Giants Sweep Pirates as Schumacher Fades in 5 3 Loss
In Pittsburgh, Giants beat the Pirates 5 to 3 to drop Pittsburgh to fifth place and end their eight losses in nine games. Hal Schumacher lasted into the eighth, Carl Hubbell finished strong, and Giants capitalized on hits from Ott Ryan Mancuso and Terry to secure the win.
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Pirates
George Gibson
Pie Traynor
Giants
Buccaneers
Boston Braves
Chicago
National Andarchin
Hal Schumacher
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh
Mel Ott
Blondy Ryan
Arky Vaughan
Woody
Boxing Roundup Highlights from Across the Nation
Several lightweight bouts are listed with winners by decision or stoppage. Key results include Chicago’s Leo Nodak beating Dave Gerry 125 110 by points in Springfield U S and Tommy Corbett defeating Mckey Joy in Omaha. Other noted outcomes include Willie Kittrell over Sammy Boscoso and Speedy Ricen over Eddie Swede Anderson in Detroit, with various city matchups.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Leo Nodak
Dave_ Gerry
Springfield
Tommy Corbett
Omaha
Neb
Mckey Joy
Johnny Liston
Frankie Martin
Aurora
Uty
Sioux City
Willie Kittrell
Yonkers
Sammy Bmosco
Bus Reese
Lf Machelgian
Johnny Dette
Pallas
Lddie
Swede Anderson
Detroit
Jacobs OF Thrillers Leads Marengo League
Jacobs of Thrillers tops Marengo League standings with several one and two run victories. Bears and Rivers squads trail with tight finishes as early season play unfolds and key pitchers produce strong outings.
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Marengo League
Marengo
Ole Jae
Cehampaon
Chailiers
Maarin
Poeyers Andes
Hot Shores
Demons tie series with 14 9 win over St Joseph in wild game
Des Moines built a two game league lead by pounding St Joseph 14 to 9. The Demons utilized four hits scoring innings while St Joseph used four pitchers. Des Moines totaled twelve hits to St Joseph's eleven as Dvorek led with a three hit two double day.
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St. Joseph
St Joseph
Saints
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Moreau
Marchand
Moifaus
Gaffkes
Orwell
Hudson
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McParland
Tiple
Dvorek
Tnple
Joseph
Des Mones
Rings
Mr Farland
Melsnace
Carson Arker Orn
Bard
Gize'bach
Davenport and Des Moines Lead WoL Standings in Early Season
Monday night results show Davenport and Rock Island among leaders with wins and tight scores. Several games highlight amiable upsets as Cedar Rapids, St Joseph, Topeka, Sioux City and Omaha chase top positions in the American League and National League context.
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Omsha
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Stony City
Sosaceph
Des Manes
Americans Advance In British Tourney
In London at Queen's Club Tuesday, American Davis Cup players led by Lester Stoeffen Sidney Wood and George M Lott moved into the second round with Frank Shields advancing by default. The New Yorker defeated England’s R K Buchanan, while Virginia Rice beat England’s M Goss in the women’s draw.
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London
Frank Shields
Lester Stoeffen
Sidney Wood
George M Lott
Shields
R K Buchanan
England
Morsay
Virginia Rice
Miss M Goss
Big League Leaders From The United Press
Leading batters and top players listed with teams including Senators Indians Yankees Cubs Athletics and Giants. Notable names include Manush Medwick Gehrig Bonura Cronin Goslin and Vaughan among others.
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Manush Senators
Rernivers
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Medwck Carolina’s
Vosmuk
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Johnson Athletics
Donura
White Sox
Gehrig Yankees
Klein_ Cubson Giants
Foix Athletics
Johrny Yankees
Cronin Senators
Bonura
Vaughan Pirates
Gebrarer
Medwich Cardinal Goslin Tigers
Marish Senators
Tazecs
Moore Guanes
Davenport Takes Two From Topeka In Long Doubleheader
Davenport edges Topeka 8 7 in 13 innings as Tubbs wins in relief for the Blue Sox. Topeka jumped to a 5 run lead early before Davenport rallied in the ninth and won in the 13th with Olsen driving in Riley on his fifth hit. In Omaha, the Packers rally past Rock Island 12 7 to sweep the three game series as Wuestling and Stratton drive in three runs each. About fifteen hundred fans attend Ladies Night.
