Tigers Rise on Balance and Brisk Play, Not Luck
Detroit’s 1934 season is explained by Mickey Cochrane who rejects luck claims and credits hustling base running, timely hitting, strong pitching, and the league’s best infield. Tigers rank high in AL batting and fielding, with three top pitchers and six regulars hitting over .300, demonstrating a well balanced club with power and defense.
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Bears Battle College All-Americans In Major Clash
About 80,000 fans pack Soldier Field to watch the Chicago Bears host the college All-Americans in a high profile gridiron showdown. The Bears rely on stars like Red Grange and Bronko Nagurski while the collegians promise power and pace, testing coordination against pro-level tactics and a college forward pass rule.
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Salvation Army Wins Second Round Title in Inter-Church League
The Salvation Army squad defeated the St Thomas church team 18 to 2 in six innings to claim the second round championship of the Inter-Church Musipall League after a forfeit win over the Baptists. The running scoring showed St Thomas 100 100 2 and Salvation Army 880 061 18. Batteries: Brady and Petracea, Hoot and Jordas.
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Mexican Lays Claim To World Feather Title
Alberta Arizmendi, the first Mexican boxer to win a world feather belt claim, defeated Mike Belloise in a five round bout in New York. Arizmendi outweighed Belloise by nearly two pounds and three inches in height, delivering the decisive beating as he seeks recognition from the New York Boxing Commission.
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Tigers Favored Over Giants If Both Win Flags
Odds say the Detroit Tigers could meet the New York Giants in the world series, though no official invites have been issued as Yankees and Cubs still play. Tigers lead in hitting, fielding, and morale with Cochrane guiding a energized unit. recent win over Cleveland and standings pressure the Giants. Ainsworth tenure noted at Erie YMCA as a local sidelight.
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Raymonds Meet Aeros In Saturday City League Feature
The City Baseball League schedules a Saturday double header with Aero Supply facing the Raymonds in the first game and Gerry Jamestown meeting Washington Lunch in the night cap. The two leaders Washington Lunch and Aeros seek to extend their edge as double-headers run through Monday, with additional exhibitions and a Labor Day program at Columbus.
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Punxsutawney Electricians Defeat Pirates In Exhibition
In an exhibition at Suna Sulawney on August 1, the Punxsutawney Tobal Electrics wore white uniforms bought from Pittsburgh two years ago and topped the Pirates 4 to 2. Eddie Holley allowed six hits while Joe Yenosky, a 1 year old right hander from Summerville, Pa, held the Pirates to four hits. Pirates' Bill Maze, a local catcher, was seen during the last three innings. About 1,500 spectators attended the game.
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Western League hurler wins seventeenth in row
Frank Lamanski pitched his seventeenth consecutive win last night as Cedar Rapids defeated Davenport 1 0 to set a Western League record, surpassing Lyn Rowe of the Detroit Tigers by one game. Lamanski has 24 wins and 5 losses this season and will join the Brooklyn Dodgers in the fall.
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Schoolboy) Rowe
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Yesterday's results and today's schedule recap
Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 to 1. New York beat Washington 2. In the national section no games scheduled. International results show Newark 11 Albany 0, Syracuse 9 Baltimore 3, Rochester 9 Buffalo. Today Chicago plays St Louis, Washington plays New York. St Louis hosts Chicago and New York visits Brooklyn.
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Legion Teams Are All Square in National Legion Baseball
United Press reports in Chicago that the New Orleans and Cumberland squads tied at one win each in the national under 17 Legion baseball championship race. A decisive game was set for today at Comiskey Park to determine the title.
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