Babe Ruth Sees Yanks Near Second Pennant Lock
Babe Ruth says the New York Yankees have about clinched the American League pennant and views the chase for second place as wide open among the Senators Athletics Detroit Cleveland and St Louis Browns. He notes strong Yankee pitching and names Gomez Ruffing Allen and Piezras as keys. In other action Roy Johnson hit three homers as the White Sox were swept by Detroit. Columbus idle in the American Association as Milwaukee and Kansas City win their games.
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Mitchs Musings on boxing plans in Athens and Reds owner remarks
The column notes Mitchs Musings expects boxing shows to return to Athens with Ray Vaughn, The Fighting Clown, planning a show and seeking interest. Vaughn says cards could grow with proper handling, while he may not fight soon but will add comedy. Sidney Weil, Reds president, reflects on fan disappointment during losing stretches and his long ownership.
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Hafey Out Indefinitely For Reds After Influenza
Chick Hafey star outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds will be sidelined indefinitely due to influenza illness. He has fallen from 185 to 169 pounds, endured an 18 day fever, and is in hospital under observation as the Reds slip from third to last in the National League standings.
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Cincinnati Reds
Hafey
Reds
Cincinnati Club Owner Reflects on Wins and Losses
A club owner recalls second guessing from the grandstand to the dugout, explains the urge to win, and details efforts to strengthen the team with trades including Chick Hafey. He notes Hafey’s absence hurt the Eastern trip, stresses players’ hard work, and states he is through second guessing.
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Chick Hafey
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Parker to meet Moore in Ohio State singles feature
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee who won the Western Singles title at Chicago last week was set to face Albert Moore of Youngstown in the feature Ohio State singles tournament match in Cleveland. Lester Stoefen of California drew Ralph Minnich of Lorain in a first round clash as rain postponed yesterday's games to today.
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Milwaukee
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Youngstown
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California
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Lorain
Big Five By United Press
AL SIMMONS powered a big day with a home run four singles and a walk in eight plate appearances driving in seven runs while Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Hack Wilson and Bill Terry were idle in the lineup.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Los Gehrig
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
AL Simmons
Last Nghts Fight Results From Lancaster Dated Boxing Card
Steve Nitchie of Lancaster defeated Larry Reina of Easton at 124 pounds in Lancaster. Strib Syer of Lancaster knocked out Joe Poloni of Philadelphia at 140 pounds in six rounds, with Poloni ending the fight on the canvas.
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Steve Nitchie
Larry Reina
Easton
Strib Syer
Joe Poloni
Philadelphia
City Official Held in Killing in Logan West Virginia
Twenty four hours after Mrs. Robert Thurmond was found dead beside a desolate mountain trail near Logan Harry Robertson president of the city commission was arrested on murder charges. Blood stains on the city official’s automobile were cited by police as evidence and authorities said Robertson admitted having engagements with Mrs. Thurmond who was active in church and social work.
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Logan
W. Va
Harry Robertson
City Commission
Robertson
Thurmond
Bowed Tendonitis baffling horse racing world
Henry McLemore questions what bowed tendonitis is amid a rash of bowed tendons affecting major horses. He recalls past champions and humorously investigates via a butcher shop cow chart, admitting he still lacks a clear definition while seeking a genuine example to buy.
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Games Postponed in Kiwanis Junior League
Rain forced the postponement of the Catholics vs Episcopalians contest in Logan on Monday. Rescheduled games include Methodists v Presbyterians on Wednesday and United Brethren versus Catholics on Friday, with strong pitching expected for Friday’s matchup.
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Broadcasts Banned by Eastern Intercollegiate Assn
The Eastern Intercollegiate Association bans radio broadcasts of home football games this fall. Major Philip B. Fleming of the U S Military Academy says the move protects attendance and revenue from losses due to broadcasting.
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Eastern Intercollegiate Association
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Vance Hoover Win Pro-Am Best Ball Tour Title
Herb Vance and Myron Hoover of Dublin Road Golf Club Columbus won the 1932 pro-amateur best ball tournament at Piqua Country Club in a playoff with Clifford Goode and B Eicholtz Bellefontaine. The Columbus pair tied the Bellefontaine team with 69 for 18 holes three under par.
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Bellefontaine Country Club
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Grip styles in golf and the overlapping method praised
The article compares three golf grips the baseball grip inter locking and overlapping Vardon. It favors the overlapping Vardon grip for better left hand firmness and right hand lightness noting firmness aids control and recommending alternatives for small hands used by many leading female players.
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Gene Sarazen
Harry Vardon
Vardon
American baseball results across leagues and cities
The record lists multiple baseball scores and lineups from games in Chicago Boston Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City St Paul with players Bush Hartnett Derringer Mancuso Andrews Moore Lisenbee Tate Farnshaw Cochrane Hoving Kline Jablonowski Connolly Freitas Caraway Evans Grube Richarde Polli Young Kanaan City Strelecki Gu lana.
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Polli and
Young
Kanaan City
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Vette and
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Garden Wins 3-2 in 16 Inning Pitching Duel
The Garden edged Stewart 3-2 after a 16 inning game. Sam Withem pitched for The Garden against Tolliver of Stewart. Stewart tied it in the ninth and led 2-1 in the 11th before The Garden tied, then Meighen scored the winning run on Young's fourth hit of the day in the 16th. The box score follows.
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Sam Withem
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Sharp Aingle
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McGill
Safried
Wiethem
Central League Doubleheaders Postponed by Rain
Central League play resumes with doubleheaders set for South Bend at Canton Erie at Dayton and Fort Wayne at Youngstown after rain halted all games yesterday.
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Ferrell Aims for New Major League Victory Record
Wesley Ferrell of Guilford North Carolina stars for the Cleveland Indians and looks to extend his streak of double digit wins. He has 13 victories at midseason and could become the first pitcher to win 14 straight seasons with at least 20 wins, a pace that might break his single season record. The club had a rain day and a 26th game was scheduled.
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Cleveland Indians
j@ Hable
Firestead
Ferrell
Akron to Host Public Links Golf Tourney August
The Ohio Public Links Golf Association will hold its annual tournament at the Turkeyfoot course in Akron on August 6 and 7. President G. T. Whitemore announced the change from the Ridgewood Course in Cleveland.
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Ohio Public Links Golf Association
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G. T. Whitemore
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