The Paducah Sun-Democrat from Paducah, Kentucky • 7

IE SUM -DEMOCRAT, PADUCAH, KY. PACE SEVEN JULY 3 1S2S JIMMY BRADDOCK ALL BIG LEAGUE Hoppers to Invade Paducah HOW THEY STAND Sunday's Results OUTFITS JEALOUS For Series Opening Tuesday GEORGE SHELTON LN SEMI-FLNALS OF dUBTOURNEY He Beats Edson Hart, to Qualify for Match With Charley Babington AMERICAN LEAGUE R. K. Wash. 031 020 002 001 8 13 0 New York .000104 002 000 7 18 2 WhitehllL Russel and Bolton; Tamulls) Deshong, Malone and Memphis ........44 39 .603 Nashville ......39 S5 .521 Chattanooga 38 S5 21 New Orleans .......38 36 13 Little Rock 31 38 .449 Birmingham ...31 44 .413 Knoxvlile 29 46 361 WANTS LOUIS AS FIRST TITLE FOE Gould Says He ancf Champion Will Make $200,000 With--out a Fight I KITTY IEAGVB Team W.

L. Pet. Lexington ..........19 14 .676 Jacison .....,....18 00 Hopkinsville ........18 18 00 Union City ....11 18 -6 PorcageYUle 1 17 .485 Paducah 18 -457 They Lead Pirates By 81-2 Dickey, Jorgens. Games American Leaguers In Close Battle First game R. H.

S. Home for 8 of their last 10 games during the first hall, the Paducah Red Birds have not yet given up hope of gaining top honors. The Birds are 4 games behind the Lexington Giants, following their' defeat at Hopkinsvflle Sunday while Lexington was walloping Portagevllle as Lester Gray hurled a no-hit, no-run game. Hopkinsville will be here for Chicago 000 020 000 2 6 1 Cleveland ..300 000 OOx 1 8 8 NATIONAL LEAGCE tion before meeting bis first defeat. He has lost his 3 gsjnes although allowing a total of 11 hits.

Unfortunately, he ran into pitchers hurling slightly better than he at the time. Clarence Owens probably will be sent into action Wednesday with big Jett Mason seeking his third successive shutout on the afternoon of the Fourth when Union City Invades Paducah. "Sonny Fields, young shortstop, who was benched for his inability to hit two days before Paducah left on its disastrous road trip, was Lyons and Sewell: Pearson and Phillips. By HUGH S. FU.LERTON.

Jr. Associated Preas Sparta Writer. The New York Giants have Second game K. it- By EDDIE BKiETZ, Associated Press Sports NEW YORK. June 1 -If James J.

Braddock has his way. Chicago ....000 105 020 8 14 3 Cleveland 000000 000 0 7 2 achieved a position in the National League pennant race that has Kennedy and Shea; Harder, Joe Louis, new Negro sensation. games Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday will be Ladles' Day at probably turned their rivals and Winegarner and Pytlak, George. quartet of contenders in the Hook Park, and Aubrey Mitchell, the star flinger from Smithland, other circuit green with envy.

Yesterday's Result KITTY LEAGUE HoplflnsviUe 7. Paducah I. Lexington 7, Portagevllle 0. Jackson 10, Union City 9. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 7-5, -Brooklyn 4-4.

Pittsburgh Chicago 7. Boston 9-5, Philadelphia 3-1S." Cincinnati 5, St. Louis J. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 3-0. Chicago 2-8.

Detroit 18-11, St Louis '1-6. Washington. New York T. Philadelphia 10, Boston 9. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 5-3.

Milwaukee 4r5. With mid-season approaching. Team W. L. Pet New York ..........44 18 .710 Pittsburgh ..........39 30 .565 Chicago ............38 28 63 St.

Louis ...38 29 .554 Brooklyn ....29 34 .460 Cincinnati ..29 3 .446 Philadelphia 2 38 .406 Boston ......20 46 .303 AMERICAN LEAGUE Team W. L. Pet New York ..........40 24 .625 Cleveland .37 26 .587 Detroit 38 29 .567 Chicago 32 28 .533 Boston .............32 33 .482 Washington 29 35 .453 Philadelphia 26 35 .426 St. Louis 43 1 .306 Gxrge H. Bhelton defeated Ed-scp Hart, 1 up and 1 to play Sunday la the Governors' tournament at the Paducah Country Club to reach the seml-ttnal round.

had a hard struggle all the way. Both golfers went out In 43 and were all even at the turn, despite the fact that Shel-ton conceded his opponent strokes. On the second nine Shel-ton had a 45 but managed to win when Hart slipped to a 50. Shelton's opponent In the semifinals will be Charley Babington. Jack Fisher and Herbert Waller-stein are scheduled to meet today and the winner will play Richard Smith In the other semi-final match.

