Americans Mobilize For Wimbledon Pack Finishes
In a rain interrupted third round at Wimbledon five Americans reach the men's fourth round alongside Australians Hurley Hopman and Crawford and others. notables include Sidney Wood Lester Stoefen George Lott David Jones and Frank Shields with Helen Jacobs and Carolin Babcock advancing in the women’s singles. Roderick Menzel nearly defeats Fred Perry on centre court before Perry steadies to win in five sets.
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Charleston Bows to Zanesville in Eighth Inning Upset
The Charleston Senators were beaten 9 to 2 by the Zanesville Greys, 1935 Mid-Atlantic champions, as Wayhe La Master was knocked from the mound in the eighth. Bert Grimm homer and timely hits, plus Greys errors, fueled a late scoring burst. Meyers doubled, Mays Meyers scored on wild plays, and Her bert Marion closed out the win for Zanesville.
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Predictions and standings from a May preview of the Mid-Atlantic league
Henry Cotton leads British Open pace with two rounds at 67 and 5 under par as the field chases the top Scotsman. Denny Shute and Joe Kirkwood trail by 11 behind Cotton, while the Dayton Ducks dominate early Mid-Atlantic league projections and Wheeling and Beckley challenge for second.
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Ruffing Sails To Third Straight Shutout For Yankees
Charley Ruffing pitched his third consecutive shutout holding the Washington Senators to three hits as the New York Yankees won 4 to 0 in the series opener. Ruffing walked four but needed only one tricky inning, aided by Babe Ruth, Joe Cronin, and Manush as New York moved to 4-0. The win pushed Ruffing’s season total to nine, with 29 straight scoreless innings.
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Tigers Triumph Over White Sox In 10 Inning Tilt
In extreme heat of 104 degrees at Navin Field Detroit Tigers outlasted the White Sox 9 to 7 in 10 innings. The win marks a continued sweep westward after an eastern advance as Detroit blunts Chicago’s challenge in a grueling summer clash.
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Canzoneri Ends Scrap in Ninth
In Brooklyn Frankie Klick failed to win the lightweight title as Tony Canzoneri halted their ten round bout in the ninth. Klick's eye was badly cut from a first round hook and Canzoneri controlled the fight, avoiding a decisive finish until late in the ninth.
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College Golf Meet Nears Semis In Heat at Country Club
In Cleveland Q June 28 Charley Kossis of Michigan dominated 28 holes under par beating Jets Woodrow Mallow while Ed White of Texas edged Notre Dame’s Joheny Banks one up after 37 holes. Georgia Tech pair Charley Yates and Frank Ridley advance to the semis with Kossis set to meet White and the other semifinal pitting Yates against Ridley ahead of Saturday’s final.
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