Four Tilts Bring Little Change In Standings
The Yankees and Tigers split the series with Detroit winning 6-5 to even the set at two games each and keep New York in first by four percentage points. Lou Gehrig extended his consecutive games streak despite a toe injury, while Cleveland and Washington stayed atop the chase with Boston signaling a challenge after sweeping the Browns.
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Yankees
Babe Ruth and Company
Russ van Atta
Burleigh Grimes
Burleigh
Pete Fox
Mickey Cochrane
Joyner White
Fred (Firpo) Marberry
Tigers
Lou Gehrig
Opening of bass season draws anglers to Gum River region
Weekend fishing along Gum River sees Bert and Barnes lead with a legal bass record during a stay near Columbus West High. Williams and Harold Wise report 20 bass total, with wall-eyes and perch among catches. Traces of rain expected to boost angling, while local promoters and teams, including Bill Pickens and Cromwell, hint at upcoming sports events.
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Barnes
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Harold Wise
Columbus West
George
Ray Warner
Harry Cooper Wins Western Open Championship
Light horse Harry Cooper of Chicago wins the Western Open in Peoria after two 18 hole overtimes, defeating Ky Laffoon of Denver by three strokes. Cooper storms back with a 30 on the front nine and posts 67 66 to Laffoon 67 69 as 42 rounds better than 70. The win confirms the tour continues.
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Laffoon
Peoria Country Club
Moody Eyes Return To Tennis In 1935 After Back Injury
Helen Wills Moody, sailing for England, says her back injury is improving with treatment. She plans to play in local events this fall under her father Dr. Clarence A. Wills watching, with hopes to compete in major tournaments in 1935 and will attend Wimbledon as a spectator and commentator.
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Helen Wills Moody
England
Clarence A. Wills
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Baseball and Association Schedules and Tonight's Matchups
The page lists multiple schedule items across leagues. Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at Pittsburgh show rain delays. Detroit 6 5 over New York with unclear context. Cleveland at Washington and Kansas City at Columbus also noted. Athens Eagles meet Mill Field at Rufus Putnam Diamond tonight at 6 30 with no admission.
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Oledo
Dexter Victors Over Chester In 8-2 Baseball Win
Dexter defeats Chester 8-2 as Turner fans nine and yields no earned runs. Searls and Davis each collect three hits to pace Dexter’s offense while Chester musters five singles.
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Second Baer Carnera Go Looms as Next Mitt Show
New York report says talks begin on a Baer Carnera title bout with Ancil Hoffman and Jimmy Johnston to decide timing. Garden favors an elimination tourney, but Hoffman and Dempsey seek an October match, aiming to free Baer for faster promotion. Carnera may be favored despite concerns over overtraining and injuries.
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Madison Square Garden
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Hoffman
Jack Dempsey
Carnera
Dempsey
Primo
Stewart Juniors Defeat Torch Juniors 18-5 in Commonwealth Park
Stewart's Junior baseball team hammered Torch Juniors 18-5 on Saturday. Comer struck out 16, Barnes C Ogg and Hill each collected four hits for Stewart, while Russell led Torch with three safeties.
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Powell Shines in The Key at Ohio Theater
Bill Powell delivers a magnetic performance as a dashing army officer in The Key at the Ohio Theater. Edna Best stars opposite him in a volt affective love triangle set during the Irish revolt. The Majestic offers Hollywood Party and Disney Silly Symphony while Court screens Social Register with Colleen Moore under director Marshall Neilan.
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Fight results by the Associated Press at Chicago and other towns
Boxing results list multiple bouts with scores and outcomes across cities including Chicago West Springfield Sioux City Quebec and Miami. Notable results include Leo Rodak outpointing Dave Berry and Tommy Corbett outpointing Mickey Joy in Chicago and other regional bouts.
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Johnny Liston
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Aurora
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Allentown
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Yonkers
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Bus Breese
Manhattan
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Los Angeles
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