DeLancey’s Ninth Inning Home Run Clinches Giants Loss
In St Louis, the Cardinals beat the Giants 8 to 7 as Bill DeLancey homered in the bottom of the ninth. Dizzy Dean earned the win to cap a day of pitching by the Deans. Frank Frisch was ejected after a protest. Mancuso left with a bruised finger and Schumacher contributed a homer for the Cardinals.
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Kocsis Survives into Quarterfinals in Intercollegiate Meet
Charley Kocsis of Michigan tops the field as he advances to the quarterfinals after beating Yale's Burt Resnick and Georgia Tech's Berrien Moore. Other top seeds fall or survive in a brutal first two rounds of match play at the National Intercollegiate golf championship. Banks of Notre Dame and Emery of Oklahoma exit early while Walter Emery falls to William Dear of Brown.
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Champion Dundee Scored On By Stuhley In Ten Round Bout
In Chicago at Mall Stadium presiding referee Phil Collins saw Stuhley win a ten round bout by decision over champion Dundee. Dundee suffered a badly cut eye, a souvenir from the early exchanges, and endured punishment through rounds five to ten before the judges scored the bout a win for Stuhley.
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Bedford Man Defeats Decorah Rival to Retain Left-Handed Crown
Howard Lake’s competitor Baker of Decorah fell 4 and 2 in a close arty-sin-hawe match on the local tenter, giving the Bedford man a second straight left handed title in the weekly contest.
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Cheaper To Pay Fare Than Tell About Baseball Stars
A column notes changes in baseball and golf training habits. It mentions Dizzy Dean taking his wife on road trips, Babe Ruth’s long distance calling era, Ernie Lombardi and the Interlocking grip, Chick Evans adopting a baseball grip for golf, Mort Flohr’s pitching under Jack Combs, and three sets of famous baseball brothers the Wanrs, Ferrers, and Deans with their teams.
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Chapman Homer Sends Yankees Past White Sox In Extra Innings
Ben Chapman belted a solo homer in the eleventh as the New York Yankees rallied to beat the Chicago White Sox 8 to 7. Johnny Murphy tossed 2 1 3 innings of relief to earn the win and keep New York atop the American League standings. Vernon Gomez started and left after a ninth inning Sox rally tied the game. Babe Ruth’s pinch appearance included a walk and later contributions, while Al Simmons hit a two-run homer for Chicago.
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Demons topple Raiders 9 to 5 in Des Moines tilt
Des Moines Demons outslug Cedar Rapids Raiders 9 to 5 as Ogorek Redman Hudson and Gaffke piled up ten of the Demons thirteen hits including two Redman home runs and a Hudson double triple. Raiders led early but faded after Van Fleet exited and Smith held the line.
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Cooper Defeats Armour In Illinois Pro Playoff
Harry Cooper of Chicago captured the Illinois pro golf title for a second straight year by beating Tommy Armour, also of Chicago, in an 18 hole playoff by one stroke. Both finished 36 holes at 141 with Armour leading most of the playoff until the final nine holes. Cooper previously won the pro championship last year in a playoff and recently took the Western Open at Peoria.
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Denver
Standings and Results From City League and American League
Standings show Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport leading in the city league with mixed records. Tuesday results include St Joseph 3 Topeka 0 and Des Moines 9 Cedar Rapids 5. American League results list New York, Cleveland, Detroit atop with Boston and Chicago. Wednesday games include New York vs Chicago and Boston vs Cleveland with rain and wet grounds noted.
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Sioux City Nips Omaha by 1
Sioux City beat Omaha 1 to 0 as George Zahn pitched a four hit shutout. It was Zahn’s third straight shutout start as he limited the visitors to two scratches until the ninth. Gene McCue suffered a broken finger in the first inning for Omaha.
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American Association Night Games List from Cities
The record lists teams and matchups across the American Association including Toledo Columbus Minneapolis and Kansas City at Indianapolis with Milwaukee at Louisville noted as night games. Players such as Brown Giuliani Nekola Uhle DeSautels Starr Schmidt Vandenbure Ryan Tauscher Harecraves Spencer Sims and Ansgby are mentioned in the fragmented text.
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Writers Pick Players for All-Star Ball Game
The second annual American vs National League all star game is set for July 10 at the Polo Grounds home of the Giants. Baseball Writers association votes list top selections by position and team with pitchers and catchers led by Hubbell and Hartnett among others.
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Iowa Board May Name New Sports Chief This Week
The University of Iowa athletic board will consider a successor to Dr. Edward H. Lauer at a meeting this week. Prof. Clarence M. Updegraff said the director will leave Aug 1 to become dean at the University of Washington. Ossie Solem has been frequently mentioned for the post.
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National open to Oakmont and amateur to Cleveland in 1935
The United States Golf Association awarded the 1935 National Open to Oakmont Country Club in Pittsburgh and the 1935 National Amateur to the Country Club of Cleveland. Dates will be announced later. Oakmont last hosted the Open in 1927 with Tommy Armour defeating Harry Cooper. Cleveland hosted the Amateur in 1907 won by Jerome Travera.
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Rosenbloom Draws Ramage In Ten Round Title Bout
Lee Ramage of San Diego fought Maxie Rosenbloom to a ten round draw at the Olympic club in Los Angeles. Each fighter won four rounds in a match that drew about 8 000 spectators despite no title at stake. Ramage weighed 190 pounds and Rosenbloom 182 with a near even exchange of skirmishes and solid blows. The champion floored Ramage in the sixth but Ramage rose before the count.
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Youths Receive European Trip for Italian Proficiency
Four St. Pauls Parish school students from Philadelphia will depart July 14 for a two month tour of Europe as guests of the Italian government. The trio includes Joseph Certanni Jr and twin Thomas 13, Carlo Verna 14, and Joseph 13. The twins are sons of a police sergeant.
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Jurges Of Cubs To Have Appendix Removed Today
Chicago Cubs pennant hopes took a hit as shortstop Billy Jurges must undergo appendicitis surgery Thursday and will miss at least two months. Captain Woody English will start at shortstop during Jurges absence after Jurges played Wednesday to close the Cubs home stay.
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Trans Miss Golf Tourney Set for Des Moines Course
The 1933 trans Miss golf championship will be staged at Wakonda Country Club in Des Moines. Harrison Smith of Oklahoma City was named president, Charles L. Dexter of Dallas vice president, and Blaine Young of Omaha secretary treasurer at the board meeting Tuesday night.
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Rain Postpones Canzoneri Klick Bout in Brooklyn
The 10 round lightweight bout between Tony Canzoneri and Frankie Klick, set for Monday at Ebbets Field to decide a challenger for Barney Ross, was postponed to Thursday due to rain.
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Horse Tags Used In Boston Back In 1858
Time yellowed police chronicles reveal that in 1858 Daniel J Coburn then police chief directed officers to place warnings on horse drawn carriages left standing by the curb. If warnings failed, complaints would be lodged against offenders.
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