Red Sox rally for eight wins in nine bold stretch
New York dispatch reports Tom Yawkey's Boston Red Sox, after heavy spending since 1933, have won eight of their last nine starts to climb in the American League race. Grove and Cronin spark a 9-0 shutout of Detroit as the Yanks post late-innings power, while NL notes show Cubs, Cardinals, Bees winning to stay in the hunt.
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Leslie Avery
New York
U.P
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Goldbricks
Yawkey
Red Sox
Beantowners
Bob Grove
Detroit Tigers
Joe Cronich
Tigers
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Selkirk
Dickey
Yanks
Thornton Lee
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Cubs
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Mitchs Musings on Beanball and Baseball Manners
The column recalls historic beaning debates, citing Mickey Cochrane, Bucky Harris, and Kid Elberfeld as players who mastered getting hit. It quotes Shirley Povich on rules enforcement, praises Bill Terry and Dizzy Dean, and notes Alaska’s mineral output since U S purchase.
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Mickey
Cochrane
Detroit
Shirley Povich
Washington Post
Mickey Cochrane
Povich
Nationals Dominate Indians in Eight Run Win
Washington routs Cleveland 8 to 2 as Weatherly Campbell and Ferrell drive in runs. Weaver and Sington contribute two RBIs apiece. Lary Lewis Kuhel Bington Stone pace the offense with multiple hits. Brown takes the loss after allowing seven runs on seven hits. Attendance about 4,000.
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Whitehill
Cleveland
Washington
Weatherly
Campbell
R. Ferrell
Weaver
Sington
Lewis
Trevis
Lary
Kuhel
Bington
Stone
Averill
Hughes
Hale
Trosky
Brown
Hudlin
Balk
Beantown Bees Triumph Over Pirates 9-6 in Nonspecific Tilt
Bees defeat Pirates 9 to 6 as Garms, Loper, and Johnson drive in multiple runs. Suhr Garms and Warstier hit for extra bases, with Loper Moore and Jensen among those contributing RBIs. Pittsboro catcher and Boston bats provide steady offense. Swift takes loss, attendance 6,373.
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Boston
Abrhoa
Pitts
Abraca Garms
L.waner
Warstiras
Jensenif
Johnson
P Wanerrf
Cenelo
Vaushnes
Moore
Todd
Handley
Warstier
L. Waner
Vaughan
Cuccinello
Garms
Suhr
Weaver
Pittsborghit
Balle
Fette
Brown
Tobin
Swift
Hite
Attendacne
Yanks Beat Browns 9 6 In St Louis Tilt
New York Yankees overpower St Louis Browns 9 to 6 at Sportsman's Park. Lou Gehrig Robins and Babe Ruth era players listed with hits and RBIs. Dickey Vosmik Selkirk and Knickerbocker homeruns boost the Yankee offense while Hogsett and Thomas work on the mound for the Browns. Attendance recorded at 6,146.
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S.louis
Weat
Vosmik
Roilfe
Bell
Allen
Thomas
Lay Bt
Lowe
New York
Ccvetencenes Iy
Wrere
Diaanesio
Itt
Rolfe
Crosetti
Ladley
Gehrig
Gehrig. Veer Mik 3, Crosetti
Knickerbocker
Dickey
Powell
Heffner
Selkirk
Duft
Bt. Louis
Hachey
Hogsett
Haeciey
Legion Plans July Fourth Sports Card at Athens County Fairgrounds
Legions July Fourth program features Dutch Hefner and Or ville Brown headlining a three match wrestling card at the Athens County Fairgrounds July 5. Rascher faces Burger in a fast 220 vs 235 bout, Banaski meets Schultz, plus two top local baseball teams compete at 10 am. Six locally owned coon dogs also enter a chase with entries listed.
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Orville Brown
American Legion
Athens County Fairgrounds
Columbus
Ohio
Andy Rascher
Casey Burger
Rascher
Indiana U
Burger
Iowa University
Joe Banaski
Dutch Schultz
Banaski
Texas
The
Legion
Sun Kings
Millfield
Plains Nine
Bruno
Lena
George Perry
Fisher
Spotted Jack
Blue Boy
Dark Spot
Keith Zimmerman
Albany
Baron von Hunefield
Gamaliel White
Athens
Bobby Servis Ousted From Ohio Amateur Championship
Eight contenders began the quarterfinals at Brookside Club with the field set to narrow to two for the 36 hole final. Defending champion Bobby Servis of Dayton was eliminated by Carlin Short of Akron 2 up and 1 to play.
