Cardinals Beat Dodgers Narrow NL Lead Slashed
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers to trim their lead in the National League as Pete Reiser suffered a mild concussion. The Dodgers’ loss also drops them behind in the standings while the Yankees gain in the American League. Browns, White Sox, and Cubs also posted wins in a busy day.
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Corry Moose Fall To Titusville 4-3 In Twilight Game
Corry Moose junior baseball lost 4-3 to Titusville at Loveland Field. Wild first inning pitching and timely hits gave Titusville three runs, while Corry answered with two runs including Sturdevant and Jansen making solid contact. Left fielder Hixson made a spectacular catch as Corry players show promise for future local battles.
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Sailors sweep Niagara Falls in 9-6 win on 15 hit attack
Associated Press report says the Sailors won the final game of a four game series with Niagara Falls 9-6 powered by a heavy 18 hit attack. Old City upset Youngstown 8-5 while the Buller Yanks beat Johnstown 4-3.
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Texas U. grid future brighter with returning stars
misread and garbled text outlines Texas University football prospects with many prewar players returning for fall training. mentions Layne, Mernshener, Gillory, Fambrough, Magiolo, and others, plus spring drills and potential backfield depth. references coaching staff changes and a looming bowl win over Missouri. also includes scattered notes on Pony League baseball and a Titusville softball game.
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Corry Jamestown Steal Age Beats Stanford Hose 8 3
The Corry Jamestown Steal Age softball team defeated Stanford Hose 8 to 3 at Aero Field in a seven inning game. Mars pitched for Steel Age with J Jansen catching, holding Stanford Hose to five hits while Steel Age collected 12 hits including Sullivan’s two extra base drives.
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Boxing Card Sparks Fights Across Cities
In New York and surrounding hubs last night several bouts produced notable results. Sammy Adrigna 147 from Carnegie fought Marty Servo 145% to a late stoppage in Schenectady while Bookes Anest 140 Brooklyn went five rounds with Hodges 13844 Philadelphia. Vic Moreno 141 Newark faced Charles Young in Pittsburgh with a decision over J J.
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National League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Baseball recap lists yesterday results for the National League with St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. standings show Brooklyn, St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Boston, New York and Philadelphia with win loss records. Today's schedule includes Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Chicago at Boston among others.
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Ford warns Dodgers and Cardinals over beanball threats
National League president Ford Prick said umpires will be instructed to warn Brooklyn manager Ley Duro cher and St. Louis boss Eddie Dyer after frequent beanball incidents in a Dodgers Cardinals series. He said the action was precautionary and not based on protests, noting players were repeatedly hit or knocked down during close pitches.
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Keeneland Summer Sale Sets Market for Yearlings
Lexington Kentucky August 2 The Keeneland summer sale of yearlings closed four days of bidding with 415 horses selling for 4419900 an average of 9920 per yearling a new record high surpassing last year’s. The sale featured large catalogs and strong demand led by buyers from Kentucky and neighboring states.
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Fighter Tyley Outpoints Hixon in Philadelphia Bout
Buster Tyley from New York defeats Billy Hixon of Philadelphia by outpoint in a tight ten round closer at the arena last night. Tyley pressed the action with crisp combinations and controlled most rounds.
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