Pirates Edge Cardinals Behind Brown Relief in Tight Win
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 3 as Mace Brown pitched effectively in relief after a rough second inning. Enos Slaughter and Johnny Mize homered for St. Louis, but Pittsburgh outhit the Cards and preserved the lead with solid defense late.
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Curt Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Mace Brown
Enos Slaughter
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Brown
Joe Bowman
Pirates
S. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankees Bow to Red Sox 5 10 3 in sloppy game
The Red Sox defeat the Yankees 5 to 3 as Doerr hits a home run and Cronin drives in runs. Dahlgren and Williams contribute for Boston while Selkirk and Rosar lead New York with key hits. Ostermueller and Russo duel on the mound in a tense AL clash.
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Boston
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Henrich
Dahlgren
Doerr
Cronin
Selkirk
Williams
Rosar
Tabor
Ostermueller
Russa
Grieve
Summers
Koils
Bob Grove
Ted Lyons
Chicago
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Tom Bridges
Detroit
Red Ruffing
Lefty Gomez
John Murphy
Buck Newsom
Frank Hayes
Philadelphia
Rollie Hemsley
Hank Greenberg
George McQuinn
St. Louis
Gordon
Joe Cronin
Frank Crosetti
Red Rolfe
Luke Appling
DiMaggio
Case
Cramer
George Selkirk
Myril Hoag
Bob Johnson
Myer Stars as Senators Take Opener 9 to 4
Buddy Myer paced Washington with a double and three singles in four official at bats as the Senators beat Philadelphia 9 4 in the opener. Washington had 16 hits led by Myer and West and Johnson with several RBIs while Cecil Travis did not get a hit.
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Myer
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Philadelphia
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Indians Rally Behind Broaca Beats Browns 8 to 5
Cleveland uses relief work by Johnny Broaca to defeat the St. Louis Browns 8 to 5 as Bruce Campbell homers and the Indians collect 13 hits off three Browns pitchers. Myril Hoag breaks the shutout in the ninth but Cleveland holds on for the win.
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St. Louis
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Jack Kramer
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Whitehead
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Sy Hmachin
Bytehead
Inninas
Mpires
Geisel
Basil
Raiders Triumph In Marathon Marathon Madness At Clinton
The Raiders edged Clinton 13 to 14 in an extended ten inning turn with 40 hits and 63 bases. Key moments included Pike homering in the ninth, Walsh driving a game winning single in the eleventh, and Bink Taylor delivering late power as Clinton hurler Perryman struggled to close.
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Marathon
Jones
Bink
Taylor
Pike
Perryman
Goletz
Bats
Walsh
Ollie Marquardt
Marleau
Naymick
Anderson
Gehrke
Fishing tales and river chatter from Iowa to Washington
Echoes from forest and field describe trout in the Elk river near Highlandville and a four pound thirteen ounce German brown trout caught by Clarence Gulbro in Decorah. Pheasant releases in Tama county and noted bass fishing on Minne sota streams share space with travel notes to Port Angeles and Wisconsin lakes.
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Ear Creek
Highlandville
Iowa
Clarence Gulbro
Decorah
Local Fishermen Face Mosquito Dope and Holiday Driving
Mythic boots theft and a pageant of fishing lore collide with a new mosquito repellent that keeps skeeters at bay at three feet from its target. A Waterloo sewage plant project moves forward as a national holiday looms, and drivers are urged to travel carefully during vacation periods amid reports of unusually bumped bullheads in local waters.
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Waterloo
Cedar River
Raiders Rise on Hustle and Harmony Amid Baseball Strife
The Cedar Rapids Raiders, led by manager Marquardt, rely on hard work and team unity after a rough start. The piece praises honest errors, steady pitching support, and the scorer's duty to judge plays impartially, citing a controversial ground ball play involving Black and Blaze as a test of fair judgment.
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Raiders
Marquardt
Ollie
Cap Crossley
Cedar Rapids
Cap
Hill Park
Clinton
Baseball
Dempsey 3 1 Shot Against Hospital Foe
In New York Jack Dempsey improves after emergency appendectomy as hospital bulletins show better temperature and vital signs. Ned Brown and friends report hopeful progress with visitors and messages from notable figures including Swope Spreckles and Kearns.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
A. A. Jaller
Polyclinic Hospital
Robert Emery Brennan
Manassa Mauler
Ned Brown
Joan Hannah
Barbara Judith
Jack
Brown
Herbert Bayard Swope
New York State Racing Commission
Adolph Spreckles
California
Jack Kearns
Standings and Saturday results from the American Association
The American Association standings show Kan City 48 27 with .620, Milwaukee 35 40, Minneapolis 46 27 with .620, St. Paul 33 29, Indianapolis 37 36, Columbus 31 41, Louisville 35 35, Toledo 28 47. Saturday results list Indianapolis 6 Toledo 5 and Columbus 7 Louisville 3 with Minneapolis 21 Kansas City noting only scheduled games.
