Local Sports Scores and Upcoming Games Noted
Fragmentary score roundup lists Kansas City 4 6, Minneapolis 4 and St Paul 2, Milwaukee 1. Mentions Purgh Chicago beat St Louis and New York at Washington with Philadelphia at Boston. Association games noted Columbus Toledo Indianapolis lineup.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Adays
Purgh
Chica
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Mangrum’s Golfers Aim for 1900 Open Entry
Mangrum leads as Pittsburgh golfer Taliana Mangrum targets today’s second division field for 1900 foreign amateur and professional entrants in a $5,000 event. Notables like Clarence Doser of Rochester and Bobby Burns contend for early rounds, while Hagen and Mehthorn spark a Ryder Cup year push, with Ridgewood and Jeffersonville players advancing amid a glare of international interest.
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Taliana Mangrum
Pitteburga
Oakmont
Clarence Doser
Roch
Bobby Burns
Hagen
Ridgewood
N. J
Bill’ Mehthorn
Atnay Shute
Chicago
Jeffersonville
Idr
Pittsburgh
Indians Two Points Out of Fifth in Tight AL Standings
Indians slip to fourth after an 8 1 loss to the Yankees and a twin bill split with the Red Sox. Detroit stretches lead as Washington falters. Cubs beat Braves and Reds edge Dodgers to climb in NL. Attendance falls far from midweek crowd.
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Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Tribe
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Johnny Allen
Mel
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Lefty Grove
Zeke Bonura
Washington
Schoolboy Rowe
Buddy Myer
Senators
Athletics
Browns
Whitey Wilshere
Jimmie Fox
Giants
Pirates
Roy Parmelee
Mel Ott
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Phillies
Joe Medwick
Ernie Orsatti
Virgil Davis
Tex Carleton
Braves
Chicago
Cubs
Reds
Billy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Baseball Briefs From National League and American League
The report compiles scattered lines about players Davis Grove Sara Bonura and Jimmie Nair with mentions of hits runs and homers. It notes Grove scoring for the White Sox and a two RBI effort by Bonura in a second game while Nair
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Associated Press
Davis
Cardinals
Hillies Grove
Red Sox
Sara
White Sox
Grove
Bonura
Sox
Chicago
Boston
Melillo
Amenene
Almada
Johnson
Cost
Winencatmeidaen
Reynolds
Williams
Werber
Dahlgren
Berg
el Weich
Rhodes
Hockette
Wineberg
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Louis Says Baers Hands Better Be Okay
The Brown Bomber Joe Louis agrees Max Baer should ensure his hands are ready for a comeback. Louis notes Baer’s hands are not seriously hurt but urges caution if doubts linger. Louis plans August fight with Kingfish Levinsky in Chicago and eyeing a September bout with Johnny Risko if dates fit.
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Joe
Baer
Max
James J. Braddock
Michigan State Boxing Commission
Louis
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Risko
Leading Batters and Pitchers in Early Season Standings
A condensed summary of early season batting and pitching leaders. Highlights include Ott of the Giants with 62 runs and 19 home runs, Medwick of the Cardinals with 109 hits, Greenberg of the Tigers with 25 home runs and 100 RBIs, Gehringer leading Tigers with 70 runs and 68 RBIs, and Schumacher of the Giants at 13-2 among pitchers.
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Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Martin Cardinals
Moore
J. Collins
Terry
Martin
Suhr
Goodman
Reds
J Collins
Camilli
Phillies
Berger
Braves
Bordagaray
Dodgers
More
Hack
Cubs
Schumacher
Parmelee
Johnson
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Greenberg Tigers
Athletica
Werber
Red Sox
Cramer
Stone
Senators
Cronin
Edwards Tops Mitt Program at Silver Bridge Card
Johnn Edwards of Charleston West Virginia tops the lineup for the Silver Bridge boxing card in Gallipolis July 15. He faces Johnny Bender of Marion Ohio in ten two minute rounds at 4 45 pm. also on the bill are Kilbane versus Gerrit and Battling Johnson versus Turner plus Sayre versus Caprina two Charleston youngsters open the show with six year old fighters Happ Share and Tommy Edwards.
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Gallipolis
Johnn. Edwards
Charleston
W. Va
Edwards
Johnny Bender
Marion
Ohio
Johnny Kilbane
Wildcat Gerrit
Malcolm Jackson
Gerrit
Bidwell Flash
Battling Johnson
Carl Turner
Charles Sayre
Pomeroy
Charles Caprina
Tommy Edwards
Happ Share
Birds Making Dash Toward Top of Loop
The Columbus Red Birds surged from sixth to a tie for third in the American Association after a strong run since June 27. They defeated Kansas City 12 to 4 with Nick Cullop and John Winsett homering twice each and Don Hurst adding one. Jim Winford led with nine hits as St Louis beat Indianapolis 5 2. Louisville closed in on Minneapolis by beating St Paul 6 4.
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Chicago
Columbus Red Birds
Red Birds
Milwaukee
Brewers
Ray Blades
St. Louis Cardinal
Phil Gall
Van
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Millers
Louisville
Gallivan
Saints
Phill Tect
Jack Tising
Leo Norris
Toledo Arena
Paul Sullivan
Skowers
Grant Bowler
McLarnin Weds Vancouver Socialite in City Ceremony
Jimmy McLarnin world welterweight champion married Miss Lilian Cupit of Vancouver at the bride's parents home on Thursday night. The couple departed for California and a Hawaii honeymoon immediately after the ceremony.
Handy Elmer Tops Cardinals Pitching Hype
A fragmented note praises Elmer for superior pitching ability over rivals My Dean and Haluyirows, claiming he is more handily equipped and among the largest in the game. It mentions his touring and whiskered image with belief in his fastballs and accuracy.
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Elmer
Dean
Haluyirows
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul
Veterans Clash For Ohio Women Amateur Crown
In Cincinnati two veterans, Mrs Well and Mire Shane Falla of Toledo Inverness, vie for the Ohio State women's amateur title in a six hole match. Mrs Well, defending champion, defeated Edith Boge 7 and 1, while Falla upset Dorothy Gerdner 3 and 3. The final rounds run Thursday with Mine Boggy elected president of the state association. The 1986 tournament is set for Cleveland Canterbury course, home of the Western Reserve district.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State
Well
So Club
Mire
Shane Falla
Toledo
Inverness
Thornton Emmons
Colebie
Weil
Galt
Edith Bog
Hind
TM Night Feature Promises Rivals Clash at Plaine Arena
An event described as a feature game between the Vimcork handball team and the COO boys from Camp Avene will be held at The Plaine next Wednesday night. The game starts promptly at a stated time.
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Vimcork” Handall
Camp Avene
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