphia for Bucky Walters and cash. Mentions Gordon Phelps hitting well, Glenn McQuillen leaving for the Browns, and Stanely Benjamin moving between leagues with potential farm assignments. Also notes Jimmy Wundell recalled, Kuhel trade context, and Freddie Steele's boxing remarks.
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al Hollingaworth
Spud Davis
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Bucky Walters
Cash
Chucker
Waynesboro
Reds
Syracuse
Glenn McQuillen
St. Louis Browns
Western Maryland
Stanley Benjamin
Thomasville Orioles
Orioles
Chattanooga
McQuillen
San Antonio
Charlie Havens
The
Terrors
Brunswick Boy
Dean And Feller Question Marks In Major League Pennant Races
The article notes Dizzy Dean and Bob Feller as pivotal factors in their teams’ title bids. Dean’s arm troubles linger and he hasn’t pitched since April, while Feller has lacked form in recent starts. Yankees gain ground as Indians struggle, Cubs win, and Giants stay within reach in a tense pennant chase.
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Dean
Feller
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Dizzy Dean
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Bob Feller
Chicago
Cubs
Boston Bees
Indians
Peller
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Bob
Oscar Vitt
Johnny Humphries
Washington Senators
Tribe
National and American League batting and pitching leaders
Lavagetto and Ott top NL batting and runs figures while McCormick and Averill lead in hits and averages in the American League. Foxx and Averill pace home runs and RBIs with key performers including Grove and Brown among top pitchers.
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Associated Press
Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Lombardi Cincinnati
Ott
New York
Hack
Chicago
Medwick
St. Louis
McCormick
Cincinnati
Moore
Martin
Philadelphia
Suler
Pittsburgh
Mize
Goodman
Cincinnat
Galan
Brown
Lee
Averill
Cleveland
Lewis
Washington
Foxx
Boston
Johnson
Travis
Cronin
Cramer
Heath
Keltner
Jofnaon
Athletics
Kreevich
Grove
Allen
League Scores and Schedule Confusion Persist
Daily results show Chicago at Boston and St. Louis at Philadelphia with Cincinnati postponed. Tomorrow matchups include St. Louis at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Brooklyn while Pittsburgh visits New York. Remaining games not scheduled.
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Dany
Chleage
Cork
Pittabureh
St. Louis
Phiadelphia
Brooklyn- Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Witusburana
New York
St. Louie
Pittsburgh
Seanee
Weeee
Sseses
Ribatere
Beaton St. Louie
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Standings Report
Yesterday results show New York defeating Chicago 7 to 4 while Washington, Cleveland, St. Louis, and Detroit posted varied scores. Standings list Cleveland with season totals around 8 and New York near 19, with Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Chicago also appearing in the ledger. Schedule notes include matchups: New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Detroit, Boston at St. Louis, Washington at Cleveland, and upcoming games Philadelphia at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland.
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New York
Chidago
Washington
Cleveland & Oaton
St. Louis
Phildelphia
Detroit
Watt
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Paladelphia
Toverniow
Davis Hurls Win Over Old Mates
Curt Davis pitched the St Louis Cardinals to a 3 to 2 victory over his former teammates the Phillies in Philadelphia. He held Philadelphia to seven hits, six late, and scored the go ahead run in the eighth on Slawahtera two bagger after two were out.
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Philadelphia
Curt Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Davis
Phila
St. Louis
Mt Briar Protests Lead to Standings Shuffle
Washington County League voids two Mt Briar wins after Feaster played an illegible man in two games. The ruling assigns those tosses to Sharpsburg and Antietams and updates the league standings under President Staley.
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D. Lee Staley
Washington County League
Mt. Briar
Down County
Feaster
Sharpsburg
Antietams
Staley
Broadway pool odds and looming fighter team breakup
New York June 15. A pool on Broadway offered odds against Louis scoring a knockout in rounds 1-3 and against Schmeling stopping Joe Louis in later rounds. Pittsburgh fans react as Baer avoids Pastor fight. Betting also on Berquam’s 27 strikeout rout and Dodgers under lights. Trading season ends. teams seek pitchers and fielders. Harrystown prep meeting set for Thursday for team plans and entertainments.
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Broadway Today
Louis
Schmeling
Joe
Max
Pittsburgh
Max Baer
Bob Pastor
Louis Schmeling
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Stan Berquam
Moorherd
Minn
Venice Garden
Dodgers
Yanks
Indians
Giants
The
Bees
Buddy Hassett
Rudy Vallee to perform poetry on WJZ NBC Magic Key
Radio listing notes Rudy Vallee will recite a poem Where to by taxi life in the big city on Sunday afternoon, plus two songs. Andre Kostelanetz and Lily Pons plan a South American broadcast tour starting July 31 with CBS distribution.
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New York
Rudy Vallee
Wjz-Nbc
Rudy
Andre Kostelanetz
CBS
Lily Pons
South America
Radio el Mundo
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Radio Schedule Fragments From NBC WEAF and NBC Blue
A fragmented list of radio programming across NBC WEAF and Blue networks with station mappings in East Central and Mountain Pacific zones. Includes time slots for The Family and Ming, Little Orphan Annie, Ames n Andy, Uncle Ezra, Paul Douglas on Sports, and various orchestras, dramas, and music programs, noting regional time adjustments and unspecified to be announced slots.
