Roundup of Sports Buzz and Rumors in New York
New York roundups report on Dana Bible salary projections at Texas U and Ed Barrow at the Yankees the Yanks' contract talk. Clark Shaughnessy traffic stop at 65 mph in a Model T and Jack Doyle planning a national open betting market. Ted Husing link to CBS boxing, Budge movie rumor, and Don Budge chin alteration noted.
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New York
Ore Ial News
Souis
Texas U
Dana X. Bible
Joseph Paul di Mageio
Ed Barrow
pardon—Cribside
Clark Shaughnessy
San Mateo
Calif
Jack Doyle
Up East
Yankees
Alphonse Pajonas
U.’s
Tom Yawkey
Leonard Lyons
N. Y
Sam Taub
Jimmy Powers
N= Ye News
Ae 105
Scrappy Saturday Notes From Suffolk and Coast
A vivid collage of sports and showbiz chatter notes a rough Saturday in Suffolk with performers and athletes amid travel mishaps. Leo Durocher and Lee Medwick are highlighted for their dapper style as they tote trunks on a recent 10 day road trip while Dodgers colleagues manage with hand bags. Gus Wilson once earned 750000 as a boxing trainer is now reportedly flat broke on the coast. The piece mentions a looming big baseball deal and a laundry business sideline tied to Don Budge as honeymooning advertising chatter. A Crete handicap at Lincoln fields yields no money for parachutists.
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Suffolk
Leo Durocher
Lee Medwick
Dodger
Gus Wilson
Jack Johnson
Max Bear
Little Birdies
Washington fight hints at bomber status shift
In a brief item from Baltimore Sun columnist Jesse A Linthicum, the focus is on whether the bomber remains dangerous or has softened. A quick note mentions three Boston owned cat burners as well backed favorites.
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Jesse A Linthicum
Baltimore Sun
Washington
Joe
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The National League saw St Louis beat Chicago 12 to 11 and Pittsburgh defeat Cincinnati 7 to 3. American League games included Detroit 5 over Cleveland 3. Tomorrow's matchups feature Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago St Louis New York Detroit Washington with listed pitchers.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Podgamny
Detroit
Cleveland
Rowe
Milner
New ‘York
Washington
New York
Chicago Wenee
Boston
Seeee
Detroit Anes
St. Louis Washington Oe
Cardinals Bomb Cubs In 11th To Claim Seventh Straight
In a wild 12-11 win over the Chicago Cubs the Cardinals erased a 9-0 hole, with Don Paget’s double tying the game in the ninth and Bill Nicholson and Jim Brown delivering late homers in the 11th. Billy Southworth’s St Louis club extends its win streak as Brown and Padgett homered after Nicholson’s earlier shot. The Dodgers beat the Phillies 6-4 and Reds slugged Pirates 17-3 while Detroit topped Cleveland 5-3 on a big ninth inning.
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Associated Press
Billy Southworth
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Don Paget
Bill Nicholson
Jim Brown
Padgett
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Harry Craft
Ernie Kay
Bucky Walters
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Bruce Campbell
FING V CHASE: Midseason clash in standings
A compact note shows Fing at Chase with records 3-3 and 1-5 respectively. Philadelphia hosts Boston as Beckman 1-3 and Hadley 2-1 face Wagner 1-5 and Newsome fan while AGT presents St. Louis at Chicago with Muncrief 1-0 opposed by Rigney 3-1.
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Fing
Chase
Philadelphia
Boston
Beckman
Hadley
Wagner
Newsome
AGT Als
St. Louis
Chicago
Muncrief
Rigney
Winchester Golf Club Sits Last After Tri State Match
Winchester Golf Club ranks bottom in the Tri State standings after the first tournament in Alexandria. Frederick leads with 12 points, Alexandria and Martinsburg tied for second, Winchester trail by five. The four-team league loses Purcellville and Hamburg clubs. top four scores include Carl Campbell Clarke Cooper 2 1 2 and Bosserman Berlin 11 2. An Empire Day benefit tourney raised 35 for War Relief, with men under 50 and over 50 and women divisions listed with medallists.
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Frederick
Winchester
Alexandria
Martinsburg
Purcellville
Harmburgh
Carl Campbell
Clarke Cooper
Ralph Grimm
Jimmy Yates
Peters
P. Glaize
Arnold
Page
W. EE. Bridgeforth
F. Glaize
Bosserman
Berlin
British and Canadian War Relief Fund
L. G. Sjostrom
H. R. Kern, Jr
Jack Minnigerode
Philip Glaize
Glaize
Richard Veitel
Nelson Page
W. H. Bosserman, Sr
Ed. Stone
Conn Defeats Knox In Technical Knockout
Billy Conn, the light heavyweight champion, improved to eight round TKO Pudgy Buddy Knox of Dayton after a slow start. Conn, eyeing Joe Louis, boasted he was prepared for the Bomber next month as he floored Knox three times in front of 27,043 fans in Pittsburgh.
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Duke Moran
Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Ohio
Joe
Billy
Knox
Palumbo Leads Charles Town Jockey Stand in Early Meeting
At Charles Town on May 27 Sammy Palumbo, renowned at the track, led the 48 day meeting by three wins over Willie Kelley who had nine victories in the first twelve days. Buddy Root, G Acosta, M Bletzacker, Edie Churchill, Willie Dufford and J Hernandez shared fifth place with six wins.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jockey Club
Sammy Palumbo
Paulmbo
Willie Kelley
Buddy Root
Jockeys’ Guild
G. Acosta
M. Bletzzacker
Edie Churchill
Willie Dufford
J. Hernandez
L. Bhbersole
C. Kirk
Track side notes show suspensions and injuries in riding colony
The report lists riders with scores and suspensions including Dufford a ten day ban for foul riding. O'Malley, a veteran booter, is out with a bone in his right hand and hopes to return this week. A Cuban rider led the colony today and drew broad attention.
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H. Claggett
O'Malley
Sa‘’ Dle
Cuba
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