Doeusen Beats Rubio At Garden
Louisana Doeusen, 16, defeated Norman Rubio in a unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden before a crowd of 6,608. The match produced a $19,904 gross with Rubio bleeding from a cut eye. judges were split, AP scored Doeusen six rounds to Rubio’s five.
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Vernie Docusari
Orlann Yourgeler
Madison Square
Norman Rubio
Dochisen
Rubio
Mary Serve
Ray Robiscon
Marty
Bennie Leonard
Associated Press
Dosusan
Norman
Decusen
Brooklyn
Hut Bernin
Uiere
Baseball Scores and Standings From National and Eastern Leagues
Yesterday's results show St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 6 and New York 16 Philadelphia 2. Upcoming games include New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Chicago and Philadelphia at Boston. Eastern League matches feature Albany Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Binghamton with several night games.
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Boston St
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Chicago
Boston
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Taytroit
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Cleveland
Detroit
Garays Talay
Scranton
Albany
Harry
Hartford
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Williamsport
Binghamton
J—Albany
Elmira
Elites
Wilkes-Barre
Allen
Williemsport
Winira
Wikes-Barre
Carr Captures Irish Amateur Championship at Portrush
Dublin golfer Joseph B. Carr won the Tahamatew Irish Amateur Championship at Royal Portrush yesterday defeating Alex Ivie of Britain. Ivie held the Avitted Amateur title earlier this season and Carr’s victory secures the Irish honor for his club.
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Dublin
Joseph B. Carr
Royal Portrush
Yenturday
Alex Ivie
Britain
Cards Shade Pirates 7-6 to Increase Lead Over Dodgers
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 6 as Beazley and Gerheauser held off a Pirate late rally. Beazley worked seven innings with heavy support from his offense, while Murrey Dickson and Ken Burkhardt closed out the win. Pirates mounted a late threat in the ninth, but foul relays and a strikeout ended the surge.
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Tarly
St. Louise
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Johnny Beazley
BM Cox
Mauricts van Ro
Beazley
Schaeniensi
Moore
United Fame Sun
Ken Reintzelman
al Gerhuauser
Pittaburg
A. Whitehead
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Russell
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van Babays
Handley
Pal Teantzelnusi
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Walker
Q Musial
Kurawski
Slaughter
Dusk
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Dickeun
Burleharitl
Stee
Dickson
Burkhardt
We—Beazley LP
Heintaehman
Giants Clash Phils 16-2 As Lombardi Grand Slams
New York pounded Philadelphia 16 to 2 with Ernie Lombardi blasting a grand slam and driving in five. Jack Graham and Babe Young homered for the winners as Judd struggled early, Hoerst relieved and issued eight walks.
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Judd
Anailadeltula
Wyrostok
Gilbert
Northey
Tabor
O'Neil
Ennis
McCormick
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Moore
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Hoerst
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Szgagtzon
Young
Gordon
Graham
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Ker Tinie
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Lansbasch
Louis Mauriello Sign for September Bout in New York
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis and challenger Mauriello signed the official contract for their September 18 bout at Yankee Stadium. Each deposited a 3500 certified check to guarantee appearances. Louis, opening a Harlem cafe, and Mauriello, a Bronx restaurant owner, shook hands as they completed negotiations. An Athletic Commission physician will examine Louis in Pompton Lakes, NJ, while Mauriello is slated for testing at his training site in the Bronx.
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Panthers Face Rowes Sunday In Playoff
Panthers led by Lou Masly meet Rowes Sunday afternoon at 4 20 PM in Prospect Park for the third playoff series opener in Le Troy Amateur League. The winner advances to face St Marys for the championship in a best two of three starting next Sunday at Prospect Park. Rob Morin plans to start Jim Berkary or Gene Tobler along with Wok Piskuiz and Bob Brady. Don Gaswell will start Chuck Reynolds or Norm Conley with Jack Ibeatay catching.
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Panthers
Rowes
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Qad
le ‘Troy
St. Mary's
Rob Morin
Pansthers
Jim Berkary
Gene Tobler
Wok Piskuiz
Bob Brady
Joe
Milneis Football Workout Hobbled by Injuries
An unclear report notes key players and injuries during Milneis football practice. Coach Ray Hilot faces concerns as a notable return from injury is anticipated in a few days despite limited nationwide updates.
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Tniures Ankl Champalsn
Chiude
State League Officials Attend Chicago Meeting
Ben Danforth of Albany and Frank Bastos of Herkimer from the New York State Baseball League start travel to Chicago for National League meetings. They have a special appointment with Carl Bennett, league president, to discuss minor league tongue setup and later work out team affiliations details.
