Broadway Clowns Face Pacific Indians At Overland Park
Broadway Clowns of New York City battle the Pacific Indians in Overland Park at 5:30 this evening after a 10-4 win over Sterling yesterday. Dusty Rhodes guides the defense behind the plate while Foster Blake pitches for Sterling. Texas-born Johnson Reese and Phillips available for Pocatello pitching against the Clowns as the Indians hold their valley league game against Shelley's Spuds Sunday at 2 30 p m.
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Broadway Clowns
New York City
Negro Diamond Stars
Pacific Indians
Overland Park
Clowns
Sterling
Aberdeen
Dusty” Rhodes
Foster Blake
Rhodes
Britt
Broadway Boys
Blackfoot
Walt Hill
Pocatello Pilot
Johnny Reese
Ross Phillips
Howdy Larson
New Yorkers
Indians
Shelley's
Spuds
Overland
Mike Romano Here Tuesday In Salt Lake City Show
Mike Romano 215 of New York and Ira Dern 212 of Salt Lake City square off again at a special Eagles convention feature in the Armory arena. The two wrestlers, who tangled fiercely in Salt Lake two weeks ago, will headline a card with multiple bouts and a 45 minute time limit. Regular prices apply with half price for women as the Legion promotes a high profile event.
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Mike Romatee
Ira Dern
National Guard
Salt Lake City
Eagles
Armory Arena
American Legion
Romano
New York City
Dern
Utah
Ira
Mike
Salt Lake
the Legion
Pat O’shocker
Frank Seacatt
Phoenix
Ariz
Grappler
Bobby Burns
Minneapolis
Sherm Christensen
The
Legion
Danny Savich
Leo Papiano
Los Angeles
Leo
Savich
Garibaldi Upsets Henry In Two Falls
Gino Garibaldi of Italy, 221, defeated Jim Henry of Tulsa, Oklahoma, 246, twice by fall in Toronto. The Associated Press reported the wrestling match outcome.
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Toronto
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Jim Henry
Tulsa
Okla
Fans rally to aid Albany Pitts in baseball ban
Edwin C. Pitts ex convict and Sing Sing star athlete, barred from the International league, draws nationwide protests from fans and players. Dizzy Dean Pepper Martin and Jimmy Wilson urge judge Bramham to lift the ban as Pitts seeks a baseball or football future after five years in prison.
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Albany
N. Y
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
Dizzy Dean
Sing Sing
International League
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Arthur L. Swartz
New York State Assembly Penal Institutes Committee
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
W. C. Bramham
Braham
National Association of
Albany Senators
Lewis E. Lawes
Bramham
Edwin Pitts
Young Pitts
New York City
Philadelphia Eagles
Baseball Stat Leaders and League Leaders Snapshot
Major league leaders are listed with players and teams across batting pitching and fielding. Highlights include Vaughan of the Pirates hitting .392 and 41 runs, Medwick of the Cardinals 39 RBIs, and Ott of the Giants with 9 home runs.
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Vaughan
Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
Medwick
L. Waner
Goodman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Joe Moore
Camilli
John Moore
Phillies
Bordagary
Dodgers
Parmele
Walker
Castleman
Pittsburgh bouts settle close decisions in rings
Jack Gibbons of St. Louis outpointed Jimmy in North Braddock while Billy Nichy of Charleroi edged Joe Kirkwood of Washington D C in a separate bout. The results from last night’s fights feature two close decisions and limited detail on the undercard.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jack Gibbons
St. Louis
Jimmy
North Braddock
Billy Nichy
Char‘Verol
Joe Kirkwood
Washington, D. C
Y M C A Softball Open League Begins Next Week
In practice action last night Y M C A softball opened with several results. Wisemen beat Troy Parisian 15 to 6 as both teams batted around in first and seventh innings. Pay n Takit beat Hellenic A C 10 to 9 in eight innings. Junior Chamber of Commerce defeated Safeway No 9 11 to 6. Coal Dealers overwhelmed Roundhouse Machinists 24 to 1. Kraft employees beat Peterson Furniture 15 to 7.
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Wisemen
Troy
Troy-Parisian
L. Hopkins
H. Hopkins
Young
Smith
Jones
Tandy
Short
Pay’n Takit
Hellenic A. C
Leishman
James Fellis
Pay'n Takit
Jensen
Caffall
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Safeway No. 9
Raidy
Roundhouse
Lombardi
Carter Ames
Clyde Ames
H. Satterfield
Wells
Johnson
Reese
Packer
Jenks
Kraft
Peterson Furniture
Oak Street
B. Houde
Chambers
Petersons
Forrest and Kump
Pirates surge to second as hitting pace slows
The Pittsburgh Pirates moved into second place in the pennant race after a stretch of 16 wins in 22 games. Red Lucas and Bill Swift each logged six hits as Jim Weaver pitched a five hit shutout. Guy Bush delivered a four hit game to beat St Louis 2 to 1, while Cy Blanton outdueled Dizzy Dean, and Pap Young Earl Grace and Tommy Thevenow contributed key hits. The Tigers and Indians game in Detroit ended 10 to 9 in ten innings, altering the AL standings as Chicago’s idle day boosted White Sox to second.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Bucs
Red Lucas
Bill Swift
Jim Weaver
Cy Blanton
Dizzy Dean
Guy Bush
Cardinals
Bush
Jesse Haines
Burgess Whitehead
Jack Rothrock
Pap Young
Earl Grace
Tommy Thevenow
Jim Collins
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
White Sox
Indians
Rowe
Tigers
Rumors swirl around Baer camp ahead of Braddock title defense
Asbury Park dispatch notes tension between Max Baer and manager Ancil Hoffman over earnings and private life restrictions ahead of the heavyweight title defense against Jimmy Braddock at the Long Island Bowl. Dolph Thomas leads training while Nate Lewis scouts a fall Schmeling bout and Joe Louis potential matches loom in New York.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Asbury Park
N. J
Ballyhoo
Maxmillian Adelbert Baer
Kingfish
Baer
Ancil Hoffman
J. Ham Lorimer
California
Hoffman
Max
Jimmy Braddock
Long Island
Nate Lewis
Chicago
Lewis
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Braddock
Mike Jacobs
New York
Joe Louis
Louis
Primo Canera
Carnera
Jack Dempsey
Louis Angel Firpo
American player plans international tour with Tilden
The athlete departs for New York City preparing to sail for a series of matches with Bill Tilden in France Spain Switzerland and land. He is due back in September and may accept a seven week stint in Japan starting soon after.
