Marberry Debuts With Dallas in 5 1 Victory Over Galveston
Pred Marberry a Texas League newcomer earned his first minor league win in twelve years as Dallas beat Galveston 5 to 1 Monday night. Gibbs took the loss for Galveston as Fort Worth topped Houston 2 to 1 and Texas league standings shifted with San Antonio idle and Houston dropping to fifth. Tuesday’s schedule included Dallas at Fort Worth and Oklahoma City at Tulsa among others.
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East Texas League halves split. Gladewater tops first half
Gladewater finished the first half of the East Texas League with 51 wins and 23 losses after a 3 to 0 win over Kilgore. Tyler was second with 46 and 29. Remaining order: Longview, Palestine, Henderson, Jacksonville, Marshall, Kilgore. The league split the season, with a second half start and a Shaughnessy playoff planned for the 1936 championship.
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Reds Power Lifts Dressen Club Toward Pennant Race
Cincinnati Reds rail to a 4 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs as Paul Derringer and Curt Davis duel on the mound. The win extends Cincinnati’s winning streak to seven and leaves them within half a game of the fourth place New York Giants. Cubs offense awakens late but Derringer seals the win with a solid late relief performance.
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Postponed ENON Cleveland St Louis and Detroit Chicago games
Weather delays push two top league games to a later date while the schedule lists Detroit at Chicago Boston at New York and Cleveland at St Louis with Washington at Philadelphia. Standings show Cleveland Detroit Washington and St Louis in the mix with varying win totals.
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Sports Roundup from New York Day sports page
A collage of notes on Joe DiMaggio and other stars, including Abe Simons, Buddy Hassett, Jack Coffey touring Europe, and potential trades. mention of Curt Davis and Freddy Steels, Babe Risko next month, Giants eyeing Van Mungo, plus Tuareg dress notes.
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Tommy Hitchcock
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Buddy Hassett
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Mike Jacobs
Freddy Steels
Babe Risko
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Fine Points of Rodeo and Skill in Canadian Pageantry
The writer outlines rodeo as a contest of technique and stamina, with horse, steer, and rider clashing in scenes of bull dogging steer riding and roping. It notes the element of chance, the danger, and the trained stock horses that serve riders, plus the demanding precision of riding and rope work.
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Van Ryns Reach SRD Round at Wimbledon
In London on June 30 Mr and Mrs John Van Ryn of Philadelphia advanced to the third round in mixed doubles at the All England Championships with a decisive 6 1 6 0 win over Enrique Maier and Joan Ingram. Jadwiga Jedrzejowska upset Kay Stammers 6 2 6 3 in the women's quarterfinals as Simone Mathieu of France also moved into the semis by beating Marie Louise Horn 7 5 6 3.
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Baer Boss Seeks Braddock Fight With Dallas Officials
Maxie Baer's manager Ancil Hoffman planned talks with Texas Centennial Exposition commissioners in Dallas to arrange a bout with reigning champion James J. Braddock. Hoffman said no reply had been received to Baer's challenge and that Baer is in peak form at 222 pounds.
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Texas Fugue Leaders in Baseball and Pitching Honors
The Dallas Mosolf led in batting with 113 hits and 355 at bats while Tauby of Dallas led in runs with 75. Howell of Tulsa topped RBIs with 79 and Stroner of Dallas hit 17 home runs. Pitching leaders include Johnson of Port Worth and Cole of Galveston with 144 and 143 innings respectively and Cole also charting 86 strikeouts.
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Olympic fund short of top Berlin trip funds
June 30 A V Brun dage A O C president says 150000 in Olympic funds is needed with 50000 more required for the track team. Two semi final tryouts in Cambridge and Los Angeles failed to meet profit expectations and Milwaukee results are not yet reported as organizers race to fund Berlin trip.
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Del Baker Keeps Tigers Optimistic Despite Setbacks
Delmar David Baker, acting Tigers manager after Mickey Cochrane’s retirement, says Detroit can rebound from injuries and misfortune. He notes four straight wins, improving pitching, and Al Simmons heating up as the Tigers aim to catch the New York Yankees in the pennant race.
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Derringer Leads Reds past Cubs in pitching duel
Paul Derringer limited the Cubs to nine hits in a duel with Curt Davis, fanning six and driving in two runs to spark a Reds winning rally.
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Marino Earns Title Shot With 14th-Round KO
Tony Marino the Pittsburgh bantam, by a 14th round knockout over Baltazar Sangchile of Spain, earns a title bout with champion Sixto Escobar. Sangchile led early, Marino recovered, and the decisive finish came in the 14th round.
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Roosevelt speedway details leak from mystery letter
Henry McLemore reports on a leaked letter from Mister Larry Smits about the Roosevelt raceway project at Roosevelt Field. The note touts an four mile enclosed track with sixteen turns, $800000 cost, an October 12 opening with $85000 prize, and plans to attract top European drivers while noting castor oil odor concerns from Meadow Brook Club members.
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Sangchile KOed After Fierce Left Hook Finish
A fierce bout ends with Sangchile hit by a left hook to the stomach and two rights to the head, sending him to his hands and knees for a ten count.
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Red Sox Return To Face Yankees In Slimmed Pennant Hunt
Boston arrives in New York with a seven and a half game deficit as they begin a five game set with the Yankees. Joe Cronin’s club won four of 13 on a western swing while New York took nine of 14 and propped up by Gehrig 18 homers and DiMaggio’s .368 pace. The Cubs and Cardinals share the NL lead at 41-24.
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Boxing results from multiple venues report wins and draws
United Press dispatches from New York Newark and Chicago recount several boxing outcomes. Tony Marino defeated Baltazar Sanghile in New York at Dyckman Oval, Indian Hurtado out pointed Phil Baker in Dexter Park, Bobby Carlton fought to a draw with Al Garcia in New York while Al Roth narrowly outpointed Red Cochran in Newark and Milt Aron KO'd Frankie Sagilio in Chicago.
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Wrestling Results from Major Cities
Sid Westrich of New York defeated Fritz Schmeling of Germany Jose McClain of Texas pinned Al Simmons of Oklahoma in New York City matches at Kansas City Vincent Lopez of Los Angeles defeated Orville Brown of Wallace Kansas in Hollywood Alvin Britt of Kansas threw Jimmy Lott of Birmingham Alabama in a Hollywood bout
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Marshall and Ali Baba Wrestle for World Title Belts
Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado defeated Ali Baba in Madison Square Garden in 39 minutes 20 seconds to claim both diamond studded world championship belts. A crowd of 8 763 paid over $20 000 to witness the title change as Marshall dominated the match with a body slam and cross body pin.
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East Texas Tennis Meet Opens With Leaders Set
The 2nd annual East Texas tennis tournament starts in Longview with entries from Tyler Shreveport Gladewater Kilgore Marshall Denton and other cities. Charles Linnen a former Minnesota player and last year's finalist is favored for No 1 seed in singles with John Flahie Longview champ 1934 as No 2 seed. Linnen and Lane Blakeney Longview high school coach are favored for top doubles ranking.
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Baseball season leaders list and odd crocodile remark
The record lists by league leaders show Martin and Ott among top hitters and Gumbert and Dean as leading pitchers. Gehrig and Gehringer pace American batting and hits with strong showings from Foxx and Foxx's Red Sox. The passage ends with a trivia note about crocodiles tortoises and elephants ages.
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