Cubs Rally Past Giants In Crucial NL Series Opener
Big Jim Weaver starred as the Cubs beat the Giants 11 to 7 in a wide swinging game. Mel Ott and Joe Moore led a 12-hit attack for New York while Charley Grimm and Kiki Cuyler contributed key hits for Chicago. The result narrowed the gap to one win in the five game set.
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Tigers Seize Loop Lead From Yankees In Tight Finish
In Kansas City and Detroit games, Detroit rallied to beat the Yankees 12 11 to grab a share of the American League lead as Mickey Cochrane’s club trailed by eight before a nine inning surge. Babe Ruth highlighted the early surge with his 15th home run, while Pete Fox and Goose Goslin sparked late scoring to seal the win.
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First Evangelicals Win In Double Header
The Firs Evangelical church of Cedar Rapids swept a doubleheader from Marshalltown Evangelicals at Daniels Park. Cedar Rapids won 8 to 2 in the opener and 3 to 0 in the nightcap. Push and Kouba pitched for Cedar Rapids while Wagner and Enge worked the mound for Marshalltown.
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Cavalcade Dominates Arlington Classic in Record Run
Cavalcade sprinted from last to first to win the Arlington Classic by four lengths over Discovery at Arlington Park. Jockey Uncle Mack Garner steered the Brookmeade colt to a 1 1/4 mile in 2 minutes 5. The victory boosted Cavalcade’s 1930 earnings to 126,965 and clinched the 3-year-old title for owner Isabel Dodge Sloane, with Garner notching his second classic win.
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Californian Wins Mid West Net Meet Championship
Lawrence Nelson of a Los Angeles prep school defeated Carl Smalley of Texas in a five set men singles final in Omaha Nebraska. Nelson dropped the first two sets 2-6 and 3-6, then won 6-2 6-3 and 16-4 to claim the title in a hotly contested match.
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Goldman Eaton Fight For Tile In Western Amateur Title
Oklahoma City’s Zell Eaton 21 pursues his first Western Amateur golf crown as Dallas’s Dave Goldman 25 seeks to spoil the upset. Goldman defeated Charley Yates of Atlanta 1 up to reach the finals, after Eaton beat Verne Stewart 6 and 4.
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Bill Terry shines as Giants star and leader on field
The piece highlights Bill Terry's impact with the Giants, praising his pitching leadership and hitting .367 while noting his sustained performance after taking management. It contrasts Yankees’ shifting lineup and explores speculative, unverified league-wide franchise rumors for next season.
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Cooper Laffoon Tie In St Paul Open Thriller
Light horse Harry Cooper and Ky Laffoon of Denver staged another marathon tie at the St Paul Open golf championship after 36 holes of Saturday play. Both finished at 142, two under par, matching Horton Smith who led earlier with a 75 on Saturday. Laffoon surged with five birdies under brutal 92 degree heat as Cooper faltered in the glare.
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National League Standings and Weekend Results
Leadoff column shows standings with teams New York Boston Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati and more. Weekend results include Philadelphia 18 Cincinnati 4 and Chicago 11 New York 7 as well as Sunday matchups and American League notes with Detroit Washington New York Cleveland and others.
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Campbell Aims for 300 MPH Race Feat
London reports Sir Malcolm Campbell declares 300 mile an hour speed as his goal with Bluebird. He notes the risk is high and admits odds of returning in one piece are about fifty fifty. He will continue to pursue the record until achieved and then retire.
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Bears Edge Go Getters In Marengo Softball Clash
The Bears defeated the previously undefeated Go Getters 6 to 5 to move into a tie for second place in Marengo's kiltenball league. Chesterfields beat the Mohawks 7 to 5 to climb next to them, as the Bruins eye a potential share of first after Monday night games against the Thrillers.
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