Cubs Run To Second In Interleague Play Standings
In inter sectional action the East led 56 to 50 in 106 games with the Cubs strong in both West and home play. Brooklyn Robins seized top spot, while the Giants and Braves traded blows as the Pirates faltered. In the American League Babe Ruth and the Yankees dropped a rain delayed 5 4 decision to Philadelphia, leaving Washington and the A's ahead in the intra sectional race.
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Hugh
Fullerton Associated Press
Westerners
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Robins
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Braves
Pirates
Bob Smith
Boston
Glenn Spencer
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Philadelphia
Athletics
Major League Leaders Mix of Batting and Pitching Feats in 1930s
National League leaders include O Doul with a .401 batting average for the Phillies and Cuyler with 72 runs and 18 stolen bases for the Cubs. Klein drives in 77 for Philadelphia, while Frisch plates 24 doubles and Cuyler adds 12 triples. Wilson leads with 23 homers for the Cubs. American League leaders show Cochran hitting .399 for the Athletics, Ruth with 92 runs and 31 home runs for the Yankees, Gehrig and Hodapp driving in 104, McManus 25 doubles, Combs 12 triples, Rice 12 stolen bases and Ruth totaling 31 homers. Simone Thion de la Chaume earns six straight French women golf championships in a field limited to French players.
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O'Doul
Phillies
Cuyler
Cubs
Klein
Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Wilson
Cochran
Athletics
Rune
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hite
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Rice
Senators
Mile
Simone Thion de la Chaume
Otis Clingman Faces Kopecky in Big Middleweight Bout
In a top midcard clash Otis Clingman of Pampa seeks vengeance and a key ranking edge by challenging Joe Kopecky in a regular three fall match at the Armory tonight. Clingman earned a previous one fall win over Kopecky at Butler Field as promoter Al Anderson pins hopes on a strong undercard featuring Rod Roy and Sailor Watkins.
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Otis Clingman
Pampa
Oil City
Joe Kopecky
Clingman
Kopecky
Farley-Reynolds
Butler Field
Joe
United States
The
Armory
Otis
Sir Joseph
al Anderson
Rod Roy
Sailor
Tex
Beautiful
Watkins
Heavyweight boxing rackets and open manipulation rise
The column argues heavyweight boxing has become a legalized racket driven by gate receipts and promoter influence. It cites Carnera vs Godfrey, unpaid or hidden payments, dual contract sets, and selective discipline by commissions. It notes Sharkey Schmeling immunity and Latzo Johnson fouling as examples of unequal enforcement.
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Edie
Tex Rickard
Tex
Richard
Carnera-Godfrey
Metropolitan
Godfrey
Carnera
Boxing Commission
New York
Messrs
Muldoon
Farley
Phelan
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Solons
Larry Johnson
Pete Latzo
Young Hurler with 20 strikeouts sets league mark
Springfield hosts Evansville pitcher Tom Bridges, 19, who increased his season strikeout total to 155 after fanning 20 Springfield batters in a recent game. His best innings were the sixth and seventh, where he recorded six straight strikeouts.
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Springfield
Tom Bridges
Evansville
Sports Galore In Amarillo Fourth Of July Celebration
Amarillo offers a variety of sports for Fourth of July fans. Texaco baseball at Metro Park starts at 5 PM, Texaco Stars near Globe News Tournament entries draw crowds, Tri-State motorcycle races begin at the Fair Grounds with 18 boys under 17 racing bicycles, plus swimming fishing boating and golf at several courses. Amarillo Bowling Alleys stay open all day with a cooling system, and wrestling at Polk Street Armory features Joe Kopecky versus Otia Clingman in a three fall bout.
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Amarillo
Juty
Texncos
Texaco
Texaco Stars
Cation
Fair Grounds
Polk Street
Joe Kopecky
Otia Clingman
Waco Cublets Tie Texas League Pace in Nine-Game Run
Waco Cublets climb into a three way tie with Wichita Falls and Houston for the Texas League lead after beating the Buffs 5 to 8 in Houston. Lanky Bill Harris held Bayou City to six hits while Munson drove in two and Cotter hit two doubles and a homer. Four other clubs won as San Antonio, Shreveport, Beaumont and Dallas vied in tight games.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Waco Cubs
Wichita Falls
Houston
Buffs
Cablets
Bisons
Wacoans
Bill Harris
Bayou City
Lingre Brown
Reinhart
Munson
Cubinesup
Speer
Spudders
Dallas Steers
Bert Grimm
Meadows
Cotter
Les White
Florrid
Leo Cotter
Larmon Cox
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Wilburopper
Panthers
Eddie Brown
Gata
San Antonio
Beaumont
Wn Wild
Indians
Hamilton
Harris
Waco
Chicago Tennis Meet May Be Without Upset
July 4 Chicago Western Tennis Association championships at River Forest Club show no seeds advancing to semifinals as both men and women face tough draws. Notables include Clara Lowte Zinke of Cincinnati versus Marita Moffale of Dallas and Ruth German of Cincinnati versus Lucy Jane Hedberg of Chicago, while Blue Barnes of Austin and Harti Coggeshall of Tea Movies lead men’s semifinals.
