Fitzsimmons, Malone Turn In Two-Hit MLB Gem
Giants blank Reds 5 to 0 as Fitzsimmons tosses a two hitter with no walks. Oskie Slade and Harlin Pool contributed late hits for New York while Timely errors aided Cincinnati in an otherwise tight game. Giants maintain five-and-a-half game lead in pennant race as Cubs beat Philadelphia.
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Tigers fall to Red Sox 8 7 in opening four game set
Detroit the league leads with late rallies but Boston retains early lead. Solters homered for the Red Sox, Greenberg and Goslin produced key hits for Detroit. Final score 8 7 as Sox hold off late Tiger charge in Boston.
Malone Shuts Out Phillies to Earn 14th Victory
Chicago pitcher Big Pat Malone limited Philadelphia to two hits and struck out 12 to secure his fourteenth win of the National League season. Riggs Stephenson opened the scoring with a first inning single driving in Billy Herman. In the eighth, Lou Chiozza’s misplay on a throw allowed Tuck Stainback to score, padding the Cubs lead. Dolph Camilli and Walters contributed minor hits for the Phillies, with Camilli later a former Cub.
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Cardinals Hammer Braves 15 0 to Open Series in St Louis
Twenty hits including homers by Jack Rothrock and Leo Durocher powered the Cardinals to a 15 to 0 rout of the Boston Braves in the opener of a four game set. Wild Bill Hallahan allowed five Braves hits and notched his fifth straight victory as St Louis bunched runs with timely hitting. Rothrock drove in four runs while Durocher and Frisch collected multi RBI games and Medwick added two bases with two RBIs.
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Jacobs and Palfrey Reach National Tennis Final
Helen Hull Jacobs of Berkeley and Sarah Palfrey of Brookline advance to the national women’s championship final in Forest Hills. Jacobs defeats Carolin Babcock 7 5 6 0 after a tougher first set, while Palfrey overcomes Dorothy Andrus 8 3 6 4. Babcock and Andrus reach doubles final with Nuthall James.
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Turners Cancel Night Game with Frolic Club
The scheduled double header between the Frolic club and Cedar Falls on St Ludmila lighted diamond Sunday night was canceled due to injuries from a Friday automobile accident. A reserve game with Turner's mortuary is set, and a second game will be played if an opponent is found. First game was to start at 7 45 pm.
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Dizzy Dean Strike Talks End With Landis Hearing
St Louis ace Dizzy Dean and Cardinals owner Sam Breadon agreed to let Judge Kenesaw Landis settle the dispute. Dean sought pay for days missed while Paul Dean faced fines and suspension. details show a week of fines, missed games, and stalled negotiations with no final resolution.
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Hargrave Criticism Drives Cedar Rapids Raiders Outlook
The Raiders manager Bubbles Hargrave faces strong fan criticism at Hill Park over team performance. Once a playing manager, Hargrave was hampered by eye problems and injuries, leading to questions about his leadership. The piece notes potential managerial changes next season and contrasts past baseball regimes with current prospects.
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Espinosa Jacobs Win In Kenmore Exhibition Match
Abe Espinosa teamed with 13 year old Johnny Jacobs to beat Johnny Vavra and Charles Burkart one up in a four ball exhibition at Kenmore. Burkart led early with birdies but Espinosa and Jacobs rallied, Jacobs delivering a late 45 foot birdie putt on the seventeenth to seal the finish.
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Vayra
Ernest Thune Wins Decorah Net Title
Ernest Thune rallied to take the Decorah city tennis championship over Donald Amundsen 17 9 3 6 4 6 3 6 0 with earlier wins over A C Lynch 6 2 6 3 and Amundsen over Leo Samuelson 6 0 6 1 in the semifinals and a final victory.
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Allison overcomes jinx to win Newport tennis title
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas finally broke four years of near-misses to win the fifty third Newport Casino invitation tennis tournament defeating Frankie Parker of Spring Lake New Jersey 8-1 6-4 7-? in the final. Allison and Johnny Van Ryn beat Berkeley Bell and Gregory Mangin 6-2 6-4 13-11 to reach the doubles final with George Lott and Lester Stoefen awaiting tomorrow.
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Simons and Welsh Reach Public Parks Tennis Final
Arnold Simons of Louisville, defending champion, and Barnard Welsh of Washington advanced to the men singles final in the national public parks tennis tournament in Minneapolis. Simons defeated Billy Schommer of Minneapolis 8-6 3-6 1-6 9-7 6-1, while Welsh beat Ted Drewes of St. Louis 4-6 6-2 6-2 6-0 in the morning.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results From Chicago
Saturday results show Detroit 2 New York 2 in 12 innings while St. Louis beat Boston and Chicago edged Philadelphia. Sunday matchups include Washington at Chicano, St. Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston with Cleveland and Philadelphia also playing.
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Yankees Rally in Twelfth to Top Browns in 12 Innings
Charley Ruffing pitched a complete game six hitter as the Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 2 to 1 in twelve innings. The victory pulls New York within four and a half games of Detroit, which lost to Boston. Gehrig delivered a second inning double and Dickey drove in the winning run with bases loaded in the twelfth after Chapman's fine plate throw prevented the tying run.
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Indians Top Mackmen In Second Game routs 10 to 0
Philadelphia AP reports a double header with 8000 fans. The Mackmen won game one 3 1 while Cleveland Indians dominated game two 10 0. Bob Johnson made a notable catch in the first game before play continued on page 2.
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