Detroit Tigers Feared By Foes On Road Trip
Detroit Tigers extend road trip with 8 7 win over White Sox in 10 innings. Cautionary note on Tiger pitching and offense as they chase Yankees who shut out Senators. Key hits by Gehringer and Greenberg drive the comeback. Red Ruffing leads Yankees to another shutout over Washington. Doc: Foxx and Johnson power Athletics over Red Sox.
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Britisher Opens Lead in Open Golf Championship
Henry Cotton, 27, shot a 72 in the British Open at Sandwich, widening his 44 hole lead to 10 strokes with a 204 total. Joe Kirkwood moved into sole second with 214 after a 71, Alf Padgham fell back to 216, while MacDonald Smith and Gene Barayen trailed by wide margins. Denny Shite posted 80 to finish at 223 and remove himself from contention.
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Beery Leaves Grapple Bout After Staged Entry
Wallace Beery appeared at the Clingmane Tiwonky theater last night for a guest wrestling card with Tolgosky. Beery failed to engage in the match, exiting the arena with Dinman, who won the bout amid light booing from the audience.
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Conqueror of Little Is Happy After Sensational Win
Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City defeats Lawson Little, British amateur champion, in the trans-Mississippi event at Brook Hollow Dallas. The 20 year old former caddy aims for the Western Amateur and National Amateur, noting Little’s skill and his own rise from grocery boy to contender. Eaton broke his driver early, then used a brassie to stay precise and secure the victory.
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MISSIONS STAY ON TOP IN TEXAS LEAGUE RACE
The San Antonio Missions led the Texas League by routing Beaumont 10 to 5 to maintain the top spot. Galveston Buccaneers crushed Houston 14 to 0 to climb to second, while Dallas Steers lost ground after a 13 to 5 defeat by Oklahoma Indians. Abe Miller earned his eighth win as San Antonio rallied with a five run seventh inning. Jack Jakucki allowed four scattered hits in a shutout for Galveston as Houston was blanked. Fort Worth completed a sweep, Rudy York belting his 40th and 11th homers of the season in a 6 to 0 win over Tulsa.
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Canzoneri on Comeback for Fistic Fame
Tony Canzoneri, three time world champion, defeated Frankie Klick to reemerge as a leading lightweight title contender. The New Orleans native, once deemed washed up after several losses, dominated Klick with a decisive ninth round stoppage and is now expected to fight Barney Ross for the lightweight crown.
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Strangler Lewis Defeats Roebuck in Fort Worth Wrestling
In Fort Worth Texas on June 29 Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Tiny Roebuck in a heavyweight bout. The veteran grappler secured a decisive fall to claim the victory over one of the sport’s top title hopefuls.
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Maverick Club Column Sees Baseball, Hospital Notes
Wallace Duncan writes from the Maverick Club newsletter about an upcoming hospital operation, a lighthearted baseball setback against Killough & Davies, and a bold forecast for a Monday game against Oakes Agency. He also teases an upcoming Saturday boxing and wrestling program near Fourth and Jefferson.
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De Stata shie Seceh cama tt Gente.
De Stata shie reports a local crowd event with unclear details and minor geographic cues. The fragment mentions attendees and a public gathering context but lacks concrete outcomes, dates, or named organizations.
Shorn of Favorites Trans Miss Tourney Sees Round Two
The Trans Mississippi golf championship at Brook Hollow, Dallas, moved to the second round as favorites fell. Johuny Goodman led 16 others. rivals included Johnuty Dawson Zell Eaton and the so called giant killer W. Lawson Little, with Eaton up two holes after nine and Little fading after a late rally.
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Ruffing Steers Yankees Past Senators for 4-0 Victory
Red headed Cherie Huffing inspired Boss Joe McCarthy as Ruffing dominated Washington. The Yankees bullpen balanced by Gomez Murphy and Bronca supported a strong throwing staff. Ruffing’s three hit workout eased doubts, and his seventh inning RBI capped a 4-0 win over the Senators.
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Harley Sadler Show Arrangements Amid Amarillo Praise
The speaker outlines a 7 30 to 8 45 program, inviting attendance at the show. They praise Harley Sadler as a good clean performer beloved in Amarillo, and note support from Chansler Weymouth as head of the relief bureau. Cal Farley is also praised, with a light remark on his appearance. The message ends abruptly with a sign off.
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Track and Field Stars Vie Today at National Meet
Milwaukee Wisconsin hosts the 47th annual American outdoor championships under AAU Junior events with athletes competing for records in pole vault high jump shot put javelin hurdles and various runs. Senior finals feature the 10 000 meter and 5 000 meter walk as younger talents vie for national honors. A note mentions the University of British Columbia and a NW conference linking Canadian colleges to fall football.
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Coming Out Party Remembrance in a Poignant Goodbye
A reflective farewell note uses whimsical imagery of a scent test and an unknown beyond. The writer promises to remember friends, mentions bon bons, and a potted plant as parting motifs in a bittersweet sendoff.
Wimbledon sports notes mix of cricket golf and croquet
Henry McLemore reports from Wimbledon with wide ranging notes on cricket salaries horse racing Ascot prize money and water conservation. He highlights Wightman Cup shorts controversy former Open golf champion Vardon croquet world prospects Steel and England's sporting pride and news of Jack Petersen planning retirement to resume medical studies if his eye injury fails to heal.
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Tigers win in tenth as Greenberg doubles for run
Hank Greenberg drives in the winning run in the tenth inning as the Detroit Tigers rally to defeat the New York Yankees. Red Ruffing and the Yankees are stalled, with only one runner reaching second base. Bob Johnson had a quiet night for the Senators as implied in the recap.
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British Open Golf Scores Sandwiched Round Leaders
Third round scores from the British Open Gate Championship list players and scores for Great Britain and the United States, with a mix of names and nationalities. The piece also includes golf technique notes on cuppy lies, ball handling, and shots near the green with guidance on grip, backup, and pitching.
Sidney Wood Wins in First English Match at Wimbledon
Sidney B. Wood of New York, a Davis Cup player, defeated fellow townsman David Jones in the fourth round at Wimbledon, winning 6-3 6-2 6-4. Helen Jacobs, American women’s champion, advanced by defeating Joan Ingram 4-6 6-4 6-1.
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