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Canton
Ohio
Brookside Club
Bob Kepler
Dayton
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Cincinnati
Carlin Short
Akron
Bob Castor
Ashland
Eddie Meister
Cleveland
Johnny Florio
Columbus
Dan Carmichael
Hamilton Hedges
Bobby Servis
Kepler
McCarthy
Cleveland Country Club
Meister
Tom Whiteway
Matusoff
Millers Again Lead AA After Big Wins Across League
Columbus moved to first in the American Association with a 5 to 1 win over Louisville. Kansas City beat Toledo 7 to 4. St Paul totaled 20 hits to defeat Indianapolis 8 to 3. Columbus crushed Milwaukee 13 to 1 behind Bill McGee as Milwaukee managed only two hits.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Bill McGee
Milwaukee
Brewers
Radium Exhibit Set for Paris Exhibition by Canada
Ottawa reports the first radium exhibit by the Canadian government for the Paris Exposition. The display will show how radium is mined in Canada's far north and transported by dog sleds. The note adds that muzzling dogs in summer reduces rabies cases, linking wildlife control to health concerns.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Baseball Standings From The League Results
The standings show Boston leading with 9, then Pittsburgh 6 and Cincinnati 6. Chicago leads the American section with 7, while New York has 9 and St. Louis 6. Washington 8 and Cleveland 2. Association standings include Columbus 13 and Milwaukee 1. St. Paul 8 and Indianapolis 3.
Neighborhood Rivalries Inked in Early Schedule Tossups
A compact list of city matchups appears with teams from New York St Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Cleveland Minneapolis Columbus St Paul Toledo Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville and more Planned games set across major markets signal a dense league calendar across the season.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
American Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Louis
Cweemsnemassars Ai
St. Paulaos
Association Minneapolis
Trusty Tallman Named New West Virginia Police Head
Governor Holt appointed Charles C. Tallman the head football coach at West Virginia University as superintendent of the state police effective July 1. Tallman, a former House of Delegates member from Roane County, succeeds Col. P D Stingleton who resigned to join private business.
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W. Va
Holt
Charles C. Tallman
West Virginia University
Tallman
House of Delegates
Roane County
Col
P. D. Stingleton
Chisox Down Phillies 7 to 2 in Overtime? Noted Box Score
Chicago wins 7 to 2 against Philadelphia with key hits by Kreevich and Walker. Pieters leads steals with two, while Turbeville and Gumpert contribute on the mound. Attendance not listed.
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Phils
Kelley
Gumpert
Trbville
a-Brucker
Huston
Turbeville
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Philadelphia
Pieters
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Walker
Heyes
Appling
Johnson
Ambler
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Rothrock
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Piet
Newsome
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Ayes
Bonura
Fink
Lee
Turbevile
Boxing Results From New York and Pittsburgh Card
Fights featured Belloise outpointing McLeod in New York while Nash stopped Dundee and Hurta edged Trowbridge in Miami. In Pittsburgh, A Gainer stopped Red Bruce, Burley beat Mickey OBrien, and Alois drew Buff Millinger as Braddock and McKeesport participants battled.
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New York
Mike Belloise
Jimmy McLeod
Tacoma
Wash
Bill Beauhold
Jersey City
Ed Zivic
Pittsburgh
Carlos Quintana
Panama
Pete Powell
Newport News
Ray Nash
Ace Dundee
Baltimore
Ralph Hurtado
Snag Trowbridge
Miami
Gainer
Hartford
Lancaster Race Meeting Opens This Saturday
Lancaster Ohio prepares for an eight day summer racing meet at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds with several hundred horses. The schedule runs eight races across two Saturdays and the final Fourth of July holiday program. Tom Sanford named president steward with Thomas J. Brown as racing secretary and starter. Lancaster Racing Association sponsors the event led by R J Dienst and Walter Ritter. An expected crowd of more than 25 000 is planned for the Independence Day program.
