Indians End Senators Eight Game Winning Streak in Ninth
In Cleveland, the Indians rallied from a 6 5 deficit in the ninth inning to beat the Washington Senators 7 6. Four walks, a sacrifice, and Ross's single produced two runs as Thomas McAfee and Russell struggled for Washington. Galatzer homered for Cleveland, while Myatt and Kamm contributed key hits. The loss narrows Washington's lead to one game as the Yankees win over Detroit.
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Standings and results mix in chaotic midweek baseball page
The roundup shows American League standings with teams like New York Boston and Detroit and scores from Tuesday and Wednesday games. Key results include New York’s 9 8 win over Detroit and Philadelphia over Chicago as part of a busy schedule.
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Mangum of Braves Halts Cards in Series Opener
Boston defeats St Louis 1 0 as Leo Mangum pitches a complete game on three hits. Hal Lee drives in the decisive run in the fifth after an error, while Hall of Famer Rogers Hornsby pinch hits without scoring.
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Hickey suspends second A A pilot in two days
In Minneapolis President Thomas J Hickey of the American association suspended Kansas City Blues manager Nick Ann for using strong language while disputing an umpire’s decision. It was Hickey’s second consecutive managerial suspension in two days, following Bruno Betzel of Louisville.
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Pirsoas
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Fragmentary text references names and places but lacks coherent events or clear facts. No identifiable individuals, teams, dates, or locations can be reliably determined from the readable segment.
Golfer Plays Safe From Wet Hole Hazard
Chester Horton explains a prudent club choice on a wet hole with a 370 yard layout. He advises using irons to land on the hog back fairway 175 yards from the tee, then another iron or short iron to reach the green, avoiding risky long drives over water.
Art Winch and Harold Smith recall Sailor Larson match
In this vintage boxing note Earl Red Pepper recounts manager Art Winch bringing Harold Smith to face Sailor Larson, the key moment in a brutal sixth round when Smith was knocked to the canvas. The piece links Winch to Newark club history under the Yankees and comments on Johnson and Hauser careers and the Sharkey Carnera clash buildup.
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Sailor Larson
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Larson
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Harold
Manchester Golf Club Triumphs Over Monticello Squad
Manchester golfers edged Monticello in a 36 hole medal play match winning by 17 points. Twenty four players from each club competed with Manchester totaling 2380 to Monticello 2397. W A Dutton posted 43 49 82 for Manchester while William Laude led Monticello with 43 42 85.
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Wimbledon Round Three Advances Highlight Vines and Burwell
Wimbledon updates show Vines advancing to the third round after a four set win over Jones, while Burwell edges Weatherall 9-7 6-4 6-4 to reach the third round. Bonny Austin ousts Baignon in straight sets as Stoefen defeats Nunot in a five set marathon.
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Toddville seeks July 2 ball game with fast team
The Toddville ball club wants a game on July 2 and invites any fast team to arrange a match. Interested teams may call Russell Krouse in Linn County for details and scheduling.
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Owens to Meet Metcalfe in 100 Meters Classic
CHICAGO AP. Isaac Owens, the Cleveland high school sprinter, will race Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette in the 100 meters at the national AAU meet at Soldier Field. Dr Patrick O Callaghan of Ireland will throw the hammer in the senior division and is favored to win. Owens may also run the junior 100 and 200 and broad jump, with plans for a relay scrapped by A A U officials.
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Cities Service to Meet Central City in District Meet
Cities Service, pennant winner in the Cedar Rapids American Legion Junior league, will face Central City on Wednesday afternoon in the district meet opener. The loser faces Mount Vernon at Daniels Park on Saturday. the winner to Daniels on July 6 to decide the district berth for the state championship tournament.
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Anamosa Golfers Edge Mount Vernon in Local Medal Match
Anamosa Iowa golfers defeated Mount Vernon 1370 to 1424 in a medal tournament at the local course Standay. Notable Anamosa scores included Justin Kehoe 85 and Neil Conway 85 with other strong rounds from Wilkinson 84 and multiple 88s. The event occurred on Sunday July 2 at the Manchester Golf and Country Club course.
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Vavra Darrow and J L Lindsay Win at Country Club
Johnny Vavra defeated John Carey 7 and 6 to highlight opening round action. Glen Darrow advanced with a 1 up win over E J Carey, while J L Lindsay beat George Lindsay 5 and 4. Ed Soboda, Jr. looms in Vavra’s second round, with other second round pairings set in the championship flight. Friends of E W De Nio celebrate his first official match win in the tournament after his opponent defaulted.