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Miwaukee
Minneapo Ts
Paul
Indiapollis
Columbus
Louisvill
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Roosevelt Nine Edges Davenport 3 2 In Ninth
Roosevelt rallies in the ninth to beat Davenport 3 to 2 as Hurych preserves the lead with key throws and two strikeouts. Kenney and Suchomel spark Cedar Rapids with early offense, but Hurych shuts down Davenport in the final frame to seal the victory.
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Hatfield Montgomery
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Buck
Shanahan
Suchomel
Galagher
Kenney
Hurych
Montgomery
Kenner
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Stodola
Hendce
Illness sidelines Connie's longtime manager in all star plans
Dr Eddie OBrien says Connie Mack is seriously ill and has returned to Philadelphia. Mack asked to be relieved of his duties as manager of the American League squad for the Yankee Stadium game on July 11. Joe McCarthy takes over. Earl Mack handles Athletics. Lou Gehrig is named captain despite illness. other stars tracking fitness for the event.
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Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Mack
Germantown
Will Harridge
Yankee Stadium
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Athletics
Earl
William Harridge
Boston
McCarthy
Mickey Cochrane
Harridge
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Detroit
Charley Gehringer
Jimmy Foxx
George Case
Washington
Joe DiMaggio
New York
Bill Dickey
Roger Cramer
Joe Gordon
Communists Win to Gain Three Lead
Bloomington offense produced a nine run seventh inning surge while the visitors failed to mount a comeback as Schmitt Schremser and Stewart led the scoring effort. Judd and Coleman contributed in a rugged late rally.
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Commies
Bees Defeat Springfield to Take Lead in Three-Eye
Evansville Bees score all runs in first three innings to beat Springfield 3 to 2 and seize the Three-Eye lead. Bell homered for Springfield in the third with none on. Evansville pitchers held Springfield late as the Bees rallied early.
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Springfield
Evansville Bees
Bell
Evansville
Viener
Oriener
Sams
Hanning
Moline Tops Waterloo In High-Scoring Late Game
In Waterloo, Moline won 13 to 8 over Waterloo in a fast paced contest. Zydowski homered with one on in the fifth and Cavosie cleared the bases in the seventh, while Waterloo’s Falk hit a four base hit with two on in the first inning. The line score reflects a lopsided scoring effort from both teams and a memorable late rally.
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Raiders
Boudreau
the Gazette
Waterloo
Moline
Zydowski
Cavosie
Falk
Dot
Howard Martin Paces Industrial Golf Field
Howard Martin shot 70 to lead the Tuesday division in an Allied Industrial league golf meet at Kenmore. The event featured three intercity matches with Ottumwa on July 16 and Rock Island on August 13, plus a July 30 local clash. Delzell was second with 74, while Quaker Oats Kurners led the Thursday division and Wilson City Markets topped the Tuesday bracket.
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Tommy Hooke
Industrial League
Kenmore
Ottumwa
Rock Island
Martin
Wendell Delzell
Quaker Oats Kurners
Wilson City
W. Diehl
C. Herbeck
L. Lanswager
R. McHugh
Light Company
Quaker Oats Kurnels
G. Harless
K. Koffron
R. Hinton
Joe Stenner
Howard Martin
Six Americans Remain In Wimbledon Singles Chase
Six Americans three men and three women advance to the climax rounds of the all England championships. Surviving men include Elwood Cooke Gene Smith and Bobby Riggs. Women still in contention are Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Miss Helen Jacobs and Miss Alice Marble.
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Eng
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Gene Smith
Berkeley
Calif
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Cambridge
Mass
Helen Jacobs
Alice Mar
Bartell Scrambles From Slump Amid Cubs Struggles
Chicago shortstop Dick Bartell sits at .226 after a season of rough runs and boos from fans. He insists his health is fine despite ankle pain and says a new stance has helped at times. Manager Gabby Hartnett will replace him at short with Bobby Matricks from Milwaukee while Bartell works to regain form.
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Chicago
Dick Bartell
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Bartell
Cubs
St. Louis
Bill Jurges
New York Giants
Jurges
Gabby Hartnett
Bobby Materick
Milwaukee
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