Runner-Up Clubs Gain In Major Leagues This Week
In baseball, the St Louis Cardinals narrowed the gap on the idle Dodgers by winning both ends of a doubleheader against the Atlanta Braves as Musial hit a homer and Pollet outdueled Lee. The New York Yankees climbed the standings after Boston's rough stretch, while Boston's pitching faltered amid a five of six slide. In the American circuit, the Red Sox slipped while the Yankees gained ground as Harris and Kramer allowed seven runs and five hits respectively in a 7–1 St Louis win over the Browns. The piece also notes cross country flights and local aviation activity with pilots and new planes visiting and testing over the weekend.
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New York Yankees
Cardinals
Et Spark Pag
Merman
Dad
Gers
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Sox
Billy Dickey
Boston
Bostons
Mickey Harris
St. Louis Browns
Jack Kramer
Dodgers
Braves
Howie Pollet
Bill Lee
Ernie Dusak
Stan Musial
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Skeeter Newsome
Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues
League standings show American Association with St. Paul and Kansas City and Milwaukee leading. National League notes yesterday results Indianapolis over St. Paul 5 3, first game, with several night games listed including Milwaukee at Columbus and Minneapolis at Louisville. American League reports Boston 1 St. Louis 7 in a single scheduled game.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Boston
St. Louis
Plane stunt thrill described by Bess Fowler
Bess Fowler requested Adrian Allison to perform a stall on her second plane ride Sunday, describing the sensation as similar to a loop-the-loop as the nose climbs and dives. The narrative mentions nearby visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wallick, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ward, Iva Seniff of Odon, and Mr. and Mrs. John Pruett who visited Saturday.
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K Spring
Hudson Motor Co
Detroit
Spring
Washington
Rod Wright
Adrian Allison
Allison
Bess Fowler
Bess
Henry Wallick
Quotes from managers and quotes about baseball trades
Walter Friedman predicts Louis would lose only if blinded or injured in a Conn fight. Leo Durocher explains the Billy Herman for Stew Hofferth trade, noting Hofferth was the only catcher available and sarcasm about lacking a catcher to spare in the infield.
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Campton Lakes, N. J
Walter Friedman
Louis
Conn
New York
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
Billy Herman
Boston
Stew Hofferth
Hofferth
Louis Conn Ready For World Heavyweight Clash
In New York on the eve of the world heavyweight title bout Joe Louis and Billy Conn completed grueling training and waited for the gong. Mike Jacobs sought a new receipts record while hotels and travel buzzed with fight fans as odds favored Louis to win by knockout and Conn to take the decision if it lasts the full 15 rounds.
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INS
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
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Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tuffney
Conn
Louis
Pittsburgh
Lake
N. J
Manhattan
Tomorrrow
Pompton Lakes
Commission
Eddie Eagan
Eddie Joseph
Benny Leonard
Ruby Goldstein
Frank Fullam
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TOM Daily Phone
Washington Ice and Coal Company
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Monroe City
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