Ohio State Star Is Victor Over Dayton Youth
Ohio State star Florio defeated Dayton youth Bobby Servis 6 up and 5 to play to win the State Amateur Golf Championship at the Portage course. The sweltering final drew more than 2,000 spectators as Florio, 17, claimed his second state title.
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Riots Break Out in Chicago Black Belt Area
Rioting erupted in Chicago's Black Belt today as Lieut. Mike Mills of the police squad blamed the unrest on communistic agitation.
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Final Handicap Match Set For Gallipolis Club Finals
Finals in the Gallipolis Golf Club annual handicap tournament will be played Sunday on the club course. The winner between Dr. Otto Vornholt and Frank Jones advances to meet Hubert Carnes, who earned his finals spot by defeating T. A. Stribling.
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Si Johnson Sparks Reds to 4-1 Victory Over Phillies
Cincinnati ends a three game skid as Si Johnson hurls the Reds to a 4 1 win over Philadelphia. Johnson allowed seven hits and benefited from Rays Benge’s early exits with Elliott finishing. Notable plays include Whit ney and Grantham RBIs and a late Cincinnati surge to seal the win before 1 000 in attendance.
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Cubs Lose Ground to Pirates in Dodgers defeat
The Chicago Cubs fell 6 to 4 to the Brooklyn Dodgers as Pittsburgh widened its lead to three and a half games. Dodgers jumped ahead in the first inning and held the edge behind pitchers Clark and Quinn. Brooklyns win combined with the Pirates sweep over the Braves tightens the pennant race.
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Giants Take Series With 4 1 Win Over Cardinals
Carl Hubbell pitched the New York Giants to a 4 1 victory over the St Louis Cardinals in game four, giving New York the series three games to one. Mel Ott drove in three runs including a first inning score and a third inning homer with J Moore aboard as the Giants built an early lead. An error by Marshall in the final inning allowed Bottomley to score, but Hubbell earned the win.
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Mel Ott
J. Moore
New York
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Two Kiwanis Junior League Games Carred for Logan
July week seven of Kiwanis Junior League schedules two games in Logan. On Monday Methodists meet Catholics and on Wednesday United Brethren play Episcopalians with Friday open. Postponed rain games may be played to decide the first half pennant.
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Violet Popovich Valli Freed After Jurges Shooting
Chicago July 16 Violet Popovich Valli 21 year old ex showgirl who shot Cubs shortstop William Jurges was freed by Judge John A Sbarbaro as Jurges would not prosecute the case stating he prevented her death by her own action in the incident considered.
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Billy) Jurges
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Python kills rival in zoo food fight
At the Philadelphia Zoo an 18 foot python fought a 20 foot mate over a 25 pound pig and was killed in the clash. The incident occurred in Philadelphia on July 16.
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Business Men Still Winning Second-Half Title Chase
Gallipolis July 16 The Business Men won their second game of the second half defeating Farmers' Club 5 to 1. Diggins allowed four hits while O'Brien Blazer each had two RBIs and Brothers Binger Keltner added three hits. Standings show Business Men leading with 2-0 in the half and Farmers' Club next, with other schedule games listed for the week.
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Sunday Games Style in National and Association Leagues
Schedule lists major matchups across baseball and basketball divisions with multiple games. Teams include Brooklyn, St Louis, New York, Chicago, Boston, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit, Milwaukee, Columbus, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Louisville, St Paul. Specific two game series noted for several pairings.
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Association Scores Show Tight Play Across Cities
Indianapolis and Minneapolis race to the plate as scoring sequences unfold. Vandenberg Petty Hill and Griffin star for Indianapolis while Milwaukee and St Paul collide in a high pace matchup. Pearon Lawson Moore Winegar lead Milwaukee’s effort alongside Knott Kensenich Hillin and Young. McKain Shea Strelecki Vanatta and Guillani feature for St Paul in a defensive duel.
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Tunney Enlists as Democratic Party Worker in Connecticut
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, now a Stamford farmer, visited Democratic National Committeeman Archibald McNeil and said he wants to help canvass the district for Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and Governor Wilbur L Cross.
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Indians Sweep Yankees With 8-1 Finale
Cleveland trumped New York 8 to 1 to take two of three from the Yankees in New York. Morton Harder pitched six clean innings and the Tribe piled up 18 hits led by powerful batting. Ruth’s fifth inning single was New York’s lone bright spot as Cleveland moved to second place behind Philadelphia.
