Major League Batting Bonanza Dazzles With 16 Runs, 25 Hits
From Yankee Stadium to St. Louis, eight games produced 128 runs and 208 hits led by Joe DiMaggio’s 7 RBI day. The Yankees and Cubs posted big wins as Detroit, the White Sox, and Pirates also notched decisive victories amid pennant races.
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Broadway Lights and NYPA League Gossip Roundup
A lively, fragmentary sports column riffs on New York ball teams and golf cautions. It teases impending parlor-style parties with Tony Joy, mocks all‑star snubs, and previews features from Kenny Jackson to Melvin Cobbett. The tone blends flirtation with gossip across NYPA League and Cleveland club digs.
Windsor Pro Holds Lead In Canada Meet
Fonthill Ontario July 10 Bob Gray Jr Janky Windsor Ont pro held his lead in the second round of the 4000 General Brock Open golf tournament yesterday adding a 72 to a 68 for 140 at halfway a stroke ahead of Ray Mangrum Pittsburgh Leonardi Dodson Springfield Mo Frank Commiso Rochester Nc and Willie Lamb of Toronto in a field of American and Canadian challengers.
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Cotton Wins British Open With Second Title in Four Years
Thomas Henry Cotton, Britain's playboy golfer, captured his second British Open in four years at St Andrews in a 72-hole total of 200. He finished two strokes ahead of Reginald Whitcombe, with Charles Incey, Charles Whitecombe, Byron Nelson, and Ed Dudley rounding out the top finishers as heavy rains and protests briefly threatened the final rounds.
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Boston
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Dizzy Dean Injures Big Toe Ahead of All Star clash
Cardinals pitcher Dizzy Dean bruised his left big toe when Carl Averill’s line drive bounced off it during a workout. Dr. Robert Z Hyland said the toe is bruised but not broken and Dean will miss his regular turn.
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Ranger Wins Over Rainbow In Eighteen Mile Race
The undefeated America's Cup yacht Ranger beat Rainbow by four minutes and Yankees by seven in an eighteen mile race aboard the U S Coast Guard Sutter France off New Port Rhode Island. Friday’s race was the third in a series for a cup offered by former Commodore George Nichols of the New York Yacht Club.
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Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today Games
Yesterday results include New York 16 Washington 2 Chicago 1 St. Louis 7 Detroit 10 Cleveland unknown Boston 43 Philadelphia 11 and Pittsburgh 13 Chicago 1 Brooklyn 15 New York 2 Boston 5 Philadelphia 0 St. Louis 8 Cincinnati 7 Jersey City 11 Syracuse 0-2 Today St Louis at Chicago Cleeland at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia Washington at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at St. Louis American Association games Kansas City 2 Minneapolis 1 Toledo 4 Louisville 3 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 1 Milwaukee 6 St. Paul 0
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Yesterday's Hero Jim Turner Shuts Out Bees in Third Straight Win
Jim Turner, labeled as the Bees' veteran rookie, pitched his third consecutive victory and allowed only five hits as he delivered the lone shutout. The performance came on a day when other tickers' tives faced danger, underscoring Turner's stalwart pitching.
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John Woodruff Eyes National Meet Title At Mile Run
Henry McLemore reports from New York that John Woodruff of the University of Pittsburgh stands tall for the mile run at the national meet on Randall Island. Woodruff already holds the world 100 meters title and faces Archie San Romani, Glenn Cunningham, Gene Venzke and other top milers as he aims to prove himself in the two lap event tomorrow night.
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Favor Germany to Win Match in Davis Cup Play
United Press reports Germany heads to today's doubles with Czechoslovakia as heavy favorites to reach the inter zone final against the United States. Baron Gottfried von Cramm and Henner Henkel play Roderick Menzel and Hecht, with singles to follow including Von Stamm vs Hecht and Henkel vs Menzel. The winner faces the United States next weekend in a best three of five tie for the cup.
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Unionites Set to Meet Aeros in Sunday Clash
Union City hosts the Aeros in a pivotal NYPA matchup aiming to even the season series after two home wins by the locals. Pitching duties likely go to Mel VanDerwark and George Kosatner as Unionites seek a pennant chase and a sizable crowd expects a strong turnout for the 1 p.m. game.
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Local Tennis Meet Opens with Weekend Round One Pairings
Local tennis championship opens with opening round matches set for the weekend. Ed Becker meets Paul Phelps while Theo Williams faces Jimmy Lewis. Charles Hofmaster plays George Trowney and Bob Williams clashes with Bob Sears. Defending champion Bob Bragken and former city champions Melvin Cabbel and Rev. Gilbert Boyd enter the opening round with finals planned for Wednesday.
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Jimmy Lewis
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George Trowney
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Gilbert Boyd
Dyven Jhyes
Donnelly Faces Kovach Instate Amateur Meet
The Pennsylvania amateur golf championship reached the semi final stage at Lancaster Country Club. Kean Donnelly of Philadelphia advanced by eliminating favorites and will face 20 year old Steve Kovach from Kittanning, a former caddie who has not yet gone beyond the 15th hole in this tournament.
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