Rivalry Ignites Weekend Showdowns In Diminished Race
The Raysy Aeron and Raymonds aeros rivalry heats two weekend games as both clubs are out of the league race. Loss of Russ Cagsett shifts Raysy Aeron down to par with the Aeros, while both sides vow to challenge on the mound. Also touched on are heavyweight boxing legends with Schmeling Louis history and a baseball dugout scene from Comy Country Club.
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English Champion DOT ROUND Defeats Jedrzejowska at Wimbledon
Dorothy Round, once top player, regains form to win the All England women’s championship at Wimbledon. Seeded No. 7, she defeated Poland’s Vilga Jedrzejowska 6 2, 2 6, improving through two weeks of play and receiving a roaring standing ovation as she left the court.
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Penn Drakes to Play Four Holiday Games in Four Days
Penn Drakes announce a four game holiday series at Carter Field with the Cleveland Rosenblums Monday July 5 morning and afternoon, Schenley Distillers Saturday, and Canton Sugardales Sunday. Rose Cassett and Mawle Lee tip the mound while Battle Creek infield and Pittsburgh outfielder additions boost the lineup for key intersectional clash.
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Cubs and Giants Struggle for Lead in Tight Baseball Race
Chicago and New York traded the top spot in the Nations League as the Cubs rallied to beat the Pirates 8-7 while the Giants defeated the Bees 6-2. Augie Galan’s ninth inning homer and Hartnett's clutch clouts highlighted a day of pivotal homers and tight pitching across major league games.
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Budge and Meko win all England doubles crown
Don Budge and Gene Meko of California captured the all England men's doubles title by defeating Pate Hughes and R. D. Tuckey 6 0 6 4 6 8 6 1. Dorothy Round beat Jadwiga Jedrzejowska 6 2 2 6 7 5 in the women's singles final. Rene Mathieu and Bille Yorke won the women's doubles 6 3 6 3.
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Dorothy Round
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Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
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Fireworks Set for Raymonds and Aeros Clash in Holiday Games
Rivalry between Raymonds and Aeros peaks with heated verbal clashes and wagers as they prepare for Holiday games. Monday contest at Aero Park starts 2 30 PM, expected crowd amid claims Cassett’s absence makes Rays vulnerable while Rays say Aeros fear any hitter. Union City visits Rays, Erie at Falconer in a non league match.
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Medwick and Gehrig Hold Lead Amid Slump
United Press reports the major league batting leaders, Medwick of St. Louis and Gehrig of New York, retained their leads after recent slumps. Medwick fell to .405 with a 25-point NL lead over Hartnett, while Gehrig slid from .292 to .276 yet kept a two-point edge over Gerald Walker. Other leaders include Waner moving to .277 and Cecil Travis rising to .354, with pitching led by Clay Bryant and Monte Pearson.
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Yesterday's hero raises Cubs to first place with homer
August John Galan, son of a Berkeley Frenchman who runs a hand laundry, came to bat in the ninth with one out and one on as the Cubs trailed the Pirates by one run and hit a homer that kept Chicago in first place. Splinter kills war veteran Pindlay Otto Good, 45, a World War II veteran who endured shrapnel, bullets, and bombs, died of blood poisoning from a splinter in his thumb.
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Foreigners Choice Today In Auto Race
At Roose Raceway Hyde Park New York officials prepare for a 5 mile dash and a 90 lap 523 mile Vanderbilt Cup race. Foreign entrants vie for prize money while American teams face German and Italian rivals including Alfa Romeo driven by Nuvolari and Farina.
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Five Olympic Stars in Field at Meet Today
Milwaukie Wis July 3 The National Amateur Athletic Union opened final events of its 50th annual trials and championships with sanction denial for a U S Germany tour while five Olympic champions and 32 members of the 1938 team started in the 400 meter event. Arch rivalries and record bids highlighted a field that included Cunningham, Towns, Beetham and Allen as pole vault standouts and a strong sprint lineup with potential records.
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Ambitious Track Leaders Eye Records At Fast Meet
Yesterday's scores show Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington lighting up the board with decisive wins while Montreal and Rochester posted victories in Canadian and American clashes. Today, New York challenges Washington as Philadelphia faces Boston and Chicago clashes with St Louis, with rival runners like Cun ningham and Glenn aiming for a metric mile mark and a marquee showdown among San Romani Venzke and Fenske shaping the outdoor chase.
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U S Wins Davis Cup Edge Over German Rival
New York July 3 Henry McLemore reports the United States appears favored to win the Davis Cup after Don Budge defeated Germany's Baron von German in straight sets at Wimbledon. Budge's victory over the No 1 amateur shifts the balance, proving the U S has regained top ranking and momentum in the global team competition.
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