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Wis
Wiax
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Ming
Annie
Jos. Gallicchio Orchos
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Paul Douglas
Songy
Nola Ong— Gant
Ames
Andy
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Uncle Ezra
Cent
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Jimmy Kemper
Tomm Dorsey
Town Hall
F. Henderson
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West Seat
Middleman Orchestra
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Middleman Orch
Ravelers
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Lowell Thomas
Eday Aces
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Science
Roy Shisid
Harriette
Larry Clinton
Charles Town racing results page features multiple horse payouts
The Charles Town listing shows winners and payoffs across eight races with horse names such as Leah Fern Janstar and Lead Please. The text also includes a fashion note from a London rehearsal describing 1838 style dresses and a 1938 mismatch in shoe and glove sizes, along with fabric and design details.
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London
One Big Inning Wins for Yanks
Chicago June 14 four hit 8 to 7, New York Yankees scored seven unearned runs in the sixth inning to beat Chicago White Sox 7 to 4 on Thornton Lee. Rip Radcliffe error nearly cost the champs, but Myril Hoag cleared the bases with a bases loaded triple after five hits and two walks.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
White Sox
Thornton Lee
Rip Radolf
J Tvo
Flash Gordom
Myril Hoag
New York
Chandler
Murphy
Dickey
Lee
Gabler
Sewell
Kennedy Suffers His Second Loss to A’s in Detroit
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Detroit Tigers 12 to 4, blasting Vernon Kennedy from the mound in the eighth inning after a four run rally. Hank Greenberg hit his fourteenth homer with Charley Gehringer aboard, and Sam Chapman homered in the ninth driving in Bob Johnson. Kennedy suffered his second loss of the year, both against Philadelphia.
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Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Vernon Kennedy
Kennedy
A's
Hank Greenberg
Charley Gehringer
Sam Chapman
Bob Johnson
Philadelphia
Nelson
Hayes
Auker
York
Antietams Defeat C V Hose Co in Softball Tilt
Antietam Fire Co. softball team beat C V Hose Co. of Chambersburg 6 to 4 on Monday night. Miller homered in the first inning to spark the win, with Klick Delosier and Feigley adding two hits each. Rowers for C V led at the plate with a single and a double, while Bowers and Weaver and Smith and Price worked the batteries.
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Antietam Fire Co
C. V. Hose Co
Chambersburg
Pennsy
Miller
Klick
Delosier
Feigley
C. V
Co. V. Hose
Bowers
Weaver
Price
Myers Berkson Triumph In 11th Inning Thriller
The Meyers-Berkson softball team defeated Victor Hesiery 6 to 3 in an 11 inning thriller at Victor diamond. Montgomery allowed three hits through eight, then Meyers-Berkson loaded the bases and Smith doubled to tie. In the eleventh, Meyers-Berkson plated three runs for the win as Victor totaled nine hits to eight for Meyers-Berkson.
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Meyers - Berkson
Victor Hesiery
Montgomery
Meyers-Berkson
Smith
Victors
J. Rush
Barnhart
Louis Promises Quick Work If Schmeling Fights
New York report predicts a fiery Yankee Stadium bout as Joe Louis vows to finish Max Schmeling in under four rounds if the challenger comes out swinging. The piece notes Louis previously feared Schmeling’s power but now expects action and cautions that past knockdowns loom in memory.
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Max
New York
Joe Louis
Joe
Yankee Stadium
Brannigan
Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Max Schmeling
Tommy Farr
Babe Ruth
Lews
Schmeling
Cru
Schmelling
Pax's Sportorials On Softballers Thursday Schedule
Pax's Sportorials lists Thursday softball fixtures at multiple city grounds with umpires named for each match. Statton defeats De Molay's 14 to 5. Kay's beats Brandt 6 to 0, keeping pace for league leadership. Bruce Bobb of Co 360th CCC shines with two stellar stops in a win over Potomac Edison.
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Brashears
Washington’ Street
Victors
DeMolays
Tom Kunas
Victor Diamond
Potomac Edison
Brandt Cabinet Works
Spielman
City Park
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Meyers and Berkson
P. Kendle
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Southern Shoe
Knode
Reservoir Field
CCC
4 States Livestock
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Bruce Bobb
Statton
de Molay
Brand’t
Cubs Rally in Seventh to Win Over Bees
The Chicago Cubs defeated Boston 5 to 2 as they rallied in the seventh inning off Lon Fette. Tex Carleton shut out Boston until the seventh, earning his seventh win. Fette took the loss. Carleton and O'Dea paired with Fette and Erickson with Mueller in the batteries. A minor criminal is one who can't get a parole.
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Cubs
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Lon Fette
Bees
Giants
Tex Carleton
Carleton
Fette
Chicago
O'Dea
Erickson
Mueller
Williamsport Firemen Remain Ahead With 10 7 Win
Williamsport Firemen’s Soft Ball League holds first place after defeating Funkstown 10 to 7. Funkstown led 7th inning before Williamsport rallied for a three run surge in the last two frames. Lowman doubled twice and tripled, Ebersole homered, Ebersole and Anderson strong in field. Barnhart and Whittington hurled for Williamsport while Trumpower and Gossard pitched for Funkstown. This was Williamsport’s eighth straight victory. next they host the Pioneers then travel to Chambersburg to face the All Stars.
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Williamsport
Firemen
Funkstown
Williamsporters
Lowman
R. Ebersole
J. Ebersole
Good Ring Card Booked Thursday At Row's Park
Promoter Lucas tas plans a hang-up card Thursday night at Row's Park with several new faces. The first bout starts at So o'clock and all fights are three rounds. Main event features Cumberland Abe vs Mike Thomas, a two fisted fighter possible surprise. Charley Trum power vs Hal Getridge is another three rounder with other bouts to be announced.
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Lucas Tas
Cumberland
Abe
Mike Thomas
Thomas
Upstate
Charley Trumpower
Hal Getridge
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