Klein's 19th homer lifts Cubs to 4 2 victory
Chicago gains ground on leaders as Chuck Klein hits his 19th homer to break a 2-2 tie in the seventh inning. Lon Warneke allows six hits and earns his 12th win, with Red Lucas taking the loss for Pittsburgh. Herman extends his hitting streak to 17 as the Cubs win their third straight.
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Raiders Edge Demons In Second Doubleheader Game
Des Moines defeated the Raiders 8 to 5 as Harold Lucas faltered late for the Raiders after Terry and Van Fleet shut down the visitors. Des Moines built late scoring with eleven hits while Ludsick pitched for the Raiders. In the first game, the Raiders beat the Demons 7 to 4 to trim the Demons pennant lead. Corgnatti and Dickshot drove runs in the eighth, with Van Fleet pitching for the Demons.
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Dodgers Rally Past Giants 7 5 In Eight Inning Comeback
Brooklyn staged a bold uphill fight highlighted by a two run eighth inning off Adolfo Luque to defeat the New York Giants 7 to 5. Four pitchers covered the long stretch with Emil Leonard earning the win as Giants pitchers Parmelee Hubbell and Schumacher faltered. Key blows included Koenecke’s single Leslie’s double a Lopez fly and Jordan bunt on a squeeze to push across the decisive runs.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Taylor
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Bass
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Babich
Luque Hubbella
Luke Forth
Mancuso Winning pitcher—Leonard. Losing pitcher—Luque
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Moran
Schoolboy Budge Upsets Parker In Gripping Five Set Match
Donald Budge 18, from Oakland California, defeated Frankie Parker of Milwaukee in a dramatic five set duel lasting nearly three hours. Budge won 12 6 3 6 6 0 9 7 to claim the title and bolster his bid for a Davis Cup berth. Grant routed Gene Mako to set up a title match with Budge.
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Frankie Parker
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Murvived
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Standings and results from the American League baseball day
The column lists WL records and Pcts for New York, Washington, Detroit, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, and others. Saturday results show New York 7 Washington 4, Boston 11 Philadelphia 10, Detroit 4 St Louis 0 with several postponed games and Sunday schedules listed.
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Cincinnati
Gomez, Yankees Top Senators 7 to 4 in Series Lead
Vernon Gomez rebounded from a rough start to gain his 14th win as the Yankees beat theWashington Senators 7 to 4. Bill Dickey and Babe Ruth sparked the comeback with timely hits while Gehrig and Chapman provided scoring doubles. Crowder faltered in the seventh as New York moved ahead and held on behind strong relief.
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Washington Senators
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Don Heffiner
Myril Hoag
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Senators
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Jack Saltzgauer
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Dickey
Hoag
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Sewell
Bluege
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Bob Burke
Crosetti
Kress
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Charley-Gehringer
Tigers
Heinie Manush
Lou Gehrig
Frank Higgins
Athletics
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White Sox
Joe Cronin
Vernon Gomez
Frank Frisch
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Joe Medwick
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Wally Berger
Braves
Bill Terry
Giants
Travis Jackson
Gabby Hartnett
al Leper
Dodgers
Carl Hubbell
Higgins
Simmons
Earl Averill
Terry
Hubbell
Medica Captures 440 Yard Title at AAU Meet
Medica from Washington D C Seattle led from the gun to win the 440 yard at the National AAU championship, defeating Jimmy Gilhula of Detroit A C. Woodford of Ohio State finished third as Ziegler Dietz Olds and Haynie followed. Vande Weghe won the 100 meters backstroke after a tight duel with Zehr and Kiefer. Boals Wolfe Barthels Callaghan team won the 880 yard relay for Los Angeles A C as Detroit led the team standings after day two with 16 points.
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Dexter Woodford
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Buster Olds
Olympic Club
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Tom Haynie
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Dannie Zehr
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Robert Boals
Paul Wolfe
Herb Barthels
Duke Callaghan
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Peppers Hot Sport Chatter Opens Kind Season
Raiders sit in the second division as Hill park attendance totals 28 593 through 25 home games. Major league scores highlight a busy Friday with high scoring in both leagues. Babe Ruth's decline noted as mid season approaches and a Detroit golfer features a crow in a humorous golf tale.
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Betty Neuzil Wins Novice Net Play At Bell Raymond Tour
Betty Neuzil captures the first in a girls novice tennis tourney series sponsored by Bell Raymond at the Country Club. She defeats Phyllis Rogers in two sets 8-6 6-0 after beating Marjorie Deacon 6-2 in the semis and Rogers beat Margaret Barngrover 6-3. A horse's teeth reach full development at eight years old.
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Bell Raymond
Phyllis Rogers
Miss Neuzil
Marjorie Deacon
Miss Rogers
Margaret Barngrover
Brooklyn Hosts Sectional Softball Tournament This Sunday
The undefeated Brooklyn girls softball team will host a sectional tournament at the south Brooklyn ball field Sunday starting 12 30 p m. Teams Malcolm Guernsey Grinnell Belle Plaine Montezuma and Brooklyn compete with pairings drawn at start. Irma Ruth Williams pitched for Brooklyn after a 22 to 2 win over Malcolm Friday.
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Grundy Center
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All Star Game Rosters and Crowd Expected at Polo Grounds
An anticipated All Star crowd nears capacity at the Polo Grounds as fans push toward 53,602 seats for Tuesday’s exhibition. Bill Terry and Joe Cronin announce tentative lineups, with 20 players ready to be used and proceeds benefiting the players benevolent fund.
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Carl ‘Mubbell
Giants
Nationals
Yankees
Iaehington Senators
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Bill Terry
Joe Cronch
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Carl Hubbell
Players’ Benevolent Fund
Chicago
Davenport Defeats Central City Nine In Legion Tourney
Davenport junior league beats Central City 9 to 3 in nine innings to reach the state finals. Central City's Le Blount yielded eleven hits as Davenport capitalized on eight local errors. Score by innings shows Davenport with a strong early burst and late insurance runs. Bob Lounzen and W. Lounzen pitched for Davenport with Blount and Fiitsch behind Central City.
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Cedar Rapids
Clinton Lee Gion
Bob Lounzen
W. Lounzen
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Fiitsch
Kid Chocolate Seeks Restoration Of Title
Kid Chocolate of Cuba, ex featherweight champion, will petition the state boxing commission for title restoration. He meets Petey Hayes of Saugerties, New York, at Ebbetts Field next Wednesday. A favorable ruling could allow Chocolate to compete at 126 pounds.
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State Boxing Commission
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Petey Hayes
Saugerties
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