Sidelights on Jack Bodley and the All Star Game Talk
The text presents J W Jack Bodley’s views on the All Star Game between the National and American Leagues. It notes his Cincinnati ties, his neutrality toward the Redlegs, and his belief in selecting the best teams from each league. He claims to have a representative in black and white with pitching averages and challenges others to name a stronger team in either league.
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Brothers Dean Dominate Giants in Lively NL Series
The Cardinals’ Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean rout the Giants as five of six NL wins this year go to the Deans. Paul earns his 10th win while the Yankees beat the White Sox 6-2. Luke Sewell hospitalized after being hit. The season’s standings shift with Cubs, Pirates, Braves, and Tigers in action.
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Michigan Wins College Crown At Intercollegiate Golf
Charlie Kocsis of Michigan led qualifiers and fired 73 in the final 18 holes to total 147 as Michigan won the team title by three strokes over Yale. Teammates Woodrow Malloy D Seeley and Clarence Markham also qualified. finals set for Saturday at the Country Club.
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Suspended grappler tossed referee in Maryland match
George Zaharias the Pueblo Cole wrestler was suspended permanently by the Maryland athletic commission for throwing referee Ed Brockman during last night's feature bout in Baltimore. The match ended after 14 minutes when Stockman intervened amid claims of choking Savoldi. Police were sent to enforce the halt and Zaharias faced a fine as commission chair Fred Ohlinberger announced the suspension.
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Radcliff Victor Over Capital's Colored Stars
Radcliff baseball team earned its eighth win of the season by defeating the Columbus Yellow Jackets 10 to 8 before about 1,000 fans. The Central Ohio colored champions were noted as the fastest and most colorful squad to visit the local lot in some time. They had a prior loss to Lancaster Coca-Colas 6 to 4. Next Sunday Hamden travels to Radcliff.
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Miss Babcock Reaches Wimbledon Third Round
Carolin Babcock of Los Angeles advanced to the third round at Wimbledon by defeating Mile Colette Rosambert 7 5 6 2. The Californian, wearing shorts, trailed early before rallying to win the opening set and take the second as American players push through the mostly second round schedule.
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Panic Grips Miller Camp After Fifth Straight Loss
The Minneapolis Millers dropped a fifth straight game losing 7 to 4 to Columbus, trimming their American Association lead to three and a half games as Louisville and Indianapolis closed in. Ed Greer got 11 hits for the Millers but the offense failed to support early. Columbus beat Louisville in extras and Toledo rallied past St. Paul in the night game.
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English Pro Tops Field in British Open
Fred Taggart the British pro led the first round at Royal St Georges with a 70 two under par. Bert Hodson posted 71 while Gene Sarazen rider the 1932 champion and favorite finished 75. Robert Sweeney and MacDonald Smith posted 80 and 77 respectively as the field began play.
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Dundee Takes Licking in Bout With Stuhley
Chicago June 27 Vince Dundee middleweight champion drew a beating from Hayden Stuhley of Kewanee in a 10 round decision. Dundee, arriving early and not taking the bout seriously, was aggressive most of the fight until a left hook sent him through the ropes in the eighth and a right opened a cut over his left eye in the third. Judges favored Stuhley. referee Phil Collina called it a draw.
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Puerta Rican Wins Over Bantam King
Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico defeated Rodolfo Casanova of Mexico in Montreal earning title recognition from the Montreal Athletic Commission. Escobar floored Casanova in the third, opened a cut in the sixth, and stopped him with heavy rights at 2 38 of the ninth round before 9 000 spectators.
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New Majestic Pictures Bring Novel Film Techniques
The Majestic Theater shows The Sin of Nora Moran using dream-driven storytelling to trace a doomed girl's life ending in tragedy. Cast features Zita Johann and Alan Dinehart. director Phil Goldstone and screenwriter Frances Hyland receive praise. Will Rogers stars in David Harum at Ohio Theater, with Edward Noyes Wehcott's novel adapted for the screen. Court Theater screens Gun Justice, a Ken Maynard western about ranch control and rival gangs.
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