Raiders Drop Two To Decatur In Extra Innings Set
Raiders lose 4 3 in both games of a doubleheader to Decatur. Dick Hale earned a win in the opener over Bill Schubel after extra innings before 1 600 fans. Ray Post pitched the second game, losing after two extra innings as Ray Hart and Jobs Clay shut down the Raiders in a late rally.
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Dick Hale
Bill Schubel
Ray Post
Raiders
Ray Hart
Commies
Jobs
Clay
Marquardt
Hale
Augie Hixson
Baseball Roundup Highlights Yankees Lead as Indians Fall
Yankees hold an 11 percent lead over the Indians with an open date looming in both leagues. DiMaggio extends his hitting streak to 21 games as Knott, McCrabb, and Johnson contribute key hits and homers. Cleveland ends a five game skid behind Heving as Ray Mack homers and doubles in a win pair for the Tribe.
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Jack Knott
Iter McCrabb
Bob Johnson
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Joe Heving
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Ray Mack
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Waston
Browns
Jake Early
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Cecil Travis
Sid Hudson
Dutch Leonard
Howard Jones, USC coaching legend, dies at 55
Pioneer football coach Howard Jones died at age 55 in Los Angeles. The “Head Man” at USC for years, Jones mentored teams that beat Pittsburgh and Notre Dame rivals, coached at Yale and Ohio State, and left a mark as a hard hitting innovator in early American football.
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U.S.C
Howard Jones
Iowa
Jones Career Tangles Through Years At Yale and Southern Cal
Jones emerged from a rough season at a distant university to join Southern California in 1825. He posted 11 wins that year and finished second in 1926. He was divorced from Leah Clark Jones in 1926 and later married Jane Dean Ridley, sister of the late William Dean, a former Army All American halfback who faced him at Yale. Funeral arrangements awaited word from relatives.
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Bees Extend Lead After Two-Game Split in Negro Classic
In the ninth annual Negro All-Star Baseball Classic, the East All-Stars defeated the West 8 to 3 before a crowd of 50 000. The event marked the biggest game of the year with key performances and a decisive East victory.
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Chilavy Uns
West Stars
Dodgers Struggle as Doubleheader Loss Drops Them Two Games Back
Brooklyn falls to the Pirates in a Sunday doubleheader 4-3 and 8-0, dropping two games behind the Cardinals in the NL pennant race. Rip Sewell fires a shutout in game two, while Fred Fitzsimmons battles early jitters. The Pirates ride a surge, winning nine of 11 and 23 of 31.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press Sports
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Rip
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Boston
Phil Masi
Frank Demaree
Howard Krist
Cold Is Hot, Dysart Dominates With Second No-Hit Victory
Dysart’s Cold Is Hot pitched his second no-hit game of the season, guiding the team to a 5-1 win at the local fairgrounds. He fanned seven, allowing seven hits, while Len Edwards scored on three passed balls in the eighth after a Waterloo baserunner reached. Lefty Shellhase struck out six for Vinton.
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Sereda
Major League Box Scores Fragment Highlights
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered box score terms and names. The text mentions players or teams in garbled form and includes numeric figures and partial team names, but lacks coherent structure or complete context for a clear summary.
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