New White Hope James Cutrone Faces Big Ring Promise
Mitch's Musings reports Charles Friedman touts 19 year old James J Cutrone of Flushing N Y as a sensational white hope. Friedman compares him to Fitzsimmons Jeffries Tunney and Dempsey while eyeing a title shot and possible future Mongolian heavyweight recruit.
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Charles
Charley
Bob Fitzsimmons
James J. Jeffries
James d. Corbett
Jack Johnson
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Friedman P
Cutrone
Robert Taylor
Friedman
Carnera
Knute Hansen
Sweden
Eugene Crique
France
Len Harvey
England
Prince Selah el Din
Egypt
James J
New York
Joe Louis
Louis
Boston Club Wins 22 of Last 30 Tilts
The Boston Bees rise from the cellar to press for a first division spot, winning 22 of their last 30 since June 27. They held off the Pirates in a doubleheader 5-2 and 7-5 with Guy Bush limiting hits and Lou Fette notching his 13th win.
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Leslie Avery
New York
U.P
Boston Bees
Braves
Bees
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Guy Bush
Bucs
Lou Fette
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Harry Gumbert
Cubs
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Reds
Phillies
Lamaster
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Nationals
Wes Ferrell
Jimmy Deshong
Bees Take Pair in Narrow Pitsth Game Summary
A chaotic box score fragment shows a doubleheader where Pittsburgh and Boston battled. The second game reports Blanton on the mound for Pittsburgh and various player at bats with mixed errors and base hits. Winning pitcher Fette and attendance listed as 22,3, with left on base tallies for Pittsburgh and Boston.
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Moore
Todd
Pelo
DiMaggio
Pletcher
Pittsburgh
Boston & Balls
Blanton
Bush
Bare
Anton
Brow
Blanton & In
R. Brews
Lastos
Ucas
Fletcher
Boston
Bowman
Fette
Pyeman Motte
Brand
Ette
Vnte
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DiCooney
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Mize
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Medwick
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Phelps
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Rochr
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Henshaw
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el Empurs
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Grace
a-Miller
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Myersss
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Hott
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Tis
Davis
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Gacrifice
Kam
Joredan
Dare -Philade i
Gineine Nati
Jase
R.vis
Cascarella
Pasenaeer
Derringer
Capcarelte Devis
Davi
Ini
Welcome Home Budge Proposed As Davis Cup Hope
Henry McLemore imagines a royal New York reception for J Donald Budge upon return from winning the Davis Cup for the United States. He predicts bands, fireboats, city leaders, and lavish honors to persuade Budge to stay amateur and defend the cup, warning of temptations from professional promoters offering large sums.
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Henry McLemore
NEW York
U.P
United States
England
J. Donald Budge
California
Jenny Lind
Lindbergh
Queen Marie
Tilden
Wood
Shields
Lott
Hennessy
Allison
van Ryn
Budge
Simon-Pyres
Germany
Grant
Parker
Riggs
Sabin
Vines
Perry
Millfield seeks Sunday game with district fast club
Millfield reports no game on Sunday August 1 and invites a quick-arranged match with any fast club in the district. Contact Bill Sisson at 100 Mill St Athens Ohio for arranging details.
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Millfield
Bill Sisson
Mill St
Athens
Ohio
Yanks Rally In Nine Innings To Split With Chicago
New York and Chicago played a tight game with the Yankees scoring in the ninth to tie 6-6 and force a split after a 7-6 final. DiMaggio drove in runs, while Henrich and Crosetti crafted key hits for New York as runs and errors defined a high‑tension late contest.
Giants Blank Cubs In another somber baseball score line
The report records a decisive Giants win over the Cubs with key players named including Herman, Berger, Danning, and Moore. Scoring details note two-base hits by Leslie and home runs by Danning and Berger. Extra lines cite hitting and pitching notes such as walks and strikeouts, with late-game shifts and substitutions.
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Aslinwe
Marty
Mninge
a-Mack Oo
Bhoun
Pigeed
Joenin
Martiett
ore—Herman
Caverrella
Moore
Danning
Bereer
Leslie
Berger
New York
Chica
A 'S
Lee
Gumon Ae Lee
Wa Radenee
Lamng
Plains Trim Chester 3 0 in Sunday baseball clash
The Plains defeated Chester 3 to 0 on Syracuse field. Harrison pitched superbly for Plains with strong defense backing, while Quillen pitched well for Chester, allowing five hits. Next Saturday July 31 Plains travel to Millfield and Radcliff visits on Sunday August 1.
