Flowers and Collins Spark Cardinals Past Robins
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Robins 3 to 2 as Jake Flowers, a recent add from Brooklyn, and rookie Jim Collins fueled the offense. Frankie Frisch's decisive double in the eighth drove in the winning run, while Dazzy Vance took the loss for the Robins. The victory widens the Cardinals’ lead in the National League standings.
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Three Teams Favored In Globe News Baseball Tourney
Globe News baseball tournament moves into day three with Texola-Willow Borger Phillips 66 and Harle Wyatt's Stores as early favorites. Pampa remains undefeated but matters may shift as two outsiders press for the purse.
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Earl Wyatt
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Earle Wyatt
Dizzy Deans Poised To Reach Twenty Wins In Texas League
Houston pitcher Jerome Dizzy Dean eyes a 20 win season with 15 victories by July 7 as rumors of arm fatigue circulate. If he falters, rivals Dick McCabe George Payne Bob Cooney and Dick Whitworth could threaten the milestone while Mule Shoe Vaughn recovers from illness. Also covered are Max Schmeling's victory over Young Stribling and Dempsey's wrestling remarks, plus amateur golf star Gus Moreland aiming for the National Amateur and several Texas tournament wins.
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Dempsey
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Edwards
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Twenty Grand and Mate Favored in Arlington Classic
Twenty Grand and Mate, favored by experts, prepared for the Arlington Park $70,000 added classic. Greentree stable colt Twenty Grand was checked for a muscle injury with a mile and a quarter workout. Mate, driven by Jimmy Healy, aimed to raise his form for another upset of Twenty Grand as the probable field narrowed with A La Carte shipped to New York and Quatre Bras Ir. fracturing in training may affect start.
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Chicago
Mate
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Jimmy Rowe
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A la Carte
New York
Quatre Bras Ir
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Dallas
Home Town Boy Leads Dallas Golf Championship
Dallas native Robert Swann led the 19th Annual Texas Check Association Championship on day two with 813 percent and was pursued by E. L. Witt at .775. The top two players will meet tonight for the state title in Dallas.
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Dallas
Robert Swann
Wrestling results from St. Louis show Londos and Zaharias prevailing
In St Louis on July 15 the results list Jim Londos of Chicago pinning Karl Potello and Pat Shocker defeating Jim McMillan. George Zaharias defeated Paul Harper in 12 minutes 11 seconds and Hans Hampfer of Germany pinned Ivan Vaduroff in 2 minutes 24 seconds.
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ST. Louis
Jim Londos
Karl Potello
Chicago
Pat Shocker
Jim McMillan
George Zaharias
Paul Harper
Hans Hampfer
Germany
Ivan Vadturoff
Schmeling to Miss Sept Title Defense Because Of Eye Injury
Berlin July 15. Germany's boxing fans learned Max Schmeling cannot defend his world heavyweight title until next year due to a severe eye injury from the Stribling bout. Doctors ordered two to three months of rest and no training. Schmeling notified his manager Joe Jacobs by cable that the iris is scratched and he must avoid boxing for a long period.
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Berlin
U.P
Germany
Max Schmeling
Young Stribling
Schmeling
Stribling
Cleveland
Primo Carnera
Carnera
United States
Curt Adams
Ing
Joe Jacobs
United S
Joe
Motion Picture Actors Set to Entertain Olympic Athletes
Motion picture actors plan to appear in person next summer in Los Angeles to entertain Olympic athletes during the games. This effort aims to boost morale and showcase Hollywood talent alongside the competing teams and officials.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Promoter Faces Board Over Septic Allegation
Chicago promoter Jim Mullens must appear before the Illinois State Athletic Commission to show cause why his license should not be revoked for failing to pay Ace Hudkins his purse from the July 1 bout with King Levinsky at Chicago. Hudkins was guaranteed 30 percent of net gate plus three round trip tickets from Los Angeles. Gross receipts were $6,750.05.
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Jim Mullen
Ace Hudkins
King Levinsky
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Hudkins
Los Angeles
Clyde Hudkins
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