Senators Rally as Sox Split with Red Sox in Openers
In yesterday’s action the Senators, led by strong relief work, handled the Browns and scored in the first inning. Ralph Kress and Luke Fred Schulte contributed, while Allen earned relief and the Yankees pitched for his first win.
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Indians Blister Yanks In Ninth To Narrow Gap
Cleveland pitchers issued six walks and four runs crossed in the ninth as Earl Combs doubled but New York still won 7 to 4. The Tigers lost to Washington 10-8 while Boston split with Chicago and St Louis beat Philadelphia 3-2. Ralph Kress Luke Sewell and Fred Schulte homered for Washington. Alan Strange drove in the deciding run for St. Louis. The National League had an open date.
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Browns Defeat A's in St Louis Slugfest
Browns top A's 9 to 2 in St Louis as Pinney and Cramer lead with multi hit games. Hemsley and Warstler contribute in the field and behind the plate while late rallies cap the scoring against Philadelphia.
Nats Edge Tigers In Low Scoring Baseball Tilt
A shortened box score shows Washington edging Detroit with early runs and late support. The Nationals push across a seventh inning tally while Tigers respond but fall short, with substitutions noted for batters in later frames and a final score of nine to eight.
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Hard Luck Stays With Ky Laffoon In Open Playoff
Johnny Revolta won the St Paul Open after a tough playoff with Ky Laffoon. Laffoon, Denver pro, endured two near wins leading to heartbreak as Cooper and Revolta tied the main event and Revolta edged him in a six hole extra frame.
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Garden Plans Heavy Tourney
New York July 17 The elimination tournament method used by Tex Rickard will return at Madison Square Garden. Max Baer will not defend his title until next June freeing the garden to stage eliminations this summer. Jimmy Johnston has lined up a big four of challengers Steve Hamas Primo Carnera Art Lasky and the winner of Neusel Schmeling. If possible two outdoor shows will pair these four with Loughran Levinsky Impellitteri Risko on supporting cards.
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Washington Senators Face Injury Woes Amid Pennant Chase
Washington star Joe Cronin vows a fight to regain full strength as injuries plague the Senators. Luke Sewell Cecil Travis Frankie Putiak Johnny Stone Joe Kuhel Alvin Crowder Earl Whitehill all miss time, while doubts about facing the Indians persist.
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Monkey Surgeon Among Stars Of Tent Heads To Athens
The Gentry Brothers trained animal show features Dr Murphy the monkey surgeon among sixty five dogs, twenty ponies, and two troupes of trained monkeys. Human acts include the Steiner Trio and Powell wire walkers. Performances are at 2 30 and 6 30 Wednesday July 18 in Athens.
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Stars of Cavalcade Seen in New Comedy Hit at Majestic
Stars of Cavalcade Diana Wynyard and Clive Brook headline Where Sinners Meet at Majestic in their first pairing since Cavalcade. The Dover Road adaptation stars Billie Burke Reginald Owen Alan Mowbray and others with J Walter Ruben directing. Joe E Brown guests as technical advisor on The Circus Clown at Ohio Theater.
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