Two Lefties In Reversal Of 34 Form
Grove and Hallahan emerge as top contenders for the season’s greatest comeback. Hallahan, once wild, has posted five straight wins in June and a 2 to 1 victory over the Braves as St Louis extends a 13 game run. Grove wins 11 with five straight, aiding Boston’s push in the AL. several games feature strong pitching, hits, and late-inning shifts across the league.
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Stagg predicts Bears win. notes past scoreless tie
Amos Alonzo Stagg picks the Chicago Bears to beat the College All-State at Soldier Field on Aug 29, acknowledging last year's scoreless tie questioned his judgment. A Western Conference rule allows football practice to start five days earlier this fall as part of the season notes.
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Ohio race meet nets 2325 in taxes at Lancaster
The American Legion seven day racing meet at Lancaster produced 2325 in state taxes from pari mutuel machines on total betting of 176341. The Ohio Racing Commission said it took no action on Coney Island’s informal dates and approved Beulah Park Grove City dates from Aug 1 to Sept 28 for the fall meeting.
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Loyal Daughters Class Meeting Friday Night
Browns GLOUSTER The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday night at the home of Mrs. Ruth Watkins on Front Street.
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Women Begin Aquatic Meet at National AAU Championships
New York opens as top American women swimmers hit Manhattan Beach for the AAU championships. Oliver McKean of Seattle defends the 100 meter freestyle against 20 rivals including Katherine Rawls, Le nore Kight, and Alice Bridges. Rawls not defending diving, Dorothy Pynton Hill favored in platform. Kight expected to retain the mile three style.
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Quinn to pitch again for Johnstown exhibition
Jack Quinn, famed spitball star, returns to the mound for a Johnstown exhibition against the Charleston Senators. Val Picinich, former Boston and Brooklyn catcher, now manages the Senators, catching Quinn’s slants.
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Evans Fails in Western Meet
Charles Chick Evans Jr. of Chicago misses the Western Amateur championship bracket after posting 157 in the qualifying round. Rodney Bliss Jr. tops qualifiers with 142 as rivals tie at 151 to contest three open spots in the morning playoff.
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Chick) Evans, Jr
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Big Guns Slump Hit A L batting leaders of 1934
Washington report notes a slump among top American League batters from 1934 led by Simmons Manush and Trosky. Simmons sits around .250 after bench time, Manush aims under .300, Trosky around .240. Jo Jo White Werber Averill Goslin Chapman Combs Owen also below 1934 marks.
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Harridge Expected Back Soon From Illness
Chicago strongman Will Harridge president of the American League has been hospitalized nearly two weeks with a kidney ailment and expects to return to his office next week.
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Seeded Stars Fall In Essex County Club Invite Tennis
In the 11th Essex County Club Invitation, only two of four seeds advanced to the quarterfinals. Van Ryn of Philadelphia and Pederson of Stamford were upset by unseeded players, while Palfrey and Harris won their third round matches. The event featured strong heat and notable names from Boston, New York, and Wayne.
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Millers and Birds Vie for AA Lead in Open Series
In Chicago AP report Donie Bush and the first place Minneapolis Millers travel to Columbus to face the Red Birds who climbed from the second division into contention after a long winning streak. Stine held Columbus to seven hits as St. Paul halted that run 4 2. Milwaukee’s Forest Pressnell delivered key relief while Gilberto Torres faltered in the eighth. Indianapolis fell to Kansas City 6 1 in a night game, narrowing the Millers’ margin.
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Joyce Wethered Shoots 73 at Scioto in Best Ball
Joyce Wethered, British golf star, shot 73 at Scioto Country Club in a best ball exhibition. She tied Mrs. Linton Fallis and P Hart for the event with Hart posting 71 and Lorma 75 while Mrs. Fallis finished at 90. Wethered’s round matches her best U S tour score.
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