Boston Braves top Cardinals in third straight defeat
In a rugged pennant race update from Boston, the Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 5 to clinch a third straight win over the defending NL champions. Ed Brandt and Burleigh Grimes matched up as the key pitchers, with Berger and Dreesen homering for the Cards. The loss drops St. Louis to 2.12 games behind Chicago and New York, as the Cubs and Giants win to stay neck and neck. Frank Watt debuted for the Phillies, while Fred Fitzsimmons pitched eight shutout innings for the Giants in a 8 to 2 victory. In the AL, Wes Ferrell faltered as Washington defeated Cleveland 7 to 1, and Boston beat Detroit 3 to 1. Roy Mahaffey led Philadelphia to a 6 to 2 win over St. Louis.
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National League Standings and Today’s Schedule
The table shows St. Louis leading with 30 wins and a .652 pace, followed by Chicago and New York at 28 wins each. Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati trail, with Philadelphia at 20 and Cincinnati at 17 wins. Yesterday’s results include St. Louis defeating Boston 7 to 5, Chicago beating Philadelphia 7 to 4, and Brooklyn over Cincinnati 3 to 2. Tonight’s games feature New York at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Boston at St. Louis.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results and Standings Summary
Yesterday's results include Washington defeating Cleveland 7 to 1 and New York routing Chicago 11 to 2. Boston beat Detroit 3 to 1. Philadelphia won 6 to 2 over St. Louis. Today Chicago visits New York, Cleveland plays Washington, Detroit visits Boston, and St. Louis hosts Philadelphia in two games. Coast League standings show Hollywood at 40 26 and Seattle at 31 34. Arizona Texas League lists Tucson at 32 25.
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Weather-Favored Farmers Week in Phoenix Area
Week opened warm and closed cool with light scattered showers aiding stockmen and farmers. Livestock and water conditions varied by region from fair to excellent, with good water in the east and northeast and scarce water at Grand Canyon and Williams. Yuma, Salt River, and Pinedale saw good to excellent ranges and crops. citrus and cantaloupe activity noted with general positive bee forage.
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Bobby Jones to play exhibition in Columbus lineup
Bobby Jones announced he will team with Walter Hagen for an exhibition golf match in Columbus Ohio against Jose Jurado and Henry Cotton after the Ryder Cup.
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Rowing Title Seekers Train for Big Event
Poughkeepsie June 13 The first real crop of Bear stories signals college oarsmen begin training for the intercollegiate rowing championship. Rumors tied to Columbia varsity eight members circulated as time trials by California Washington Wisconsin and Pennsylvania showed Penn posting 20 53 for four miles while others hovered near or above that mark. Coach Glendon said Sykes and Ward were underweight and resting a day. Walters remained in place.
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Dizzy Dean Wins Ten Games and Plans Marriage
Houston reports Dizzy Dean, banished to the Texas League by the Cardinals, won his tenth game of the season last night and announced he would marry today to Miss Bisbee. The note places the event in Houston on June 13 with standings and local scores mentioned.
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Boxing Roundup From Across the Nation
Boxing results list several bouts with outpoints and knockouts across multiple cities. Notable entries include Kid Choco defeating Steve Smith in New Haven and Mickey Cohen stopped by Tommy Paul in Buffalo. Other matches feature Lorraine Udell, Judy Ruddy, and Dick Demeray drawing in Grand Forks, plus regional decisions in Terre Haute and Hollywood. Mention of Miss Nash denying marriage plans to a eccentric Houston pitcher appears at the end.
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Ft Collins in bid for national prep track title
Ft Collins high school leads the national interscholastic track and field meet as six qualifiers highlight their middle distance and mile strengths. Salem Oak Park and Louisville Manual Training pose threats while Ft Collins eyes a fourth title after strong showings since 1924.
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Cotton Plans US Open Bid After Ryder Cup Stand
Henry Cotton, the young pro who declined to join this year’s British Ryder Cup squad on their terms, sails for Toledo to compete in the American Open in July. He promises to be at Columbus during the Ryder Cup and to play for Great Britain if called.
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Wrestlers Londos and Sonnenberg Triumph Across Cities
In Philadelphia Jim Londos, weight 200, from Greece, beat Jim McMillen 216 from Chicago in 1 02 30. In Benton Harbor Joe Savoldi defeated George Mack of Chicago in straight falls 13 30 and 9 00. In Milwaukee Gus Sonnenberg defeated Bibber McCoy. Sonnenberg won first fall 15 48 and third 13 42. McCoy won second fall (13 26) by forfeit on double toe lock.
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Schools promise brightest season with top performers
The projection notes schools will rely on their standout athletes to carry teams, with every region boasting at least one potential title contender and the young squads striving for brilliance this season.
Dado Delivers Clean KO in Title Bout at Legion Stadium
Hollywood report says speedy Dado stopped Raymond Montoya in the second round of a ten round match at the American Legion stadium. The referee immediately raised Dado's hand after a knockdown, with Montoya needing minutes to recover. In the semi final Young Papke won by second round knockout over Johnny Berto on a disqualification.
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Stars In Baseball Games Yesterday
Walter Berger propelled the Braves past the Cardinals with a home run and two singles driving in three. Mel Ott of the Giants added a double and three singles against the Pirates. William Watson Clark blanked the Reds as the Robins won 3-0. Jack Fussell outs-pitched George Uhle as the Red Sox topped the Tigers 3-1. Henry Johnson contributed four White Sox hits with three runs and two doubles. Roy Mahaffey Limited the Browns to four hits in a 6-2 Athletics win.
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