Derringer Shuts Out New York Giants 2 0
Cincinnati pitcher Paul Derringer tossed a complete game shutout allowing only four hits as the Reds beat the New York Giants 2 to 0. Jim Bottomley contributed a first inning single and later a walk, while Gil Campbell hit a tie-breaking homer in the second.
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Alexander Smashes Four Home Runs In Four At Bats
In a stunning performance at the ballpark, Alexander hit four home runs in four at bats, tying or setting a notable record. The feat occurred in a major league game reported by the Associated Press, marking a rare baseball achievement.
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Senators outslug White Sox in 16-11 rout to end five game set
Washington drew 18 000 fans on ladies day as Ed Linke belted a three run homer in the eleventh after Washington built an 8 0 lead. Chicago stormed back tying at 11 but the Senators pulled away with three final runs for a 16 11 victory. Linke had three RBIs while Myer Simmons and Hayes homered.
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Western League Standings and Friday Results Summary
Western League standings show Davenport leading with 19 wins and 11 losses, Cedar Rapids 11–18, Des Moines 10–21, Sioux City 14–12, Omaha 16–12, Rock Island 10–8, St. Joseph 17–12. Friday results include Des Moines 22 Cedar Rapids 6, Keokuk 6 Sioux City 2, Davenport 9 Omaha 8, St. Joseph 4 Rock Island 3. Friday schedule lists Sioux City at Keokuk and Cedar Rapids at Des Moines among others.
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Moody Loses to Stammers in Kent Championships Semi
Helen Wills Moody suffered her first defeat of a comeback in straight sets 6-0 6-4 to Katherine Stammers of Britain in the Kent championships semi final. The British left hander used a backhand to create openings and Moody overplayed the baseline.
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London
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Katherine Stammers
England
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Miss Stammers
Slager Wins In Rough Three Way Wrestling Bout
Old George Mack substituted for Joe Dusek and drew Abe Rothberg in a 30 minute draw. Slager defeated Ostapovitch in about 25 minutes with a series of uppercuts and body slams pinning Ostapovitch. Mack defeated Rothberg in a rough match as fans watched, while Ole Moen beat Alf Johnson in 15 minutes in Fergus Falls Minnesota.
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Lincoln
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New York
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Mack
Chicago
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Darna Ostapovitch
Ostapavitch
Slage
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Minneapolis
Oklahoma And Iowa State To Share 1935 Big Six Title
Lawrence Kansas AP Dr F C Allen of Kansas says Oklahoma and Iowa State will share the 1935 Big Six baseball championship after a mail vote. Both teams had seven wins in eight games with one rainout for Oklahoma and no playoff due to final exams.
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University of Kansas
University of Oklahoma
Towa State College
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Towa State
Oklahoma
City Golf Tourney Opens Qualifying At Kenmore Links
The city championship begins with qualifying play on Saturday at Kenmore. Local stars Johnny Vavra and Heinie Jensen are strong contenders, with about 200 golfers expected and a 32 player championship flight plus two additional flights. The Gazette trophy will be awarded, and the event aims to finish before the state meet opening July 8 at the Country club.
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Schwartz Shoots 69 To Take Lead In Western Open
Francis Schwartz, 25 year old driving range operator from St. Louis, shot 69 to lead the Western Open after the opening round at South Bend Country Club. Three players tied for second at 72, while a large field of 172 starters faced windy conditions and tough scoring.
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Cincinnati
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Japan
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Braddock Triumphs In Stunning Upset Over Baer
In a Madison Square Garden upset watched by about 30 000, James J Braddock defeated Max Baer by unanimous decision after fifteen rounds to become world heavyweight champion. Baer failed to finish Braddock who stayed persistent, while Braddock’s manager Joe Gould vowed to defend the title at the Garden in 1936 and chase more earnings.
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