Erratic Indians Surge in East as pennant race tightens
United Press reports the Cleveland Indians won seven of eight on their East road trip, climbing to second place behind the Yankees though nine and a half games back. Chicago White Sox also surged, while the Cubs led in the National League with a 1 0 win over Boston Bees.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Yanks
Yankees
Boston
Tom Yawkey
Gold Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Johnny Allen
A’s
Tigers
Goose Goslin
Senators
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Lefty Grove
Sox
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Lon Warneke
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Dizzy Dean
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Former UCLA athlete to debut as professional wrestler
Ted Key once enrolled at UCLA as R F Key while playing football under Francis Clois Key at Texas School of Mines. After a knife scar revealed his true identity, he was expelled. Now he trains with Boston wrestler Jack McArthur who calls Key a great mat prospect.
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Los Angeles
Ted Key
University of California At
Key
R. F. Key
Francis Clois Key
Texas School of Mines
Jack McArthur
Boston
McArthur
Buccaneer Pitching Shuts Out Opponents In Nearby Series
Galveston batters struggled as Jack Jakucki tossed a no hit no run win 10 to 0 in the nightcap. Earlier Armbrust yielded a single hit as Galveston won 3 to 2 while Roger Wolff took a tough 1 to 0 loss in 10 innings for Oklahoma City. The Steers kept the lead with 3 to 0 and 2 to 1 wins at Beaumont as Diminutive Jackie Reid led Fort Worth past San Antonio 4 to 1.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Jack Jakucki
Jakuski
Orville Armbrust
Indians
Roger Wolff
Steers
Houston
Rizzo
Warwood
Keane
John
Buffs
Tulsan
Dallas Steers
Beaumont
Fred Marberry
Jackie Reid
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Germantown Boys Club Handball Notes And Records
The Germantown Boys Club of Philadelphia columns report handball results across classes with Pard Turner winning Class C, Thomas Murphy and Aubrey Robertson advancing in Class B, and multiple speed and endurance records set by Roy Turner and Donnie Sharp. The piece details daily calisthenics, upcoming swim at Gem Lake, ring toss, and club activities with humor from members.
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Pard Turner
Donnie Sharp
Thomas Murphy
G. B. Mann
Murphy
Aubrey Robertson
Thomas
Roy Turner
Joe FE. Brown
Ford Turner
BE. J. Counts
Gene Rutledge
Ed Sharp
Gene Turner
Curtis Collins
Lee Roy Boyter
Haskell Marshall
Charles Hobbs
R. A. Boyter
Harry McCullough
Joe E. Brown
Fpord Turner
E. J. Counts
Gib Howard
Owen Harman
Joe Robertson
Notable Jokes and Quips From Baseball Roundup
Sports by Roundup notes quips about Joe Louis and sports writers. Don Lash contemplates challenging Louis while Lou Gehrig explains hitting homers with empty bases. It contrasts striking out counts of Gehrig and Foxx as of July 4.
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New York
Jimmy Doyle
Cleveland
Joe Louis
Don Lash
Indiana
Lou Gehrig
Lou
Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Phillies Show Hitting Power In Hot National League Run
The Philadelphia Phillies surged in July with ten wins and four losses, pounding Dizzy Dean in a 6-2 victory while matching the Cubs for pace. They lead the NL in hitting, averaging around ten hits per game, and have not lost a series in over two weeks.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Phillies
Cubs
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Diz
Phils
Gas House
Boston Bees
Lon Warneke
Wise Boys
Buckovich No-Hitter Ends In 1-0 Loss In Heat
Buckovich of Hubbell Michigan twirled a no hitter July 12 against South Range in the Copper Country League but lost 1-0. Tony struck out 14 with three walks in 115 degree heat. The winning run came from a walk a passed ball a misthrow to second and a steal of home.
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Buckovich
Hubbell
Mich
South Range
Tony
Standings and results across local leagues and national list
Standings show Maxor Drug eight, Resettlement seven, Elks Club seven, Russell's two. July 16 results include Cowie Electric three, Barbers Union Resettlement thirteen, Cockrell Lokey Russell's seven, Soll Service four, Elks Club thirteen, Maxor Drug two. National League results list Borden's four, Roberts Olver three, Texas Co seven, Santa Fe four, J C D beat Smythe Auto by forfeit, Panhandle Laundry beat Clowe and Cowan by forfeit. Airmail stamps now valued at three thousand dollars each.
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Cowie Electric
Soil Service
Elks Club
Maxor Drug
Cockrell-Lokey
Russell's
Barbers’ Union
Cockrell-Lokey Russell
Maxor
Cowie Electric Elks Club
Maxor Drug Barbers’ Union
Borden's
Roberts-Olver
Texas Co
Santa Fe
JCD
Smythe Auto
Panhandle Laundry
Clowe and Cowan
Canadian claims he is wrestling champ
Yvon Robert, a 21 year old French Canadian, wore a $10,000 diamond studded belt and claimed title after Danno O Mahoney forfeited his claim following a 2 1 fall loss. Apples, wild and cultivated, were grown across much of Europe and brought to America by settlers over 300 years ago.
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Montreal
Que
Yvon Robert
Danno O'Mahoney
Europe
America
Tex Watkins Wins Main Event In Armory Wrestling
Sailor Tex Watkins of Post defeats Sharman of Utah in straight falls after 27 minutes, taking fall one with a double leg lock and body smother then fall two with a flying jenny. Sharman had earlier shown grit against Welterweight Champion Jack Reynolds.
