A's Trounce Yankees 10 5 In 17 Hits Big Day
Philadelphia beats New York 10 to 5 as Al Niemiec, Bob Johnson and Hayes homer. Ruffing gives up 10 hits in 4 innings as the A's pile on three runs in multiple frames. Dickey and Glenn drive in late runs for the Yankees.
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Browns Fall to Indians in High-Scoring Tilt
St Louis pitcher chaos as Rogers Hornsby uses six hurlers while Cleveland pins 12 runs on 18 hits in a 12 to 10 victory. Browns strand 12. Indians cash in on key rallies as the box score overwhelms.
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All Stars Begin Drills For Fray With Pro Eleven
CHICAGO AP The former college football all stars preparing to meet the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field Sept 1 work under Bernie Bierman head mentor and a star-studded coaching staff. Elmer Layden handles kickers and pass receiving while Lynn Waldorf directs guards and tackles as Lou Little consults on the offense. The squad will use Bierman’s unbalanced line and single wing against the world pro champions with two-a-day sessions at Dyche Stadium.
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Martin Uses Chair To Outlast Richards In Wrestling Joust
The Cedar Park wrestling event featured Bull Martin and Ray Richards in a chaotic bout. Chairs were used, referees tangled, and the spectacle ended with Martin prevailing despite a rough, crowd‑stirring sequence.
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Two Yank Boxers Remain In Olympic Quarterfinals
Berlin reports show two American boxers advancing in the Olympic tournament after decisive wins. Cleveland O flyweight and another bantam contender earned technical knockouts over opponents from Germany and the Philippines, reaching the semi finals.
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Cubs Beat Reds 7 5 In Drizzle-Soaked Series Opener
Chicago Cubs toppled Cincinnati Reds 7 5 in wet conditions at Cincinnati as Frank Demaree launched his 14th homer of the season and Ernie Lombardi added a ninth inning RBI. Curt Davis and Ray Davis started for their teams, with Chicago claiming the win.
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Braddock Intercedes For Paroled Anamosa Inmate
Des Moines AP James J Braddock world heavyweight champion aided his old friend John McGrath who earned parole from Anamosa Reformatory after 25 months of a 10 year sentence. Braddock wrote to Gov Herring and the parole board pledging to employ him. McGrath credited Braddock and said he has sobriety and religion again after the incident.
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Van Fleet Shuts Out Des Moines 7 to 0
Van Fleet earns his twelfth win with a three hitter shutout as Cedar Rapids beats Des Moines 7 to 0. Harold Blair allows four hits and is victimized by misplays in a one sided first two innings. Skeeter Webb and Alex Filbert handle nine chances each in the field for Cedar Rapids. Time of game 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Standings and results from Thursday to Saturday baseball and hockey events
Standings show WL Pet and WoL Pet for teams in several leagues. Thursday Cedar Rapids defeated Des Moines 7 0 while Omaha beat Waterloo 9 2. Friday Brooklyn beat Boston 4 2 and New York beat Philadelphia 6 0. Saturday schedules include Chicago at Cincinnati St Louis at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Brooklyn. In American Association exhibition St Louis defeated St Paul 5 11. Dean pitched one inning before Rhem finished, with Mowry logging three hits for St Louis St Paul and St Louis line scores listed.
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Washington Crew Wins Eight Oared Race In Olympics
Grunau Germany Washington Huskies surged in the final 500 meters to win the Olympic eight oared rowing race from Italy by a length with Great Britain third. Adolph Kiefer, 18, born in Germany, set a new world record in the 100 meters backstroke to boost the United States swimming team in the Olympic title race.
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American Association First Game Schedule Summary
Columbus vs Minneapolis opens AAC action with 31 0 1M 77 8 Urba Chervinkos McKain Grabow Raber Dickey. Indianapolis at Kansas City and Louisville at Milwaukee night games with Toleto at St Paul set to start at 8 on a later date.
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Locate Brother After 18 Years
Philadelphia report notes Patrolman Paul Walker Io chasing a minor accident and joking about his brother for 18 years. Mrs Marguerite Stone of Los Angeles swerved to avoid a collision and hit a tree during the inquiry. She recalls a Duke Walker, a 37 year old Los Angeles high speed line operator, as a described contact.
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Omaha Robin Hoods roll over Waterloo 9 to 2
Omaha's Papish limited the Hawks to five hits as Spadafore and Wise provided key defense. Spadafore made a pivotal running catch in the sixth and Luther’s liner was snagged by Smith to end the ninth. The Robin Hoods broke the game open with a three run second, two more in the sixth and four in the seventh.
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Sioux City Beats Davenport 7 2 in Seven Inning Baseball Showdown
Sioux City outhit Davenport 9 to 8 and took a 7 2 win as four Sioux City runs were unearned. Luby Seghi Blakeney and Benson starred on defense. Prince pitched seven for Davenport, Schaeffer finished, Kemp drove in runs for Sioux City. Time noted as 1:48. Wine history note ends the page.
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Equal Status For White Collar Men In Soviet Passes
Moscow reports a central committee ruling that white collar employees will receive summer resort passes on equal terms with Soviet workers. Prior room shortages in Black Sea and Caucasus resorts favored workers. the new law abolishes distinctions based on social position or origin, making workers and employees equal in pass distribution.
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Louis A 6 To 5 Choice To Bowl Over Sharkey
New York reports a heavyweight title bout set for Tuesday night between Joe Louis and Jack Sharkey. Louis is a 6 to 5 favorite as both fighters enter final training near 30,000 expected in Yankee Stadium. Promoter Mike Jacobs projects a near record crowd and $200,000 purse as Sharkey stays composed and Louis shows late classic form.
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Greenberg Forced to Miss 1936 Baseball Season
Detroit Tigers star Hank Greenberg will not resume play this year due to a fractured left wrist. Doctors treating the injury delivered an ultimatum to club president Walter Briggs, who notified manager Mickey Cochrane, who is also sidelined by illness.
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Parks Team Clinches CCF League Title With 6-0 Win
Parks defeats Police 6 to 0 at Ellis Park to clinch the CCF softball league championship. Womacka and Prensol pitched, Hanna and Carsten behind the plate. Friday box scores note St James 13 4 Second Christian 4, with Fraternal and other league results listed.
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Louis Sharkey bout stirs psycho logical tug of war
Bill Corum notes mixed sentiment ahead of the Schmeling Louis fight and the Sharkey Louis buzz. He halves the crowd toward Louis yet favors Sharkey as the talk grows, while warning Louis could win in a few rounds. He cites age edges and the allure of the gladiators in training.
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