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Camill
J) Moore
Curt Davis
Camilli
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Tubbs
Riley
Earnhardt
Frank Hall
Dixon
Olsen
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House
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Norman Jung
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Strickland
Brown
Touhey
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Monte Stratton
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Tae Brightwell
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plass—Olsen
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Dixon E Hall
Dixon Shiell
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Barnhardt
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Shiell Yarashus
Denning Riley
Balk Crampton
Toneka Sine
Bornhardt
Atta Schreck
Welch Davenport
Breese
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Bonthron to race Cunningham in Los Angeles meets
Princeton middle distance ace Bull Bonthron will fly to Los Angeles after graduation to compete with Glenn Cunningham at the National Collegiate AAU championships, then both will enter the National AAU championships in Milwaukee for the 1500 meters.
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Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Bonthron
Los Angeles
Cunningham
Milwauke
Helen Moody Sails To Cover Wimbledon
Helen Wills Moody former queen of the courts sails for England to cover Wimbledon as a newspaper woman. She hopes to regain titles forgone due to illness and plans to enter tournament play this fall if her condition permits.
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INS
Helen Wills Moody
England
Californian
Wrestling Results by Associated Press Montreail Ed Ton George
Ed Ton George defeated Joe Savoldi in a wrestling match noted in Three Oaks Michigan at 69 05. The match report lists Savoldi as the opponent with Georges winning in the bout.
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Associated Press
Montreail
Ton George
North Java
Joe Savoldi
Cleveland and Senators Split Doubleheader at Griffith
Washington lost 6-2 in the opener while Cleveland won 3-0 in the second game. Johnny Stone and Heinie Manush hit early home runs for Washington and Cleveland, led by Trosky’s fourth inning homer. Knickerbocker’s bunt and Hale’s single set up a third inning run as Averill and Trosky added scoring. Weaver started for Washington before being relieved in the seventh. Russell closed out the game holding the Indians hitless in his brief appearance.
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Tee Russell
Wee
Rice Hale
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Russel
American Association scores and matchups noted
Kansas City and Milwaukee games are listed with partial lineups including Fullerton Shealy Krenzel Heise and O'Dea. St Paul and Louisville, Minneapolis and Indianapolis are mentioned with reference to evening schedules.
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Toledo
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Louinville
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Indianapolis
Baer Early Career Showed Independence and Bold Risks
In early days Max Adelbert Baer, future heavyweight champion, chased fame with a defiant streak. He fussed over his looks, even getting a tin ear to alter his image, then defeated Azcadan after a controversial bout that marred his romance with Dorothy Dunbar.
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Paulino Uzcudun
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Hte
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Clark Gable
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Ernie Schaaf
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Ancil Hoffman
Jack Dempsey
Azcadan
Dorothy Dunbar
Paulino
Dorothy
Baer
Azendun
Uzecudun
Miss Dunbar
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Raiders Return Home After Road Trip to Host St Joseph
The Raiders finish a long road swing with a doubleheader in Sioux City and return to Hill Park to host St Joseph. New faces Hart Smith Shipley Esrey join, Burris Spiesman Radon depart. nine inning errors cost two games. The club aims to break even after ten games since June 8, with four wins and six losses.
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Cowboys
Bob Hargrave
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Shipley
Esrey
Burris
Spiesman
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Sarazen Favored To Win British Open Again
London AP reports Gene Sarazen, winner in 1932, made 6-1 favorite by bookmakers to capture the British Open and extend American dominance since 1923. Denny Shute of Philadelphia is 10 to 1 to defend his 1933 title after a playoff with Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey.
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Denny Shute
Philadelphia
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Deal
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