Bronx Jockey Club Rouses Yankees In Exuberant Banter
New York July 19. The Bronx Jockey Club known as the New York Yankees hosts a chorus of taunts as Cleveland’s Indians arrive for a meeting. Players Johnny Allen Tim Wri te Jersey jokes Hal Trosky Monte Pearson and Bob Feller are teased about pitching, All Star votes, rain, and pennant hopes in a lively backstage account by Gordon Cobbledick.
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Oscar Witt
Jeff Heath
Tommy Heath
Oscar
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Gomez
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Harder
Monte Pearson
Bob Feller
Billie
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Tribe to Play Yanks Six Games in Three Days
New York July 22 Indians idle for second day running after winning only one of two vs Yankees. They head to Boston for four games in three days as Bob Feller is set to open the series on Boston soil. A brutal stretch awaits with three doubleheaders at Yankee Stadium planned for late August.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
American games saw Washington defeat Detroit 4 to 3. Chicago and Boston, plus St. Louis at Philadelphia, were rained out or affected by rain. National games included Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 4, Chicago 5 Brooklyn 0, New York 5 St. Louis 2. International results featured Jersey City 18 Buffalo 1 and Newark 3 8 Montreal 1 6 with Rochester 4 Syracuse 3.
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Fletcher Quips on All Stars After Decisive Lesson
In a postgame remark, Fletcher, manager of the American League All-Stars, asserts the team delivered a clear lesson to their rivals. He hints at strong performance and confidence in the squad’s showing during the event.
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Pirates Hold 11-2 Lead With Win Over Phillies
United Press report from New York on July 22 notes the Pirates kept a 1.5 game NL lead by rallying in the ninth for a 5-4 win over the Phillies in Pittsburgh. Lee Handley tripled with the bases loaded to seal the victory as Mace Brown earned his 13th relief win. Giants move pace with 5-2 win over Cardinals behind Carl Hubbell, while Cubs and Dodgers split. Camilli hits his 12th homer in a 1-0 Dodgers win. Rain washes out tripleheader day with 4-3 Tigers over Senators and a Detroit loss for York.
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Woods Confident of Knockout Over Clark in Three
Walter Woods, following New York Athletic Commission orders, reports five days early for his twelve round bout with Jimmy Clark at Offermann Stadium. He trains at Singer's Gym in Buffalo and declares he will knockout Clark within three rounds, stating his great physical condition and certainty.
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Par Not Broken At Hershey Pa
An enthusiastic field of golfers competes in the Pennsylvania Public Golfers Association Tournament at Hershey Park Golf Club seeking the 1988 championship. Nearly 150 players from 18 clubs enter the 72 hole medal event with a cut after 36 holes. The largest field in four years, par has never been broken on the course.
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Yesterday's Hero Lee Handley Sparks Pirates Victory
Lee Handley delivered a ninth inning triple clearing the bases to lift the Pirates past the Phillies, securing a dramatic late-game win.
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Erie Wins In Semi Pro Tournament As Falcons Triumph
Erie Polish Falcons beat Clymer Barons 4 to 2 to advance to the fifth round in a semi pro baseball tourney played in Erie. Clymer’s runs came in the ninth, while the Falcons held the rest of the game. Union City fell to Sharpsville 6 to 4 in the other game, with Sharpsville scoring big in the late innings to pull ahead.
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Shields Eliminated In East Tennis Meet
Frank Shields of Hollywood fell to New York junior player Mel Schwartzman in yesterday's Eastern clay court championships. Wayne Sabin of Portland pressed by Brooklyn's Phil Rubel in a three set upset attempt as the meet continued into last night.
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Brooklyn
Hartnett Lacks Contract As Chicago Cubs Manager
Hartnett remains without a formal manager contract as P K Wrigley weighs terms for the Cubs. Wrigley says Hartnett agreed to take the job and will sign if mutually beneficial, noting he would prefer no contracts if not needed. The owner emphasizes selecting satisfied players and avoiding rigid terms. The piece also mentions golf results from Alcoma Country Club with Benno Janssen and Ken Stear advancing in matches.
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Favorites Victors in West Penn Meet
United Press reports that the West Penn Junior golf tourney at Pittsburgh moved into the semifinals with favorites still in contention as two top shotmakers vie for the title.
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