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the Plains
Chester
Syracuse
Harrison
Quillen
Millfield
Radcliff
Hope Plains
Nelaon
Hunter
Togmato
Csissessingsencs
Ikctesdatsonessad
Chester A
S. Guinther
Gaul
H. Knight
C. Knight
B. Guinther
Nesselrode
Young
Crow
Seccoese
Plaimm
Isesseess
Hall
Kestival
Hilleary
Biography of Leaders In Baseball Stats
A United Press style table lists leading hitters and their averages for the season. Medwick of the Cards tops batting average at .405 with 137 hits in 338 at bats, followed by Hartnett .384 for the Cubs and Gehrig .480 in 84 games. DiMaggio leads several categories including runs batted in and home runs. The piece ends with a note on annual U.S. onion consumption per person.
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R H Pet. Medwick
Cards
Hartnett
Cubs
Gehrig
Yankees
I. Waner
Pirates
DiMaggio
Voxx
BOK
Trosky
Indians
Medwick
Cardinale
Greenberg
Tigers
Arennesensé Us
Bors Galan
Eevasanee Rolfe
All Star Game Sets Featuring Major Matchups
Hae New York at St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Boston at Cincinnati. American Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington. Cleveland at Philadelphia. St Louis at Boston. Association All star game at Columbus.
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New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Columbus
Tate
Bt. Louis
American Club
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Pittsbur
Pittsboro
Louis
Chico
St Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Pau
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Kansasity
waTinwa
Three Way Tie in Athens Country Club Medal Play
Henry Begg Charlie O Bleness and Gerald Kyle tied for first in Class A with net 72 at Athens Country Club. R Paynter and Art Smith tied for next at 73. Captain Pearson won Class B with 76, while M H McFarland S Gilmore and N Mathews tied at 77.
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Henry Begg
Charlie O'Bleness
Gerald Kyle
Athens Country Club
R. Paynter
Art Smith
Pearson
M. H. McFarland
S. Gilmore
N. Mathews
Nationals Edge Cardinals In High Scoring Spring Tilt
Washington and St Louis combined for a 15 run game as Almeda and Lewis drove in key runs. Stone homered for the Nationals while Kuhel and West contributed multi hit efforts in the exhibition. Attendance neared seven thousand as pitching and fielding yielded a lively contest.
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Ber Wilko
Mogeet
Washin
Ceerenee
Price
Myer
Allen Uns
Lewis
Rimmons
Travis
Stone
Bell
Davis Quarponser
Kuhel West
Srimmons
Tone
Almada
Davis
Washington
St. Louis
DeShong
Hogeet
Mit
Walseus
Macks 12 Tigers 9 in Detroit game summary
Philadelphia bunched runs to beat Detroit 12 to 9 as Walker Fox and Peters homered. Greenberg and Rogell drove in key Detroit runs, while Turbeville took the loss and Poffenberger the win in front of 23,000 at the yard.
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Pilla
Detroit
Moses
Fox
Finney
Rogellss
Werber
Johnson
Ognberg
Athr'ck
Owalkerlf
Brucker
Owen
Petera
O'Laabeef
Parker
Boston
Thomas
Gehringer
Rogel
Hill
Walker
Bolton
Greenberg
Peters
Ean
Rogell
Ble
Poffenberger
Balg
Turbeville
World’s highest and smallest race course held in Darjeeling
The smallest course in world was run in Darjeeling Bengal at 8000 feet up among the Himalayas. The event is described as part of the Bengal-A meet and marked as a notable achievement for the hill capital.
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Darjeeling
Bengal
Himalayas
Gene Sarazen Wins Chicago Open Golf Tourney Title
Gene Sarazen captured the Chicago Open golf championship with a 290 total, earning ten thousand dollars as the winner. Harry Cooper finished second at 291, with Ky Laffoon and Horton Smith tied for third. Paul Runyan shot 292 for fifth, while Wild Bill Melhorn placed 33rd with 301. Amateur leader Gus Moreland posted 300. Edward VIII pennies are arriving in Sydney for collectors, minted originally for New Guinea use and featuring a center hole.
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Chicago
U.P
Gene Sarazen
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Sarazen
Ky Laffoon
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Wild Bill Melhorn
Louisville
Ralph Guldah
Bill Heinlein
Indianapolis
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
Gus
Sydney
Empire
Royal Australian Mint
New Guinea
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