Medwick Mize Lead Cards In National League Batting Race
Lou Gehrig and Mize pace the NL batters as Johnny Mize Ducky Medwick and Pepper Martin rule the Cardinals rally. Medwick leads in RBIs and total hits while Mize and Medwick duel at the top of the batting race with .366 and .364. Martin tops steals with eighteen. Camilli and Ott trail in home runs with 25 and 20 respectively. Red Lucas heads pitchers with nine wins.
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Bruins Rally For Win Over Pirates In Section Continued
Boston beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2 as Garibaldi homered twice and drove in runs. Durocher, Lombardi, and Herman starred for St Louis, while Derringer took the loss for Cincinnati. Mungo fanned nine in six as Brooklyn and Boston split the opener.
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Favorites Win In First Round Grass Court Net Tourney
The eastern grass court championships opened with 24 first round matches in men’s and women’s singles. Top seeds Don Budge and Bitsy Grant won easily, with Budge routing Marion Reese 6 1 6 0 and Grant beating Edward De Gray 6 4 6 1. Other seeds like Gene Mako and John Van Ryn also advanced. Frankie Parker and Alice Marble, last year’s Southampton winner and top woman, were set to play Sunday.
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Philadelphia
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Lost Nation To Play Under Lights Tuesday
Lost Nation prepares for its first night baseball in six years with a game against London after the Dyersville team visits Lost Nation today.
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U S Fencing Team Eliminated by Italy at Berlin
The United States Olympic sword fencing team lost 12 to 4 to Italy in Berlin, ending their chances as Sweden and Italy moved on to finals along with Germany and France. USA had earlier fallen 8 to 7 to Sweden in another match.
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Giants Beat Phillies 3-2 In Sixth Straight Victory
New York Giants beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 as Carl Hubbell earned his 16th win of the season. Hubbell scored the decisive run in the seventh after a single, with Joe Moore and Burgess Whitehead adding the other runs in the first. Chuck Klein doubled for both Phillies runs in the third. Ott, Ripple and Leslie contributed key hits for the Giants.
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Omaha Sells Two Pitchers To Sox
Omaha Western league owner Larry Harlan announced the sale of pitchers Frank Papish and Gale Wolf to the Chicago White Sox. Papish is a southpaw from Pueblo Colorado with six wins and 13 losses. Wolf is a right hander from Cowles Nebraska with eight wins and six losses and is related to former major league star Clarence Mitchell. The players will report to the White Sox after the Western league season ends.
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Artificial ice use in industry long ago
Industrial use of artificial ice dates back to the 19th century with early developments in refrigeration and ice making techniques. These innovations enabled faster cooling, food preservation, and industrial processes beyond traditional natural ice harvesting.
Western And Major League Averages Pelicans Have No Song
A cryptic note from a 19th century Pacific coast page discusses the Pelicans team and adult observers. It hints at missing songs or calls in reference to the team’s performance and public notices.
City Playground Playoffs Set After East West Finals
City champions in eight playground softball leagues will be decided Monday at Roosevelt playground with east side winners facing west side champions. Junior and intermediate boys feature Harrison versus Daniels at 2 p.m., girls finals Kenwood versus Harrison at 4 p.m., and senior boys Sinclair versus Harrison at 6 p.m. Harrison swept the west side titles.
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Bierman Regains Lead in All Star Coach Poll
Bernie Bierman, whose Minnesota teams have been unbeaten since 1932, jumped back into the lead in the all star coaches poll with 2 567 699 points after votes for first to third choices totaled 800 998. Elmer Layden of Notre Dame trailed second with 1 914 775 points, Alvin McMillin closely third at 1 912 549, as others such as Lou Little, Lynn Waldorf, Matty Bell and Tiny Thornhill remained contenders for the four man staff for the Detroit Lions game at Soldier Field September 1.
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Gehrig Leads AL Batting as .384 Mark Tops Averages
Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees holds the American League batting lead with a .384 average after 150 hits in 391 at bats. Earl Averill slides to second at .377, with Luke Appling close behind. Gehrig also tops runs and homers while Averill leads in hits. Trosky is the rookie in the top group.
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New Central City Race Sets Track Record at Fair Meet
Special to The Gazette reports a combined horse and auto racing fair in Central City with about 1,000 spectators. Strathwood Bay won the Friday 2:18 trot, setting a new track record of 2:06.5 in heat one, while Clyde Peck of Des Moines won the auto final in 3 minutes 45 seconds.
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Canadian champ Haas tops Reith in 36 hole final
Freddy Haas of New Orleans defeated Bobby Reith of Winnipeg 8 and 7 to win the Canadian amateur golf championship in a 36 hole final at Winnipeg Manitoba Saturday.
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Meadow Club Net Trophy Won by Frankie Parker
Frankie Parker a 20 year old from Spring Lake New Jersey and Milwaukee captured the Meadow club singles title by defeating Gregory Mangin Newark New Jersey 1 6 6 1 6 2 6 0 in the final. Parker then teamed with Mangin to win the doubles title over Robert Riggs Wayne Sabin of Los Angeles 11 13 3 6 6 5 8 6 6 1. The victory marks Parker third straight singles triumph but limited major significance. Mangin injured his left knee in the second set hindering his play. Sidney Wood and wife won the mixed doubles title over Martin Buxby and Mrs Stanley Gens ler 4 6 6 1 7 5 after two three set matches.
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Myrtlewood Wins Lakeside Handicap at Washington Park
Myrtlewood owned by Brownell Combs of Lexington Kentucky led from start to finish to win the Lakeside handicap a $5 000 added race at Washington Park by three lengths. The 4 year old filly by Blue Larkspur ran one mile in 1 35 3 5 equaling the track record set by Gallant Knight top weight 120 pounds. Jockey G South rode Myrtlewood which paid 6 20 to win 3 60 to place and 3 20 to show. Whereaway paid 3 40 to place and 2 80 to show Threadneedle 4 40 to show. Crowd was 20 000.
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