Cubs Lose 10 Innings To Giants In Extra Run Affair
Chicago fell 2 to 1 in ten innings to New York as Guy Bush, newly recalled by the Cubs, outpitched Wayland Dean of the Giants. Errors behind Dean led to the decisive runs in an otherwise even contest.
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Yankees Pull Away From Tigers In 9 2 Win
New York expanded its lead in the American League pennant race to two games by pounding three Detroit pitchers for 17 hits in a 9 2 victory. Ruth hit his 35th homer, driving in runs as the Yankees dominance continued in Detroit.
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Braves Beat Warriors Behind Strong Early Lead
Lewis felled McNamara of the Braves in the first two innings as Boston built a seven run cushion. Stuart worked six frames on a single scratch hit allowed, guiding the Braves to the win.
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ProWne Goes Strong in St Louis Sweep
St Louis won twice over Washington to extend its winning streak to five. Shocker pitched well allowing three hits in a 2 0 victory in the first game. Benton struggled in relief, with scattered misplays and run scoring details noted in the box score.
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American Association Scores Quick Update
St Paul defeated Toledo 4 to 1 while Minneapolis beat Columbus 6 to 3. Kansas City toppled Indianapolis 7 to 5 as Louisville overwhelmed Milwaukee 16 to 4.
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Tales of a Wayside Tee by Grantland Rice
In a championship year golf fans watched nerve wracking clutch putts decide crowns and fortunes. Walter Hagen’s seven to eight foot finish at the British Open showcased perfect line and calm under pressure.
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The Sandlot Pitcher Who Then Faced Babe Ruth
Joe Dawson, a San Diego sandlot pitcher, first pitched when the regular was away. He struck out a major league slugger with bases loaded in the ninth inning, gaining fame. Bakersfield semi pro clubs bid for him after that, and Babe Ruth sent a telegram cheering his progress.
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Seven Foot Putts Define Mastery On Golf Course Scenes
The piece recalls pivotal seven foot putts shaping fortunes and confidence in golf heroes. It highlights Bobby Cruickshank’s seven footer at Inwood tying Bobby Jones, Jess Sweetser’s nerve under pressure at Floosmoor, and Edith Cummings facing an uphill eight footer to press toward victory, noting steady technique and calm composure.
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Kept nerves and steady touch mark championship putt
The account praises Cyril Walker at Oakland Hills as he faced an eight foot for birdie to clinch the title. It notes the pressure, the need for stillness and a smooth stroke, and warns that nerves often rule the crucial final holes.
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Mexico may ban hunting of big game by aliens
Tucson report by Aziz The American big game hunter may face crossing into Mexico barred, says Ben Tinker who guards Mexican game. He cites rising anti hunting sentiment among officials and predicts an opening season crossing ban. He notes a decade long halt on big horn and sheep and possible limits on deer turkey and jaguar.
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Oil gushes at Bart BarU may indicate district activity
The text notes wells gushing oil in a district over the last days with flow estimates from 400 to 1,500 feet and four new wells near June produced about 2,000,000 gallons daily. It also states the Polish tobacco monopoly earned a net profit of 13.5 million dollars last year.
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