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Ohio
Fairfield County Fairgrounds
Tom Sanford
Thomas J. Brown
Lancaster Racing Association, Inc
R. J. Dienst
Columbus
Walter Ritter
Baltimore
Fairgrounds
State Fishing Sections Will Be Districted
The Ohio state conservation council plans a fish management program parallel to the game program. The state is divided into nine districts by watershed areas to study and improve streams lakes and ponds for both natural and artificial propagation. Eleven fish management agents will be hired.
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U.S
State Conservation Council
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maumee
Portage
Sandusky
Lake Erie
St. Marys and
Indian Lakes
Portage Lakes
Akron
Muskingum Basin
Hocking River
Dodgers routed by Cardinals in a high-scoring game
Brooklyn falls 13 to 3 as St. Louis explodes for 13 runs aided by three base hits from Cooney and strong RBIs from Durocher Medwick and Mize. Pitchers Welland and Jeffcoat endure the loss. attendance recorded at 2,279.
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United Press
Medwick
Cardinals
Gehrig
Yankees
Greenberg Tigers
Esserens
DiMaggio
Greenberg
Tigers
Med
Jeffcoat
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Gutteridge
Durocher
Cooney
J Martin
Ogrodowski
Mize
Brown
Prankhouse
Welland
Red Sox blank Tigers 9 to 0 in blowout
Boston to Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Cronin drives in four runs with a homer and two base hits, while York Laabs Tebbetts and McNair collect multi hit games. Grove earns win, Auker charged with the loss as Boston plates nine runs on seven hits. Attendance 7,500.
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Detroit
Boston
York
Cramer
Cronin
Chapman
Mille
McNair
Grove
Laabs
Tebbetts
Foxx
Walker
Greenberg
Auker
Boston Abrhoa
Milisis
Gaberg
Chpman
Ee Elygins
Air
Melitio
Sautis
Goslin
Reds 6 Phillies 4 in slugfest at Crosley Field
Philadelphia jumps early with 4 runs but Cincinnati surges to win 6 to 4. Derringer goes the distance for the Reds while Johnson and Passeau struggle. Hatley Myers homer for Phils, Grissom drills two RBIs for Reds as errors and timely hits shape the outcome.
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Phils
Abrhoa
Chey
Abraoa Matinef
Young
Wilson
Grace
Derings Py
Scharnss
Grissomp
c-Browne
Norrigss
Johnson
d-Arnvi
Passeaup
e-Atwood
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Passeau
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ceeseeee
Grissom
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Moore
Whitney Arnovich
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Jordan
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Myers
Derringer
Reds Back in Sixth Place in NL Title Race
Cincinnati Reds, back to sixth in the National League, opened a four game series with the Boston Bees. Walter Brown was to start against Danny MacFayden. Chick Hafey homered for Cincinnati in a 6 4 win over Philadelphia. Paul Derringer earned his third win of the season.
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U.P
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Reds
Walter Brown
Bees
Danny MacFayden
Chick Hafey
Philadelphia
Hafey
Billy Myers
Paul Derringer
Lee Grissom
Phils
Sylvester Johnson
Tribe Plunges Out of Scrap
The Cleveland Indians lost their eighth of nine games dropping to third in their division race after an 8 to 2 defeat at Washington. Monte Weaver shut down Cleveland with eight hits allowed as Lloyd Brown exited in the third inning after a three run Washington inning.
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Washington
O.P
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Yanks
White Sox
Tigers
Cleveland
Nats
Lloyd Brown
Monte Weaver
Cubs 10 Giants 5 in high scoring contest at Chicago
Chicago defeats New York 10 to 5 as Herman Berger Ott homer and Jurees Marty lead offense. Gumbert takes loss. Bryant wins. Attendance 15,512. Also note British doctors report taller heavier children aided by milk in schools.
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New York
Scseeseeses
Chicago
Demaree
Whitehead
Leslie
Ott
Berger
Herman
Marty
Jurees
Hartnett
Collins
Hack
Jurges
Coffman
French
Bryant
London
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