Cubs Cardinals Giants Vie Tight NL Flag Race
The National League pennant chase narrowed with the Cubs losing to Brooklyn, Giants beating Dizzy Dean as Hubbell returned to form, and Cardinals slipping to second. Dodgers Burleigh Grimes yielded two wins, while Yankees led the American League with strong offense.
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Yankees Beat Tigers 9 5 in Baseball Action
Detroit failed to plate in the early innings, New York advances with a 9 5 win behind Murphy's mound effort and key hits from Belkirk Tebbetts and Poffenberger. Lawson endured the loss as the Tigers stranded runners and the crowd reached 24 372.
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Marxes Stage In Offbeat Race Farce At Athena
The Marx Brothers deliver fast paced satire in A Day at the Races at the Athena Theater. Groucho as Dr Hugo Z Hackenbush, Harpo as a jockey, and Chico as a sly race track man star in the deliriously funny sanitarium and track-set comedy.
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Marxes
Groucho Marx
Hugo Z. Hackenbush
Mimi
Maureen O'Sullivan
Margaret Dumont
Harpo
Chico
Standings and schedule from early baseball game results
Minneapolis leads Columbus 8 4 and 7 1 with other scores: Kansas City 6 Indianapolis 8 and 6 3 in four innings before 6 o clock closing. Toledo 2 St Paul 1, St Paul 15 Toledo 2. Milwaukee 19 Louisville 10 4. Tuesday national and American League games listed with city pairings and matchups.
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Boston offense powers doubleheader win over Cincinnati
In the opener, Boston bats explode for eight runs as MacFayden, Werstier, and Pletcher drive in multiple runs against Cincinnati pitchers. The second game features a 10-5 Boston victory with contributions from DiMaggio, Mueller, and Cuyler while Davis and Schott split pitching duties. Attendance reaches 20,262.
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Pirates 4 Phillies 3 in a tense early game
Philadelphia had 3 runs on 8 hits while Pittsburgh compiled 4 runs on 11 hits. Key moments included Vaughan and Todd homers for the Pirates and strong pitching by Waner and Jorgens in a back and forth contest.
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Harrell Drives In Run Big Sixth In New York Loss
Totals show Harrell singled driving in a run in the sixth as New York falls to St. Louis 6 2. J Moore, Mancuso, Whitehead, Medwick contribute hits. Ott hits two homers. Bartell, Whitehead and McCarten drive extra bases. J Dean fans 3 with 10 strikeouts against 6 for Hubbell.
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National League names all star lineup for Washington game
Bill Terry selected 23 players for the all star team to face the American League on July 7 in Washington. The roster features six Giants five Cubs four Cardinals three Pirates two Reds and one each from the Dodgers Phillies and Bees with Frank Frisch and Chuck Dressen named coaches.
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McCarthy Selects Sluggers for AL NL Showcase at Washington
Manager Joe McCarthy named a 23 man AL squad built on power batting led by .316 hitters. Key stars include Lou Gehrig Joe DiMaggio Hank Greenberg and Earl Averill from teams such as the Yankees White Sox Tigers Senators and Indians set to meet NL representatives on July 7 in Washington.
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Gerald Walker
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Joe Cronin
Roger Cramer
Jimmy Foxx
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Charles
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Luke Sewell
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Harland Clift
Beau Bell
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Earl Averill
Yenon
Wally Moses
Phillies Stop Cleveland in Extra Inning Hard-Fought Opener
In a 10 to 4 Cleveland win the box score shows Moses and Averill fueling offense early with Trosky and Campbell delivering multi base hits. Philadelphia battles back with Peters and Hughes contributing RBI drives but fall short as Kelley and Nelson falter in long relief.
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Red Sox Cup Two First Game Summary
St Louis 0 Boston 8 in first game. Chapman McNair Foxx lead with two base hits each and Chapman a three base shot. Berg Wilson and Allen drive in RBIs. Hildebrand tough through 7 innings, Thomas finishes. Left on base St Louis 6 Boston 5. Base on balls 2-2-1. Stolen bases Allen. Double play Cronin to McNair to Foxx.
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Plains Marietta Tilt Rained Out
Rain washed out the Plains at Marietta game Sunday and the contest was moved to August 15. The Plains travel to Radcliff next Sunday, while Millfield faces Athens at the fairgrounds on Monday July 5 as part of the American Legion program.
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Bonura and Hayes Power Cubs Past Washington in Low-Scoring Tilt
Bonura and Hayes slug home runs as Chicago edge Washington 5 to 3. Radcliff and Kreevich each add two base hits, while DeShong surrenders nine hits over five innings. Attendance reaches 12,000 as the Cubs pull ahead with timely hits and solid defense.
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Cubs Drop Two in Brooklyn Chicago 8 3 Loss
Brooklyn wins 8 to 3 as Carter, Lavagetto and Manush pace a nine run attack. Chicago struggles with French and Parmelee on the mound, while Herman and Brack lead Brooklyn with key hits.
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Qualifiers for Tournament at Athens Country Club Announced
Ten players qualified for the Southeastern District Golf tournament at Athens Country Club on July 12 and 13. Qualifying scores: Grover 148, Seiple 157, Lantz 159, Beckley 163, Rutkoskie 165, McPherson 167, Devlin 167, Whipple 168, Buell 169, Cross 169. McPherson and Devlin will duel for sixth after an 18-hole playoff.
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Paul Dillard
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Radcliff Bowl To Gallia Nine
Radcliff and Gallia played a close baseball game Sunday with the Radcliff club defeating the home team 6 to 3 after twelve innings. Radcliff led 2 to 0 entering the top of the ninth.
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Bees Upset Reds Hopes at Crosley Field
The Boston Bees swept Cincinnati Reds 8 2 and 10 5 at Crosley Field. Danny MacFayden held the Reds to six hits in the opener while Jim Turner toppled Cincinnati in the second game. Reds skipper Chuck Dressen used all available pitchers except Derringer and Grissom as losses fell on Gene Schott and Al Hollingsworth.
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Boston
Danny MacFayden
Jim Turner
Chuck Dressen
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al Hollingsworth
Millers Near League Lead As They Sweep Columbus Series
In Columbus, Minneapolis won the final two games of a five game set, 8 to 6 and 7 to 1, placing them within one game of first place in the American Association. Charlie Wagner earned his 11th win of the season with a streak of six consecutive victories. Toledo split with St Paul, taking game one 8 to 1 and dropping game two 15 to 2.
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American Association
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College Golf Meet Opens at Oakmont for National Title
The 39th National Intercollegiate golf tournament begins at Oakmont Country Club with 164 players in medal play. Charley Kocsis, last year’s champion from Michigan, has graduated and does not defend. Two rounds total 36 holes determine the top 32 to enter match play. Yale defends the team crown after winning in 1936.
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Oakmont Country Club
Charley Kocsis
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North Shore Golf Club
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