Ky has been elected to entertain the ladies. Mitchell won 6 games In succes- will get the first whack at his! newly-won world's heavyweight title. Braddock believes a fight with Louis next summer would draw the nearest approach to a million dollar gate since the Mush days of Tex Rickard and 'Jack Dempsey. Joe Gould, the new champ's busy the Giants have built their lead up to 84 games and. having repulsed the challenges of their lead Boston ....001220 004 9 14 1 Philadelphia 050 000 30210 18 3 Rhodes, H.

Johnson, Hockette. Walberg and R. Perrell; Mahaffey, Dietrich, Marcum and Richards. First game R. H.

E. Detroit i ...,830115 00018 19 0 .001 000 000 1 7 2 ing rivals in the last couple of weeks, can sit back and watch the returned to the lineup and made 5 hits during the 5 games while Paducah was away. This was half as many as he had made all season up to the trip. Manager 'Skin" Griffin has been out of the lineup because of a char-ley-horse and may able to return to action in the series with Hopkinsville. here.

other contenders knock one another off with considerable regularity. In contrast, the first three American League clubs are grouped Mar shall Shines as Woodlawn Wins by "Jap" Marshall, who poled a triple and Wo doubles, the Woodlawn baseball team defeated little manager, added: "Million dollar gates are what Braddock and Co. Ltd, are interested Right now Braddock' and Gould In a space of 3V4 games. Rowe and Cochrane, Hayworth; Thomas, Hansen, Walkup, Coff-man and Hemsley, Heath. Second game R.

H. E. Kansas City 3-8, Indianapolis 2-7. While the Giants were taking are going through the delightful AMERICAN ASSOCIATION two tough ones from the Brooklyn Toledo 5, St. Paul 1.

Second Smithland, 10 to 7, Sunday after experience of raking In profits Detroit ...,140100 500 11 19 1 St. Louts-v. ..130 100 000 8 12 1 game, wet grounds. Smith-Miller Nine Gains 2 Victories noon. Knott.

Van Atta. Walkup and Dodgers Sundey, 7 to 4 and 5 to 4, Pittsburgh's Pirates climbed back to second place, pushing Chicago down to third and the world Minneapolis 4, Columbus S. Sec ond game, wet grounds. Butler went the route for Wood Hemsley; Crowder and Cochrane. lawn and allowed 9 hits while The Eli.

Smith-Coy Miller base SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Woodlawn touched M. Mitchell for NATIONAL. LEAGUE R. H. Z.

Little Rock 7-6, Chattanooga ball team won a double-header Sunday at Smith Field, beating both the Rosebowers and Benton, Team W. L. Pet Minneapolis 44 28 .611 Indianapolis ........38 31 .651 Milwaukee 36 31 31 Kansas City .35 31 .530 St. Paul .....32 34 .485 Columbus 35 .485 Toledo 31 37 .456 Louisville 1.... 22 44 .333 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Team W.

L. Pot Atlanta ......46 30 .605 11. Woodlawn made 2 errors and Smithland 4. 3-3. St.

Louis 000 000200 2 4 1 Cincinnati .000041 OOx 5 12 0 Knoxvlile 6-3, Birmingham 5-6, 7 to 9. For the FOURTH Go to BACKUSBURG HonEconiiiG Ellington caught for Woodlawn, from all directions, "We will make in the next 12 months without pulling on a glove," said Gould. "So why fight?" Anyway, New York has had two big heavyweight fights this year and may get two more. That's enough Braddock is rehearsing a vaudeville skit In which he will be co-starred with his wife. He Is sought for exhibitions, paid thousands for endorsements and there Is talk of a Hollywood engagement.

Gould doesn't intend to let the long layoff keep Bra.ddock out of J. Dean and Davis; Freitas and and F. Mitchell and Moore divided catching duties for Smithland. Herndon and Miller made a triple, double and single each in the Benton game. Herndon allowed 8 hits and struck out 15 Benton champion Cardinals to fourth.

