Macks Edge Indians In 18 Inning Fray Atop A.L.
Athletics defeated the Indians 18 17 in a marathon 18 inning game at Yankee Stadium as Jimmy Foxx hit his 33rd homer and Eddie Rommel pitched 17 innings for the win. Browns beat the Yankees 10 9 and 8 7 in separate games as Detroit and Boston split a doubleheader. Reds beat Giants twice while Pirates and Cubs won in the National League.
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EW York
U.P
Athletics
New York Yankees
Indians
Yanks
Browns
Mackmen
Jimmy Foxx
Earl Averill
Foxx
Eddie Rommel
Krausse
Hudlin
Ferrell
Cleveland
Yankee Stadium
Lefty Gomez
Detroit
Red Sox
Tigers
Sox
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Caraway
Fraser
Evans
Alvin Crowder
Reds
Giants
Phillies
Cardinals
Cards
Pirates
Dodgers
Hack Wilson
Gordon Slade
Cubs
Braves
Lonnie Warneker
Athens golfers compete in Southeastern Ohio tourney at Cambridge
Athens Coun try Club members led by B. T. Grover Jack Preston Major S. M. Johnson R. L. Morton John Swanson and C. G. O'Bleness travelled to Cambridge for the Southeastern Ohio golf tourney. Qualifying scores ranged Preston 161 Swanson 165 Johnson 187 Morton 168 Grover 169 O'Bleness 169 with Beckley and Cross 171.
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Athens Country Club
Cambridge
B. T. Grover
Jack Preston
S. M. Johnson
R. L. Morton
John Swanson
C. G. O’bleness
Harry Beckley
Frank Cross
Athens
Preston
Swanson
Johnson
Morton
Grover
O’bieness
Beckley
Cross
Reds Sweep Giants in Double Bill to Climb from Cellar
Cincinnati won both ends of a doubleheader against New York, 6-4 and 4-2, lifting the Reds from last place as the Giants slipped into the cellar after the losses.
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Cincinnati
Reds
New York Giants
Giants
Statistical Baseball Box Score Fragment
A partial box score lists RBI leaders Moore O Farrell Roettger Durocher Manion Hafey with hits by Ott Fallis Marshall Roettger Carroll and Grantham Sacrifice Doubit double plays Grantham to Durocher to Hendrick. Luque takes the loss in 7 1 3 innings as Bell allows two runs in 2 2 3 innings. Umpires Rairdon Pfirman. Time 1 56.
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New York
Moore II
Rhoa Critz
Ott
Fee
Hendrick
Herman
Gorham
Lombardi
C Roettger
If. Durocher
Ss. Lucas
P. Eonene
Ween Escenore
Marshall
Hoyt
Cincinnati
Teman
Hogan
Fullis Hendrick
Herrantham
Roettger
Durocher
Erry
Grantham
Fullis
Terry
Fitzsimmons
Lucas J
Losin
Hoyt Firman
Bell
Crabtree
Cowsnenee
Douthit
Oon
Durocer
Manion
Ae Correll Il Cae Castereeos
O’farrell
dRan
Ea Aery
Moore
O'Farrell
Durocher Manion
Hafey
Fallis
Carroll
Sacrifice
Doubit
New
Lee
Ryan
Woos
Healy
Grabowski
Lebourveau
Asso
Smith
Ey Onenewee
Richards
Brubig
Petty
Sanamincinnel
Ratanosene
Columbus
Minneapolis
Anderson
Cohen
Crawford
Swanson
Cullop
Tuble
Hauser
Dean
Rue
Rwin
Mac Suggests Moguls Adopt Fines Scale For Punches
Henry McLemore reports on baseball dustups from Boston to New York as players clash with pitchers and umpires. He notes Bill Dickey and Carl Reynolds duel before a league punishment, and he mocks rules with a proposed fines scale to deter bruising on the field.
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Henry McLemore
York
U.P
Tech
Charles Devens
Harvard
Lord Fauntleroy
Marquis of Queensberry
Brannigans
Moriarty
Milt Gaston
White Sox
Jurges
Finn
Dodgers
Gudat
Cubs
Vaughan
Pirates
Myers
Senators
Gehrig
Yankees
Reynolds
Dickey
Cleveland
Twin Defeat Puts Birds in Fourth Place
In Minneapolis on July 11 the Columbus Red Birds lost twice to the Millers 6-5 and 4-3, dropping to fourth in the American Association. Rosy Ryan earned the win in both games, relieving Pea Ridge Day and aiding Jess Petty in the nightcap.
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Birds
Minneapolis
Millers
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Rosy Ryan
Pea Ridge Day
Jess Petty
Big Five in Baseball Highlighted by Ruth Gehrig and Wilson
Babe Ruth had one single in eight plate appearances driving in one run. Lou Gehrig hit two singles and a double, driving in six runs. Al Simmons collected five singles for six runs. Hack Wilson homered and singled in four at bats for two runs. Bill Terry doubled in eight at bats for two runs.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Madeone
Lou Gehrig
AL Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Baseball matchups across leagues listed
National league games include Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh American league features St Louis at New York Chicago at Washington Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Association slate pairs Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at St Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
American Association
Mwaukee
National League
Bosai
Phadelphia
Cinesmata
Aes
Philadelpta
St Louis
Chicago O
NFL cuts player limit to 20 on rosters
Atlantic City July U P reports the National Football League shortens rosters from 22 to 20 players per team and announces the longest season yet running from September 18 to December 11. Joe Carr of Columbus is re elected president and Carl L Storck of Dayton is named vice president and treasurer.
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Atlantic City
N. J
U.P
National Football League
Joe Carr
Columbus
Carl L. Storck
Dayton
Outdoor Boxing Bouts Planned by New York Clubs
More than twenty boxing clubs in the metropolitan New York area plan to stage open air bouts during the summer months. The move aims to bring boxing to public parks and open spaces across the region.
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New York Area
Large Field Looms for Ohio Amateur Tourney
Portage Country Club hosts the 20th annual Ohio amateur event prelims with over 170 entrants and expectations of 200 plus. Notables include Al Eapinoza and Spaulding Watts, Al Sargent with Ray Miller, and Denny Shute with BE G Livesay. Predicted low scores contrast with roughs and weeds, while tips stress grip, stance, elbow position, and weight transfer for downward strikes.
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Ohio
Portage Country Club
al Eapinosa
Spaulding Watts
Akron
al Sargent
Toledo
Inverness Pro
Ray Miller
Sargent
Waldo Crowder
Cleveland
Warren Bicknell
Crowder
Ogilvie
Dave, Sr
Rodney
Alex Jr
Alex Sr
Dave Jr
Ed Liebenthal
Lew Waldron
Larberton
Jack Munro
Waldron
Wilson Crain
Ernie Shave
Ed Kerby
Denny Shute
Lake Forest
BE. G. Livesay
Shute
Amateur qualifiers set with twenty entries and 36 holes
Twenty players entered the amateur tournament with a 36 hole qualifier 18 to be played tomorrow and 18 on Wednesday. Match play for the championship begins Thursday and continues through Saturday.
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