Gehrig Advances to Second in AL Batsmen Race
Ray E vinning Journal reports Lou Gehrig rises to second place among American League batters as Giants star Hubell formulates strategy for Columbia Lou to hit two homers and grab lead, amid a backlog of tennis notes and local sports chatter from Meadville to Corry and Titusville.
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Hubbell Keeps Phillies scoreless in 15th win of season
New York Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell stretched his scoreless streak to twenty-two innings and earned his fifteenth win of the season with a 2-0 shutout of the Philadelphia Phillies. Despite sparse support, Hubbell’s resilience and Memphis Bill Terry’s relief helped end his slump and propel the Giants toward another victory.
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Portrait of Henry’s Favorite English Character Parade
Henry McLemore at sea enroute home is featured by Harry L. Percy United Press London staff as conductor of the Sports Parade. A portrait highlights a beloved English character, presenting a vivid glimpse of the sports tone of today’s page.
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Wimbledon veteran bet maid praises Tilden’s greatness
London August 4 United Press William J Tilden lauded as the greatest tennis player by Lil Gowland, Wimbledon club stickler and longtime bat maid. She recalls his peak era while serving patrons in the Davis Cup era, noting his speed, cannonball serve, and the crowd’s focus on him over others.
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O'Farrell Signs with Cubs as Reserve Catcher
Chicago reporters say Bob O'Farrell, recently dismissed as Reds manager, is joining the Chicago Cubs as a reserve catcher. He reportedly worked with the Cubs yesterday and has been offered a contract and is expected to join the Cubs. Bane Phelps, a solid receiver, likely will be farmed out to the International League.
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Yesterday's Heroes and Varsity Baseball Roundup
Johnny Yergex led the Giants with a homer sealing victory while Schoolboy Howe shut out the Tigers. Sam delivered a key hit as the Yankees enjoyed a perfect day with a single and two homers in three trips. Mr. Flash retires, with best wishes for his future plans.
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Dempsey Delights in Baby Girl Birth at Hospital
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey announced the birth of his daughter at Polyellinie Hospital after his wife Hannah Williams, with nurses nearby, and he expressed happiness. Dempsey, excited and joking, discussed naming and future plans, while guests and friends offered congratulations.
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Patrolman Moeyoy Injured At Winsley Lake Rink
An off duty patrolman sustained a sprained ankle at the Winsley Lake rink. He is reported to be recovering and off work for a few nights while filling his position. Local notes mention stock phrases and unrelated stubs from the era.
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Manush Clings to Majors Lead With 395 Mark
NW York report cites Manush clinging to a major league lead with a 395 average as Gehrig, Waner, Foxx, Ott and others post notable marks. Gehrig advances to 878 runs batted in while Dean and Schumacher top pitchers in the NL and AL. Rowe and Vernon Games also post strong win totals as baseball averages are summarized.
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American and National League Baseball Scores and Schedule
Yesterday's results show New York 5 Philadelphia 1 and Detroit 14 Chicago 0 among others. National league games include Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 7 and St Louis 9 Pittsburgh 3. Today's slate lists Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at Detroit with several other matchups. Goodrich of Givyiege, IL formerly Corry visits relatives.
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Tommy Paul Fights Champion In Hollywood Bout
In Hollywood California a non title ten round bout pitted Tommy Paul of Buffalo against featherweight champion Frenie Miller of Cincinnati. Miller edged Paul on a disputed decision by referee Ape Koth as fans showered the ring. Paul had the champ near knockout in the ninth. United Press scorecard split four rounds each with two even.
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Manning Will Handle Games This Season
Pittsburgh writer notes that four NEC football games will be broadcast each Saturday to key regions this winter. Tom Manning at WTAM, Cleveland, will likely handle play-by-play from Pittsburgh as Pitt Tech and Duquesne receive more game coverage than in prior seasons.
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Lutherans and MEH Brotherhood win mushball games
In Inter-Church Mushball League action at the Junior High field Lutherans defeated Presbyterians 14 to 4 after seizing a 4.9 lead in the first five innings. Brotherhood beat Baptists 6 to 1 with pitching by Stawe, Barnes, Hooke, and Miller. The page also contains antiquated notes on Australia’s naming history.
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Cardinals Aiming For Pro Grid Honors In Clean Sweep
Chicago Cardinals shake up roster after a lean season and line up a wide talent sweep to challenge rival Bears for the national pro football title. Coach Paul Schissler tours for players, signing several Americans and college standouts to report in September.
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Parker Wins Over Grant at Meadow Club Invite
Parker of Spring Lake N A beats Bryan Grant of Atlanta in straight sets 6-3 9-7 6-0 to win the Meadow Club invitational title in Southampton Aug 4. Hayseed candidate quits Manchester for GOP nomination. Hamstring injury cited and past pledge to win or bust noted amid auto license cut plank.
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