Yanks Fall to Sox in 11 Inning Tilt Dropping to Second
New York loses 1–0 to Chicago as McCarthy contemplates resignation after a health checkup. Detroit tops division on Newsom shutout. Washington falls to Cleveland. Yankees slip to second division amid a rough stretch and rumors swirl around manager Joe McCarthy.
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Roundup of Baseball Rumors and Miscellany from July
A jumble of notes on Joe McCarthy and the Yankees, MacPhail’s cautious stance, and possible managerial moves. Also brief items from Welch Convalescent Hospital, a 1-A veteran’s setback, Pat Harder’s discharge, High Point NC basketball coaching rumors, and a costar Luis Firpo exchange.
BoBo Newsom Dominates As Win Streak Surges
BoBo Newsom ends 12 game skid with four straight victories, allowing 14 hits in 40 innings. He blanks Detroit and Chicago, uses a new knuckleball and fastball mix to overpower the league leaders, while striking out five and walking five. Kell drives in the only run as Connie Mack’s A’s fall further from first division.
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Women Golf Opens All American Role Tournament at Tom O Shanter
May 24 marks the start of qualifying rounds for the women s All American tournament part of the Three Ring Golf Circus at Tom O Shanter Country Club. Lt Patty Berg leads a field of top Lady golfers, with the men s $60 000 All American Open featuring Byron Nelson Sammy Snead Sam Byrd Ben Hogan Jag McSpaden and other stars.
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Transplanted Grid Stars May Make Many Shifts
Wartime college football stars entering service face decisions on whether to return to alma maters or move to new programs. The piece notes Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan shifts, Navy V-12 transfers, and players like Bob Hinzli and Harry Hanalik weighing futures. It explores how postwar paths may alter conference lineups and coaching plans.
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Lockport Grabs Third After Pony League Doubleheader
Lockport moves into third place by sweeping Olean 6 4 in both games of a doubleheader. Bradford drops to fourth after Batavia wins 7 5, Jamestown and Hornell split, Hornell beats Wellsville 7 3, with Olean visiting Lockport and other matchups set tonight.
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Chozen Sets Southern Association Hitting Streak Record
Mobile player Chozen set a 47th straight game hit in the Southern League. The record was challenged after he walked, then was hit by a pitch and removed. Southern Association President Billy Evans ruled the streak valid, noting no chance to reach 50.
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Dougherty Named Penn Basketball Coach for Next Season
University officials announced that Bob Dougherty, previously football and basketball coach at Philadelphia's Wes Catholic High School, will coach the University of Pennsylvania team next season. He succeeds Don Kellett, who resigned to take a business position after guiding the Quakers to one of their best seasons. The university also announced Rusty Callow returning from a three year absence as a tow...
Minor leagues to align with Chandler on baseball commissioner
Chicago July 2 Minor league representatives and major league officials met to discuss keeping the current baseball commissioner arrangement for 25 years with reservations and the option to abrogate on notice. They vote to stay with Chandler leading the minors in a joint plan while major leagues retain final authority. The draft prize for a Class AA player was proposed to rise from 5,000 to 15,400, sparking further debate.
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Warren Mushballers May Play Aero Team
A club proposes an immediate field game against the Aero team as part of nearby league activity. Officials discuss the plan and potential scheduling for the match.
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National and American League Baseball Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results across national leagues show Pittsburgh beat Boston 5 to 0 in the sole game scheduled in the National League while Chicago defeated New York 1 to 0 in the American League card. Cleveland beat Washington 2 to 1. Philadelphia toppled Detroit. Syracuse and Baltimore won in the International League. Milwaukee and Kansas City posted wins in the American Association. and Pony League scores include embargoed games with several doubleheaders and close finishes.
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Notable boxing results from Pittsburgh and New York events
Immense confusion in the report shows various boxers and scores. Names include York, Long, Parrott, Hortie, Wilkins, and Williams among others with bouts across Baltimore Newark and Milwaukee. The piece notes decisions and counts such as 16 and 10 percent like figures, reflecting a crowded card with mixed outcomes.
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Chautauqua Beats Forgers In Rough Weekend Baseball
The Chautauqua team earned a 10-2 victory amid many errors as two tour-run innings and a two-run inning helped their offense. Stover and Bene led with strong at bats while DuBois and Mooney helped steady pitching as references to Stowe and other players appear in a chaotic game summary with mixed team names and scattered play-by-play notes.
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