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Albany
Frank Bastos
Herkimer
New York State
Remissrow
Chicago
Danforth
Basho
Carl Bennett
National League
Bennett
King's Counsel Dominates Indiana State Circuit Races
In Indianapolis, King's Counsel led by Hilry Fitzpatrick won two major heats in the Dr. Spencer Cup Circuit at the Grand Ghentt program. Vexme Man, driven by Vineyard, was second in the 1,000 purse event. Dr. Spencer also captured several straight heats, with the next race featuring an $1,800 purse. Fnac, driven by Sen Pally, placed second.
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King's Counsel
Hatch
Hilry Fitzpatrick
Indiana State
Bnir
King’s Coury
Vineyard
Spencer
Fnac
Sen Pally
Kullenapola
Senators Face Grays Tonight at Stadium
The Sen ators meet the Grays in a final series at Struttien Thia Attorney. A glow at 4% pam today mid at double. The season’s key battery contest highlights Wednesday night action.
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Grays
Tha Willlansport Grays
Murry Mavis
Beasen
Albay Busine Deagie
Sexgor Hy Tering Struttien Thia
Pam
Heter
Mervow
Wil Tetas
Uliat
Nelson Golf Choice in Role in Championship Showdown
Nelson Golf Choice steps into a leading role at a major golf tournament today, with rivals including Lloyd Mangran Sammy Sneads Herman Bartow and Ren Hogan in a high stakes 18 hole event. The field features notable figures and a prize pool around 40 000 with broadcast interest and a jammed schedule affecting top entrants.
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Ryron Nelson
Unas O'Shanter
Lomotro
Bringa
Nelson
Lloyd Mangran
Sammy Sneads
Herman Bartow
May
PGA
Ren Hogan
Nobeoh
G. A. King
Dentan
Tostorn
Wach
Hoprn
Stan
Sugeer
Younds
Nelean
Strot
Seeded Tennis Stars Victors In Pro Matches
Seeded favorites won in singles quarterfinals at the professional canters tannin tour tournament. J Donard Ridge Welby Vanloin and Bobby Riggs triumphed, with Van Horn, Tilden and Tigges also in key results as crowd of about 1,000 watched at the Allegheny County Club.
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J. Donard Ridge
Welby Vanloin
Bobby Riggs
Bhulge
Peppery
Jack Jassi
Los Angeles
Allegheny
Bill ‘Tilden
Welby van Horn
Tinfiy
Grachinip
Bobby Rigas
Uiele
Tigges
Tigers Blank Indians 9-0 Behind Trout
Detroit pitcher Trout led the Tigers to a 9-0 blanking of the Indians. The roundup notes Trout’s sixth shutout of the season, a dominant stretch over 24 innings. Home runs by Creede and strong help from Haider and Gunnel in the seventh sealed the win as Detroit swept the series. Dick Wakefield added five singles in his three trips, continuing a hot season run.
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Paul Dizzy
Hunk Creede
Trout
Mal
Theoe
Wally
Threa
Mee Thollans
Dick Wakefietd
Bod Algit Nibe
Imea
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D. A. Machchewier
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Backer
Borndsesu
Mitel
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Harder
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Deiro
Evers
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Ciltenbine
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Swett
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Swift
RBI
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LE Cleveland
Gassneay Genter
Berry
Center
Laser
Haider
Pena
Senators Wallop Pioneers Take Double Against Protews
The Senators walloped Albany rivals in a doubleheader, winning 5-2 and 12-4 to cling to second in the Eastern League standings. Merlin Stuart struck out seven and drove in runs as Albany’s offense surged in the nightcap, while Hawley and Clemence split the mound duties in a high-scoring opener. The two wins leave the Senators within reach of the Wilkes-Barre team and ahead of Hartford for a possible berth in the league playoffs.
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Rinka Protewrs
Hawhdon Skathary
Sen Ators
Wilkes-Baria Bavins
Cris
Ren Salas
Althoug
Ithe Kwohin
Piunvers
Boven Eifote
Merlin Stuart Wilked
Tien
Posilion
Hartford
Sams
Bill Livansky
Clark Henry
Vic Baynhuit
Tee Ogy
Dwyers Bow To Flynn In Nine Inning Tilt
Flynn Post defeats Dwyers 10 to 4 at Geer Field in night game second straight win for Flynn Post over South Findl club. McIntyre 10 strikeouts in loss. Flynn hitters paced by Barnes Smith and Pukntot. Next game at 2:20 tomorrow at Geer Field. Dwyers slated to face Cunney for series.
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Wyers
Geerfield
Ed Barnes
Smith
Kwamts Eich
Jol Pukntot
Flynn Post
Bill Sheehan
Shrep Tor
Dwyers
Dick McIntyre
Flynt Turter
Flynn Uniformy
Geer Field
Braves Acquire Neill From Birmingham
The Boston Braves announced the purchase of Tom Neill from Birmingham, a hard hitting outfielder. Neill, owned by Indianapolis in the American Association, was optioned to Birmingham at the season start. His current batting average is .279, second highest in the league, and he joins the Braves soon due to injuries to Mike McCormick and Danny Litwhiler.
