Johnson's Contract Is Renewed By Indians Boss
Cleveland voters question Johnson after a loss to the Yankees as contract renewed for 1935. The Indians manager, hailed as a top pitcher, faced criticism over late game handling and staff decisions since taking the helm in 1933. He has remained silent amid fan and press scrutiny.
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Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Baseball Club
Johnson
Indians
New York Yankees
Roger Peckinpaugh
New York
Maverick Club Column Highlights Local Sports and Delinquency Talk
Bradley Snodgrass rejoined the Maverick club, delivering a strong second base game for the Mavericks. The column also lampoons an umpire named Camp and notes a political rally featuring Charles Bates. The piece calls for parent revival to curb juvenile delinquency and emphasizes there is no politics in the club.
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Wallace Duncan
Bradley Snodgrass
Maverick
Mavericks
Brad
Amarillo College
Charles Bates
Charles
Watersnake bounty boosts trout fishing in Pennsylvania
Uncle Dan Schnabel reports the Salisbury Meyersdale area starts a 10 cent bounty on watersnakes. In two weeks 3250 snakes were killed, prompting the club to fund the payouts quickly. The note praises the plan as effective for protecting trout streams and suggests others may imitate.
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Dan” Schnabel
Pennsylvania Board of Fish Commissioners
Salisbury- Meyersdale Sportsmen’s Association
Standings and schedules across major leagues yesterday
National League results and current standings list New York and Chicago atop the totals with St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn and Boston following. American League scores show New York and Chicago winning, while Texas League tables feature Houston and Dallas among others with late night games noted. Yesterday's heroes include Ben Chapman Hal Hels and Hal Trosky with a playoff note about the Maverick Club.
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Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Tight Track Battle Predicted for U.S. Forces in England
Critics expect a tight points battle as Oxford Cambridge and Cornell Princeton meet in London. American stars FP. A. 8. S. Gentry and R. B. Greenough highlight the British university teams while Hallowell and Elkins depart for other pursuits.
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U.S
England
London
Bill Bonthren
Jack Lovelock
Oxford- Cambridge
Cornell-Princeton
Charley Stanwood
Bowdoin
FE. I. Davis
Cambridge
Gentry
University of Virginia
R. B. Greenough
Amherst
John Bull
Pen Hallowell
Fair Harvard
Wilson Fikins
University of Texas
Oxford
White City
Hallowell
Elkins
Spain
Ferrari's Scuderia Dominates European Racing
From Modena Cav Ferrari directs Scuderia Ferraris, the world’s leading racing team. In 11 major races this year the team won 10 and placed one-two in eight, with Ferrari and Count Trossi organizing the operation from afar and telegraph reports guiding driver and car selections.
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Scuderia
Scuderia Ferrari
Nuvolari
Virizi
Chiron
Moll
Henry McLemore
United Press
London
Modena
Italy
Cav. Ferrari
Scuderia Ferri
Europe
France
England
Tripoli
Isle of Man
Germany
Alps
Combine
Grain of the Green Guides Odd Putts
Golf writing explains how grain in the green affects pace and break. Putts overshooting the cup on a cross grain require attention to roll and borrow. With grain, greens run slower and break more. against grain, less borrow yields straighter, firmer putts.
Two National League hurlers ride hot streaks with new ball
Jerome Dean of the Cardinals and Hal Schumacher of the Giants each own five straight wins as the livelier ball fuels the National League race. Dean leads with 17 victories to three losses after a 4 to 2 win over the Braves. Schumacher blanked the Reds 4 to 0, giving Cincinnati its first three year loss, and added 12 hits allowed in the shutout.
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Preas
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
Cardinals
Harold
Hal) Schumacher
Giants
Dean
Schumacher
Fred Frankhouse
Boston
Braves
Bob Smith
Reds
Cincinnati
Minneapolis Triumph Over Loop All-Stars in First League Promoted Game
Millers, leaders in the American Association pennant race, defeated the Loop All-Stars in the first promoted game. Attendance reached 7 435 with gate receipts near 5 000 dollars.
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Minneapolis Millers
Association All-Stara
Boxing Results Roundup From Multiple Cities
United Press reports fight results in New York Waterbury Patterson Dallas and more. Yustin Sirruus stopped Eddie Kova lak in Brooklyn. Eddie Hogan knocked out Les Kennedy in Waterbury. Al Diamond outpointed Cherie Rubin in Paterson. Johnny Farrell stopped Gus Campbell in Dallas. Dick O Connors kayoed Ernie Knight in Dallas. Tommie Collins defeated Buddy Dyer. Ray Williams scored a technical kayo over Ernest Barrett in Memphis. Johnny Mattar and Ike Tucker drew in Dallas.
