Chandler Budget Topic of AL Confab
Chinese representatives of weven discussed a budget topic at an American League conference in Washington. The meeting featured statements on payments and allocations including support to the American Legion, Red Cross, and baseball promotional funds while key figures from major clubs attended and commented on salary reductions and league finances.
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Chandler
Weven
Atsertian Leagie Dasebal
Invest
Insull Corporation
O'Connor
Landis
American Legion
Red Cross
Ball Players’ Association
Tom Yainkey
Boston Red Sox
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Don Berpes
Bill de Witt
St Louis Browns
Jack Zeller
Detroit Tigers
Alva Bradley
Joseph Hostetler
Cleveland Indians
Edward Eynon
Washington Nets
Hart Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
Hostetler
Benjamin Fiery
Angelo Whips Torres in 16 round Providence bout
Philadelphia lightweight Angelo outboxed Mario Torres of New York in a 16 round main event at Providence. Whips Torres with a steady barrage of left jabs hooks and rights but failed to floor him as both fighters weighed in at 12.7 percent.
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Providence
Joey Anzaio
Philadelphia
Mario Torres
New York
Angélo
Torres
Jas
Talbert and Segura Advance in Net Tourney
Talbert of Wilmington Del and Pancho Segura dominated opening rounds at the National clay tourney. Talbert, ranked No 2, defeated Charlie Schaal 6-1 6-3 6-5 after a first round bye. Segura, No 3, needed little time to win his match, sweeping opponents in straight sets.
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Talbert
Segura
Chicago
Billy Talbert
Wimbigton
Del
Francisco
Pancho
Alex
George
Msas Oiix
Geerge
Fretei
Gomez Outpoints Firpo In Action Packed Ten Round Fight
Al Gomez of Chicago defeated Pedro Firpo of Camden in a ten round boxing bout at Milwaukee. Gomez used effective right crosses and defense to blunt Firpo’s blows, winning on points as both fighters weighed 132 and 124 pounds.
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Gomez
Firpo
Milwaukee
al Gomez
Chicago
Pedro Firpo
Camden
Nia
Yanks Beat White Sox 6-1 to End Losing Streak
The Yankees toppled the Chicago White Sox 6-1 to snap a skid as the opener in a doubleheader ended with a decisive win. The other game finished 11-6 in favor of the Yankees.
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Yanks Wallop
Chisox
Bow
Longden Uses Smart Race Trick to Win Thumbs Up
Arcadia reports jockey Johnny Longden employed a clever gambit in the Santa Anita Handicap to ride Thumbs Up to victory. Longden carried buckshot to offset weight, allowing Thumbs Up to win with the top weight of 126 pounds in the mile and a quarter race, netting $3,282.50 for the owner Louis B. Mayer.
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Arcadia
Cattf
Johner Longden
Louis B. Mayers
Longden
Johnny
Race Entries and Results From a Local Meet
Race entries and partial results from a local speedway meet list drivers and horses, with odd spellings and abbreviations. Names include Master, Destin, Brinkley, and Florees amid times and penalties noted in scattered form.
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Brtrk
Azan
Beventa Bac
Tratler
Guy Peter of
Sarze
Mise Seow
Pexay
Zectetelai
Stes
Pactar
Sredge
Ada Gywerd
Tingwe Hourkean
Brinkley Cumet Ruin
Destin
Marehing bin
AL Tingley
Frivet Patti
Shetty
Rage
Atso Ellethte
Florees
Iists
Fem
Kate Volo Victor Triumphs Again at Spa Raceway
Kate Volo drives to an easy victory at Spa Raceway in Chatham, clocking 2:00.14 for the mile and winning the $1,000 feature heat. Dana finished second by three lengths in the first elim, with Bunter Patch in third as persistently strong racing continued.