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Tom Neill
John Quint
Boston Braves
Neil
Birmingham
Mike McCormick
Danny Litwhiler
Neill
Braves
Hartford Husttea Tajue Clu
Hete
Tndinsapalis
Philly High School Star Signs With Bosox
Philadelphia Southern High School southpaw Parisi, recently released by the Brooklyn National League club, signed a $7,500 contract with the Boston Red Sox. He plans spring training next March and to play next season with the Scranton club in the Middle Atlantic League, after a Connie Mack conference record season.
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Philadelphia Southern High School
Brooklyn
Boston Hed Sox
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Scrantan Pid Club
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Datmetown Padehh
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Teneilot
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Movharsday
Patrick
Wouiatem Hs
Cee Style Cops Wins at Hawthorns in Winnetka Purse
Cee Style Cops defeated 11 sprinters by two lengths to win the $2,500 Winnetka purse before 11,000 fans at Hawthorns. Amelita placed third as Cleo Style paid $2.60 and Pink Lina finished second in the all furlong event.
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Hawthorns
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Ariz
Dixiana
Teddy Rolgn Hamr
Amelita Wan
Cleo Style
Wan
Spence Double Lifts Nationals Past Red Sox in 11th
Stan Spence delivered a decisive eleventh inning double as the Washington Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 3-2 before 27,008 fans. Buddy Lewis opened the frame with the baserunner and Spence followed with the game winning hit after Priddy was intentionally walked. Key pitching by Newsom and Boston errors preceded the dramatic rally.
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Avis Roxton
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Priddy
Wiel Johnson
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Tumapalo
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Newsum
Gracy
Yost
Vernok
Pesky Doerr
York
Torres
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Wewson
Hairs
Klinger
Sonnson
So—Harriy
Mohnson
Hoff Ruvvla
Johnson
Losey
Tohnson
Chapman's Homer Gives A's 4-3 Win Over Yankees
Chapman's eighth inning homer tied the game and sparked a Philadelphia Athletics 4-3 victory over the New York Yankees. The win pulled the A's within a game of first in the league as DiMaggio and Johnson attempted late threats. Chapman solidified his role as the standout in the final rally.
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Sydy Chapman
Philadelphia Athletics
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Yilen
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Joe di Maggio
Jong Ty
Fata
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Sean
Fine Sets New Eastern Loop Record
Diica 4-Tone pitched the Scrantan Miners to a pennant winning victory, posting an 838 batting average and leading the team through three setbacks. Managers and players received bonds from AL Vodkey as a gesture of appreciation while fans filled the 1,128 seat stadium for the night.
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BA Givary
Eholra
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Ntcht
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Otho Hudiness
AL Vodkey
Cherget Agamel
Bowling Loop Picks Teams At Clossons
The Closs on Thursday Tight Teegue picked teams for the coming season. opener is Thursday night at 7:15. First week matches include Hedrick and Black Horse vs Ballantine and a lineup list features Prbst M Aghuty and Budweiser with J Cleesan among others.
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Rburtwalsery Behliteya
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Black Horse
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Feame
Prbst
M. Aghuty
Hushey
M. Mulcahy
N. Melle
Murphy
Budweiser
J. Cleesan
Quillinan
C. Coomes
J. Rogers
F. Domine
Schutz
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L. Haye Chard
J. Boan
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J. Marin
Hedricks
W. Flint
Cagey
W. Manny
Wilmot
Domine Hincke Herne
W. Millon
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W, Jonnada
A. Sirvides
J. Oligny
G. Mousey
Hallantines
J. Harcigan
H. Golerann
Cornwall
W. Kin Ards
B. Cook
Dorp Team Hosts New York Rooters Sunday
The Behenectttty soccer team will host New York Rooters Sunday afternoon at Central Park in Schenectady. Dorp team is from the American League while New York won the Eastern League crown.
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Yeaty
Hess All Stars Boost Pennant Hopes In Twin Bill
Hess All Stars prepare a doubleheader tomorrow at 2 pm at Waterville High School diamond against league leading Sacred Heart in a crucial Waterville Twilight League clash. Pat Stimons selects starters from Russodo Palep and others while Tom Halpin fields Sacred Heart lineup. standings at stake with potential pennant shifts. Also noted are assorted International League results including Syracuse, Jersey City, and Baltimore games.
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Saccad Heart Club
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Pat Stimons
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Russodo
Frank Palep
Dlole MeIntyre
Joe Talbot
John Pokatar
Tom Halpin
Sacred Tart
Jim Hutowda
Bob “Hack" Battle
Charley Dunbar
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