National baseball standings and results update
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati 0 and St. Louis 7 Chicago 3 with several other scores. Scheduled games include Cleveland at New York and Philadelphia at Boston in the American League, plus Toledo at Columbus and Indianapolis at Louisville in the minor circuits.
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Defeat Ends Yankees Win Streak as Red Sox Triumph
Roy Johnson homered in the 11th to lift Boston past New York 10-9, halting a Red Sox losing streak and snapping the Yankees eight-game winning run. Charley Ruffing struggled after three shutouts. Lou Gehrig homered as did others in a tight late game. Detroit moved within one game in the AL by beating Cleveland 7-2. Cards and Pirates gained on the leaders with 7-3 and 10-0 wins respectively.
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Pirates edge Braves as Parmelee flops in first start since surgery
Pirates win 5-2 over Giants while Phillies erupt for seven runs in the eighth to batter Brooklyn 11-2. Parmelee, back from appendectomy, allows six hits and is ineffective. Birds trim hens and Pirates tally seven runs late.
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Three Yanks Left in Meet at Wimbledon
Eight players remained in the all England singles quest with three Americans still alive Frank Shields Sidney Wood and Helen Jacobs leading the national hopes. Wood faced Fred Perry while Shields met defending champion Jack Crawford on Center Court as semi finals approached.
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Beckley Clothiers Capture First Half Softball Title
Beckley’s Clothiers, champions of the Athens Softball League, won the first half championship Tuesday night by defeating Union Printing 8 to 2 in a rain-shortened game at five innings. Wilson starred with a triple and a homer in three plate appearances.
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Fisher Red Birds Defeat Millfield in Sunday Baseball
Fisher Red Birds downed Millfield 7 to 5 as Chesser Daugherty and Rankin each posted three hits. Chesser led the attack with three hits while Daugherty and Rankin followed with three apiece. Next Sunday Athens Clover Farm travels to Fisher.
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Downpour Halts Eagles Contest
Rain halted a promising game between the Athens Eagles and Stewart. Halls in his first start was inconsistent but held Stewart to one run while Athens scored five. Welling struck out six in 3 1 2 innings before the rain stopped play. The Eagles host Carbondale at six tomorrow night on the playground diamond.
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Batted for Malone and Timing in Chicago game
Baseball brief notes players with coded names and zip-like codes. It records substitutions for Malone in the sixth inning and Timing in the eighth and notes Chicago’s partial score and errors.
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Beans Beat Giants New York Boston Box Score Summary
The record shows a baseball style box score with numerous player codes and numbers, including a late substitution. A batter named Ryan was replaced in the seventh inning. No clear game result or full team names are provided in readable form.
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Cronin and Terry Name All-Star Selections
AL manager Joe Cronin and NL skipper Bill Terry released 20 man rosters for the upcoming Polo Grounds All-Star game. Cronin favored Frank Higgins and Al Simmons with shifts in the pitching staff while Terry kept most fan picks but moved Mel Ott and Joe Medwick to the outfield and left shortstop undecided between Travis Jackson and Arky Vaughan.
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Pitcher Preference Shift Between Cardinals and Cubs
The discussion centers on selecting a pitcher over Paul Dean of the Cardinals or Guy Bush of the Cubs. Terry agrees with the preferred choice, noting the strategic preference in the rotation decision.
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Dizzy Dean Leads Fans in Naming Van Mungo as Pitcher
Dizzy Dean enrolls fan vote naming Van Mungo as the pitcher in question. Lon Ww reports strong public turnout and enthusiastic support for the selection.
Shirley Temple Stars in Baby Take a Bow at Ohio Theater
Five year old Shirley Temple shines in Baby Take a Bow with James Dunn and Claire Trevor, as director Harry Lachman uses playful devices to keep her on set. The film opens today at the Ohio Theater as a family comedy drama about happiness and suspicion. The article also previews The Thin Man at the Majestic Theater, praising its detective-story writing by Dashiell Hammett and star William Powell.
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Claire Trevor
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