Cardinals Win Opener Lose Nightcap in Twin Hemispheres
The St Louis Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies at home. In game one Jimmy Collins delivered a twelfth inning RBI to spark a 7 6 victory for St Louis after Philly rallied thrice. In game two Austin Moore shutout the Redbirds 2 0 with Dizzy Dean limiting hits yet surrendering two runs in the second frame.
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Baseball Leaflets From A Rough OCR Story
Baseball standings and player stats from an Associated Press snippet show Seb Mo and several teams including Giants and Phillies. Names like Simons and Mamush appear with figures for games hits and averages in a compact box of numbers.
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Gehrig Matches Longest Consecutive MLB Service Streak
Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees matches the major league record by his 1,307th game, tying Deacon Scott who began in 1916. Gehrig, in his 108th game of the season, continues to chase the all time mark and projects toward 1,852 by season end amid a strong batting run.
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Trot racing at Good Time Park race track
Goshen correspondent Henry McLemore reports on a tentative trotting event at Good Time Park race track planned for today if streets are cleared by 2 pm. He notes the probable presence of several carts and riders, describes the scene with humor, and mentions local observer Tamanu and interest in Goshen county nearby.
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United Press
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Braves Beat Champions 6 to 1 in Eight Inning Rally
Boston defeated the Cubs 6 to 1 at home as an eighth inning burst broke the tie. Bud Timmin g ceased Los Angeles early, while Tinning and Fred Frankhouse held the Cubs for seven innings before the late Boston scoring spree sealed the win. Herrmann, Frankhouse, and Spohrer contributed to the late offense.
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Porchey Honored as Outstanding Football and Baseball Player
Carl J Porchey of Crystal City and Fulton, longtime first baseman for Jefferson City Hats, elected to coach at Herculaneum High School in Missouri. The announcement marks Porcheys expansion from college athlete to local coaching role in September.
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Nacy's Team Wins in Kitten Ball Game
State Treasurer Nacy's kittenball squad 7106 defeated the giant S and Waz at Whiteway yesterday afternoon. Dorenkamp pitched for the winners and Walz for the losers in a close game.
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Browns subdue Yankees 13 to 3 in St Louis game
Aug 16 in St Louis the Browns routed the New York Yankees 13 to 3 as Lou Gehrig extended his consecutive game streak to 1,307. Ed Wells struggled on the mound for New York and Charley Devens exited after seven Browns runs in the third inning.
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Vines Returns To Old Form In Newport Meet
Ellsworth Vines, national tennis champion, dominates Newport Casino round of eight with set wins over R Norris Williams and Bryan Grant. Vines defeated Williams 6-3 6-8 6-3 and Grant 6-2 6-2, tallying 29 earned points but 37 errors as the parade of seeds advances to the next stage in the tournament.
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Farrell Shoots 70 in Practice Round for Canadian Open
Johnny Farrell former U S champion from Mamaroneck N Y shot a 70 as many pros toured Royal Park Club in Toronto for the start of the Canadian Open. Gene Sarazen and Farrell top the field with Sarazen seen as the man to beat as Barry Cooper defends. Somerville Goggin and Von Elmar carded 72s while play plans include 18 holes tomorrow and another 18 Friday ahead of 28 holes of med ia play Saturday.
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Home Run Standings and Baseball Notes
The Associated Press reports yesterday's major league home run leaders and standings. Jim Bagby Sr. is noted for his past power while his son Jim Bagby Jr. is emerging as a promising hurler in Atlanta, Georgia, at 15% pounds and two inches over a notable height.
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Sid ney Wood Jr Defaults At Casino Tennis Gallery
For the second time in three years Sid ney B Wood Jr defaulted after a tendon pull while chasing a patellue drive with a B-6 lead on George Latt. Latt was then eliminated in the fourth round by Gregory Manin of New York 5 7 54 6-4. Vines won twice to reach a bracket with Stoeffen. Other fifth round pairings had Allison vs Gledhill, Shields vs Parker, and Mangin vs Sutter.
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Detroit Edges Out Red Sox 6-5 In Nine-Inning Thriller
Detroit beat Boston 6 to 5 to gain a one game lead in the series. Three Tigers runs in the first were wiped out by Bucky Walters two on homer in the third. Hayworth triple and Rogell single provided the decisive sixth inning run as Detroit capitalized on an error by Cooke. Batteries Welch and Perrelly for Boston. Frasier, Fischer and Hayworth for Detroit.
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Strange Baseball Scores and Oddtypo Summary
National League results show Lous 7 to 0 over Philadelphia in extra innings, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn with unclear scores, Chicago 7 over Boston 6, Cincinnati and New York 4, American League New York 3 over St. Louis 1, Washington 9 over Philadelphia 4, and Detroit 5 with unclear opponent. The text also mentions travel and passenger data in July versus 1642, plus a note on domestic rail or transit issues and a Maryn College reference.
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Senators Romp Over White Sox in Eight straight
Washington's Senators won their eighth straight by defeating the White Sox 5 to 4. Lefty Earl Whitehill allowed seven hits over seven innings, fanning six with no walks for his sixteenth win. Joe Cronin hit his 4th homer, and Goslin doubled twice while Kuhel drove in two runs. Whitehill and Sewell pitched for Washington, Gaston Wyath and Gnibe for Chicago.
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Giants Shutout Reds 5 to 0 in New York
Hal Schumacher pitched five hitless innings after a rough start and allowed no runs as the league leading Giants blanked Cincinnati 5 to 0. Schumacher earned his seventh shutout of the year, improving to five wins against the Reds with three hits and key RBIs from Giants hitters. Derringer, Slow, and Lombardi battled in a low scoring contest, while New York tallied across four frames and finished with 14 hits.
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Indians Nose Out Athletics in Ninth Inning Rally
Cleveland edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Porter Cissell and Averill delivered consecutive ninth inning singles to plate the winning run. Oral Hildebrand started for the Indians, with Hatler finishing for the win. Cain and Cochrane opposed Hildebrand and Harder Spenrer on defense.
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Seeded list holds in Forest Hills play
The field for the women’s national tennis championship narrowed to 16. Seed No 5 Joan Ridley fell to Mrs A J Lamme Iv Rae NY 46 64. Helen Moody and Helen Jacobs advanced with easy wins, while Miss Palfrey and Miss Babcock, Miss Marble and others also moved on. Survivors include Mrs John Van Ryn Cruickshank Hirsch and Baroness Maud Laval?
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Pirates and Dodgers split twin bill in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn Aug 16 the Dodgers edged the Pirates 2 1 in eleven innings as Danny Taylor homered and Van Lingle Mungo pitched. Pittsburgh then won 11 7 after a dispute at the plate led to expulsions. Mungo held the Dodgers to seven hits while French allowed seven. Arky Vaughan’s safe call sparked the controversy. The split tightens Pirates’ gap to four games behind New York.
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Garden Tryst and Tragic End Interwoven in City Tale
In a moonlit garden at the Cove two lovers confess long denied passion as a crisis of family honor and crime unsettles their futures. Merta confronts her departed father’s prison life and Pierre’s marriage while a fatal note and a hotel tragedy unfold amid a metropolis of disguises.
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