Giants at Reds. trade rumors and Ferrell praise swirl
Mitch's Musings notes the Reds hosting the Giants at Crosley Field with Cincinnati eyeing a series win to elevate their season. It mentions intra-league trade deadlines, Wes Ferrell's self confident pitching, and New York press mockery of Robbie Robinson over lineup gaffes and the Bonehead Club incident.
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Senators Gain Full Game On Athletics As Indians Rise
New York figures in a crowded AL pennant race as the Senators beat the Browns and the Indians climb toward the top. Detroit edged the Yankees 4 2 in ten innings while Washington closed the gap on Philadelphia with a 9 3 win over St Louis. White Sox top Boston 7 4 as Chicago moves up. In the NL, the Cardinals increased lead to three games by sweeping Philadelphia, while New York moved into second place with a 3 2 win over Cincinnati. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 6 3. Milwaukee won twice to trim Louisville and St Paul, with Kansas City gaining on Indianapolis in the American Association pennant chase.
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Yard Measures Vary Widely From 200 to 600 Units
Fragmentary text shows yard measurements ranging from 200 up to 600 units with intermediate values 21 to 449 and 446 to 600. The context implies a listing or scale of yardage or dimensions, though details are unclear.
Par Rules and Hole Lengths Define Golf Scoring
The article explains par as the perfect two putts per hole based on distance. It details measurement from tee to green along a direct air line and notes hazards can adjust par. yardages categorize holes into par 3 for up to 250 yards, par 4 for 251 to 445, par 5 for 446 to 600, and par 6 for 601 yards and up.
Williams College picks Rose as next season captain
Williamstown Mass June 15 Benjamin H. Rose of Cleveland elected captain of Williams College baseball for next year. Regular center fielder on the squad for the last two seasons.
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Baseball Scores Summary Across Leagues
National League Boston and Chicago split a doubleheader with dominant offenses in Chicago’s 16 to 35 win while Boston bats struggled in two extra innings. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn battled 6 to 6 in a tight affair. Philadelphia swept a pair, 3 to 10 and 9 to 4, over St. Louis and Washington respectively. American League shows Chicago, Detroit, New York, and Cleveland trading wins and losses in varied scores. St. Louis and Washington paired a 9 to 13 slugfest. American Association action features Milwaukee and Minneapolis-Louisville split, each side taking a game in a doubleheader before a second pairing.
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Kaws Open Twin Bill Win Over Red Birds
The Kaws defeated the Red Birds 18 to 7 in the opener of a doubleheader as Kansas City climbed from fourth in the standings and Columbus battled in the second game, which was halted in the seventh with a tied score. The Columbus lineup featured Swine, Crawford, Smith, King, Delker, and Baker among others while Kansas City counted hits from Grigsby Monahan and Treadway with climbs by Spurgeon and Pick.
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Frolic of Freaks Carded Tonight in Brooklyn Showdown
Weather permitting the Primo Camera Pat Redmond bout titled frolic of freaks is set for Ebbets Field Brooklyn tonight. The matchups appear well matched and could eliminate both fighters from championship prospects.
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Fragmented Early Baseball Standings Across Cities
Scores and team records appear for multiple cities and leagues. Entries include Columbus 7-7 Milwaukee 7-8 Detroit 4, and St Louis 7-13 with Philadelphia 2-4. Other lines mention Boston 3 Chicago New York 3 and Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 3 amid weather disruptions and rain.
Baseball matchups across the National and American leagues
The schedule lists national league games featuring Boston at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at 8 Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and American league clashes Chicago at Boston St Louis at Washington Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia plus association games Kansas City at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville Milwaukee at Toledo and St Paul at Indianapolis.
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Minnesota Shift originator Dr Henry L Williams dies at 61
Dr Henry L Williams, originator of the Minnesota Shift and longtime University of Minnesota football coach, died of a heart attack after a long illness at age 61. He led the Gophers to six Big Ten titles and three Western championships during 22 years with Minnesota. Williams, a Yale graduate, previously coached Army at West Point and William Penn Charter School before Minnesota. his successor at Minnesota was William Spaudling.
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National Intercollegiate Rowing Championships Opens
In Poughkeepsie on June 15 1940 Columbia and Cornell enter with substitute crews facing composite boats of Pennsylvania Wisconsin Navy MIT and California Syracuse. Varsity crews conducted brief workouts and time trials were set for the afternoon.
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Allen's Ninth Inning Single Sparks Giants Victory
In Cincinnati on June 15, Ethan Allen a former Redleg delivered a ninth inning single to lift the New York Giants to a 3 2 win over the Reds. Verges and Hogan contributed singles as the double bill was halted by rain in the second inning with Reds threatening but failing to score. About 28 000 fans were on hand.
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Cincinnati Reds reduce roster as Heilmann and Heath retire doubtfully
Cincinnati announced that Harry Heilmann will leave the active playing list and sign as coach while Mickey Heath applies for voluntary retirement. Both players are reported as too injured to likely play again this season, leaving the roster at 29.
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American Derby Wide Open Without Twenty Grand
Chicago June 15. The 28th running of the 50000 added American Derby at Washington Park is a wide open race without Twenty Grand. Mate and Sweep All head the early co favorites at 4-1 while Sun Meadow 6-1 and Spanish Play 8-1 are among other probable starters with many longshots listed.
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Second Game Notes from Minneapolis and Indianapolis
The record shows scorelines and battery lineups for multiple games. Teams include Louisville, St Paul, Indianapolis, and Minneapolis with detailed pitching and fielding credits to players Hensick Sheehan Griffin Walsh Marcum Betts Fenner Griffin Hall Miller Riddle Murphy Snyder Cvengros Anglew Riddle.
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Schmeling Aims To Knock Out Stribling July 3 Title Bout
Max Schmeling vowed to KO W L Young Stribling on July 3 at Onneaut Lake Park to defend his world heavyweight crown. He said the knockout would revive boxing interest and praised his challenger while promising steady, methodical training to outthink and outpunch Stribling. His manager Joe Jacobs listed three sparring partners and outlined a two-workout plan this week before final preparations begin.
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Bulletin 26 Warns College Football Faces Threats
New York June 15 Ree Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching foresees a distinct threat to inter collegiate football as academe gains control and public interest wanes. A survey of about 100 colleges summarized in Bulletin 26 notes dwindling gate receipts and attendance at training and pep meetings before major contests.
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Cliff Sutter Wins Tri State Tennis Tourney
Cliff Sutter of New Orleans captured the Tri States tennis title in Cincinnati defeating Brave Barned in the finals with scores 6-3 6-3 2-6 6-3. Zinke won the women’s doubles with Ruth Ries, and Chambers claimed the junior singles crown.
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Schmeling Sees Opening in Jab Strategy Against Stribling
The Teuton says 2 Ken Stribling will try to dodge rushes as Schmeling eyes an opening with his right. The boxer notes his jab should trouble Stribling while he watches for a decisive counter.
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