Senators to meet Boosters in Huntington today
The Huntington trip features the Senators facing Penny Bailey's boosters at League Park. Powell plans to start Kirk Heatwale, returning from a five-game winless streak, while new infielder Rafiey and pitcher Clarence Weldon are expected to debut for the Senators in today’s inter-city clash.
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Dodgers Sell High to Braves in Waiver Sale
Brooklyn announces the sale of infielder Andy High to the Boston Braves for the waiver price and a pitcher to be delivered later in the season. American Association scores Toledo down Columbus and other noted results.
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Chicago Tightens Third Place Hold
Chicago defeats Detroit 6 to 2 in the third game of the series to gain a lead in wins. Blankenship pitched well with four hits allowed. Whitehill struggled early, walking the first three batters. Rath delayed 42 minutes at start as Chicago builds a four run first inning lead. Detroit remains in fourth place with St. Louis Browns.
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Tilden Advances To Windy City Tennis Final After Tough Fight
William J. Tilden of Philadelphia wins a hard fought semifinal to reach the Windy State men's singles final, edging Howard Kingey of San Francisco after trailing 2-5 in the fifth set. W. M. Johnston of San Francisco and Clarence Grima won the doubles final, set to clash with Tilden and Johnston tomorrow.
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Twilight League posts banner week with record crowds
Officials of the Twilight League announced a historic week with the largest attendances in regional amateur baseball. Three pivotal games drew near capacity crowds at Laidhey Field and Kana wha Park, while a dispute-free slate earned praise from President James Smith.
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Record Expected As Gertrude Ederle Aims Channel Swim
British press reports Miss Gertrude Ederle, 18, American swimming champion, seeks a new world channel record from Cape Gris Nez to Dover with coach Jubex Wolfe guiding long trainings. An expert panel predicts possible 16 to 24 hour crossing depending on tide and weather, with preparations in England and France and a rising chance of setting a historic mark.
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Playing Out of the Rough Aids Golf Success
A veteran pro explains why average golfers fault their sand shots. Relaxed hands and wrists, a lighter grip, and steadier head position help escape traps, as exemplified by Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen. Fear and tight muscles wreck the swing.
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Southern Association Scoreboard Snapshot
New Orleans defeated Nashville 10 to 5 while Mone led Chattanooga 8 to 5. Atlanta trailed Little Rock 3 to 6 as Memphis edged Birmingham 6 to 4.
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Playground stars prizes awarded for summer contests citywide
Municipal playground supervisors secured prizes from local merchants for summer contests. Prizes include a sport sweater for best batting average, a copy of Letty of the Bush League, a fielder's glove, a pitcher's glove, neckties for horseshoe winners, and an athletic trophy for volleyball. No single participant may win more than one prize and players must meet participation requirements. A civic luncheon club may host the winners at a lunch as honor guests.
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