Mitchs Musings on Hockey and Sports Mix
Montreal Maroons suspending for a year shows American adoption of hockey. Canadian clubs struggle in a pay structure where visiting teams get no receipts. Cleveland’s arena could host a major league team, but Barons thrived in League action. Pittsburgh lacks a rink with seating for bigger events. Reds beat Dodgers in Crosley Field night. A mile race featured Glenn Cunningham and Gene Venzke with others behind. Betsy Jochum showcased distance throwing and other races. Night baseball expands opportunities beyond players. Ceferino Garcia may beat Henry Armstrong at Madison Square Garden. Willie Turnesa finds Garden City and Cherry Valley tougher than Oakmont. Joe McCarthy wants Yankees 20 games up to beat 1986 pennant record. Al Chui notes pros analyze courses. amateurs rarely. Stanislaus Zbyszko promotes Polish wrestler Wladyslaw Talun. Chief Chewacki continues.
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Dodgers
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Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
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Henry Armstrong
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Willie Turnesa
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Cherry Valley
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Joe McCarthy
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Tigers
al Chui
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Stanislaus Zbyszko
Wladyslaw Talun
Chief Chewacki
Cubs 21 2 Games Back Of Leaders
Cubs and Giants pull within 3 1/2 games of leaders as Giants topple Pirates 8-0 and 10-3 while Gabby Hartnett hits a bases loaded homer in a 6-3 Cubs win over the Bees. Dodgers win 6-2 opening and Reds split. Cardinals beat Phillies twice 12-9 and 3-2 with Medwick homering in both games.
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NEW York
U.P
Bill Terry
Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
Terry
Pirates
Reds
Pittsburgh
Hal Schumacher
Ed Brandt
Bill Swift
Harry Gumbert
Bob Klinger
Red Lucas
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Boston Bees
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Ernie Lombard
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Joe Medwick
Standings and schedule from the national and American leagues
National league teams include New York 310, Pittsburgh 08, Brooklyn 64, Cincinnati 2-8, St. Louis 12-3, Philadelphia 92, Chicago 6, Boston 3. American League shows Boston 9, Detroit, Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 3. Other games canceled by rain. Mid Atlantic Playoff Portsmouth at Akron postponed by rain. Friday schedules list Pittsburgh at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Brooklyn. American New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland, Washington at St. Louis.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Portsmouth
Akron
American
Cleveland
Washington
Tribe Battles Red Sox For Second Place Standings
The Indians open a four game set with the Red Sox after rainouts left them one game back in the American League race. Manager Oscar Vitt plans to start Bob Feller and Mel Harder against Boston, which has Jack Wilson and Fred Ostermuller as potential starters. Second place carries $1,000 to $1,200 per player in extra pay, higher than the third place payout.
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Cleveland
U.P
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Oscar Vitt
Bob Feller
Oldster
Mel Harder
Red Sox
Tribe
Jack Wilson
Fred Ostermuller
Boston
Cards Win Two In Doubleheader Slugfest At Busch Stadium
In a pair of high scoring games the St Louis Cardinals topped Philadelphia 12 to 9 and defeated Philadelphia again 3 to 2. Medwick hit a home run for St Louis in game one while Slaughter and Crespi drove in multiple runs. Pitching saw Passeau take the loss in game one with Hallahan and Lanning also appearing. The second game featured runs from Medwick and Bremer for St Louis, with Cooper and Hollingsworth keeping the Phillies in check. Attendance listed as 2,500.
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Sivess
Louis
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Martin
Medwieck
Crespi
Schaerein
Pitko
Young
Slaughter
Epps
Medwick
Brack
You Bremer Crespi
Macon
Scharein
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Mize
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Mallahan
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Reese
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Mueller
Atwood
Bremer
Ciney
Rhoa Bhiyn
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Riggs
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Lombard
Wrey
Hershberger
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Durocher
Camilli
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Vander Meer
Barrett
Fitzsimmons
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Barret
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Tete
Newsom
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Pere Ror
Kress
Etten
Berna Bel
McQuinn
Moses
B. Mills
Matinas
Sperry
Werber
Philodelphie
Thomas
Canadian Star Shines at Oakmont in Amateur Title Chase
A lone Canadian, Joseph Thompson of Hamilton, Ont., emerges as the only foreign contender in the National Amateur at Oakmont, reaching the third round after a dramatic win on the 19th green. Thompson, weighing 135 pounds, outlasts C. Ross Somerville in the first round and faces Walter Blevins as 16 players compete to narrow the field.
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Oakmont
United States
Joseph Thompson
Hamilton
Ont
Somerville
Thompson
Walter Blevins
Kansas City
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Sid Richardson
Prairie View
Harry Givan
Seattle
Goodman
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Cincinnati
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Glencoe, Jr
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Yakima
Wash
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Atlanta
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Magna
Utah
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Marvin Ward
Olympia
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Haas
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Ill
Dixie
Robert W. Dunkelberger
Greensboro
N. C
Moreland
Ohio 1938 Football Season To Be Ushered in Tonight on Three Grids
Ohio ignites the 1938 gridiron season on three fronts with high school and college games across the state. Youngstown College hosts Geneva College while Troy, Mechanicsburg, and others open curtain raisers. Ohio U faces Morris Harvey as Coach Don Peden guides the Bobcats in a letterman-free tune up.
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U.P
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Geneva College of
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Youngstown
Troy
Dick Manuel
Dayton Roosevelt
Mechanicsburg
Xenia Sailors
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Holbrook
Barbourville
Union
Morris Harvey
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio U.’s Fighting Bobcats
Athens
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Ohio High School Athletic Association
Akro n Yankees meet Red Birds in Mid Atlantic playoff
Akron Yankees and Portsmouth Red Birds idle by rain. Red Birds seek to even series after Yankees won game one. Postponed game likely to be played Friday night here before clubs travel to Portsmouth on Saturday.
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U.P
Akron Yankees
Portsmouth Red Birds
Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinal
Yankees
New York Yankees
Portsmouth
Peden Drills Bobcats on Muddy Field
Coach Don Peden kept Ohio University Bobcats sharp despite heavy rains that flooded the practice fields. The squad drilled on punts and defensive passes as Morris Harvey looms for a muddy Saturday clash.
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Bobcats
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Morris Harvey
Miniature Lakes
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Hocking
Saints Square Playoff Count In Free Hitting Win
Saint United Press St Paul tops Milwaukee 9 to 7 in a free hitting playoff game. The Saints moved even as Leroy Anton drove in two runs with a sharp single and a fourth inning score helped by a single infield out. Kansas City beat Indianapolis 3 to 2 in 10 innings. St Paul at Milwaukee tonight. Indianapolis at Kansas City.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
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