Brooklyn Cards Open Door for Cubs in Pennant Scramble
The National League race tightens as the Dodgers stumble and the Cardinals slip further, leaving the Cubs within reach. Chicago’s 10-0 win over the Braves and pivotal relief from pitchers shape a tight October race with several clubs jockeying for the flag.
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Bulla Suggs Showing Way At Medinah
Chicago AP Johnny Bulla and Louise Suggs lead the field at Medinah Country Club as the 36 hole prelude to the Victory Open unfolds. Bulla shot a 67 and shares top pro score while Hogan and Nelson post solid rounds in the 10 000 dollar event with Daly and McSpaden near par.
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Lowden Wins Summer Sectional Final 4-2
Lowden defeated West Liberty 4-2 in the Iowa High School Athletic Association summer baseball sectional final. Koch pitched for Lowden, allowing only two hits.
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Major League Box Scores Highlight Unclear Summary
Unclear archival text shows box score fragment with umpires Weafer Boyer and Rommel and a reference to time. No identifiable teams dates or locations are readable.
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Knerr and Griffith Shine in Tight Cleveland Victory
Knerr allows 10 hits and seven bases on balls over eight innings while Griffith gives up no runs in one. Case Boudreau and Keltner drive in runs. Hogan hits a three base hit. Boudreau and Suder notch key RBIs as Cleveland beats Philadelphia. Becker Hogan and Conway contribute multi hit efforts amid double plays by Boudreau and Conway and Suder to Handley to McAuliffe. Left on base totals mirror both clubs with seven apiece.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games from Thursday slate
Chicago edged Boston 10 to 9 while Pittsburgh beat New York 8 to 5. Cincinnati won 5 to 2 against Brooklyn and Philadelphia defeated St Louis 16 to 7. Thursday schedule includes Brooklyn at Cincinnati Highe versus Philadelphia at St Louis Raf Fensberger versus Brazile or Barrett New York at Pittsburgh Rose versus Bahr Boston at Chicago Lee versus Passeau.
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St Louis and New York clash in Wednesday night ballgame
In St Louis venue the Cardinals faced the New York club with Northey and Seminick driving in multiple runs. Northey hit two homers and Seminick added four RBIs. Judd earned the win with Burkehar d taking the loss as Musial Slaughter and Verzroki contributed for St Louis while Wilks Krist Schmidt and Judd pitched for the visitors.
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Local League Scores and Upcoming Games
Fruehauf 3, Speeder 2 in Wednesday action. Upcoming: Manufacturers vs Quaker Oats Friday 5:30, LaPlant Choate vs Sub. Fruehauf Trailers vs The Clinm Co on Sunday.
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Armando Vega Crowned Mexico's Tennis Champion Since 1942
Armando Vega, 22, holds the title of Mexico's tennis champion, a position he has maintained since 1942. The young champion's feat marks a historic era in the national sport.
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Sweden Wins Cup Final From Yugoslavia 3-2
Sweden’s two man Davis Cup team Len nart Bergelin and Torsten Johansson defeated Yugoslavia 3-2 to win the European zone final. They had beaten the Netherlands Ireland and Belgium en route and will face the United States in interzone matches at Forest Hills August 16-18 for a chance to challenge Australia.
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Broadmoor Medalist Eliminated in First Round
Broadmoor Women's Invitational action opened with Polly Riley the medalist from Fort Worth losing in the first round to Marilyn Smith a 17 year old from Wichita Kans 2 up. Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Denver advanced by par through 13 holes to defeat Mrs Virgil Proctor of Colorado Springs 8 and 7.
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Cunningham's Cornell Post Goes to Scott
Mt Vernon New director of physical education and intercollegiate athletics at Cornell College will be Paul K. Scott. Scott succeeds Dr Glenn Cunningham who is on navy leave and will assume duties immediately. Scott, Cornell graduate, previously directed Culver Stockton College football and track and built strong athletic programs. He has led wrestling cross country and track teams at Cornell and serves as National AAU president for cross country coaches.
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Witte's Three Homers Lead AA Stars To 4-2 Victory
Jerry Witte of Toledo slugged three homers to power the American Association Stars to a 4-2 win over Indianapolis in the eleventh annual All Star Game. The Stars extended their winning streak to six straight over the league’s July Fourth leader.
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