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Kate
Last Nights
Dana
Ambrose Scuily
te _ Seld
Toghott
Bunter Patch
Bate Volo
Stout
Dena
Sunny Boy
Biss Crusader
Joan Scotland
Whith
Whitheck
Stanford
Letty Bay
Buster
Hon Juan
Tmi
Sonia Patek
C. Writ
Rutin
Thomesans
Ats
Astinées
Dexter
Pateken
Fracces Dawn
Alton Betis
Cnat
St.oop
H. Roat
Sunay
Former Major League Catcher Frank Grobe Dies of Wounds
Former major league catcher Frank Grobe, 40, died at Raickerbocker Hospital from abdomen bullet wounds sustained Sunday. Police traced a basement hallway dispute and an earlier argument outside the building before the shooting. Grobe played for the Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia Athletics, and St. Louis Browns.
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New York
Franklin Grobe
Raickerbocker Hospital
Tolice
Grobe
Gythe
Grate
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Martin optioned to Norfolk Club
Memphis sends outfielder Paul Martin to Norfolk of the Piedmont League on option by Memphis Chicks club vice president Frank Longinotti announced yesterday. Martin joined Memphis from Three Rivers of the Canadian American League in spring 193 with Pete Gray. Last season Martin batted .247 in 161 games and drove in 4 runs.
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Memphis
Paul Martin
Norfolk
Memphis Chicks
Frank Longinotti
Martin
Three Rivers
Pete Gray
St. Louis Browns
Lytell Edges Jones In Ten Round Championship Bout
Bert Lytell of Oakland won a ten round decision over Sgt Anthony Jones of Champaign in New Orleans. The fast southpaw dominated with speed and boxing skill, opening a cut on Jones in the tenth and prompting police to restore order after the bell.
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New Orleans
Bert Lytell
Oakland
Calif
Sgt “Aled
Anthony Jones
Champaign
Xiel
Poi Henry Hail
Coolidge
Miller
Sroddin
Amiss
Hart
Amister
Brooklyn
Frechette Wins Close Bout At Bangor Boxing Card
Paul Frechette of Lowell, Mass., defeats Leo M of Montreal in a tight eight round main bout at the Chateau in Bangor Maine. The decision was close and notable for its decisive late action.
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Bangor. Me
Paul Frechetts
Lowall
Mass
Leo M
Montreal
Waterbury Bout Between Eagle and Mauriello Postponed
Promoter George Mulligan announced the July 9 scheduled bout between Waterbury heavyweight Charney Eagle and Tami Maurigno has been moved to July 18 in Waterbury. The announcement confirms the location and rescheduled date for the ten round main event.
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Waterbury., Conn. i
George Mulligan
Yves Sterdar
Charney Eagie
Waterbury
High School Pitcher Del Guercio Signs Major League Deal
Ted Del Guercio of Newark a 7 year old high school pitcher agreed to a bonus between 15000 and 26000 to join the Scranton team of the Eastern League after signing with the Boston Red Sox. The deal is believed to be the highest paid to a teen by a Major League club. Yankees, Cleveland, Athletics and Reds also sought the youth.
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Ted del Guercio
Newark
Central High
Scranton
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Browns Stop Bosox Twice in Swinging City Series
St Louis Browns subdued the Boston Red Sox 7 1 in the opener and 3 2 in the nightcap as Mike Mreevich led the attack with a crucial ninth inning double and a homer and Jack Jakiesi held Boston in check. Boston led early in the second game but fell behind in the seventh as Browns rallied to clinch both ends.
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St. Louis
Mike Mreevich
Navy
Boston
Mark Christman
Browns
Kreening
Jack Jakyesi
Dant
Liendad GE
Dodgers Rout Marines in Opening Park Dedication
The Dodgers defeated the Marines 8 to 3 before a crowd of more than 15,000 at the new Cherry Point park named for Brig. Gen T. J. Cushman. Mouse Halsall hit a homer for the Leathernecks, while Brooklyn’s batting overwhelmed the Marines in the dedication game.
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Cherry Point
X.C
Brooklin Dodsere
Flying Leathernecks
T. J. Cushman
Marine Corps Air Station
Mouse Halsall
Marines
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Pland
End Peacock
Dantonig
Scott
Calvin
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday's Games
National League standings show St Louis leading with 7 points, New York and Chicago close behind. American League results include Chicago and New York wins, with postponed games due to rain. Eastern League standings list Albany and Wilkes-Barre atop the table, with multiple postponed/played games noted.
