Buckeye Conference lead at stake in Ohio U vs Marshall
Ohio University and Marshall College clash Tuesday with Miami also playing Ohio Wesleyan as Buckeye Conference standings remain tight. Cincinnati upset Ohio University last week, lifting Cincinnati into second place behind Miami while Dayton and Ohio Wesleyan trail.
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Golfers Alibi Erased by New Green Fungicide
The USGA with the Agriculture Department announced a fungicide that cures brown patches on greens and lets golfers pick a uniform shade of green. Developer Dr John Montieth Jr said the product boosts grass color and temper while eliminating excuses for missed putts. It also works on lawns and sports fields without harming grass.
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New York Mets Fall to Brooklyn in Low-Scoring Tilt
New York bats gather a lone run as Brooklyn cruises past 1 7 to 0 in the nine inning contest. Ott belts a home run for Brooklyn while Chiozza swipes a stolen base and Moore adds a two base hit for the visitors.
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Feller Dominates Tigers to Put Indians in Lead
Cleveland's Bob Feller fireballing for eight innings, striking out 11, powered the Indians to a 9 4 victory over Detroit to seize first place as they head to Chicago for a showdown with the White Sox. Hal Trosky Lyn Lary and Sammy Hale homered. every Cleveland regular had at least one hit.
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DiMaggio Joins Yankees Stir Causes in New York
United Press notes Mike Jacobs to announce Louis Schmeling bout at Yankee Stadium on the night of No 26. Joe DiMaggio signs with the Yankees after demanding terms, then disappears into New Jersey with an ex-heavyweight champ. Bourbon King rivals War Admiral in the Chesapeake, Derby sleeper Lawrin eyed for Louisville stakes.
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Kels Display Power and Sweep Red Birds in Series
Minneapolis Millers surge in the American Association pennant chase after sweeping the Columbus Red Birds. Bud Parmelee won the final game 6 to 2 with three hits allowed. Kansas City beat Indianapolis 12 to 3. Rufus Meadows blanked Milwaukee 7 to 0. St Paul edged Toledo 3 to 2 in nineinnings.
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Pirates 2 Reds 1 at Cincinnati
Pirates win 2 1 over Reds in Cincinnati. McCormick and Waner drive runs. Tobin collects triples and showcases RBIs. Attendance 17 012.
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Indians Top Tigers 9 4 in Detroit Area clash
Cleveland belted Detroit 9 to 4 as Hale and Trosky hit homers and Fox added a three base hit. Feller fanned 11 over 12 13 innings, while Gill took the loss as Detroit stranded six. Attendance reached 18 000 with Ross White and Campbell driving in runs for the Indians.
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Flying escalator formation used by Navy Curtiss SBC-3 planes
Aerial demonstration showed fast moving step formation by Curtiss SBC-3s used for scouting and bombing role during carrier based maneuvers. Dickman pitched 4 in 12 3 3 Midkiff 4 in 3 Humphrey 2 in 2. Lodigiani and Johnson hit home runs.
Vitt's Indians Rise on Hustle and Unity
Oscar Vitt reshapes the Cleveland Indians with a Hustle philosophy. He demands maximum effort from star players and bench strength, pushing the club to pace the American League standings behind a rotation led by Feller Allen and Harder with power from Trosky Averill Campbell and Solters. The slogan echoed through New Orleans training camp as the team plays every inning hard, aiming for the pennant.
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Yankees Triumph 4-3 Over Senators In Tight Duel
In a late six inning rally New York edged Washington 4 to 3 as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig contributed key hits. The game featured a tied score until a small burst of offense by the Yankees in the seventh. Attendance reached 3,969 despite rough weather.
Standings and Tuesday schedule across leagues
Brooklyn plays Boston and Philadelphia battles New York in the NBA style standings. American Association action features St. Paul at Columbus and Kansas City at Louisville with Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
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Dizzy Dean Returns with Fireworks as Cubs Top Cardinals 5–0
Dizzy Dean led the Cubs past the Cardinals 5–0 at Wrigley Field in his second start since the big trade. He mixed fastballs with a sharp curve and change, striking key hitters and retiring 9 in a row to seal the win. Cubs teammates mobbed him after the final out as Dean voiced pride in his arm and the club’s status. Hal Schumacher and Danny MacFayden also shined in other NL games while the Giants, Bees, and Pirates posted victories. In AL, Cleveland, New York, St. Louis, and Philadelphia posted wins.
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Birds Lose Again Minne ABRHOA Col Cohen
Minneapolis trailed 4 6 1 through nine innings as Columbus pushed ahead in a 5 3 finish. Cohen and Williams drove in runs for Minneapolis while Taylor contributed RBIs. Pfleger and Grilk added key hits as Columbus held on with late defense and baserunning to seal the win.
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