Dodgers Rally to Sweep Braves in Doubleheader Losses
In a split doubleheader the Dodgers defeated the Braves 5-1 in the opener and 5-3 in the nightcap. Joe Medwick led with a four hit day including a homer, Ed Slattery contributed with a home run, and Ralph Branca battled on the mound to secure the wins as the Braves offense stalled.
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Braves
Operes
Joe Medwick
Ed Slanxy
Hele
Jim Yode
Bright
Bames
Athough
Ralph Branca
Bastaa
Cards Rally To Beat Pirates 5 1 After 12-Hit Attack
Cardinals overpower Pirates 5 1 as Docking wins his fifth decision while healthy bats supply 12 hits. Ray Sender, Emil Verban, Martin Marmix and Augie Bergamo drive runs in a four inning span to secure the victory before 22 218 fans.
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Pittsburgh
George Dodkin
Pittsburg Pirates
St. Louis Cardinal
Ben Gabies
Pirates
Doc
Martin Marnox
St. Louis
del Rice
Marion
Docking
Augie Bergamo
Art Cuccuralle
Debs Garrs
Lee Handley
Oilers Enter New Pro Cage League Nearby City
The Oilers join a newly created pro cage league in Denver led by league treasurer J. J. Ambrose. Officials report 2 franchises forming the American Basketball League with Barnesville Onis and 66.7 percent figures cited, as the AA basketball champions yesterday were cotfined.
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Denver
Phillips
Barnesville
Onis
Ihothe
American Basketball League
J. J. Ambrose
Utes Pull Riotous Game Out of Fire to Nip Senators 3 2
Utica Blue Sox win series finale 3 2 despite offbeat play and chaotic moments. Pug Cabsie delivers timely two run hits as Semweer and center fielders contribute, stabilizing late.
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Utica
Utica Blue Sox
Pug Cabsie
Semweer
Tett
Daly Eskiginon
Brecorks
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Senators Trip In Double Bill at Hawkins Stadium
In Albany, 3,247 fans watched a double header at Hawkins Stadium. Ripple's strong pitching and batters like Alex Daniels highlighted a 12 to 2 victory for the Senators while tensions flared over a disputed foul ball call. Manager Flipper Collins and star Fred Clemence led the Blue Sox in their Hartford trip after the split.
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Rip Collins
Alex Daniels
Ashdures
Salver
Nature
Albany
Lanz
Lattis
Nats Split Doubleheader With Red Sox in Detroit
Washington, second in the standings, took both games from Boston to close the gap on Detroit. Carrasquel and Xi getting the win in the first game while O Neil and Wilson worked in relief. Zardon made a daring catch and Johnsbn hit a long drive to center, key moments in a rough Chicago style box.
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Washington Sats
Detroit
Boston T
Sito
Nats
Jex Carrasquel
Johnny Xi
Emmett O'Neil
Jim Wilson
Boston
Red Sox
Washington
Joe Zardon
Cztchas Spearing
Bod Johnsbn
Hacpele
Fim
Carresqeel
I Fox
Thomas Praises T Formation in New Orleans
Coach Frank Thomas of Alabama praised the T formation as gold sound football in New Orleans. He noted no one at his school has served in the Unis fall, expressing a cautious view on immediate adoption.
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New Orleans
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Jimmey Creed Wins Both Heats of Feature at Spa
Jimmey Creed dominates Spa race meeting taking both heats of the feature. He wins the first division at Sare tog Raceway in 2 05 4 seconds, breaking at the start but forging to the lead in the duck stretch. Creed then repeats in the second division with 2 06. Brown Prince and Jess Porter follow, while Sir Volo trails after an early miscue.
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Spa
Saretozs. Raceway
Waorld
Sir Volo
Jimmer Creed
Si Thompson
New Ross
Ind
Homer Walton
Princete
Jess Porter
Vic Fiering
Sir Vole
Don Casey
Troy
bin Berry
Frihe Beasons
Anay Jagr
Brown Prince
Volo
Bosex to Get La Forest From Colonels
A fragmented item mentions Bosex and La Forest from the Colonels with 27 young athletes and a reference to Boston. It notes a Sox leading the American Association with an average around 278, citing Louisville and Bastion Park Lea as sources. The garbled text implies roster or player trade context.
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la Forest
Colonels
Boston
Hen Steiner
Sox
Louisville
Bastion Park
Lea
American Association
Dad Evans Fires His Second 86 at Lincoln Park
Dad Evans, an eight time veteran golfer at Lincoln Park, carded an 86 to match his age for a second time this season. Byars used four clubs as Evans, facing fading eyesight, overcame his handicap with precise putting despite difficulty locating his ball after tee shots.
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Dad Evans
Mitlwearkee GP
Morgan
Larkin Beats Joyce in Garden Arena Bout
Tippy Larkin defeated Willie Joyce by decision after ten hard rounds at Madison Square Garden in New York. Referee Ruby Goldstein and observers scored eight rounds to Larkin, two to Joyce, with Larkin showing sharp boxing and maneuvering past Joyce’s aggressive tactics despite a bruised eye. The crowd paid four dollars to witness the match as Larkin, recently back from a year out, renewed his rise toward boxing prominence.
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Tippy Larkin
Willie Joree
Madison Sqddie Garden
ESGEA
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N. J. Pond
Gary
Philadelphia
Big Lighth Avenue
Larkin
Joyce
Browns Rally In Sixth for 6-5 Victory
The St Louis Browns overcame a three run deficit with a four run rally in the sixth inning to beat the Cleveland Indians 6 to 5 at home. Tex Shirler earned his seventh win as Vern Stephens homered, and George McQuinn drove in three with a double and a triple, while Al Smith started for Cleveland and was relieved after the rally. The Indians answered with two in the ninth, but Cleveland could not catch up as the Browns opened their home stand with the victory.
