Coaches pick star players across major programs in poll
A Chicago Tribune feature lists top selections by leading coaches for the all star team. Names span Notre Dame Texas Christian Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa State with positions End Tackle Guard Center Quarterback Halfback and Fullback across multiple schools.
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Bees Beat Reds Twice In Pitchers Duel Collapse
The Bees handed the Reds two losses, 3-0 and 4-3, as Cincinnati’s offense struggled against Sailor Posey and misplays doomed them in the second game. Whitey Moore’s bunt miscue helped tie the second game, while Card-inals surged past the Giants 3-1 to maintain a six game lead. The Braves, Cubs, Dodgers, Yankees, Red Sox, White Sox, and Browns also posted wins in a busy day of major league action.
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Marius Russo
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Ada Sherwood Returns for 25th Oberlin Reunion
Ada Sherwood of Berea Kentucky, a 1914 Oberlin graduate aged 78, recalls plans to start college in 1909 while describing her retired life spent on handiwork and writing for fun after recently attending her 25th class reunion.
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Dizzy Dean Left Arm Injury Mystery Deepens
Dizzy Dean of the Chicago Cubs has a bandaged left arm after an apparent cut. Manager Gabby Hartnett said no tolerance for training-rule breaches and the case remains murky with conflicting accounts from Dean and his wife. The injury required two stitches and prompted travel to Chicago for front-office explanations.
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Saints climb to 4th in American Association standings
Saint Paul Saints return to the first division by defeating the Indianapolis Indians in both ends of a doubleheader 11-6 and 4-2. The Saints posted timely singles while the Indians left many on base as Kansas City Blues split with Toledo and Minneapolis edged Louisville. Nate Andrews earned his 14th win in the opener.
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Yanks Take Pair in Lancaster Wins Beer Dough Nuts
A Lancaster restaurant earns notice for its specialty beer dough nuts made by mixing beer into the batter, offering a distinctive pastry twist.
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Standings Report From Early Baseball and Association Games
Standings across leagues show Boston and St Louis leading various matchups. Notable results include Chicago and Brooklyn high scores, New York strong with Detroit and Cleveland, and end of 12 innings darkness in a Philadelphia game. Association results feature Columbus over Milwaukee and multiple intercity scores across St Paul, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Toledo, Minneapolis, and Louisville.
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National basketball pairings listed for upcoming games
The schedule lists matchups: Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, St. Louis at New York, New York at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, Milwaukee at Columbus, Kansas City at Toledo, Minneapolis at Louisville, and St. Paul at Indianapolis.
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Jacobs Aims Detroit Fight For Louis Pastor Title
Promoter Mike Jacobs flew to Detroit to finalize plans for a September 21 heavyweight title defense of Joe Louis against Bob Pastor. If Briggs Stadium rights can be secured, contract signings will occur in Detroit midweek, with a Philadelphia bout between Lou Nova and Tony Galento planned for late September.
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Reds Are Scribes Choice To Cop National Pennant
A United Press poll of prominent writers predicts the Cincinnati Reds will win the National League title. Twelve favor Reds to three for Giants with several names of correspondents from The Post Times Star Enquirer Sun-Telegraph Mirror Journal and World-Telegram cited.
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Pinkie Kyle Shines in Foursome Event
Gerald Pinkie Kyle, Bob Littler, Art Smith and Joe Gill won the best half foursome with a net 64 2 3. Kyle shot 77 for the day 36 out 41 in. Neal Mathews Carl Heck Tom Gibson and Lawrence Worstell placed second 6 1 3. Blind bogey for women golfers Wednesday. Directors Prize second round must be finished by Sunday July 22.
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