Major Clubs Staging Hot Flag Battles
Major League pennant races tighten as Giants gain a half game on Cubs with a 5-4 win over Brooklyn. Pirates fall to fifth after a late rally by the Corsairs. Cardinals reach within one game of the Cubs after an 18 inning 8-6 win and 2-2 draw. Yankees lead Detroit by a game and a half after a 5-2 win. Red Sox move to third with a 10-3 win over Athletics as Washington sinks to fifth. Cleveland stays fourth with an 11-inning 4-3 comeback over White Sox.
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Frank O'Doul
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Corsairs
Tommy Thevenow
Pirates
Boston Braves
Phillies
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Dizzy Dean
Tony Freitas
Dean
Cardinals
Paul Derringer
Yankees
Detroit
Washington
Johnny Bronca
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Canzoneri and British golf star amid 1930s sports debates
The piece contrasts Tony Canzoneri the lightweight boxing champion with Henry British golf pro, noting their perseverance and near rivalries. It describes Canzoneri’s failures and comebacks, a controversial decision with Ross, and the 1931 Ryder Cup context as British and American players clashed and debated.
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Tony Canzoneri
Henry
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Canzoneri
Yesterday's Heroes By The Associated Press
Travis Jackson and Frank O'Doul homered for the Giants to supply all runs in a against the Dodgers. Billy Rogell drove in four for the Tigers with a triple a double and a single. Willie Kamm singled with the bases loaded in the eleventh to beat the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Travis Jackson
Frank O’doul
Giants
Dodgers
Billy Rogell
Tigers
Browns
Willie Kamm
Indians
White Sox
Close Finish Decides 120 Yard High Hurdles Victory
In a tight 120 yard high hurdles race at the North Carolina A. A. meet in Los Angeles judges consulted official pictures before awarding first place. Sam Klopstock of Stanford was declared the winner with George Fisher of L. S. A. moved from first to third.
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Los Angeles
Sam Klopstock
Stanford
George Fisher
Yankees Netters Face Severe Tests at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon on July 2 1930 Sid ney B Wood of New York advanced toward the semifinals as his four Davis Cup teammates Frank Shields Lester Stoefen and George Lott faced stern opponents. Wood met unseeded South American Vern on G Kirby while Stoefen faced defending champion Jack Crawford Shields met H W Bunny Austin and Lott encountered Fred Perry.
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Lester Stoefen
George Lott
Wood
Vernon G. Kirby
Jack Crawford
Australia
H. W
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England
Fred Perry
Athens Eagles Top Marietta 6 2 in Six Inning Duel
The Athens Eagles defeated Marietta 6 to 2 after six innings as Athens broke through in the seventh, scoring five runs on six hits. W Darnell relieved with seven strikeouts in four innings, while Tyson left after five frames with five hits and one run allowed. Darnell earned the win. Slater Burneson and Schmidt added two hits each. Athletic action continues Wednesday vs Murray City and Thursday vs Carbondale.
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Marietta Abrh
Mackey
Dernell
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J. Burneson
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Darnell
Wiliams
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Russell
Prusoff Wins Tri-State Tennis Crown in Cincinnati
Henry Prusoff of Lakeland Florida defeats Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland 6-3 6-2 6-4 to capture the tri-state tennis championship in Cincinnati. Dr Esther Bartosch of Los Angeles defaults to Gracyn Wheeler of Los Angeles in the women’s singles due to illness.
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Henry Prusoff
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Prusoff
Hendrix
Esther Bartosch
Los Angeles
Gracyn Wheeler
Standings and Tuesday Games Feature Incomplete List
City 4 4, Minhempous 4 2, Kapaa 1 4, TUERSDAY S GAMES NATIONAL St. Louis at Chicago New York at Boston Alphia at Brook Cincinnati at Pittsburg Waesbinets an eg A ve gion at Philadelphia Boston at New York ASSOCIATION Toledo at Columbus Indianapolis at Louisville
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All Star Voting Favoring Last Year Players
New York July 2 AP final results of nationwide all star poll favor last year’s participants for the July 10 Polo Grounds game. Ruth Gehrig Gomez Averill Ferrer Crowder Hartnett Dean Lopez plus other stars garner strong support in both leagues.
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al Simmons
Sam West
Browns
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Mickey Cochrane
Ralston Hemsley
Gomez
Grove
al Crowder
Crowder
Earl Whitehill
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Chuck Klein
Charney Hartnett
Lon Warneke
Cubs
Bonthron Beats Cunningham for 1500m World Record
Princeton star Bill Bonthron wins the senior A A U 1500 meters final in Milwaukee finishing ahead of Glenn Cunningham of Kansas. Bonthron races from far back to pass Cunningham and set a new world record with a time of 3 minutes 48 seconds eight tenths.
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Margaret Sullavan Stars in Little Man What Now at Ohio
Margaret Sullavan leads the cast with Douglass Montgomery in a Universal drama about a young couple facing hardship after marriage. The Ohio Theatre run follows their struggle from dismal setbacks to a hopeful respite as love sustains them.
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Ohio Theater
Margaret Sullvan
Douglass Montgomery
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Lammchen
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