O'Neill Faces Pressure as Indians Struggle Deep in Sleepers
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes manager Steve O'Neill endures intense scrutiny amid a lengthy slump for the Indians. He says he has made mistakes but remains determined, insisting no one can guarantee victory, while players and front office offer quiet support and fans await a turnaround after consecutive losses to the A's.
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Cubs Best Cards 11 to 9 In Wild Battle For Lead
Chicago Cubs commandeered most players in a three hour wild battle with the St Louis Cardinals, winning 11-9 as Dizzy Dean took the loss. Billy Herman and Gabby Hartnett drove in the tying and winning runs in the ninth with a Parmelee dash scoring the final tally after Cavarelle started the inning with a walk. The Cardinals twice led late before Cubs rallied to reclaim the lead.
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European drivers seek qualifying berths for Vandebilt Cup
European racing drivers promised strong speeds as they qualified for the second Vanderebilt Cup race in New York. Only the 30 fastest of 50 entrants advance to compete for $70,000 in prize money. Europeans claimed they will not be outpaced on the Roosevelt Raceway course.
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Nagurski Claims World Wrestling Title
Bronko Nagurski, former Minnesota football star, today claimed the world heavyweight wrestling championship after a disputed 18 minute bout in Salt Lake City. Detton had previously claimed the title, but Nagurski asserts he won the championship in the match that year.
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Drivers to Attack Salt Flats for Land Speed Records
Utah June report details a 1980s style plan for Bonneville Salt Flats trials to beat Campbell’s one mile mark and set new speed records. It highlights American, English, and French entrants led by Ab Jenkins and Harlan Fengler, with Curtis Wright engines and a Duesenberg racer on the Salt. The piece notes the flat salt surface, tire safety, and aerodynamics aimed to push the mile record beyond 301.133 but references a 1986 figure and prior history.
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Amateurs and pros deadlocked in PennOpen at Merion
United Press reports a tight pennsylvania open golf championship at Merion where amateur Ted Johnston and pros Tony Penna Willie Goggin lead with 148 totals in round two. Mangrum broke par with 69 as three pros tied for fourth at 148 and several players tied at 149.
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Yesterday's Hero at Boston Bees shines in scoreless mound effort
A 30-year-old rookie pitched 12 scoreless innings against Brooklyn while Unen drove in the lone run with a single. In other action, Toledo crushed Minneapolis 10 to 1 in the American Association. Kanada City beat Louisville 9 to 5, Columbus 4, St. Paul 1, and Amigwlulens topped Indianapolis 6 to 2.
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Yesterday's Scores and Tonight's Games
Yesterday New York beat Philadelphia 5 2 and Chicago defeated Detroit 8 1 while Cleveland edged St. Louis 7 6 and Boston 2 2. National results show Chicago 11 St. Louis 9 and Newark 5 6 with Montreal 5 Toronto 2 Buffalo 2 Rochester 1. Tonight Boston visits Washington New York plays Philadelphia St. Louis hosts Cleveland and Detroit meets Chicago.
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Yarosz Favored in Pittsburgh Tonight Infight
June 30 Pittsburgh middleweight Teddy Yarosz favored to edge Bing Conn in a 12 round clash at Forbes Field. More than 20 000 fans expected as the rivals collide for a shot at national rankings and the world title with promoter Edward Rigby predicting a tight battle and betting odds from 2 to 1 against Conn.
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Entrants pour in for stalls for racing days
Fort Erie meeting opens next Saturday with Rivervale stable among top entries. Riverdale horses shipping from Toronto to the track across the river. Blowerings Plate winner likely to feature, with a fourteen day stay anticipated. Rust stable also reserved stalls, sending a good string of horses.
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Turnesa Favored To Win National College Golf Title
Willie Turnesa of Holy Cross College led 36-hole qualifying at Gallonry Galmony with 75 71 for 146 as 32 players advanced to match play in the 89th national college championship at Oakmont Country Club Oure Mont Pa. Princeton topped the defending Yale Notre Dame for the team trophy while individual scores show Turnesa and teammates advancing alongside Dartmouth and Southern California competitors.
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Feller to start Sunday game amid arm questions
Reported plans show baseball star Bob Feller slated for his regular turn this weekend despite lingering arm concerns. Indians officials issued a brief statement to quiet retirement rumors while outlining Feller's expected participation in the coming schedule.
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Local clubs plan booster game schedule for July 5
Staymonds and Aerog teams announce a booster contest in a New York Players Association league weekend. They will vote Monday on observed holiday plans. Brig General Electric is set to host a postponed midweek twilight match as the season opens. Aeros anticipate bolstering for upcoming holiday contests. Union City faces Falconer on Saturday, and Raymonds travel to Union City and Belegoea to Falconer on Sunday.
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Baby Born With Sixteen Teeth At Meriden Hospital
A Meriden Connecticut baby boy born at Crosson Hospital displayed a full set of sixteen teeth. Eight upper and eight lower teeth were visible beneath a thin skin covering.
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