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Louis
New York
Stan S.C
Brookton
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Philsburg
Butcher
Lent
Brooklyn
Waiters
King
St. Louis
Wwoiselie
Wilks
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
Caldwell
Knerr
West
Troil
Fertiss
Newhouser
Donald
Smith
Wey Grounds
Albany
Hartford
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
SOO
Scranton
Utica
Elmira
Binghamton
Wilke
Barre
Legion Hosts Annual Albany Stadium Baseball Show
American Legion posts in Albany County stage their annual show at Hawkins Stadium tonight featuring the Albany Elmira series in the Eastern League and six Special Side events. Albany lists Jack Mayhew Tom Webster and Alex Daniels while Elmira fields Bill Heinsts Eddie Mruk and Bart Comyn with relay throws and pitcher catcher accuracy contests. Fort Craito Post Band from Rensselaer will perform as a special attraction.
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American Legion
Albany County
Hawkins Stadium
Sexas
Fort Craito
Rensselaer
Albany
Jack Mayhew
Tom Webster
Alex Daniels
Elmira
Bill Heinsts
Eddie Mruk
Bart Comyn
Game Postponed and Holiday Doubleheader Announced
The Elmira Albany game was postponed due to wet grounds and time constraints. Chairman John C. Colen aims to have fans in seats for the first event. Tomorrow at 2 p.m. the Senators meet the Williamsport Rounika Rascals in a holiday doubleheader, the only home holiday this season.
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John C. Colen
Senators
Williamsport Rounika Rascals
Rhumba Rascals
Albany
Case Battles Cuccinello For AL Lead
Chicago slugger Anthony Cuccinello leads the American League batting race with a .341 average after 74 hits in 217 at bats through 58 games. Washington’s George Case closes, posting a .332 average with 75 hits in 285 at bats, while Vern Stephens rises in third. Case also tops with 78 hits and 17 stolen bases, leading both categories.
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Anthony Francis
Tony
Cuccinello
White Sox
Vern Stephens
St. Louis
Nick Etten
Etten
George Stirnweiss
Cuccinetto
Case
Bob Johnson
Boston
Stirnweiss
Johnson
New Yorker
Holmes Tops N L Hitters With 397 Batting Pace
Holmes leads the National League hit leaders with a .397 average after a two trip run producing 22 hits, closing in on 400. The Brooklyn slugger strengthens his pace in a season that also features high totals in runs, doubles, and early home run counts as Mort Cooper dominates the mound with seven wins in eight starts.
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New York Upi
Trommy Holmer
Beck
Boston Braves
Holmes
White Holmes
Goody Raven
Brooklyn Nedvers
Navion
BE Terry
New York Gusts
Baishing
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Phil Caxarretta
Chicago
Whitey Hurowski
51. Louis
Luis Olmo
Brooklyn
Nup Reyes
New York
Me! Oct
Giants
Phil Masi
Bostox
George Hausmann
Buster Adams
St. Louis
Stan Hack
Betdie Basinski
Olmo
Ted
Hurowski
Dixie Walker
Vince DiMaggio
Phils
Ernie Lombardi
New York Giants
DiMaggio
Dime
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Braves
20 000 Turn Out for Dog Races at Wonderland Park
An overflow crowd of more than 20 000 attended at Wonderland Park in Revere Massachusetts for opening dog racing night. The event followed a threat to close the plant last week and saw purses raised from 4000 to 5500 dollars after owners demanded higher prizes. Several dog owners were arrested under a common law process as they allegedly planned to leave the state.
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Revere
Sass
UPI
Wonderland Park
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Wonderland
Reddick Defeats Finazzo in Ten-Round Victory
Newark middleweight Fi Joe Reddick battled Baltimore's Johnny Finazzo in a ten round co feature at the Coliseum. Reddick dominated the fight, winning almost every round for a unanimous verdict. Finazzo weighed 163 pounds to Reddick's 161.
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Joe Reddick
Newark
N. J
Johnny Finazzo
Finazzo
Reddick
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