Giants Rally Past Cubs 3-2 On Final Game Matchup
New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 in a four game series finale. Fred Fitzsimmons pitched three hits allowed batters while Yefry O’Weull hit his first home run for the Giants. Mel Ott doubled driving in two runs as the Giants built a 3-2 lead by the sixth. Cubs left without a baserunner after the fourth inning. Riggs Stephenson sidelined with a finger injury. Engllsh, Herman, and Demares produced the Cub scoring.
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Hornsby delivers pinch double as Cards rally past Dodgers
Brooklyn notes an early five run lead with Dodger bats, but St. Louis responds in the eighth. Roger Hornsby belts a pinch double driving in two to spark a 7 to 5 Cardinals comeback victory over Brooklyn.
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Bucs Split Doubleheader After Slump
Boston June 31 After a string of losses to Pittchurch the Brives regained form in a doubleheader against the Pirates winning 6 to 3 and 6 to 3. Manager Bill MacKechnie reshuffled the lineup with Pinky Whitney at second and Dick Gyselman at third as winning rallies sparked both games.
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Hegen Reports Squad In Good Shape For Ryder Cup
SOUTHAMPTON England June 1 UP Writer Magen captain of the United States Ryder Cup team said his squad is in excellent physical condition and morale is fine as the team arrived aboard the Aquitania. He dismissed reports of rifts between Gene Sarazen and himself amid the British Open defenses next month.
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Marines Face Dismissal After Late Game Errors At Armor Park
The Marine Players, led by pitchers Sutton and Carde, faced charges over a sixth inning misplay during a 3-0 game against Mitchin at Armor Park. Sutton was ordered from the mound by Pete Vandenburg after disputed fielding on Nugent, with Carde citing taunting and urging harsher action as players accused each other of cowardice in a tense duel.
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Decota Baseball Teardown: Decota Wins 7-3 Over Locals
June 21 at Ratd, Decota defeated the locals 7-3 in a close game. Oliver led with four hits and five plate appearances, slugging all ten chances in the field with no errors.
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Somerville Golf Draws Narrow Margin On Final Green
Kyre clings to a one hole lead over Somerville as Jack Nash of London Ontario defeats darin Burke after routing Lionel Munn. Nash pairs with Rex Hartley in the fifth round in the lower half dominated by Tolley. American survivors dwindle to Douglas Grant who beats Legate 6 and 4 and Fairlie 9 and 2. Sweeny brothers fall to Fogg and Hatton respectively in early rounds.
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Bits Of Sports Kingwood Title Hopes Shift North
The piece argues that Kingwood often disrupts opponents and that if Rode competes in the tournament with reasonable odds, he could contend against the field. A northern title victory is seen as beneficial to golf and to diversify regional dominance in the sport.
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Whitehill Lifts Senators to 9-0 Shutout Over White Sox
Earl Whitehill and an 18 hit attack powered the Washington Senators to a 9-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Cronin led the offense with a trio of hits, while Heine Manush collected three singles and a walk to extend his hitting streak to 28 games.
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Vines and Moody Lead Competitors in London Tennis
In London on June 21 the American duo led by 1932 Wimbledon champions Ellsyforth Vines and Helen Wills Moody advanced to the third round of the London teams championships. Vines defeated Jones 6-2 6-4, Moody beat Peters 6-0 6-1, while Breese, Burwell, Sutter, Gledhill, Stoefen and others also posted wins.
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Notre Dame Fullback Out Of Danger After Illness
Notre Dame fullback George Melinkovichz, hospitalized for nearly three weeks with liver and kidney infection, was reported out of danger and resting comfortably today after a relapse overnight in South Bend Indiana. Dr Clarence Barborka of Chicago, formerly the late Knute…
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Rockne's Physician Says Merlin Out of Danger
The physician attended Merlin and pronounced him out of danger. It is doubtful whether he will be able to play football this fall.
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Yale Cuts Prices For Grid Season
Yale's athletic association announces price cuts for home football games this fall. The plan split seating in Yale Bowl into reserved and unreserved sections for Brown Dartmouth and Georgia games, a first for a major eastern university. The revised schedule lists Maine 66 cents Washington and Lee 1.00 Brown 2.40 reserved 1.20 unreserved Dartmouth 3.00 reserved 2.40 unreserved Georgia 2.20 reserved 1.10 unreserved Princeton 3.00.
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Hugheston Beats Anated In Local Pall Game
Hugheston defeated Anated 11 to 3 in a fest basketball game here. Ballard's hitting and Brown's relief pitching stood out. The Hugheston team is open for games with nearby squads.
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