Dizzy Dean Escapes Punishment Over St Paul Outburst
Dizzy Dean will not be punished for skipping an exhibition in St Paul. Manager Frankie Frisch and president Sam Breadon say the incident is finished. Frisch weighs starting Dean in the All Star game while Breadon backs Frisch to act as he sees fit.
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Moody Edges Jacobs To Win Wimbledon Title
Moody, at 29, defeats Miss Jacobs in a dramatic third set for the Wimbledon women’s singles championship. The match sees both players exchange lengthy rallies as Moody sustains a late comeback after trailing 3-0 in the final set and closes out 6-? with decisive net play and returns.
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JUST FRIENDS LORETTA YOUNG DENIES MARRIAGE PLANS
Loretta Young and Fred Perry attended Wimbledon’s final day but the film star denies dating or marriage intentions. She says she admires Perry as a champion and is not pursuing a romance, insisting there is no love life for her now.
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Schmeling and Paulino Aim for National Heavyweight Spotlight
Berlin reports indicate Schmeling and Paulino cancelled other engagements on Saturday to keep Sundays title bout central to public interest. Schmeling plans to decide after Joe Jacobs arrives and hinted next opponent could be Braddock or Louis, while Baer remains a possible future foe in Amsterdam.
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Arky Vaughan Clouts To 406 Batting Clip
New York reports Arky Vaughan resumes strong hitting after a two week layoff. He lifted his average to .406 with 13 hits in 29 at bats over the past week. Bill Terry rose to third in the NL leaders and Wally Moses climbed to second in the AL.
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CCC Tops Taylor Stores In 11 Innings For Lead
The CCC team defeated Taylor Stores 12 to 11 in 11 innings to break a tie for first in the City Softball circuit. CCC scored three in the 11th while Taylor added two but failed to push the tying run across.
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Nelsonville Downs Eagles 3-1 in Senior League clash
Nelsonville secured a 3 to 1 win over the Eagles Friday in the Senior League. Galvis pitched four hits allowed, Krumius held the visitors to six, and Powell at short flashed a standout running catch.
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Parade Run Highlights Baseball Scores Across Leagues
The Associated Press recap notes home runs by Bonaba Hale Webber Richards Kuhel Watkins Jordan Phelps Cuccinello Jackson Davis Galan Moore Durocher and leads from Greenberg Collins Ott Johnson Camillis as league totals show Nationals and American totals.
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Cincinnati Jockey Club to run pari mutuel window
The Times Star reports Cincinnati Jockey Club will operate a pari mutuel window in downtown Cincinnati during the August 23 to October 12 meeting to meet handbook competition. Also noted is Virginia Campbell of Eton Georgia as the United States smallest college student at Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate Tennessee. A side remark observes men with thick beards wear collars out faster than those with lighter growths.
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Standings and Sunday Games Across Leagues
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Bible Now Circulated in 678 Languages by Society
The Bible is distributed in 678 languages and dialects by the British and Foreign Bible Society, marking a wide reach in global scripture dissemination.
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Jesse Owens Marries Minnie Ruth Solomon in Cleveland
Jesse Owens, Ohio State track star, married Minnie Ruth Solomon in Cleveland after a brief home visit. Owens arrived from Lincoln, Nebraska, where he competed in the senior A A U meet, and the couple wed at 9:50 p m. Owens did not bring Mrs. Owens to Buffalo.
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Kiwanis Club Faces Faculty in Athens Softball Tilt
The Kiwanis All Stars meet the Ohio University Faculty Club in a Monday evening softball game at the Athens State Hospital diamond. Manager Sherman Gilmore lists Jack Rhoades to pitch and H. C. Pendry at catcher, with a lineup featuring two PhDs and several professors.
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Course record set at Logan at Hocking Valley Golf Club
Logan golfer W. W. Johnsen posted a new amateur course record at Hocking Valley Golf Club on Thursday with an 18 hole score that surpasses the previous best held by Bob Keynes. Bud Gilligan, newly appointed manager, notes the course par is 72 and confirms the club record for 18 holes.
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France's Global Holdings Outline in Territories
The possessions of France include small Atlantic Pacific and Indian Ocean islands along with continental territories in Africa South America and Asia.
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Goodman Wins 195 Open With Four-Foot Putt At North Shore
Johnny Goodman clinched the 195 Open at North Shore Chicago with a four-foot putt on the fifteenth in the final round. Ralph Guldahl trailed by nine strokes entering the round and briefly tied Goodman on the fourteenth as the pace quickened. Goodman's drive and second shot set up the decisive finish, with Guldahl two strong approach shots short of the edge of the cup.
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Goodman and Guidahl Duel in Golf Practice Sketch
The report details a golf round where Guidahl held the edge on long plays as Goodman netted five feet from the cup and sank a four. It notes finish potential if a thin putt had dropped, discusses common birdie outcomes from solid putting, and compares grip and stance to Jones with overlapping grips and specific hand positions.
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All-Stars Rally To Doubleheader Wins In Radcliff
The Vinton County All-State of Radcliff swept a doubleheader over the Northern A. C. of Cehwitmas on Independence Day, winning 15-0 and 7-0 as Radcliff builds momentum. The first game ended 15-0 and the nightcap was a five inning run-rule 7-0.
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Peacock Again Tops Owens in 1000 Meter
Crystal Beach Ontario fans watched Peacock Temple A narrow the gap on Owens in the 1000 meter feature. Peacock led for most of the race before roaring clear in the final 23 yards to win in 1:05.3, just off his Lincoln Neb time. Officials ruled Owens not impeded. Meadows and Roeth set other marks in sprint events as O'Brien and Sawyer posted district records.
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Nats Yanks Split First Game clash on road
Telegraph wires strung along highways weigh 206 pounds to the hie and set a backdrop for the opening game as the Nationals and Yankees split the contest.
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