Mitchs Musings Mixed Sports Gossip and Rumors
Joe Louis era returns fantasies with Max Baer and Gunner Barlund this fall or winter. Baer may need to prove himself beyond managing Bob Taylor to stay competitive. Baseball notes include Cookie Lavagetto’s decline behind Leo Durocher, Babe Ruth’s Dodgers, Burgoo King’s Derby line as sire, Gehringer York and Greenberg pitching woes, and Yankee power declines. English polo plans for the Westchester Cup, Nearco’s $300,000 price tag, and Tracery’s 1920 Belmont price loom. Umpires err, Dr Kojac eyes 1940 Tokio, and Sam Chapman boosts hitting in the Athletics.
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Yanks Step Back Giants and Browns Fall to Reds
New York tops St Louis Browns 15-12 in 10 innings as Joe DiMaggio drives in six and homers twice to reclaim first place. Cleveland loses to Washington 4-3 while Boston beats Detroit 7-4. Pittsburgh drops as Dodgers rally 10-5. Reds beat Giants 6-1, Cardinals lose 10-5.
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Tigers Win First Game Against Boston in Doubleheader
Detroit drives four runs in the opener, led by Walker Greenberg Fox and Foxx. Dickman and McKain limited Boston to seven runs as Christman and Cronin spark the offense in a late rally. Attendance around 20,000.
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Dodgers Batter Pittsburgh in 10 Run Victory
Brooklyn blasts Pittsburgh 10 to 6 in a high scoring game. Rizzo Young and Durocher drive in multiple runs while Camilli hits a homer. Stainback adds key RBIs as Lavagetto stars on offense.
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Macks Top Chisox 5 in Philadelphia Win
In Philadelphia the Athletics defeated Chicago 5 to 2 behind solid hitting by Kuhel Appling Ambler and Johnson. Knott took the loss after allowing four runs on four hits while Caster fanned eight. Attendance reached 3,000 as Macks team moved ahead in the pennant chase.
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All-Star tilt to feature Wyatt and Page in Indianapolis
Whitlow Wyatt the Milwaukee Brewers sale to Brooklyn Dodgers and Vance Page the Indianapolis Indians ace will start for the American Association All-Stars in a 10 000 capacity game in Indianapolis. Kemp Wicker Roy Parmelee and Burt Shotton round out the mound corps and a balance of stars from Kansas City Toledo Minneapolis Columbus and Milwaukee fills the rest of the lineup.
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Vance Page
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Page
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Toledo
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St. Paul
Eddie Miller
Kansas City
Eddie Joost
Joe Gallagher
Lynn King
Columbus
Ted Williams
Minneapolis
Joe Becker
Milwaukee
Kemp Wicker
Louisville
Gallia Teen Ace Wins Praise in Southeastern Golf Tour
Gallia ace Howard Baker, a 15 year old Lipolis boy, led halfway and tied for the lead in the Southeastern District golf tournament at Chillicothe Tuesday. A bad hole on the third nine left him in third place, two strokes behind the winner, but his leg infection kept him using crutches for a time. He has discarded the crutches and eyes a bright golfing future.
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Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Howard
Yankees Win Over Browns 15 12 in Extra Time
New York defeated Cleveland 15 to 12 after a 14 inning marathon with Gehrig DiMaggio and Rolfe delivering key RBIs. Betts notes Rosfuls and early lead changes as Murphy and Walkup combined for the win. The St Lawrence seaway remark closes the report.
Athens Gun Club First Shoot Proves Great Success
The Athens Gun Club opened its first shoot Sunday at East State Street near the airport with 21 shooters in the 16 yard program and skeet events. R. E. Leist of Pataskala led the 16 yard program with 95 of 100, followed by G. M. Hansley 94 and Joe Woodyard 93.
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R. E. Leist
Pataskala
G. M. Hansley
Joe Woodyard
G. Woolover
E. H. Norris
Frank X. Rauch
Henry Kramer
M. M. Kerr
H. E. White
D. E. Gallagher
R. Flagstaff
Francis Lemoine
Ernest Ecker
A. L. Young
Miss Lois Rogers
Roger Jones
C. C. Dutton
Carl Beasley
C. Darius
H. Darius
Lee Shaner
Trick Shot Exhibition by Capt Milton Hicks at Athens Gun Club
Capt Milton Hicks, renowned rifle and shotgun marksman with Peters Cartridge Co, will perform an exhibition Friday at 5 pm on the Athens Gun Club grounds near the Athens Airport. The grounds open at 2 pm with free admission for spectators. Hicks is a regular on the Grand American Handicap program at Vandalia.
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Peters Cartridge Co
Athens
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Vandalia
Officials Laud First Club Shoot Success and Future Plans
Club officials praised the inaugural shoot, noting strong participation and planning more events. A total of 4,200 clay targets were used during the event.
Lathrop Defeats Orbiston 6 to 1 in Tuesday Baseball
Orbiston Red Caps lost to Lathrop 6 to 1 Tuesday night. A return game will be played at Lathrop July 29. Lineups list Orbiston players Wyskiver Shaffer Wade Banfield Wade Turner North Gill Carsner and more against Lathrop Pierce Dregs Quinn Smith Dregs Quin Brooks and Six. Booked up for July.
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Country Club Golf League Medal Play Winners
Mrs Roy Shirley won the Ladies Medal Play Handicap with a net 37 and Mrs Charles Cornwell finished second with 43. A Best Ball Tournament for the men is scheduled for next Saturday and Sunday.
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St. Louis and Boston Face Off in Standings Clash
Open date play sees St. Louis at Boston while Detroit meets New York and Cleveland faces Philadelphia. Also listed are Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh with additional matchups in the Association standings.
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Association
Nelson Favored in PGA Championship Quarterfinals
Byron Nelson dominates Shawnee CC to reach the quarterfinals of the 21st PGA championship. He routed Harry Bassler 11 and 10 and is favored to beat Jimmy Hines, who just defeated defending champion Denny Shute 2 and 1. Sam Snead and Jimmy Foulis loom in the same bracket, with Snead the early 2 to 1 favorite.
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Sammy Snead
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Marvin Stahl
Lansing
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Paul Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Henry Picard
Smith
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Cleveland
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Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
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Picard
Dick Metz
Chicago
Cleveland Edges Washington in Ninth Inning Rally
Cleveland scores five runs, including key RBIs by Hale Ferrell and Trosky, to beat Washington 5 to 4. Feller and Kelley combine on the mound with six walks and eight strikeouts, while Wright and Keltner pace the offense with multirun contributions. Attendance reaches 10,000 as the winning run comes after Kelley’s wild pitch.
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Myer
Reds beat Giants 6 to 1 in home game
Reds 6 Giants 1. Lombardi 2 RBIs. Derringer 2 RBIs. Leber and Goodman each 1 RBI. Bartell Mancuso Lombardi had two-base hits. Myers sacrifice. Ott Kampourist Leslie DP. New York left 8, Cincinnati 7. Castleman 3 walks, 13 hits allowed. Derringer 4 strikeouts. Attendance 26,086. Ladies day noted.
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