Giants and Yankees Lead Majors as July 4 Exceeds 1920s Pace
The Giants hold an 8 game edge in the National League and the Yankees lead the American League by 3 games as baseball moves into July. Crowds pack the Armory for wrestling as Weber faces the Masked Marvel in the main event plus several supporting bouts.
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TWO HELENS 10 FINAL Today’s Sports Parade
Henry McLemore reports from New York on July 4 that the Yankees and Giants lead the major league standings. The writer jokes about predicting outcomes and notes the Giants possess top pitching defense and power while St. Louis struggles with rivalry, leaving the schedule uncertain.
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Jacobs and Moody Reach Wimbledon Final Again
Helen Jacobs and Mrs. Helen Wills Moody advanced to the Wimbledon final, facing strong opposition. Jacobs defeated Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling 6 3 6 0 while Moody defeated Joan Hartigan 6 3 6 3, Moody making her seventh Wimbledon final.
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Indians Take Texas League Lead After Wins
The Oklahoma City Indians moved into first in the Texas League by beating Fort Worth 6 to 1 and San Antonio 3 to 1, while Galveston fell to second. Tulsa briefly threatened with a 3 to 1 loss to Dallas as Red Evans struggled. Pay Day Abe Miller starred for the Missions, and John Berry shut down Tulsa in Dallas. Joseph T. Hare pitched well for the Houston Buffs in a 2 to 1 win over Beaumont Exporters.
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Unknown Har ris rises to fourth round in Western tennis
Charley Harris from Lakewood advances to the fourth round of the Western championships with a 6 0 6 4 win over Russell Ball of El Paso. Notre Dame reserve Al D Amora, born New Year Day in Monte Odorisia Italy, is highlighted as a rising Irish hopeful now from Ardmore Par.
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Youthful Stars in Western Junior Go COLORADO SPRINGS
Sixteen young golfers from the Middle West begin play in the Western Junior Open at the municipal course. Leader Rufus King 19 of Wichita Falls posted a sub par 139 in the qualifying rounds, with titleholder Harry Todd of Dallas shooting 149. Other qualifiers include Verne Stewart Albuquerque Kim Bannister Phoenix and 15-year-old Senator Billy Adams Pueblo.
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Dallas
Verne
Spec) Stewart
Albuquerque
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Kim Bannister
Phoenix
Arizona
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Alva B. Adams
Pueblo
Colorado
Texas League Box Scores Summary Note
Box scores fragment lists players and events like runs batted in two base hits and a home run by Harvel with Cannatier Sheerin Moself Shoap noted. Mentions pitchers/defense plays and double plays Terry York Connatier with incomplete team details and locations Dallas Tulsa.
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Meturak
Dallas
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Errer
Smith
H. Funk
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Stroner
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Moself
Shoap
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Terry
York
Connatier
Hairdressers Finish New Department Organization
The State Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists led by Mrs. Faye Stewart and two others completed the department’s organization. Application blanks are available for operators manicurists beauty shop owners instructors and schools. Inspectors will survey shops and schools within twenty days and initial exams are set for July 9 in Austin July 23 in Dallas and August 6 in Houston.
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Driskill Hotel
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Annual assault on records climaxes at Nebraska track meet
Lincoln Neb July 4 The AAU and world record chase peaks as Metcalfe and Owens loom for a marquee sprint duel. San Francisco Olympic Club takes junior team title from New York Athletic Club while Cunningham targets 1500m after Bonthron’s absence.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Jesse Owens
Metcalfe
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Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Schmeling to Return for Bout With Louis in U S
Bomning Berlin July 4 WPI Max Schmeling former heavyweight champion probably will return to the United States to meet Joe Louis if he defeats Paulino Uzcudun in a 15 round bout Sunday. He will not decide until consulting his American manager Joe Jacobs en route here. Schmeling favored over Azcondan with Uzendan in two prior bouts.
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United States
Joe Louis
Detroit
Paulino Uzcudun
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Schmeling
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Baseball season leaders and stats from MLB leagues
The Associated Press summary lists top batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples and home run leaders in both the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Medwick Cardinals Greenberg Tigers J Collins Cardinals Ott Giants Gehringer Tigers and Johnson Athletics with leaders in pitching such as Parmelie Giants and Vamulis Yankees.
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Baseball Stars Shine As Nine Deliver Big Wins
The report highlights Joe Cronin driving in five runs and scoring twice with two triples in the Red Sox victory. Linus Frey and Len Koenecke lead Dodgers attack with three hits each. Ray Hayworth drives in five as Tigers pound Cleveland. Ray Phelps and Johnny Allen pace White Sox win over Browns. The Phillies and Giants also feature strong performances as pitching and timely hitting shape multiple scores.
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