The Giants got the benefit of a 17-hlt assault on four Brooklyn pitchers in the opener and of six-hit flinging by Hal Bchumacher, who won his ninth straight game, in the afterpiece. Mel Ott helped by belting a homer in each game to bring his season's total to 16. The Pirates, slammed out a 9 to 7 victory over the Cubs with another 17-swat attack, Freltaa Beat Dirty Dizzy Dean was thoroughly out-pitched by little Tony Preltas of R. H. E.

men. ClOWIM, HI KAJTT FM Pittsburgh 420 010 200 9 17 1 Chicago ....000025 000 7 9 1 New Orleans 7, Atlanta 4. Memphis 7, Nashville 1. Today's Games KITTY LEAGUE Union City at Jackson. Lexington at Portagevllle.

Only games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Swift, Blanton and Grace; Lee, Kowalik, Root. French and O'Dea. First game R. H.

E. condition. He will make the champ do plenty of fighting, but It will be in gymnasiums. New York ....103 020 001 7 17 2 Brooklyn ..100 020 010 4 9 2 Boston at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at St.

Louis. Cincinnati, who gave the Cards only four hits as the Reds beat Castleman, Stout and Mancuso; "In another month or so I will Solemn Old Judge His Grand Old Opry in person Leonard, Earnshaw, Bablch, Munns make him do 'roadwork for a few Chicago at Cincinnati. Night them for the third straight time, 5 to 2. and Lopez, Phelps. game.

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Cleveland at Detroit. Washington at Boston. League lead, the Tigers going on a hitting rampage to make the biggest inroads with a double vie-1 tory over St. Louis, The scores were 18 to 1 and 11 to 6 as the there every few rounds." Second game r. h.

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A small factor was flinging, then taking an 8 to Second game R. H. Philadelphia .10312110615 23 3 Boston ....110 120 000 5 13 0 naval resonance. Columbus at Minneapolis. Shutout, vernon Kennedy gave only seven blows while the Hose Johnson and Wilson; Cantwell, Betts, Benton, Frankhouse and Cantwell.

hammered Mel Harder into submission to end his latest winning SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Memphis at Nashville. Little Rock at Chattanooga. Only games scheduled. streak. HERE'S THE MARIAN MARTIN However, as the Yankees bowed to Washington 8 to 7 in a 12-ln-nlng struggle after tying the score Kitty Leaguer Hurls No-Hit, No-Run Affair with four runs in the sixth and again with two in the ninth.

The Major League Leaders Yanks finished under protest of SUMMER PATTERN a ruling in the ninth when Wash ington went ahead. PhllorlplnMn. and WnRfin fnncrht it out 'with, llttlei to choose be-f PORTAGEVILLE, July 1- (Special) Tall Lester Gray, right tween their representatives. With By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Vaughan. Pirates; .394: COOK Dutch Brandt pitching, the Braves Medwick, Cardinals, .369.

took the opener of a double bill from the Phillies, 9 to 3, aided by Wally Berger's lth boundary belt, but the Phils replied with a Runs Martin and Medwick. Cardinals, 54. 23-hit barrage to win 15 to 5. Runs batted In J. Collins.

Card The Athletics finally edged out inals, 69; Berger, Braves, 66. the Red Sox 10 40 9, scoring two hand star of the Lexington Giants, earned himself a niche in the hall of fame Sunday when he blanked the Portagevllle Pirates without a hit, Iiexington winning easily 7-0. Gray walked four and three reached first through Gray also pounded out 3 hits, batting in 4 Score by, innings: Lexington ..,.030 011 1017 12 Portagevllle ..000 000 0000 0 3 Gray and Keller; McLean, Bacon and Scheehle. runs on four straight singles in Hits Medwick, Cards, 101; L. Waner, Pirates, 96.

Doubles Medwick. Cards. 22: the ninth after "Boston had blast ed out four runs to take the lead In the first half of the Inning. Galan, Cubs, and Martin, Cards, 20. i i i i f- Harris Is Tennis King of Kentucky LOUISVILLE, Ky, July The Correct Answers to a Million Questions in the WORLD AUTO Triples Suhr, Pirates, Boyle, Dodgers, Goodman, Reds, and Galan and Cavaretta, Cubs, 7.

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