Baseball notes mix of stars and newcomers across leagues
The item surveys 208 135 fans for the Cardinals third road trip and 216 842 for the Yankees western trip as they near the AL pennant. It highlights Pat Mullen joining the Tigers briefly, Leemans’ Giants engagement, and racehorse news with Bold Venture and Cavalcade headed to Saratoga. It also mentions Early the promising catcher, outfielding by Washington, and a sidelined Peck.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Pat Mullen
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Schmeling-Louis Fight
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Series Tied Cubs Cardinals Ejected In Brawl
The Cubs and Cardinals split the series with Chicago leading 2 per centage points. A near riot followed a ninth inning dispute over a tag, ejecting four Cards and a coach, while an umpire needed police escort to the clubhouse. Giants beat Dodgers 8-3. Pirates split with Reds. Yanks lose ground as Washington wins 7-3. Bees top Phillies 5-4 in 10 innings. Wally Berger added a 10th inning homer for Boston Bees.
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Bill Jurges
Bill Stewart
Leo Durocher
Rip Collins
Buzz Wares
Jess Haines
St. Louis
Stewart
New York
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Cincinnati
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Bees
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YANKS
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Washington
Cleveland
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Johnny Marcum
Chicago
Paul Andrews
White Sox
Wally Berger
Boston Bees
Phillies
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Goodman
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Scarsella
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Birkofer
Yankees Beat Indians In Early Season Showdown
New York Yankees win 13 games and tie one in 17 matchups against the Cleveland Indians as the two clubs begin the season.
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Indians
NEW York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Standings and Thursday N A L games listed
The Standings AMERICAN St. Louis 7 Chicago 2 Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 Washington 7 New York 3 Boston 4 Philadelphia L ASSOCIATION Columbus 14 St. Paul 7 Toledo 17 Minneapolis 11 Kansas City 11 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 0. GAMES THURSDAY NATIONAL Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Boston at Brooklyn Detroit at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia St. Louis at Chicago Washington at Boston Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St. Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City
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Louisville Can One
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Hollingsworth or Schott to start for Cincinnati today
Cincinnati prepares for a pitching decision as Al Hollingsworth or Gene Schott will start against Pittsburgh after Cincinnati split a doubleheader in Pittsburgh. The Reds lost the opener 6 to 8 before winning the nightcap 8 to 7.
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Schott
Cincinnati
al Hollingsworth
Gene Schott
Pittsburgh
Redlegs
Pirates
Olympics Rowing Report Brings Swiss and Japanese Rivalry to Fore
Henry McLemore Gruenau describes opening day at the Olympic Regatta with the Swiss and Japanese crews dominating the water for the United States. He notes strong performances by Poland, Switzerland, and Hungary while warning Americans about the prowess of Japan and Swiss eight. The piece highlights spectacle and technique, including Japanese focus on head turns during strokes and Dutch fans obsessing over coxswainless boats.
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U.P
America
Zweit Ohon Stuermann
Denver
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Switzerland
Hungary
Geneva
Tokyo
Gruenau
Windmills
United Press
Rosalind Eyes Hambletonian Hope In Tight Field
Goshen N Y Gibson White's bay filly Rosalind was listed as a 21 2 to 1 favorite for the eleventh Hambletonian Stake in a strong field of 1935 standout three year olds. Ed Lasater the Reynolds tobacco magnate colt from Winston Salem carried 3 1 2 to 1 odds as popular rival amid a fast track anticipated to produce a thrilling trotting classic.
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Old Orchard
American boxers win three bouts in Olympic boxing action
In Berlin American boxers won three bouts with Chester Rutecki losing a second round bout after a costly overconfidence. Jackie Wilson defeated Alfredo Petrone on points, Theodore Kara won by technical knockout, and Andrew Scrivani outpointed Frederick John Simpson in a first round bout.
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Chester Rutecki
Chicago
Rutecki
Irme Mandi
Mandi
Jackie Wilson
Cleveland
Alfredo Petrone
Uruguay
Theodore E. Kara
Felipe Gabuco
Philippines
Andrew Scrivani
Frederick John Simpson
Great Britain
13 Year Old Gestring Leads U S Diving Sweep
Marjorie Gestring 13 led a U S diving sweep placing first in springboard at the Berlin Olympics with 89.28 points. Katharine Rawls of Miami Beach took second and Dorothy Poynton Hill was third as the American women gained 21 team points. Adolf Kiefer set Olympic and world marks in the 100 meter backstroke as the U S men led with 25 points in prelims.
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Marjorie Gestring
Los Angeles
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Miami Beach
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Japan
Adolf Kiefer
Chicago
Keifer
George Kojac
United States
Masaji Kiyokawa
Taylor Drysdale
Detroit
al van de Weghe
Yoshuhiko Kojima
Kiichi Yoshida
Elizabeth Ryan
Bernice Lapp
Mavis Freeman
Olive McKean
Great Britain
Portsmouth Sweepstakes to honor new Lucasville track
The first trial on the new half mile Lucasville race track at the Scioto County Fairgrounds will feature crack drivers from the Middlewest and Central States in the 50 lap Portsmouth Sweepstakes on Aug. 23. Time trials are in the morning with the main event at 2 30 p m. The fair runs Aug. 18 to 24 and the track inauguration tops the weeklong program.
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Portsmouth
U.R
Stoto County Fairgrounds
Lucasville
Middlewest
American Racing Association
Fair
Goodrich Golden Ply Silvertown Tires Sold Locally
Local auto dealer promotes Goodrich Safety Silvertown tires with Golden Ply construction said to resist blowouts. The ad highlights heat resistance at high speeds and urges immediate purchase at Seaman 200K State Street.
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