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United Press
New York
Yustin Sirruus
Brooklyn
Eddie Kovalak
Schenectady
N. J
Waterbury
Conn
Eddie Hogan
Les Kennedy
San Franecisco
Patterson
al Diamond
Paterson
Cherie Rubin
Dallas
Johnny Farrell
Gus Campbell
Miami
Fla
Dick O'Connor
Fort Worth
Ernie Knight
Tommie Collins
Junction City
Kia
Buddy Dyer
Ray Williams
Memphils
Ernest Barrett
Chicago
Johnny Mattar
Denison
Ike Tucker
Drew
Schumacher 18 Redlegs Jinx As Giants win seventh straight
Hal Schumacher of the Giants shut out the Reds 4 0 allowing 13 hits as Chicago and St Louis both win. The Cubs beat the Phillies 2 1 behind Malone and Warneke. Dizzy Dean earns his 17th win for St Louis in a 4 2 victory over Boston. Ben Chapman stars for the Yankees in a 4 3 win over Chicago. Cleveland edges Boston 6 5 on a late rally. Detroit and Philadelphia rainout.
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United Press
Ben Chapman
Yankees
Hal Trosky
Indians
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Reds
Schumacher
Redlegs
Chicago
Phillies
Malone
Warneke
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Boston
Dean
Yankee
Combs
Sallygaver
Cleveland
Trophy
Averill
Vosmik
Monte Weaver
Washington
Rogers Hornsby
Hempeley
Detroit
Philadelphia
Jim Browning Meets Sarpolis in Houston Wrestling Card
In Houston on July 20 Jim Browning former heavyweight champion and Dr Karl Sarpolis of Chicago will grapple in a feature match. The card also features Paul Jones of Houston versus Carl Davis of New York in a one fall semi final and Cory Roche of Philadelphia against Abe Colman of New York.
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Houston
Texas
Jim Browning
Karl Sarpolis
Chicago
Browning- Sarpolis
Paul Jones
Carl Davis
New York
Cory Roche
Philadelphia
Abe Colrman
Major League Leaders in Batting Pitching and More
AP roundup lists leaders across categories with players from the Giants Pirates Cardinals Phillies Braves Senators Yankees Red Sox and Tigers. Notable marks include Medwick 124 hits and 73 runs for the Cardinals, Gehrig 96 RBIs, Manush 16 triples, and Gehringer 84 runs.
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Terry
Giants
P. Waner
Pirates
Medwieck
Cardinals
Vaughan
Ott
Berger
Praves
Medwick
Allen
Philles
Philes
Collas
Collins
Braves
Martin
Bartell
Phillies
J. Dean
Frankhouse
Schumacher
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Werber
Redsox
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Hitsa
Manuash
Baseball Scribes Propose Texas League All Star Game Aid
Dallas reporters and editors including Andy Anderson of the Houston Press propose an all star Texas League versus Southern Association game. Proceeds would aid old ball players, with fan voting for players and potential discussions in Dallas with league officials. Opinions from Pop Boone George White Flint Dupre Ben Mill vary on feasibility and profitability.
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Ry Jack Bisco
United Press
Dallas
Andy Anderson
Houston Press
Texas League Baseball Writers’ Association
Anderson
Ald
Texas League Baseball Writers’ Group
Houston Scribe
J. Alvin Gardner
Texas
Pop Boone
Fort Worth
Professional Ball Players’ Association
Association
George White
Dallas Newa
Flint Dupre
Dallas Journal
Ben (the Great
Seven UT players ruled ineligible for next season
University of Texas coach Jack Chevigny announces seven players ineligible for next fall. Jettermens Jay Arnold and Thomas Wetzel plus five squadmen are barred, including Charley Johnson who will enter medical college. Others listed: Hogan McMahon, Mike Collie, Phillip Thrash, Aubrey Graham, Taunton Jones, and Vernon.
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Austin
Jack Chevigny
University of Texas
God
Jay Arnold
Greenville
Thomas Wetzel
Comanche
Charley Johnson
Chevigny
Johnson
Galveston
Hogan McMahon
Cisco
Mike Collie
Dallas
Phillip Thrash
Houston
Aubrey Graham
Yoakum
Taunton Jones
Vernon
U S Davis Cup Team Favored to Win First Matches
London July 20 The United States Davis Cup forces are favored at 64 odds to beat Australia in the interzone final opening Saturday. Frank Shields of New York faces Jack Crawford of Australia in singles with Sidney Wood and Vivian McGrath set for another singles clash. Lester Stoefen and George Lott likely meet Crawford and Adrian Quist in a likely doubles pairing, as both squads sharpen for the decisive challenge. The winner faces Great Britain in the challenge round with large crowds expected.
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London
Australia
Frank Shields
New
Yo Egainst
Jack Crawford
Austral
Sidney Wood
Hanriet
Vivian McGrath
Lester Stoefen
Geor Lott
United States
Aga Crawford
Adrian Quiet
Leading hitters and stats from the season
The list highlights Bell and Galveston leading in hits with 146 and 473 total, respectively, with Galveston also posting 38 doubles and 20 home runs. Also noted are Morgan from San Antonio with 3, Moses from Galveston, and English from Galveston with RBI totals, plus Kennedy of Oklahoma City with 101 strikeouts.
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Bell
Galvente
Morgan
San Antonio
Moses
Galveston
Binder
Oklahoma
English
Galveton
Shelly
Beaumer
Hillin
San Atonio
Kennedy
Oklahoma City
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