Giants Rally Twice in Doubleheader Victory over Pirates
New York Giants split a doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates, taking the nightcap 9 4 after Hughie Critz and Gus Mancuso homered. The opener saw Steve Swetonic’s mound work and a late surge by Pittsburgh as Ott, Suhr, and Parmelee contributed in a tightly contested game.
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Jurges Dominates Phillies in Cubs Doubleheader Triumph
Chicago shortstop Bill Jurges homered and locked seven hits across the doubleheader as the Cubs defeated Philadelphia 7-5 and 6-2. Hartnett and Hendrick led offensive support with multiple RBIs while Hartnett and Klein contributed solid defensive plays.
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Boxing Experts Pick Carnera To Knock Sharkey Out
A June 24 UPI poll of 20 boxing writers shows 14 favoring Carnera in a heavyweight title bout with Sharkey, six predicting Sharkey’s win. Analysts cited Carnera’s size and youth, while several others favored Sharkey’s experience. Betting said Carnera was a strong favorite at even money.
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Foxx Leads Chi Sox Past A's In Ninth Inning Rally
Jim Foxx homered for his eighteenth of the season to spark Chicago in a 8 to 6 win over Philadelphia as Cleveland and rival clubs chase the league lead. The A's and White Sox battled in a late rally with Foxx delivering the decisive blow and several players contributing RBIs in a high scoring contest.
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Hart star hurler strikes out 19 to lift Elkins
Elkins Moose pitcher Sheffey Hart fanned 19 as Elkins defeated the Thomas Aces 13 to 1 in Elkins yesterday. Thomas managed four hits while Elkins collected 18 hits and produced 13 runs. Waikus ad Toreto, Hart and Rucker contributed to the win with key plays.
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Moreland Nearly Vines, Gledhill Bow Beaten in Meet I
Broadmgor Golf Club reports a Wimbledon doubles meet in which Gus Moreland of Dallas narrowly loses to Wail Surin after an extra hole. Morning play sees Moreland defeat Owen Cavey 1 up on the 16th. Several players advance, with tomorrow’s 86 hole route to determine finalists.
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Wimbledon Doubles Upset Hits AMERICA Hope
Elsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill, No.2 seeds, fell to Australia’s Ward and partner in five sets, stunning the Wimbledon doubles field. Helen Wills Moody and George Hughey opened mixed doubles with a win, while Helen Jacobs moved to third round in women’s singles. Other matches included Stoefen-Sutter and Burwell-Gachet battles as the tournament unfolds.
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Hosterman Puts Car in Auto Race at Charleston
Hal Hosterman, Akron race car maker, brings his speed machine to Charleston on July 4 to challenge Ell Chittum, the Midwest champion. Local officials and multiple manufacturers back the inaugural 4-H fairgrounds race, drawing drivers from many states to Akron and Cleveland influenced event.
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