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Senators Sweep Browns to Extend Win Streak to Eight
Washington punishes St. Louis with an 11 to 5 victory to stretch their winning run to eight games. Tom Thomas pitched a shutout until late relief, yielding five scattered hits as the Senators mounted a 15 hit assault off Hebert and Cooney. The Browns trailed 3 0 0 and 0 0 6, while St. Louis went scoreless until the ninth.
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Grove Tops Tigers as Athletics Win 14 3 in Philadelphia
Lefty Grove held Detroit to six hits, including two homers by Gehringer, and Jimmy Foxx hit his 36th of the season as Philadelphia defeated Detroit 14 to 3. Sorrel, Goldstein, and Hayworth pitched for Detroit with Grove and Cochrane behind the Athletics' 14-hit attack.
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Kline Shuts Out White Sox In Boston Win
Boston right hander Bob Kline, 21, allowed two hits while striking out four as the Red Sox battered Chicago 8 to 0. Excellently supported, Kline dominated the game with a strong opening inning surge that produced the decisive runs.
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Left Heel Lift in Golf Backswing Improves Downswing
The article explains that lifting the left heel during the backswing can reduce tension and aid a proper weight shift. Replacing the left heel to the ground during the downswing helps move the left side out of the way, allowing the arms and hands to swing freely.
Hafey En Route to Ontario for Rest After Flu
Hafey of the Cincinnati Reds travels by rail to Ontario for a ten day rest in a cooler climate while recovering from influenza. He has served as pinch hitter and played five innings in one game this week. Sidney Wei, owner, directs Hafey to remain in Ontario until full recovery.
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Old Timers to Don Uniforms In Nelsonville
Nelsonville July 16. John Reed says the Old Timers will wear uniforms for a charity game against Twilight League talent. Reed aims to fund a city playground backstop and prove twilight players misplay baseball. He lists Rick Taylor Apple Stewart Hoodler Had Sharp and other longtime stars, with up to 30 hopefuls available.
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Games Wanted for Local Junior Baseball Teams
Advertises that junior baseball teams in the Amesville area seeking opponents should contact Ralph C. Bennett at Amesville Box 124 to arrange games.
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Amesville
Athens Net Tourney Opens Monday at University Courts
The annual Athena Tennis Tourney begins Monday at the University Courts with 1¢ entries for singles. Defending champion Roger Taylor cannot attend, and Ford Grose also misses, leaving Leonard Tinker and Jimmy Roach as top contenders. First round pairs include Freedburg vs Evans, Gibbs vs Gaten, Buck vs Chute, Bartlett vs Beery, Wagner vs Hires, Tinker vs Kinison, Road vs Pickens, White vs Shay.
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Mermaids Break Two World Marks
Helene Madison of Seattle set a 400-meter freestyle world record in 6:82.2 and Eleanor Holm of New York set a 100-meter backstroke world record in 1:14.23 during a two day selection meet in New York as mermaids contend for the 1936 Olympic team.
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Vienna
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Australia
Ohio State sprinter ties world mark at trials
Jack Keller of Ohio State tied the world record of 14.4 seconds in the 110 meter hurdles to win the final American Olympic trials. George Saling of Iowa and Percy Beard of the New York A C. finished second and third and also qualified for the U S Olympic team.
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Athens Triumphs Over Nelsonville In Pitching Duel
On a wet diamond Athens TF O nine defeated Nelsonville five to two in a recreational game. Collamore pitched for Nelsonville and Hayes for Athens, each yielding eight and seven hits respectively with dominant strikeout tallies. Nelsonville scored once in the first, Athens answered with three in the first and two in the seventh to seal the win. Schedule for next week lists varied matchups.
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Gusto Narrowly Wins Arlington Classic at Arlington
Gusto ridden by LRe Silva Coucel won the Arlington Classic by two lengths at Arlington, IL. Top Flight and Falreno trailed the field of twelve, while Stepentetchit and Evergold followed in proximity behind the winner. The crowd of about 30,000 watched the $6,000 purse race as Gusto strengthened his championship claim in the division.
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Firemen Beaten as Blue Diamond Triumphs in Extra Innings
On July 11 the Blue Diamond nine outscored the Firemen in the tenth inning to win 5 4. Both teams were tied 1 1 after nine frames with the Coal Miners holding a slight edge in hits. In the extra frame the Miners pulled ahead and held the lead.
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Wilmington Names Dr. Dalton Peelle as Head Coach
Dr. Dalton Jimmy Peelle, former Cincinnati Bearcat end, was named head coach of Wilmington College football. The 25 year old Wilming ton native recently finished a year as a Los Angeles hospital internist.
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Jimmy’ Peelle
University of Cincinnati
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