Canadian River Cats and Silverton Tyrone Battle Today
Canadian River Cats face the Amarillo Cats in Metro Park openers followed by a clash between the Tyrone Bob Cats and Silverton Wolves. Colorado college players bolster both sides while Texas League veteran William Gordon and ex West Texas State stars headline lineups. The Wolves arrive as pre tournament favorites after two straight wins over Memphis Owls, aiming to uphold Oklahoma pride in the tourney.
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al Gosnell
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Diamond Dope AMERICAN LEAGUE Results Yesterday
The summary lists games across leagues with scores: Chicago 6 St. Louis 6 Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 9 New York 1 Washington 7 Boston 2. Standings show team records and percentages. today’s matchups include Chicago at St. Louis and Cleveland at Detroit. National League and Texas League results and standings are provided, plus Southern Association and American Association games.
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
Fights Last Night Fight results from multiple venues
In Buffalo Kid Chocolate defeated Vic Burrone by knockout in New York. In Newark Jack Berg beat Henry Perlick on points in Kalamazoo. In Pittsburgh Midget Mike O Dowd outpointed Johnny Willis in Columbus.
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Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Vic Burrone
New York
Newark
N. J
Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Henry Perlick
Kalamazoo
Mich
Pittsburch
Mike O'Dowd
Columbus
Johnny Willis
Erie
Night baseball debut as Shreveport hosts Buffs
The Shreveport Sports opened their first night game under lights at Biedenharn Field in Louisiana with 4,000-plus fans watching a 9 to 5 loss to the Houston Buffs. Tony Kauffman led Houston with a triple double and single. Baker homered for Shreveport. Fort Worth beat Beaumont 4-0 to stay a game back.
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Galve Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Shreveport Sports
Kllegs
Biedenharn Field
Louisiana
Houston Buffs
Buffs
Waco
Spudders
Beaumont
Dick McCabe
Newman
Mallett
Cats
Joe Bonowitz
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Waco Cubs
Storti
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Vincent
Ersers
Grover Alexander
San Antonio Indians
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Old Pete
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Bert Grimm
Tom Estell
Long vetoes bill to raise sheriff fees in Louisiana
Gov Huey P Long vetoed a Senate bill to raise salaries of all sheriffs in Louisiana by 40 percent and blocked from the deficiency bill a 106000 repayment to fiscal banks used in 1929 to finance impeachment proceedings against him.
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Associated Presa
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Senate
Louisiana
Jones Battles Heat in Open Championship Sprint
Bobby Jones faces a fierce field in the second round of the National Open as Armour, MacDonald Smith and Hagen press from just ahead. Heat to 96 degrees shrouds par 72 layout while leaders post 70s and 71s amid a crowded chase.
Homer Peel Released to Houston Club
The St. Louis Cardinals released outfielder Homer Peel to the Houston club of the Texas League. Peel, from Philadelphia in the Grover Cleveland Alexander trade, saw little action this year after mumps kept him sidelined. Once healthy, new outfielders Watkins and Fisher performed, leaving Peel without a place.
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ST. Lois
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Homer Peel
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Peel
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Quaker City
Watkins
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New York Scot Ties Armour in Open Lead at Minneapolis
A wily Scot from New York who allegedly shot 67 in practice and kept it secret posted a 70 on opening day of the National Open in Minneapolis, tying Tommy Armour for the lead as leagues debate a new structure. Minor league owners warn that if majors stop recruiting there, Class AA may gain strength, possibly paving the way for a third major league. In Brockton, William T. P. Nelson, eyeless for a time, watched marble games with no glass eye.
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Wily Scot
New York
Minneapolis
Tommy Armour
United States Davis Cup Squad Practices in France
United States Davis Cup squad trains in Auteuil under coach Karel Kozelum focusing on John Doeg to strengthen for singles in the inter zone finals. Doeg and George Lott elected unofficially to play singles with Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn as the doubles team.
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Auteuil
France
United States
Karel Kozelum
Czechoslovakia
Kozelum
John Doeg
Doeg
George Lott
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryan
Third Major League Hinted If Draft Edict Is Carried Out
United Press reports baseball leaders contemplate forming a third major league as five non selective minor leagues resist the universal draft agreement. Independent farms could arise as tensions grow over player relations and player purchases or releases.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
New York
American Association
Major League Leaders as of July 10
National League leaders include O Dou, Phillies batting .407 and Klein leading with 121 hits and 91 RBIs. Cuyler tops runs and triples for the Cubs and Frisch has 26 doubles. Klein also has 25 homers and Cuyler 19 steals.
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Frisch
Cardinals
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Simmons
Athletics
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Yankees
Gehrig
Helen Madison Sets New Tank Record in Seattle Meet
Seattle swimmer Helene Madison set her twelfth unofficial world record by breaking the 120 yard freestyle time from 1:18.6 to 1:16.8. Eleanor Holm of NYAC also beat the 400-yard breaststroke world mark, clocking 5:53.2 to topple Sybil Bauer’s 6:10.2. Madison has held over a dozen records since February's indoor nationals in Florida.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Helene Madison
Marvel
Eleanor Holm
New York Athletic Club
Sybil Bauer
Illinois Athletic Club
Miss Madison
Florida
Mexican dies rather than lose his leg
Ignacio Garcia a 23 year old from Juarez died after refusing leg amputation following a gun battle with U S border patrolmen. He reportedly was shot Tuesday night during a rum runners clash and lay unattended for five hours before succumbed.
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Preas
EL Paso
Ignacio Garcia
Juarez
United States
Gallant Fox Faces Test in Blazing Heat at Arlington
Gallant Fox the 1930 season’s wonder horse prepared by Jockey Earl Sande for the $70,000 Arlington classic as heat and sun threaten the performance. Odds run 1 to 5 with backers confident, though turf fans recall his temper in the Dwyer Stakes and Sande’s use of the whip.
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United Press
Chicago
Gallant Fox
Earl Sande
Arlington Park
Fox
Midwest
Sande
Shot Garcia dispute over who fired on him
A man named Garcia was taken to a hospital and told he could live only if his leg were amputated. He refused the operation. Officials disagreed over who shot him with patrolmen blaming Juarez racketeers while Garcia said American officers fired on him on Mexican soil. It was initially feared to cause international issues, but later no complaint would be filed.
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Juarez
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