Detroit baseball and city pride fuel tense final world series
The text recalls a dramatic decisive game of the World Series with Detroit in the spotlight. The Detroit team faces high pressure as fans and players anticipate payoff while rival gashouse rivals in red blazers prepare to challenge. Sparks fly as players sharpen spikes before the crucial contest.
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Detroits
Gashouse
Red Blazers
Detroit
Ol’ St. Lou
Frisch
Delancey
Grove and Hallahan Staging Comebacks
Grove and Hallahan emerge as top candidates for the greatest 1935 major league comeback. Grove has 11 wins with five straight lately, while Hallahan has won five in a row since a rough June, including a 2 1 loss to the Cardinals with strong pitching and timely hitting from Terry Moore.
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Associated Press
Robert Moses Grove
Wild Bill
Hallahan
Grove
Connie Mack
Red Sox
Braves
Bill
Dutch Brandt
Terry Moore
Frank Frisch
Cleveland
Giants
Monte Pearson
Moe Berg
Red Hose
Cardinal
Phillies
Chicago
Curt Davis
Bil Lee
Dodgers
Pirates
Tigers
Athletics
White Sox
Woman Tank Ace To Defend Her Laurels
The United States women swimmers opened the national championships at Manhattan Beach with defending champions entering early events. McKean of Seattle seeks to defend her 100 meter freestyle title against 20 contenders, while Rawls, Kight, and Bridges aim to unseat leaders in their events.
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Manhattan Beach
McKean
Seattle
Katherine Raw
Miami Beach
Lenore Kight
Homstead
Alice Bridgs
Whitinsville
Mass
Lead Outfits Lose in Texas
United Press reports a close Texas Baseball League day with Galveston losing 1 0 to Dallas while San Antonio edged Oklahoma City 1 0 in 11 innings. Tulsa swept Beaumont 3 1 and 2 1 and Houston won two by 6 0 and 4 2 as Beaumont faltered. Thursday schedule includes Tulsa vs Beaumont and Fort Worth vs Houston.
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Galveston
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Texas Baseball League
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Steers
Max Butcher
Mills
Houston
Sims
Calais
Boy Scout League Sees Three-Way Tie After Tuesday Games
The Boy Scout Softball League remains in a three way tie after Tuesday results as pace setters keep winning. Standings show Comanches, Fighting Tigers, Huskies and other teams with varying win totals and percentages in a compact, numeric table.
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Evans Cannot Break In Meet
The “boy wonder” Chick Evans of Chicago missed the Western Amateur championship bracket as match play opened in Colorado Springs. Evans fired a 157 total after an 81 76 round labeled the most heartbreaking of his career. Rodney Bliss Jr. led qualifiers with a 142, while seven players at 151 contest morning playoffs for three bracket spots.
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Colo
Charles
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Chicago
Evans
Rodney Bliss, Jr
Omaha
Bliss
Charles Reasor
Duncan
Okla
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Nathan Grimes
Denver
Eaton
Jack Malloy
Tulsa
Jack Gaines
Los Angeles
California
Earle Berryhill
Oklahoma
Paul Leslie
Louisiana State University
Major League Leaders Highlight Batting and Pitching Totals
Major League leaders from the Associated Press show Johnson and Vosmik atop AL batting, Gehringer and Greenberg lead Tigers in runs and RBIs, Medwick tops NL batting and hits, Ott leads NL home runs, Parmelee and Schumacher pace NL pitching. Notable games include Bucher, Davis, Werber, Grove and Moore contributing in recent matchups.
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Athletics
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Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
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Cramer
Werber
Red Sox
Stone
Senators
Cronin
Almada
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White Sox
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Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
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Terry
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Goodman
Reds
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Martin
Parmelee
Schumacher
Pop Warner Friendly to California Job but Stays at Temple
Palo Alto California July 18 Pop Warner Temple University football coach says he would like to coach at California but has three years left on his Temple contract. He jokes with Stub Allison about California success and notes Cal has struggled since Andy Smiths era while Warner contemplates future possibilities.
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Temple University
California
Temple
Stub Allison
Allison
Stub
Regatta notes and hot baseball talk from Princeton
Henry McLemore reports from Princeton on the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta and bold National League pennant chase. He praises the St. Louis Cardinals as the tougher, hungriest team, led by Frisch and Delancey, resisting Giants' late surge.
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U.R
Jersey Plain
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Cards
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Moran Headlines Tonight in Amarillo Wrestling Card
Sailor Moran makes a comeback debut as top attraction against Jack Domar in a best two of three falls main event. Semi final features Cliff Chambers versus Bob Cummings in a one fall 30 minute bout. Curtain raiser pairs Red Michaels with Don Carver in a single 20 minute fall. Moran’s arrival stirs local fans as action heats up after Masked Marvel.
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Sailor Moran
Jack Domar
Cliff Chambers
Bob Cummings
Red Michaels
Don Carver
Arkansas
Moran
Amarillo
Marvel
Nfervel
Softball Standings and Schedule Highlight Local Teams
American League leaders San Jacinto Methodists and Schulte United top the standings with Texaco Firechiefs and Phillips 66 close behind. Today Kerr School Supply meets Sacred Heart Cathedral while Magnolia Santa Fe faces Russell Stationery and other local matchups are listed.
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Schulte United
Jefferson Standard Texaco
Phillips “66
San Jacinto Methodist
Fox Drug
San Jacinto Methodists
Schulte-United Cowie Electric
Texaco
Phillips
Bordens Fox Drug
Jefferson Standard
Santa Fe Scrubs
Smyth
Outlaws
Black Widows
Tiswarth Slye Reece
Kerr School
Supply
Sacred Heart Cathedral Modern Cleaners
Kenyon Coalers
Magnolia-Santa Fe
Russell Stationery
Amarillo Laundry
State Hiway Dept
Eight Seeded Aces In Semi Final Play
In Knoxville Tennessee on July 184 eight top seeds vie for semi final spots in the state tennis tourney men’s singles. Dan Canale 14 year old Southern boys champion from Memphis meets Jack Rodgers Knoxville for the Tennessee boys title after Canale defeated Leonard French 6 0 6 3 and Rodgers beat Polly Parsons Jr 6 3 6 0.
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Tenn
Dan Canale
Memphis
Jack Rodgers
Canale
Leonard French
Rodgers
Polly Parsons, Jr
Nashville
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