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New York City
Bill Tilden
France
Spain
Switzerland
Land
United States
Japan
Beavers win wild coast league slugfest 18 to 11
In Portland last night five pitchers worked almost three hours as the Ducks and Mission Reds combined for a wild hitting spree in the Pacific Coast league. The Beavers prevailed 18 to 11 on 22 hits while Mission collected 13 hits. Bill Cissel, new Ducks manager, had three hits and four RBIs. Pete Daglia and Johnny Bottarini led Seattle to a 4 to 1 win over Hollywood. Ban Francisco defeated Sacramento 14 to 5 as Los Angeles and Oakland held.
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San Francisco
Portland
Ducks
Mission Reds
Beavers
Mission
Bill Cissel
Pete Daglia
Johnny Bottarini
Seattle
Hollywood
Bottarini
Daglia
Indians
Francisco
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Oakland
Moody advances to St George's Hill final past Yorke in wind
Ex champion Helen Wills Moody defeated Billy Yorke 6 1 6 4 in tough wind at St George's Hill. Moody's win sets up a final against Elsie Pittman who beat Eileen Whittingstall 6 3 6 2.
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Eng
Helen Wills Moody
St. George's Hill
Billy Yorke
England
Miss Yorke
Love
Mrs. Moody
Helen
Helen Jacobs
Moody
Elsie Goldsack Pittman
Pittman
Eileen Bennett Whittingstall
Wisconsin golf pro leads National Open after first round
Beloit, Wisconsin pro Butch Kreuger shot 71 at Oakmont to take a one stroke lead in the National Open. Defending champion Olin Dutra and past champions trailed, as Kreuger rolled in a 12-foot deuce at 13 and a 240-yard drive followed by a 50-foot approach to set up a par on 18.
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Bob Cavagnaro
Associated Press
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Alvin F
Butch” Kreuger
Beloit
Wis
Oakmont
Krueger
Kreuger
Allegheny Mountains
Roland MacKenzie
Congressional Country Club
Washington, D. C
Herman Barron
New York
Horton Smith
Chicago
Cliff Spencer
Washington
Jimmy Thompson
Long Beach
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Jim Foulis
Tommy Armour
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Gene Sarazen
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
N. J
Ky Laffoon
Vic Ghezzi
Deal, N. J
al Espinosa
Cleveland
Sarazen
Rosenbloom Faces Seattle Heavyweight Ford Smith Tonight
Hollywood June 7 Maxie Rosenbloom meets Ford Smith a slow moving heavyweight from Seattle in a ten round bout. Rosenbloom known for his bald head and cauliflower ears is to engage Smith in action at prominent night spots in the cinema city.
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Hollywood
Maxie Rosenbloom
Ford Smith
Seattle
Light Heavyweight Title Hopes Hang on Decisive Victory
A prohibitive favorite to win by knockout prepares to face a 210-pound former navy fighter, with expectations of a clear, decisive outcome in the bout.
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Navy
Vines Starts International Tennis Tour from Pasadena
Henry Ellsworth Vines Jr. the barnstorming tennis pro began a world tour from Pasadena on June 7 taking him through Europe and possibly to Japan. The former world amateur singles champion aims to showcase his game across multiple countries and venues.
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Pasadena
Cal
Henry Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Europe
Japan
York Beats Leroy Smith in 161 Orange NJ
York defeats Leroy Smith with a score of 161 in Orange New Jersey captured in a brief sports update. The outcome reflects a high scoring performance in a regional competition.
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York
Leroy Smith
Orange
N. J
Indians Triumph in ten after Tigers rally ends in loss
Detroit led 7-0 as Schoolboy Rowe pitched six hitless innings but surrendered six runs in the seventh. Cleveland surged, tied the game in the eighth, and Goose Goslin delivered a decisive two run single in the tenth after Charley Gehringer opened with a double. Henry Coppola pitched well for Washington in a 3-0 win over Boston. Rain halted two games in each league and the Braves and Brooklyn had an open date.
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Schoolboy Rowe
Rowe
Cleveland
Elon Hogsett
Indians
Tigers
Goose Goslin
Charley Gehringer
Henry Coppola
Washington
Boston
Senators
Red Sox
Braves
Brooklyn
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Bill Burke
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Willie MacFarlane
Johnny Goodman
Rosenbloom
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