Bookmakers refuse to take bets on Budge in England at Wimbledon
Don Budge dominated Christian Boussus in a Wimbledon third round clash, winning 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 as bookmakers across England refused bets on him at any price. Budge and his Davis Cup teammates Bitsy Grant, Frankie Parker, and Gene Mako advanced to the fourth round. Budge faced crowd disruption over his explosive play and maintained a flawless serving record through six matches.
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Budge
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Don
Boussus
Queen's Clubs
Wimbledon
E. R. Avery
Great Britain
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Parker
M. D. Delaford
K. Kho
Crawford
McGrath
Henkel
Franz Kukuljevic
McGrath Chsef Josip Pallada
Ferenc Puncec
Hecht
C. M. Jones
Louis a credit to his race in rise to boxing peak
Chicago June 24 Joe Louis the new heavyweight champion is described as a credit to his race. The piece notes his reform after a slump, his discipline at Kenosha training camp, and praise from sports writers who previously discounted him.
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Paul Mickelson
Chicago
Joe Louis
Blue Ch
Aaa
Rae
Danger
Alabama
Kenosha
Wis
Joe
Julian Black
John Jack Blackburn
Chappie
London
Mike Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Brown Bomber
Williamson Colts defeat Bluefield 6-3 in Cainfield game
Nat Hickey led Williamson with a 6-3 victory over Bluefield as D Antoni starred with two hits. Lefty Hutt allowed ten safeties but rode the mound into late innings with Bluefield’s Seamster finishing strong in relief. Beckley visit follows a 4 PM start with a pitcher duel teased between Bowles or Garner and Williamson’s Lefty Garner.
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Stubby Currence
Daily Telegraph
Nat Hickey
Williamson
Cainfield
Mingo
Blue Grays
Lefty Hutt
Ken Stuart
Red
Stuart
Powell
D'Antoni
Beckley
Bowles
Bengals
Lefty Garner
Garner
Hun
Repu
Billy
Detroit
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Hensley
Connors
Connora
Morris
E. Koch
Buutt
Bluefield Abrh Oae
Antoni
Spisertee
LaNoir
Hutton
Ratlitt
Cailteaux
Ganoe
Haggerty
Bluefield
Wilson
Koch
Callteaux
Gardner
Ratliff
Huton
Ganoce
Ganoe Ratliff
Hutt
Seamster
Att
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Hagperty
Hutton Stays Hot With 17th Straight Hit
Major Hutton, Bluefield first baseman, extended his hitting streak to 17 games with a single in the first inning versus Williamson to drive in D Antoni. The streak began June 3 and has featured hits against every team in the circuit.
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Lewis D'Antoni
Hutt
Concord
Hassock
Major Hutton
Hutton
Ratliff
Ford
Cailteaux
Morris
Bluefield
D'Antoni
le Noir
LeNoir
Cailteaus
Gardner
Gance
Mercer
Haggerty Pee
Seamster
Gardner D'Antoni
Bluefield Blue Grays
Williamson
Anl
Ofer
Beckley Bengals Sweep Logan With Nine to Two Win
Beckley Bengals defeated Logan 9 to 2 to sweep the series as Larry Steinbeck belted a leadoff homer. Final lines show Logan 2 runs on 6 hits and 1 error, Beckley 9 runs on 10 hits and 1 error. Pitcher Welch earned the win. Petrick struck out in relief.
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Logan
Larry Steinbeck
Bengal
Beckley
Sloan
Scruggs
Schuaghee
Steinbeck
Cubs Tie Giants Series With 10-5 Win In Chicago
Chicago defeats New York 10 to 5 to seize a 2-1 lead in the series as Ott and BergerHarborm? Hartnett drive in three runs each while Schumacher struggles early. Bryant settles in and Cubs pull away with a late assault after several Giants used power from Ott and Berger.
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Giants
New Yorkers
Wally Berger
Mel Ott
Sambo Leslie
Hal Schumacher
Billy Herman
Gabby Hartnett
Soren
Hartnett
Schumacher
Harry Gumbert
Larry French
Cub
Clay Bryant
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Moore
Essus
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Leslie
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Coffman
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Sth
Abrh OA Galan
Herman
Collina
Demaree
Harnett
Etas
Marty
Jurges
Aen French
Bryant
New York
Ott
Collins
Hack
Herman Berger
Jays
French
Collina; Kitehead
Bartell
Cothman
Yondryent
Parker
Moran
Murth
Cubs and Yankees Set for World Series Opener
In Chicago chatter the Cubs will face the Yankees in the World Series, with Bill Lee expected to start the opener and Larry French set for the second game. Giants manager Will Terry and Hank Leiber mystery loom, while Feller's arm and Leiber’s headaches spark headlines as other stars weigh in.
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Yankees
White Sox
Boston
New York
Bill Lee
Larry French
C. John Grimm
Charles
Terry
Frisch
Pie Traynor
Giants
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Mr. Herman
Ott
Joe Moore
Ripple
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Leiber
Sherlock Holmes
Nero Wolfe
Hercule Poirot
Reggie Fortune
Will Terry
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Long Island
Land
Ray Chapman
Cochrane
Charlie Ruffing
Cage
Baseball yesterday and today results across leagues
Yesterday saw the National and American leagues produce scorelines for multiple matchups. Notable results included St. Louis 13 over Brooklyn 8 and Chicago 10 over Philadelphia 4. Today features Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago among five scheduled games.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Red Sox Crush Tigers 9–0 as Grove Wins Sixth
Boston's Joe Cronin sparked a 9–0 win over Detroit, powering a six run rally in the second and belting a homer. Grove earned his sixth victory of the season, while York Laabs Tebbetts and others contributed. Detroit's Auker took the loss as Boston won its second straight over the Tigers.
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Lefty) Grove
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Cronin
Red Sox
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Boston
Grove
York
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Gehringer
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Laabe
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Caver Csidtsceecees
Cramer
Chapman, Cronin
Eina
Menlie
I Desautels
Chapman
Mills
McNair
Auker
Summers
Baise
Geisel
Middle Atlantic League Gymiad Scores Report
The record shows Portsmouth losing 1 to 17 to Akron while Akron defeated Zanesville 6 to 5 in ten innings. Johnstown went 4 for 7 with Canton at 1 for 8 and Dayton registered six runs to seven.
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Portsmouth
Akron
Zanesville
Johnstown
Canton
Leston
Dayton
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