Giants Rally to Beat Braves 7 4 as Jackson Homers
Travis Jackson hit a three run homer with two on in the seventh to turn a four run deficit into a Giants victory over the Braves. Al Smith pitched in relief, supporting a late surge that also included Weintraub Mancuso and Hogan’s earlier blasts in a 7 to 4 win.
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Phillies edge Dodgers 6 5 as Wilson delivers pinch hit
In a ninth inning comeback the Phillies win 6 to 5 over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Jimmy Wilson enters as pinch hitter and drives in the decisive run after Sam Leslie's bases loaded single gave Brooklyn the lead. Dick Bartell and Lou Chiozza spark the rally before Wilson's hit.
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Jet Bartell
Bradley Colt Wins Saratoga Special
E R Bradley’s Boxthorn son of Blue Larkspur won the 32nd Saratoga sweepstakes special at Saratoga Springs New York. He beat Plat Eye by a length and a half with Today third, earning 6750 dollars and a 7 to 1 payoff. Boxthorn finished the six furlongs in 1 12 1 5, a fast time for the meet and the sire’s own pace from six years ago.
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Prince Hall Breaks World Mile and Eighth Record at Rockingham
Prince Hall the dark brown trotter of Charlton City Mass wins the daily record stake at Rockingham Grand Circuit meet in Salem New Hampshire. He finishes the 2:13 trot in 2:13 flat breaking the joint world mile and eighth mark held by Marmaduke and Hollywood Jessie. The Laurel Hall Princess Etawah filly completes in 2:18 improving the former record by a quarter second.
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Hadagal Captures King Philip Handicap at Narragansett
Hadagal the three year old son of Sir Galahad III led from the start on a muddy Narragansett Park track to win the King Philip handicap in 1 48 over Spare Dark Secret and Roustabout. He carried 117 pounds and paid 10 20 for a $2 win ticket while Dark Secret paid 13 30 for a $2 place. Roustabout was the crowd favorite after Roger Williams win.
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Baseball Greats in Flux as 1931 Shifts Spark Headlines
Pictured are Wilbert Robinson, Alvin Crowder, Lynwood Rowe, Mickey Cochrane, Babe Ruth, Willie Kamm, Al Simmons, and Pie Traynor. The article notes Robinson's death, Crowder's return to form with the Detroit Tigers, Rowe's win streak against the Indians, Cochrane giving orders, Ruth's retirement, Kamm's brief Cleveland leadership, Simmons's marriage, and Traynor's uncertain Pirates future amid a pennant chase.
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Mickey Cochrane
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Willie Kamm
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Cleveland
Walter Johnson
al Simmons
Pie Traynor
Bucs
U S Women’s Net Meet Opens Monday With Star Field
The United States women's tennis championships at Forest Hills open Monday with 64 players led by Helen Hull Jacobs. Betty Nuthall Sarah Palfrey Katherine Stammers Elisabeth Ryan Freda James are the other top seeds as matches begin and doubles draw is set for Monday night with play continuing Tuesday.
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Elisabeth Ryan
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Virginia Yates Eric
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Raiders to Open Two-Game Series With Omaha Tonight
Rain washed out two games at Hill Park delaying a key playoff affair. The doubleheader will start at 6 p.m. with seven innings in the opener and the second game following, single admission covers both contests. Kumalae joins the Raiders replacing Hallett as the new pitcher.
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Giants Sign Richards and Badgro For 1940 Team
New York Giants inked former Simpson College star Kink Richards as a halfback and Morris Badgro formerly of U. C. L. A. as an end Saturday in a pair of player contracts.
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All‑Star Coach Voting Ends as Kizer Leads
Noble Kizer of Purdue leads the nationwide coach voting for the all American team to face the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. With 475,000 votes cast and about 80,000 remaining, the result should be decided Sunday amid strong finish by voters.
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Mount Auburn Girls Triumph 6-4 Over La Porte
Mount Auburn defeats La Porte 6 to 4 at home Friday evening in a kittenball contest. Mount Auburn fielded a strong lineup led by standout players for the win. The victory improves Mount Auburn’s season record and leaves La Porte seeking adjustments before next match.
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Center Point Hot Shots Win 9-8 in Diamondball Batteries
Center Point Hot Shots defeated Alburnett 9-8 Friday night in diamondball. Batteries Kouba Dufoe Etzel Jones and Flitsch contributed to the win.
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Tigers rout Indians to extend win streak to eleven
Detroit gained a full game in the standings as Elden Auker pitched seven strikeouts and allowed six scattered hits in a 7 0 win over Cleveland. A second inning rally produced six runs with two outs, supported by three straight doubles and a double steal. Cleveland’s Willis Hudlin was chased after two wild pitches, while Owen and Fox sparked the attack.
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Allison Wins From Bell At Longwood
Wilmer Allison of Texas defeated Berkeley Bell of New York in four sets 4-6 6-1 6-2 6-3 to win the forty second Longwood bowl men's singles title at Chestnut Hill Massachusetts. The match featured wet courts and slipping players amid a day of competition with Davis cup partners George T. of Chicago and Lester Steven of Los Angeles dominating doubles.
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Pasadena
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Bell Raymond Reaches Finals in South Iowa Net Tourney
Ottumwa Iowa AP Bell Raymond of Cedar Rapids advances to the finals of the South Iowa net tournament to defend his singles title against Frank Brody of Des Moines. Raymond beat Dale Caris of Albia in three sets 4 6 9 7 6 1, while Brody defeated Ray Coulter of Ottumwa 6 2 6 1 in the semifinals.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results It Seems
The Brandings section shows American and National League standings with wins losses and percentages. Saturday results mention Detroit Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia New York and Boston games with Sunday schedules across the leagues.
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Yan kees edge Red Sox in 13 inning pitchers duel
Boston wins 3 2 over New York after a 13 inning marathon. Ruth homers in eighth for New York, Lazzeyi, Reynolds and Solters drive Boston's tie and winning runs as Ferrell delivers a clutch pinch single. Ostermueller and Deshong duel. errors and wild throws shape the late scoring.
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Carl Reynolds
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Dickey
Ruth
Lazieri
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Werber
Deshand
Cronetti
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DeShone
White Sox Fall Again At Home To Browns
Chicago and St Louis battled through a 9 to 8 Browns win as Dick Coffman notched the victory with late support from Jack Knott. Harland Dilts supplied a two run homer while Johnny Conlan Evar Swanson and Jack Hayes each collected three hits for Chicago in a late rally.
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Louis Hurler
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Harland Dilft
Evar Swanson
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Jack Hayes
Alberts Team Set for Dubuque Clash at Marion
The Alberts diamondball squad hosts Dubuque Sunday in a double header at Legion Park Marion starting 8 p.m. Alberts seeks revenge after two close wins in Dubuque. Kindler and Jones will be on the mound for the locals.
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