Bench Combs Crosetti To Halt Losing Streak
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 15 to 8 in 3 hours under a 114 degree sun. Babe Ruth hit his fifteenth homer as the Yanks pulled away in the sixth inning, with Dixie Walker and Bill Dickey each adding three hits. Frank Crosetti and Earl Combs rested, then Combs appeared after Ruth’s sixth inning exit.
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Standings and results across major leagues in brief
American League standings show New York leading with 30 wins and 22 losses while Detroit sits at 29 30 and Boston 22 37. National League standings list St Louis and Chicago near top amid Tuesday results and upcoming matchups. Mississippi Valley League shows Davenport 24 11 atop, with Quincy 17 19 and Rock Island 14 20 among others.
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Detroit Tigers offense mishmashed in sloppy nine inning clash
Williams Stone and Schuble logged three base hits while Greenberg Fox contributed, as Detroit left nine on base and struck out repeatedly. Hogsett allowed multiple runs with Fischer and Bridges as key relievers, while Cramer turned in a double play sequence. Umpires Geisel and Omarty presided over a strained affair lasting about two minutes.
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Miss Robinson Fires 84 At Marshalltown Golf Meet
Lucile Robinson, Marshalltown’s leading woman golfer, posted an 84 in the first round of the Central Iowa women’s golf tourney at Elmwood Country Club. Francis Weenie of Waterloo shot 87 for second, Emma Pursel of Marshalltown 95 for third as the field opened.
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GOLFER PLAY THIS SHOT AT OHIO COURSE HOLE
A 1993 golf instructional note describes a brilliantly designed hole in Ohio that tempts players away from traps yet punishes misjudgment. It explains how the tee shot tends to curve right and how aiming to avoid hazards paradoxically leads into them, with emphasis on course design and golf judgment.
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Cubs Stay Hot In 5-3 Win Over Giants
New York AP Cubs break through against Herman Bell and Glenn Spencer as Woody English hits a homer and Bell exits after a sixth inning dispute. Giants drop to one half game ahead of St Louis. Burleigh Grimes allows late baserunners.
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Red Pepper's Hot Sport Chatter Highlights Ruth and Giants
The column notes Giants shutouts near Cubs pace, Ruth's mood and health questions, Yankees' pennant history, and Senators hitting surge led by Manush and Cronin. It combines seasonal pitching trends, star reflections, and managerial calm amid talk of long careers.
Giants Sell Koenecke to Brooklyn Club
New York Giants announce the outright sale of outfielder Leonard Koenecke to Brooklyn following the O Doul Leslie trade. The deal, not disclosed in price, moves Koenecke from Indianapolis to Jersey City, then Buffalo for the current season.
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Oxford Junction Federals beat Farmers 12 to 4
Oxford Junction Federals won 12 to 4 over the Wapsie Farmers on Sunday. Eggars Sobotka and Pegorick starred for the Federals while Becker Whede and Buresh played for the Farmers. The Federals moved to first place with four wins and no losses.
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American Association MO-18 doubleheader results
First game saw Columbus four runs in the bottom of the ninth to defeat Louisville 4 to 0. Heise and Gonzales led Columbus with Penner and Erickson contributing. Second game ended Louisville 17, Columbus 11, after a late rally by Louisville. Lee and Gonzales led Columbus, with McLean Bass and Erickson keying Louisville’s offense.
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Cockchafer Plague Feared Across Europe War Looms
European powers brace for a massive cockchafer invasion lasting into next year as millions of beetles threaten crops. France estimates damage at one billion gold francs, while Germany mobilizes thousands to destroy grubs across fields. An unrelated local ad notes strawberry crates sold.
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Primo Carnera Gym Workouts Show Gap To Ring Finesse
United Press story notes Primo Carnera’s uneven gym form ahead of a June 29 showdown with Sharkey. It recalls boxers who looked strong in training but faltered in actual fights like Cobler, McAuliffe, Tunney, Walker, Attell, Welsh, Ketchel, Canzoneri, Baer, Dempsey and others, suggesting a potential killer edge may emerge despite a rough prep.
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Carey the Honest Man Leaves Garden Broke
International News Service recounts William F. Carey resigning as Madison Square Garden president and GM after four years of self sacrifice. He reduced debt, funded a $70,000 outdoor bond, and built a cash reserve, while the Garden sidelined him and trimmed pay, with Carey reportedly staying loyal yet leaving without a future role.
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American Club Home Team In All Star Game
The American league will be the home team at Comiskey Park on July 6 for baseballs biggest game after a series of coin flips clarified the lineups. Key votes determined in field positions include first base Terry and Bottomley and outfield selections Klein Waner O Doul.
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Ruth Suffering From Throat Infection In Chicago
Ruth Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees is sidelined with an throat infection after falling ill Monday. He was sent to bed and placed on an orange diet, missing part of a double header against the White Sox on Sunday. Physicians report a slight temperature but expect a quick recovery.
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Wrestling Results From Camden and Montreal
Associated Press report lists Ray Steele of California defeating Fred Grumbier in Camden with five falls. In Montreal 1m Browning at 230 pounds beat Joe Makenke of Ullea on ten falls.
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