No Other Sport Gives So Much For The Dollar In Baseball
The article argues baseball tickets cost high but justify the price by vast financial stakes. It compares World Series payouts, promoter take, and multi game formats to other sports, noting even six game series may lose clubs money. It cites Yankee Stadium grosses, Mike Jacobs, Tex Rickard, and price contrasts with seats in major fights, then praises baseball's value despite costs.
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Pirates emerge as pennant contenders under Traynor
George Kirkley reports Pittsburgh Pirates rise to second in the National League by June, led by Bill Traynor era steady play. June proves a turning month as Pirates win 16 of 23, sweeping series with the Giants and topping Cincinnati 3-1 behind Cy Blanton and Gus Suhr. Giants retake lead with a 14-1 Phillies win. Dodgers, Cubs also win while Yankees, Indians, and Red Sox win in a busy baseball slate.
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Yesterday's Scores Across Circuits and Today’s Games
Baseball scores list yesterday results for American, National, and International leagues with Cleveland 10 Detroit 9 and Chicago 11 St Louis 1 among others. Today’s schedule includes Cleveland at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia Washington at New York and Chicago at Cincinnati with additional night games.
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Turnesa Loses in Golf Meet at Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky three sophomores and four Wenlor matched strokes in the semi finals of the 44st annual collegiate championship. Co medalist Lew Oehrig of Virginia faced Burt McDowell of LSU while Bobby Babbish of Detroit met Johnny Burke of Georgetown College. The surprise of the event was Wille Furness of Holy Cross losing early. The youngest Turnesa from Elmsford North Carolina was eliminated by Rabbish 8 and 2 in yesterday’s quarter final. Matches today were viewed as evenly matched.
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Detroit Driver to Race at Sharon Speedway
Doc Shane Broole of Detroit enters the Sharon Speedway feature for a dirt track championship bid next Sunday. He trails Jinny Wilburn of California by 20 points and must win the main event sponsored by the Central States Racing Association to overtake the leader.
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Favorites reach quarterfinals in Penn Tennis singles
In Pittsburgh on July 1, Pan Massey of Penn State Ace and Frank Broida of Pittsburgh advanced to the round of eight in the 1st Penn Tennis Championship. Massey defeated Harry Zink 6-2 6-3 to move closer to the final rounds, while Zink struggled with Massey’s strong form. Yesterday Cy Elenson of Pittsburgh pitched a three-hit game for the Pirates, helping them into second place in the National League.
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National AAU Track Stars Reach Buffalo for Championships
United Press reports Buffalo Civic Stadium hosts the National AAU championships with 28 colleges and 34 athletic clubs entered for juniors, while seniors contest dash, hurdle and distance events. Glenn Cunningham seeks to defend his 1500m title against Adle San Romani, Charles Fenske, Louis Zamperini and Josef Mostert as John Wosdnuit skips the 800m.
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Aero Ball Club Through, Other Sponsors Sought
Cory Aero baseball team folded at a board meeting of the Aero Supply Athletic Association. The group will abandon baseball for the year due to costs and sublease Aero Grounds for $1 to sponsor an independent club. A meeting at the Phoenix Hotel with Kip Andeason, manager of the Acros, invites players and sponsors to form a new team. Acros had no wins this season.
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Four New Coaches Appointed to Penn State Staff
STATE COLLEGE, Pa July 1 The Penn State appointment introduces four athletic coaches including Bob Grieve who holds Big Ten sprint records and will be assistant track coach. Hugens Wellstone will lead the gymnastic team after two Big Ten seasons. Rabbit Wear, Johnny Be nn, and Marty Moandrews gain roles with the freshman football program.
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Budge Wins Wimbledon Title In Straight Sets
Donald Budge of Oakland California defeated 83 year old Wilfred Bunny Austin of England in four sets to win the all England singles title at Wimbledon. Budge, world No 1, dominated the final before a 20000 strong crowd including Queen Mary and the Duke and Duchess. He did not lose a set all tournament, a first in Wimbledon history.
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