Cubs Tie Giants In Crucial Five Game Set. Parmelee Wins
In New York, Bud Parmelee pitched his first complete game since appendicitis as the Giants edged the Cubs 5-3, while Bill Lee defeated Carl Hubbell in Chicago’s 2-1 victory. The series now narrows to a pivotal stage with both clubs tied in the standings. Parmelee drove in the deciding runs and preserved a late advantage, with the Cubs pushing back through timely hits and solid pitching by Lee.
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Cleveland Wallops Yankees 13 to 5 in pennant chase
Cleveland powered past New York 13 to 5 as three Yankee pitchers were shelled for 17 hits. Willis Hudlin relieved early, Johnny Broca struggled, and Bob Ruth logged his 2000th major league base on balls not counting World Series. Detroit led the pennant race while Boston topped Chicago in a separate game.
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Raiders defeat St Joseph 9 to 10 in late effort
Special to The Gazette Cedar Rapids broke a 4 hit first game with 15 hits led by Mizeur Dickshot and Jackson. Harold Lucas held St Joseph to four hits through seven innings, With Wronski debuting at second base and Shipley scoring early. The Raiders pulled away in the ninth for three runs to seal the win and begin a 14 game stand against Omaha.
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Cowboys Ride Hard On Demons 12 10 4 Des Moines series finale
Sioux City defeated Des Moines 12 to 4 in the third game of the series. Des Moines scored first on an unearned run but could not capitalize with runners on base as Sioux City pulled away with five seventh inning runs and key hits from Gannon, Vezilich, Willingham, and George Wilson. Rock Island beat Topeka 6 4 as Topeka dropped their first game of the second half.
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White Sox Are Due for House Cleaning
The Cleveland and Chicago sports scenes clash with management criticism. Cleveland owners face fans amid Johnson’s pitching choices. White Sox plans hinge on trading players and rebuilding with four pitchers, a catcher, and a right fielder, amid scouting gaps and Comiskey family pressure.
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Grange Signs For 9th Year In Pro Football League
Chicago. UPI report notes Red Grange will begin his ninth pro season with the Chicago Bears this fall after a two year retirement talk. Now 30, he leaves the T7 night club stake to focus on football, primarily as a blocker and defender for a team that has won the league title the past two seasons.
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Mount Auburn Teams Defeat Vinton Clubs
Mount Auburn boys and girls kittenball squads won in Vinton on July 15 as the girls defeated the Daily Times 5 to 3 and the boys beat the Merchants 7 to 2. The Mount Auburn boys also posted a 5 to 4 victory at Brandon the prior Friday evening.
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Heydler Upheld Protest Over Infield Fly Call Cubs Cards
National League President John A Heydler sustained the St. Louis Cardinals protest over a disputed infield fly ruling during the Cubs game in Chicago on July 2. He ordered the game replayed from the ruling point, to be completed before July 31, with lineups as much as possible like those on July 2, but refused a full replay. The game was to resume in the seventh inning with Chicago ahead 4 to 1 and two outs, Cardinals poised to defend.
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Earlville Hawks Run Hopkinton 16 to 0
The Earlville Hawks routed Hopkinton on the Hopkinton diamond Sunday afternoon, scoring 16 runs while holding Hopkinton scoreless. Earlville pitcher and offense dominated throughout the game.
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Birrer Team Wins Riverside Softball Thriller 17 to 7
Special to The Gazettes reports Riverside locals saw the Birrer team defeat the Skubal Brothers 17 to 7 under night lights on the local grounds. The game featured strong hitting and solid defense, highlighted by timely rallies in the early and late innings.
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