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Greeley Beats Hopkinton by Ten to Five
Greeley wins a hotly contested game against Hopkinton with a 10 to 5 score. Hopkinton had 11 hits and 1 error, while Greeley collected 16 hits and 2 errors. W Blanchard pitched for Hopkinton with 6 strikeouts and no walks. Culbertson pitched for Greeley with 12 strikeouts and 1 walk.
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Bunt Strategy Highlighted By Pre Traynor Insight
Pre Traynor, famed Pittsburgh infielder, explains watching batters eyes and movement to anticipate bunts and avoid misreads. He notes teams may value sacrifice when a single run is at stake and that bunt remains a useful play even in power oriented eras.
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Risko Defeats Godfrey in Ten Rounds at Brooklyn
Johnny Risko the Cleveland baker boy stopped George Godfrey of Leiperville in ten rounds before 20 000 fans in Brooklyn. Risko weighed 190 pounds to Godfrey’s 235 as the bout reached its conclusion.
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Yankees Provide Six for All Star Game At Comiskey Park
The American League selects an 18 man squad for the July 6 game at Comiskey Park led by Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth. Other Yankees include Bill Dickey, Ben Chapman, Vernon Gomez, Tony Lazzeri, with Gehrig at first base and Ruth in the outfield. Charlie Gehringer and Rick Ferrell join from Detroit and Boston respectively, with Sam West and Al Simmons among AL representatives. The AL will wear home uniforms while the NL receives gray regimental uniforms as souvenirs.
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Jim Ford plays 225 holes in marathon golf record
Jim Ford, 22, of the Peninsula club in Portland is believed to hold a world record after playing 225 holes in 17 1 hours. With his caddy Harvey Baer the pair covered 43.7 miles from 3 30 a m to 9 p m averaging 81.6 strokes per 18 holes in this endurance test intended to rival Bob Swanson’s 200 holes.
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Britain Wins Ryder Cup In Dramatic Finish At Southport
Great Britain defeats the United States 63 1/2 to 51 1/2 in the Ryder Cup. Syd Easterbrook clinches the victory with a 1 up win over Densmore Shute after a tense day of singles and prior wins in foursomes. A crowd of 25 000 to 30 000 gathers, with notable performances by Abe Mitchell Percy Alliss Arthur Havers and other English players.
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West Union Attorney Shoots A Hole In One
West Union attorney and West Union Country Club president Antes made a hole in one on the No 4 120 yard uphill hole at the new West Union course. His sons Charlies and Earl joined Mel Kohler of Elgin in the foursome. Lorenz FE Schatz shot 36-37-73 for the day.
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Sports Jabs Roundup of Coast to Coast Bouts
In Meame Florida Lacky Burton outpoints Ray Schneider Jacksonville. In Tulsa Oklahoma Marie Klaer defeats Stanley Savace in Fort Lauderdale. Rob Godwin knocks out Charter Horn in Trader Horn bout in Laurel Maryland. Ray Bowen defeats George Harmer in Washington. Russell Smith beats Midget Merxico in Sioux City. Youne Richtmeter tops Freddy Penn in Sinus City. Glen Lee outpoints Jose Morales in Omaha. A bank deed notice records Belle Crowell estate transfer to Lena Campagna.
Oklahoma Athlete Sets Medal Mark in Trans Miss Golf Meet
Tel Eaton of Oklahoma City shot a 66 hole tally of 137 to lead the Trans Miss tournament qualifiers in Colorado Springs. Moreland was second with 141 while Worthy contenders faded and Gust Moreland from Dallas also qualified for the titular match Wednesday alongside other notables from Coffeyville Des Moines and Newton.
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Eastern Iowa League Leaders Win Again
The Eastern Iowa League standings remain tight after Sunday's games. DIXON at LOWDEN ended with Lowden leading 4 to X, batteries: Dixon Barnes and Crell. Lowden A Meler and Wiebel. WHEATLAND defeated BENNETT 60 to 6, batteries: Wheatland Fodorl and Shelton. Bennett Schnack and Miller. STANWOOD edged WALCOTT, 8 to 6, batteries: Walcott Bennett and Pengett. Stanwood Moffitt and Smith. CALAMUS beat CLARENCE 4 to 2, batteries: Clarence Lo Myer and Hansen. Calamus Henning and Ke Lund. League standings show Wheatland, Dixon, Lowden tied for first. Calamus and Clarence follow. Stanwood and Walcott linger behind.
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