Joe DiMaggio booed as fans seek reason for holdout
The article notes persistent booing of Joe DiMaggio across Cleveland and other ballparks. It cites mob psychology and disapproval of his long holdout after being named best player, while predicting eventual restoration of popularity before season's end. It also questions Hal Trosky's All Star omission and mentions Mike Russo planning another attempt at Chautauqua Lake swim after a grease burn incident.
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Allen Posts 10 Straight With Tribe Gaining
Cleveland pitcher Johnny Allen wins his 10th straight as the Indians beat Detroit 5 4 to widen their AL lead over the idle Yankees. Hal Trope hy homers, Ker Keller drives in a run, and Allen benefits from rookie Johnny Humphries in relief. Vander Meer connects for two straight no hit games but loses share of NL lead as Pirates fall to Cincinnati 5 2.
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Icelandic Geothermal Venture Boosts Global Projects
Fragmented report notes Geothermal development in Iceland drives advances in New Zealand and Yellowstone National Park. Mentions Sears First Uniform Censon Thirst Uniform cargos and a 30.55 percent figure tied to plating tech.
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Suzanne Lenglen Dying From Pernicious Anemia In Paris
June 29 report says Suzanne Lenglen former world tennis champion is critically ill in a Paris hospital. She is suffering pernicious anemia with ganglionic condition behind the ears and has had a blood transfusion with two more planned.
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Larrie Aurie Named Playing Manager for Pittsburgh Hor iery
Pittsburgh reports Larrie Aurie ex Detroit Red Wings star is signed to manage the Pittsburgh Horiiery team next season. He replaces Donnie Hughes who re signed and will serve as playing manager at right wing under Hornets president John H. Harris.
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Angott Beats Speigal In 10 Round Lightweight Win
Sammy Angott of Washington Pennsylvania scored a decisive ten round decision over Tommy Speigal of Uniontown before about 3000 fans at Hickey Park Arena in Pittsburgh. Angott weighed 132 pounds and dominated with rights and lefts through eight rounds, with only seventh and ninth rounds showing Speigal pressure.
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Lawrin Dauber Race At Hollywood Park Today
Hollywood Park Inglewood Calif June 29 five month old argument settles today as Lawrin and Dauber race for a $90000 added stake. The race tests the three year old championship under Derby conditions of a mile and a quarter with 126 pounds. Wing and Rommy are also entered alongside the two principals. Lawrin owned by Herbert Wolf Kansas City is the solid favorite to repeat his previous defeat of Dauber at Churchill Downs.
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Budge Favored to Reach All England Final
World No. 1 Donald Budge of Oakland Calif is a 19-1 favorite to defeat Pranjo Puncec of Yugoslavia in the All England Championships semi final. In the other semi final Englishman H W Bunny Austin faces German Henner Henkel. The women's division had an off day.
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War Admiral Favorite On Muddy Track At Massachusetts Handicap
War Admiral is favored to win the Massachusetts Handicap on a rain soaked track with Seabiscuit a distant second choice. Mud threatens Seabiscuit’s speed, while rivals Menow and Flying Scot pose strong challenges if footing allows.
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Babe Ruth Escapes Injury After Auto Crash
New York June 29 Babe Ruth will be back on the Brooklyn Dodgers coaching line tonight after escaping unhurt from an automobile accident. Returning from New Jersey Ruth was sideswiped near Saddle River by a car driven by Miss Rose Beck. his car struck a wall and tree, turned on its side, and Ruth crawled out unharmed.
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Yesterday's Hero Johnny Vander Meer Shines In Streak
Johnny Vander Meer of the Reds, a left hander, extended his winning run to nine straight victories as he continued his dominant stretch on the mound yesterday.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Scores
Baseball round up with American and National league results. Notable scores include Cleveland 6 Detroit 4 Chicago 10 St Louis 9 and St Louis 9 Chicago 3 in the National League. Rain affected games in several matches.
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Turnesa Favored In College Intercollegiate Golf Meet
Willie Turnesa, Holy Cross student and younger brother of the famed Turnesa clan, shoots a two under par 68 to lead qualifying as 32 players make the match-play field for the intercollegiate championship. Virginia’s Louie Oehrig also advances, while LSU’s Paul Leste misses the cut.
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