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Chicago
Rive Forest Club
Clara Lowte Zinke
Cincinnati
Martita Moffale
Dallas
Rut Riese
Saginaw
Mich
Barbara Duffy
Cleveland
Catherine Walt
Indianapoli
Jean Gordon
Oak Park
Ruth German
Wos
Lucy Jane Hedberg
Blue Barnes
Austin
Texas
Harti Coggeshall
Tea Movies
Iowa
Big Sutter
New Orleans
Charle Lejeck
Maurice Bayon
Tulane University
George Jennings
Barnes
Coggeshall
Sutter
Bayon
Feminine Stars Gather in Dallas for Texas Premier Meet
Athletes from across the nation converge at Southern Methodist University Stadium for the first National AAU track and field meet in Texas. Over 150 entries compete in ten events including sprints with Betty Robinson and Stella Walsh, while Babe Dickson headlines field events. States represented include New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, New Jersey, California, Ohio, Missouri, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas and Iowa.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist University
Texas
Betty Robinson
Stella Walsh
Cleveland Flash
Clive Krueger
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robinson
Waleh
Babe Dickson
Casualty
Het
New York
Pennsylvania
Knole
New Jersey
California
Ohio
Missouri
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Lowa
Your Uncle Dudley By Feg Murray Dodgers Pitcher Dudley Mixed Record
The article profiles Clise Dudley, Brooklyn Dodgers right handed pitcher, noting his bright early promise and stark inconsistency. It cites Wilbert Robinson praising him in 1924 with Atlanta and recalls his major league debut with a homer off Claude Willoughby, while detailing a rough 1920 season and notable relief appearances and losses through Memorial Day and beyond.
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Clise Dudley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wwe
Mie
Giants
Phillies
Wilbert Robinson
Clise
Atlanta Crochere
Brooklynite
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Dodgers
Southern Association
Wilbert
Dudley
Brooklyn
God
Penteee
Panne
Seem
Lie
Ned
Clice
Claude Willoughby
Stonings
Art
Clark
Pittburgh
Huccaneers
Paul Waner
Pirater
All American doubles for women in net meet
Sarah Palfrey and Edith Crops won to create an all United States final in the British women’s doubles championship at Wimbledon. Moody and Ryan will oppose them in the final after Palmer Crops’ victory. The United States now fields all American finals in three divisions of play.
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Irene
Wimbledon
Eng
Sarah Palfrey
Edith Crops
United States
Feltham
Miss B. Healey
England
Helen Villa Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Johnny Doeg
George Lott
Henri Cochet
Cneques Brignon J
Mooney Freedom Ruling Near as California Governor Deliberates
Gov. C. C. Young of California prepares to reveal the supreme court report in the Tom Mooney case, a 14 year life term for his part in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. The decision hinges on Warren K. Billings's appeal for a full pardon, with a ruling expected next weekend.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Tom Mooney
San Quentin
San Francisco
C. C. Young
California
Mooney
Supreme Court
Shawer
Warren K. Billings
Hillings
Folsom
Young
High Court
Billing
Ageret
Remel
Yachts to Race Honolulu From Los Angeles
Four trim yachts await a noon start in the annual Los Angeles to Honolulu race from San Pedro California. Entrants include Morgan Adama Enchantrent Walter Horne's Cane Tender Lanard Lippman s Talayha and Dr Floyd Swift's Mollielou. Bonnie Doon regarded as a potential fifth entrant.
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San Pedro
Cala
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Morgan Adama
Walter Horne
Lanard Lippman
Talayha
Floyd Swift
Mollielou
W. G. Lacy
Bonnie Doon
Yesterday's Hero Shuts Out Pirates 8 to 0
Rob Smith of the Braver pitched a complete game win allowing no runs through four innings and two hits while his team scored eight. Smith held the Pirates hitless until the sixth inning and contributed two hits himself in yesterday's victory.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Little Stork
Memphis Chicks
Southern Association
Travelers
Barone
Pela
Barons
Sturdy
Bancroft
Moore
Chattanoga Lookouts
Nashville
Mobile
Dabhemen
Beare
United Treas
Rob Smith
Braver
Pitteburgh
Smith
Pirates
Young Corbett Ifavored in one-round bout with Fields
Young Corbett I, a slugger, was a 10 to 7 favorite to defeat welterweight champion Jackie Fields in a one-round bout at Ewing Fields this afternoon.
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Young Corbett
Iy United Prem
Ban Francisco
Cal
Young Corbett HI
Jackie Fields
Ewing Fields
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