Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell Pitching Styles Compared
Mitch's Musings notes Dean of the St Louis Cardinals and Hubbell of the New York Giants as contrasting hurlers. Dean is a swashbuckling right hander with a fast speed ball and ego, while Hubbell is quiet and relies on a screw ball and location. Dean fanned 17 Cubs, while Hubbell set 46 scoreless innings, showcasing their potent but different approaches.
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Senators Extend Lead as Yankees Slump in Pennant Race
Washington with six straight wins opens a wide gap over the Yankees in the pennant chase as the Senators beat New York 4 to 3. Boston trounces Philadelphia 19 to 10 while Cleveland wins both ends of a doubleheader against St Louis. Chicago gains on Pittsburgh, Giants fall to Phillies.
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Giants Hold Lead as Cubs and Pirates Rally Ahead
The Giants sit three and a half games up on Pittsburgh and four on Chicago after Chicago’s Charlie Grimm homered in the seventh to win. Earl Grace tied it for Pittsburgh in the same frame. Don Hurst hit two homers for the Phillies as Phil Collins out pitched Hubbell and Bell. Boston and Brooklyn split. Braves won 6 2 with a sixth inning rally, Dodgers took 11 0. St Louis rose to fourth by beating Cincinnati twice 3 2 and 4 3 behind Dizzy Dean.
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Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
Baseball standings show St Louis tied Cincinnati 3 3 in 12 innings, Brooklyn beat Boston 11 0, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 2. American Association games include Cleveland 6 St Louis 3 and 8 2, Detroit 6 Chicago 5 in 17 innings, Boston 19 Philadelphia 10. Tuesday schedules feature Cincinnati New York Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Columbus Milwaukee and other matchups.
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Moody Seeks Eighth National Net Title at Forest Hills
Mrs Helen Wills Moody faces Dr Esther Bartosh in a first round at the West Side Tennis Club as 64 top players from the US England and Canada compete. A Moody victory would match the eight nationals record set by Molla Mallory, and this is Moody's first Eastern singles since two years ago.
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Two Champs Display Waves In Nation's Rings This Week
New York from August 14 reports a busy boxing schedule featuring champions in non-title bouts and an indoor heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Maxie Rosenbloom faces Dynamite Jackson in Los Angeles in a 10 rounder, while Midget Wolgast meets Pete Sanstol in an overweight 10 rounds at Coney Island. A Garden main event Thursday pairs Patsy Perroni against Isidoro Gastanaga in a 10 rounder.
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Simmons and Klein Leading Major Hitters
New York Aug. 14. Al Simmons of the Chicago White Sox leads American League batting with .3660, just ahead of Jimmy Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics at .3558. Foxx also tops home runs with 32. Chuck Klein of the Phillies leads National League batting at .380, and Wally Berger of the Boston Braves has 20 homers. Ben Cantwell of the Braves has 15 wins among National pitchers, while Lefty Grove of the Athletics leads American hurlers with 17 victories.
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Yesterday's Heroes in Baseball Plural Standouts
UNITED PRESS reports Don Hurst powered the Phillies with two homers in a contending win over the Giants. Hank Greenberg and Frank Doljack lifted the Tigers with a single and triple in the 17th. Bob O’Farrell drove home the winning run for the Cardinals in the 12th. Jim Bottomley homered in both Reds games. Oscar Melillo had six hits in seven at bats across two games.
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Wood Wins Eastern Grass Court Championship Title
U Gidney B Wood Jr of New York captured the Eastern Grass Court Championships defeating defending champion Clifford Sutter of New Orleans in straight sets 6-1 6-4 6-4. Wood, ranked No 4 nationally, earned his first season cup and heads to Newport for the tourney.
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Pairings for Ohio Theater Tourney Made
The Ohio Theater Trophy tournament at Athens Country Club announced pairings and handicaps in both upper and lower brackets led by C N Sanders and W B Drake. G D Gorham won the woods set as first prize in the medal play handicap with a net 70 on a 96 gross and 26 handicap.
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Glouster and Plains Win in H V Contests
Glouster defeated Albany 7-5 and The Plains defeated Stewart 3-2 to claim wins in the Hocking Vallely League Sunday. Stewart led 2-0 entering the final frame as The Plains rallied for all their runs. Coon and Gorham each had two hits. Recreation League schedule follows with a managers meeting set for Wednesday at 7 30 at the Armory.
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Sarazen Regains PGA Title After 10-Year Gap
Gene Sarazen, back on the professional golf throne after a decade, defeated Willie Goggin 5 and 4 in the 36-hole final at Blue Mound to win the PGA Championship and a $1,000 prize. The veteran mocked as washed up, he proved his mettle and reclaimed the title he held in 1922 and 1933.
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Detroit Auto Race Incident Leaves Riders Hospitalized
Detroit report notes serious injuries after an auto race crash as eight riders lose machines in a series. Veterans of Fray are mentioned with no further details.
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