Yankees Bludgeon White Sox in Home Run Parade
New York fans witnessed a brutal doubleheader as the Yankees crushed the White Sox 7-2 and 5-3 with 11 home runs. Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio featured with long blasts. Bill Dickey, Tony Lazzeri and others added power. Cubs also win. both top the standings.
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Probe Ordered in Death of Fighter Johnny Page
Deputy Coroner J I Davidson ordered a thorough investigation into the death of Chicago lightweight Johnny Page after he was knocked out by Eddie Zivic. A post mortem will be held and witnesses questioned. Page, 22, died from a brain concussion suffered in the ninth round of a 10 round semifinal in Pittsburgh.
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Simms Beats Beaupre In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Eddie Simms of Cleveland dominated Tom Beaupre of Dallas, winning all ten rounds in their Pacific Coast debut in Los Angeles. Beaupre, the favored challenger, fought defensively as Simms took control from the opening bell.
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Tea Aids Digestion By Neutralizing Acidity Claims
Tea described as an alkaline beverage helps counteract acidity in meals aiding digestion according to the text. It presents tea as beneficial for stomach comfort and nutritional balance in dietary context.
Oklahoma City Extends Texas League Lead To Thirteen
Oklahoma City Indians stretched their Texas League lead to 13 games after a 4 to 3 win over Tulsa Oilers. Jack Brillheart started, Jim Moore relieved, and Osiek Fiorito homered for Tulsa. San Antonio and Galveston split a doubleheader, Fort Worth beat Dallas 5 to 2, with three late runs and multiple pitchers used.
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Sopwith Sails Out To Battle After Ballast Dump and Hull Polish
In Newport Rhode Island on August 4, British challenger Endeavour II prepared to challenge Harold Vanderbilt's Ranger for the America's Cup. Sopwith lightened the hull by three tons, polished the hull, tested sails, and added a new Genoa Jib as Ranger led two to one in the best of seven series.
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Regional champs named for national semi pro tourney
Waverly Iowa Waco Texas and Buffalo New York added to regional champions eligible for the national semi pro baseball tournament in Wichita. Ray mond Dumont president of the semi pro congress announced the entrants last night. Thirty two teams will compete starting August 13.
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