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Tex Watkins
Post
Sharman
Utah
the Armory
Watkins
Jack Reynolds
Cyclone Mackey
Amarillo
Jack Hagen
Louisiana
Dory Detton
Ernie Arthur
Canada
Nick Bozinis
Greece
Earl O'Neill
John Galiana
Manero Leads St. Paul Golf Open Field
Harry Cooper defends his St. Paul Open title as a 150 plus field tees off in 72 hole medal play. Favorites include Tony Manero Ralph Guldahl Johnny Revolta Horton Smith Ky Laffoon and Walter Hagen. Manero posts a 68 in practice to lead early scoring as Lawson Little eyes a comeback attempt.
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ST. Paul
Minn
U.P
Harry Cooper
Harry
Cooper
Tony Manero
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Johnny Revolta
Horton Smith
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Manero
Lawson
Baseball Leaders Across Leagues Highlight Season Records
A collection of season leaders lists: Medwick and Ott top batting and home runs with Cardinals and Giants keying the charts. J Martin and Vaughan lead runs, Medwick also dominates runs batted in alongside Ott. Gehrig and Gehringer show strong Yankees and Tigers performances in hits and RBIs.
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Waner
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
J. Martin
Vaughan
Ott
Giants
Jordan
Bees
Herman
Cubs
Camilli
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Brundage Seen as Likely Election to Olympic Committee
ALAN GOULD reports Brundage of Chicago is slated to replace the late General Charles B. Sherrill on the international Olympic committee. Two New Yorkers are also mentioned for the post, with Jahncke’s seat to be filled. Seasickness and travel conditions affect Olympians aboard a ship en route to Berlin.
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Manhattan
Berlin
Aver Brundage
Chicago
International Olympic Committee
Charles BE. Sherrill
American Olympic Committee
Associated Press
Brundage
Lewis L. Jahncke
Gustavus Town Kirby
Murray Hulbert
Mal de Mer
Washington Huskies
Don Hume
Herbert Morris
Thomas Curran
Philadelphia
Public Links Meet Draws Record Field Of 223
The U S Public Links golf championships open next Monday at Bethpage State Park Farmingdale L I and attract a record field of 223 players from across the nation The entry total surpasses the 1932 Louisville Ky mark of 213 and was announced today
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New York
U. S
Bethpage State Park
Farmingdale
L. L
Louisville
Baseball Summary of Key Player Feats
Werber of the Red Sox and Lary of the Browns each hit 15 triples. Triples-Clift of the Browns had 10. Gehringer of the Tigers hit 9. Foxx of the Red Sox led with 26 home runs and Gehrig of the Yankees had 24. Malone of the Yankees went 9-2 and Kennedy of the White Sox was 11-4.
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Werber
Red Sox
Lary
Browns
Clift
Gehringer
Tigers
Foxx
Gehrig
Yankees
Pitching Malone
Kennedy
White Sox
Tony Manero Receives Miami-Biltmore Open Pro Post
Col Henry J. L. Doherty signs Tony Manero for the Miami Biltmore Country Club at Coral Gables Fla Manero the 1936 Baltusrol Open winner follows Sam Parks Jr Olin Dutra and Gene Sarazen in the club’s pro lineup The Miami-Biltmore Open with a $10000 prize anchors the event at the club.
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New York
U.P
Henry JL. Doherty
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Coral Gables
Fla
Tony Manero
Manero
Baltusrol
Sam Parks
Olin Dutra
Gene Sarazen
Doherty
Texas League Leaderboard Highlights and Key Stats
Texas League leaders list top players by abhsb hits and runs. Notable names include Mallon Dallas 354 at bats and 127 hits, Conroy Houston 339 at bats, Tauby Dallas 84 runs, and Mosolf Dallas 131 hits. Stolen bases show Tauby 23, with others rising in RBIs and pitching stats.
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Texas
Abhba MaLlon
Dallas
Conroy
Houston
Watwood
Mosolf
Tauby
Stroner Dallas
Mallon
Cullenbine
Beaumont
Mosel
Harvel
Martin
Cobb
Tulsa
Garrs
San Antonio
Stroner
Howell
Brower
Oklahoma City
Greer
Fort Worth
Baker
Johnson
Cole
Galveston
Richmond
Pullerton
New Inter-City Team Competition Sets Higher Entry
Forty nine teams of four men each entered, surpassing last year's Indianapolis total of 45, establishing a new standard for inter-city team competition.
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Indianapolis
Giants rally with Ott homer to beat Pirates in eighth
Mel Ott homered in the eighth with runners on to tie and win for the Giants over the Pirates. Johnny Bronca pitched for the Yankees in a 5-2 victory over the Tigers. Leo Norris drove in three for the Phillies with a homer against the Cardinals. Johnny Allen led the Indians as they toppled the Athletics. Len Warneke and Billy Herman 1-0 Cubs win over the Bees on a solo run. Earl Caldwell and Jimmy Foxx star as Browns and Red Sox split a doubleheader with Foxx hitting two homers in the nightcap. Minter Hayes contributed doubles and a single for the White Sox in a 9-7 win over the Senators.
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Johnny Bronca
Yanks
Tigers
Leo Norris
Phillies
Cards
Johnny Allen
Indians
Athletics
Len Warneke
Billy Herman
Cubs
Pormer
Herman
Bees
Earl Caldwell
Browns
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Farmer
Foxx
Minter Hayes
White Sox
Senators
Unclear Names Outline in Local Brief
Fragmentary OCR excerpt shows a list of surnames Gill Beaumont Cvengros it Sith Houston Brillheart Oklah City and a number 11, lacking context or full sentences.
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Gill
Beaumont
Cvengros
It Sith
Houston
Brillheart
Oklah City
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