Lefty Grove blanks the Yankees ending 308 straight scoring games
Lefty Grove pitched a masterful game, tempering the New York Yankees with five scattered hits and a 7 to 0 shutout. The Athletics halted the Yanks 308 game scoring streak, the longest in league history, as Johnny Allen took the loss while Grove dazzled with speed and control at Yankee Stadium.
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Yesterday's Scores Across Baseball Circuits
Summary of yesterday's results shows Philadelphia 7 percent, New York 0, Cleveland 7, SE Loula 2, Washington 2, Boston 1. In 6 innings Chivazo 2, Cincinnati 1, Boston 1, Brooklyn 0. Newark 4-9, Montreall. Today Chicago at Detroit. Scheduled New York at Philadelphia, Brovkelyn at Boston, St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Philacetonia
Signor Holds Grays Loses 4-2 in Ridgway
Aug 4 Ridgway Howard Signor used a swift change of pace and misty artistry against the famed Home stead Grays at Emporium. Sylvania Poresters failed to capitalize early chances as costly errors allowed the Grays to win 4-2 before several hundred spectators.
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Homestead Grays
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Sylvania Poresters
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Yesterday's Heroes Lefty Grove and Tom Zachary Shine in National Games
Lefty Grove blanked the Yankees allowing five hits as Charlie Grimm drove in the winning run with an eighth inning homer. Tom Zachary blanked the Dodgers with two hits while Jimmy Woxx hit a two run homer and added two singles. Only National League games were played.
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Gily Bush
George Grantham
Reda
Bn Ina
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Minging
Boston
Brooklyn
Zachary
Owen Careel
Braves
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Yankees
Charlie Grimm
Cris
Tom Zachary
Dodgers
Jimmy Woxx
Californians Dominate In Public Links Tournament
California golfers led the National Public Links Championship entering quarter finals with five of eight contenders from the state. Defending champion Reba Miller of Jacksonville Fla and two Washington State players remained among the last eight, as Charles Retrera of San Francisco and other Californians vied for the title amid strong performances from Southern California and Northwest entrants.
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United Press
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Ore
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Young Hud Ward
Olympia
Wash
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San Rateel
David Mitchiell
Tndianapolis
Southern California
Henry Batista
Alladena
Don Erickson
Los Angeles
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Tad Boyer
Che
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Albert
Scotty” Campbell
Northwest
Pat Abbott
Altan Juena
Bruce McCormack
McCormack
Joe Green
Philadelphia
Washington
Ward
Leslie Leal
Bellingham
Boyer
Janay
Leal
Pemera
Intimapolis
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Kid Moore Wins at Paterson in Ten Round Bout
Eddie Kid Moore of Bridgepark Connecticut stops Johnny O Keefe of Gartieri New Jersey in 10 rounds. Sammy Pamod from Montclair defeats Mickey Greb of Nutley New Jersey in ten rounds.
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N. J
Eddie Kid Moore
Bridgepark
Conn
Johnny O'Keefe
Gartieri
Sammy Pamod
Montclair
Mickey Greb
Nut+ley
Spiders Seek Wattsburg Game At Fair Ground
Negotiations are under way to secure use of the fair grounds diamond at Wattsburg for a final exposition game between a picked nine with Corry players and the Jamestown Spiders. No definite arrangements yet, but steps have been taken. The Spiders may show interest and the contest could attract as much as other fair baseball games.
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Wattsburg
Corry
Jamestown Spiders
United States Defends Wightman Cup Against Britain
United States women tennis team opens defense of the Wightman Cup in a two day series against Great Britain at the West Side Club stadium. Captained by Mrs Hele Willy Noody, the Americans seek a third straight victory and a first three consecutive cups since 1923. Helen Jacobs faces Dorothy Round in the opening singles with Mandy Mandell Scrivener and the Jacobs Palfrey pair to follow in later matches.
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Eingland
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Fox Today
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Dorothy Round
Briliant Liue
Mra
Mandy
Pegey Scriyen
Two Youngsters Pitted Against Net Veterans at Southampton
At the Moatow Club invitation tennis tourney semis, two rising youths Big fir M. Grant and Frankie Pave er challenged two former internationals, Francis X. Shields and Sidney B. Wood, with Grant aiming to repeat his upset over Gregory S. Mangin and Wood favored to beat Parker as singles. Mangin and Berkeley Bell met Lott and Chipstar in doubles semi finals.
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Trumph
Gregory S. Mangin
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Wool
New York
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Chicago
Davis Chipstar
Wont
Parker
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Wrestling results from New York event details multiple bouts
In New York Dick Shikat defeated Dick Daviscourt while Tom Alley toppled Andy Brown in Philadelphia. Other results include Henry Piers over Jens Jennings, Tyan Vakturfi defeating Little Reaver, Al Lowell beating Joe Saveluf, and Al Mercier besting an opponent in Springfield.
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Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Dick Daviscourt
California
Tom Alley
Australia
Andy Brown
Brooklyn
Henry Piers
Holland
Sim Jennings
Oklahoma
Tyan Vakturfi
Russia
Little Reaver
al Lowell
Mies
Joe Saveluf
Chicago
al Mercier
Springfield
Mass
Woman autoist held up near Ridgway by two men
Two men wearing handkerchiefs over their faces robbed Miss Irwin of Sheffield on the Montmorenci Highway near a Point by the school house six miles from Ridgway. She was alone in a Lincoln sedan when ordered to stop. A state highway patrol inquiry noted local residents had seen the pair earlier. no suspects found.
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Sheffield
Montmorenci Highway
State Highway Patrol
Montmorenci
Four Freight Cars Wrecked Near Star brioke Plant
Four cars of Pennsylvania Railroad freight train W 2 derailed near General Concrete Products Company in Starbrickk on Wednesday night about 11 30. Three were tank cars two loaded and one was a lime filled boxcar. No injuries reported. Wrecking crew rushed to clear the right of way with no passenger disruption. Cause of the wreck not disclosed.
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Harrisburg
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Close Escape in Alleghe? Drowning Feat by Ruth Couch
In Alleghe area, Ruth Couch, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Couch of 110% North Street, swam to rescue James Sherrick after he appeared to be in trouble while swimming near President Ho tel. She caught him by the hair and towed him to shallow water where he revived with assistance. The incident occurred during a heat relief swim between a raft and a shot. Sherrick was unconscious on shore but revived after onlookers treated him briefly. The three were at the President for a swim when the near fatality happened.
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