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St .Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Tex Shirler
Browns
Vern Stephens
Hig
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George McQuinn
Eda Kieman
Smith
Louis
Indians
Cleveland
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Preoy
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Bufaaive
Biscki
Saat
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Shirk
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Bieter Macklexier
Kleman
VLoskig _ picker
Rne
iBorer
Sammers
Ate Bras
Stendetee—S. Li Ipakity
Seison
Raceway Entries Trotting and Stepping Start List
Race entries show a list of trotting and pacing horses with owners and handlers including C. Wiis Tharpon Ace eM Shack Mc Risner Berrey George Wallenberg Odi o Constant Hal PF Joyce and others. The page notes 4 year olds and up in divisions with names such as Lady Dias Countess Lena and Deathsley A doe Abbe Lis, outlining participant horses and associated figures.
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C. Wiis
Tharpon
Ace Em. Shack
McRisner
Berrey
George Wallenberg
Odio Constant Hal
Joyce
Cheerfel
Patse 'Soo
Partie
Ont’ Shire
Ex Fordham Coach Keileher Dies at 50 in Germany
Former Fordham basketball coach Keileher who served 29 years at Fordham and two at West Point died of a heart ailment in Munich on July 1. He led at the U S Military Academy to 29 wins in 30 games last season and served as president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, and a son, Sgt Ed A Keileher serving in Europe.
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Ed ‘Keileher
Fordham
West Point
Munich
Germany
Vestern Fdas
U. S. Military “Academy
Nintets
Pennsylvania
Kelicher
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Érean Inl
Sgt
Ed A. Belleher
European Theater of Operations
Harness Racing Card Notes Names and Odds From Meets
The page lists seventh and eighth race entries with horses such as Japan Countess Lena Redgrand Dewey Lady Diana Home Day Whey Bien Fox Alfie Water Aubreyse Northern Lady Mrs Brookdale Rose Abbe Hytone Woolen and others, along with jockey labels and connections. Odds and pacing terms are intermingled with race details as part of a racing program summary.
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Histone Woslen
Overtieia
Sik Abbe
Thont
Romer
Boardman
T. Mise Brokaste
Poseadhe
H. Batter
Ignd Das
Japan
Pavaa
Countess Lena
J. Crain
Redgrand Dewey
VA. Fleming
Diana
J. Gverfeld
Whey Bien Fox
Alfie Wate Aubreyse
Hoataman
Spica
P. Bornéy
Northern
Yankees Blast Athletics 4-1 in Rough Game
The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 1. Ernie Bonhant sparked the attack, while Russ Christopher and George Keil contributed key hits. Busch provided a two run double during a critical inning, and Oscar Grimes rolled a ball that loaded the bases for a productive rally.
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Ernie Bonhant
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Russ Christopher
Bosham
Tnubie
Ieming
George Keil
Edgar Buch
Christopher
Hell Rome
Jene Ron
Yashees
Busch
Exver
Oscar Grimes
Roller
Schalk Leads Chisox Past Tigers 5 to 0 in Opener
Chicago White Sox blank Detroit 5 to 0 behind Earl Caldwell who earned his fourth win. Schalk contributed a double and two singles driving in three runs as Chicago amassed 14 hits. Detroit starter Fran Overmire was tagged for seven hits and three runs through three innings before his removal. Attendance officially 26,913 at Comiskey Park.
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Earl Caldwell
Chieseo White Sox
Detroit
Tigerswicks
Comi - Park
Alx
Sox
Orrefl
Schals
Wilson
Caldwell
Tigers
Siortatop
Jim Webb
Gok
Eddie Mayo
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Farred- Maier
Saitt
Maier
Mure
Ciicage
Greet
Gathher
Grretertosexi
Wilesn
Picher
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Sres—Weater
Grieve
Prpgrax
Joe DiMaggio Hospitalized in Florida Convalescent Hospital
Joe DiMaggio, former New York Yankee outfielder, has arrived as a patient at Don Ce Sar Convalescent Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida after a Pacific Theater tour. Doctors had not finished checkups by noon yesterday. a stomach disorder is suspected. If discharged, officials say releases for national celebrities must go through Washington, DC.
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Fla
Joe DiMaggio
New York
War Department
Washington, Dc
Injured youth Joamy Walthers shakes Troy pro dream
A promising Troy ball product Joamy Walthers from Troy High and local sandlot teams suffered a left wrist injury in a game against Wellsville, stalling a fast climb within the Pony League. The tale tracks his early potential with Hornell and Albany, plus notes on other local prospects and Albany Senators’ looming long home stand.
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Troy
Joamy Walthers
Troy High School
Ocal
Hornell
Pony League
Wellsville
Standings And Schedules From A Busy Baseball Night
Major league standings show Brooklyn, Boston and Chicago leading their divisions with mixed results. Yesterday's American League results include New York topping Philadelphia and Washington sweeping Boston, while upcoming games feature key pitching matchups among Lombardi Lee Zuber Feriss and Newhouser Grove and other aces.
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Cincinnati
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Kmights
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Hollingsworth
International 1 Baltimore 8 Rochester 0
Baltimore routed Rochester 8 to 0 in an international match. Syracuse and Montreal contested results with smaller scores. Jersey City and Buffalo lingered in a mixed set of outcomes, while Toronto and Newark figures appeared in the ledger.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Newark
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