Cardinals Extend Winning Streak in Scoring Clout
The Reds rally to a 7-6 win as Parmelee pressed the Cubs shakily and Stout’s error-prone defense helped Indiana, while Allen’s sharp pitching kept opponents to two singles and nine strikeouts in a 84 season.
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Old Brooklyn a Is Elected Mayor
Nap Rucker former Brooklyn pitcher and scout, elected mayor of Roswell after 27 years in the National League and six months as mayor. He plans resort development around Bullock Hall, Roosevelt's mother’s home, and notes constant requests from residents and officials. Rucker, 18 years past in baseball, is already active in office since February.
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Brothers Team Defeats Daily in Extra Innings
In a hard fought softball game at Delano Park yesterday the Brothers Warehouse team edged the Daily squad in extra innings. Final lines show both sides combining for multiple runs and errors, with standout hitting contributing to a dramatic finish.
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McCarthy to Stay With Yankees Through 1937
New York owner Col. Jacob Ruppert announced Joe McCarthy will manage the Yankees for the 1936 and 1937 seasons at the same salary of about 35000 dollars per year. The move ends speculation about Babe Ruth taking over and solidifies McCarthy’s control of the dugout.
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Max Schmeling to Fight Joe Louis, Mike Says
Mike Jacobs reports a cablegram from Joe Jacobs stating Max Schmeling will fight Joe Louis. The note follows ongoing efforts by the 20th Century Sporting Club and Madison Square Garden to secure the German challenger for Louis in New York.
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Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
Scores from yesterday show Southern League games with New Orleans 8 Birmingham 2 and Nashville 6 Chattanooga 0, plus Knoxville 0 Little Rock 7 Memphis 3. American League Philadelphia 8 Detroit 2 and National League Brooklyn 9 Pittsburgh 3 with Cincinnati 7 New York 5. St Louis 2 Boston 1. Dixie Amateur League Union Springs 3 Dothan 0 Oxlark 10 Eufaula 1. International League Buffalo 6 Syracuse 2 Montreal 9 Newark 5 Toronto 5 Baltimore 4. American ic ee Columbus 5 St Paul Indianapolis 8. Only games scheduled.
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Southern League Tonight Matchups and Scores
Birmingham visits Little Rock under night lights while Chattanooga plays Atlanta and Nashville travels to Knoxville. Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh in a staged schedule with Cincinnati and New York facing Graber at Gh.
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Wingfoots to visit Cullman for Decatur tourney tilt
The Goodyear Wingfoots travel to Cullman for a 4 15 p m game at Santee against Cullman. Lammie Whitt, Wingfoots skipper, aims to extend a long victory run, while Whitt may start a new right hander who pitched in one game this year.
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Hosierymen Rest For Goodyear Bout At Alabama Park
Alabama Hosiery postpone a 5 day game after two or three injuries and plan to rest up for Saturday's third meeting with the Goodyear aggregation at Alabama Park at 3 30 in the afternoon. Both teams have one win each in the six game series and aim to take the odd contest. Lefty Cole may start for the Wingfoots, with Lammie Whitt and House expected to pitch for the Hosierymen.
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Champ and Joe Dominate in Mar tin Arena Matches
Joe Gunther and Latoy Mo Guirk the King of the light heavies defeated their opponents at Martin arena before a large crowd. Gunther beat Jack Terry in straight falls with a 16 minute first fall and a 9 minute second fall. McGuirk defeated Kid Lott in two straight falls, the second lasting 11 minutes. Mark won a fall over Lott with a fast sequence, then McGuirk won the final fall after a back and forth sequence.
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Baer Faces Long Road Back as Louis Looms in Ring
The piece argues Max Baer cannot return to top form this outdoor season and needs hard work and rest. It notes Baer’s decline after the Braddock defeat, criticizes Ancil Hoffman for mismanaging him, and considers Schmeling as Louis’ main threat until a Braddock rematch next June.
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Yesterday's Stars Halted as Cubs Pinkey Stirs Rally
Yesterday's Stars stopped. Cub Pinkey drove in runs as Athletics cracked out three doubles to push five runs across. Johny Burnett and Jess Haines led, with Burnett posting three hits for the Browns and Haines guiding the Cardinals as they held the Braves to eight scattered hits.
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League leaders compiled by official statistician for 1930s baseball
Southern leaders compiled for the Associated Press by Charlie H. Miller list players from teams like Birmingham Memphis and Nashville with games played at bats runs and batting averages. It notes leaders from a year ago and pitching double plays by Chattanooga Memphis Atlanta and Nashville with opponents' runs tallied by city.
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Browne
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Shirley
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Atlanta
Mirror Sports Recap of Historic Track and Horse Wins
A year ago Jan Kusocin of Poland ran two miles in 9 00 4 to beat Joe McCluskey in a casual club event, scoring 30 points from five first places one tie and a fourth. Five years earlier Blue Larkspur won the Arlington cup earning $325 000 and boosting earnings to $272 000.
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Jan Kusocinski
Poland
Joe McCluskey
Co- Casualty Company Club
Blue Larkspur
Contests Scheduled for Diamond No.1 Events
Several contests are scheduled including matches between Business men and Brothers and the Ironclads. James A. Nelson circult Sterchi Bros. are listed in the lineup with Dally Quads as a participant.
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Little Rock Twins Chicks in Double Losses. Crackers Win
Little Rock beat the Memphis Chicks twice 7 to 3 and 5 to 2 to pull ahead in the series while the Atlanta Crackers defeated Knoxville. Nugent allowed eight hits in the opener as Travelers hitters produced seven runs in two innings. New Orleans closed out Birmingham 8 to 4 as Ed Walsh Jr. silenced center fielder Zach Smith.
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Memphis Chicks
Atlanta Crackers
Knoxville
Travelers
Nugent
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ed Walsh, Jr
Zach Smith
Peoria
Johnny Kuk
Alabama Stars Lead In Poll Against Bears at Soldier Field
In Chicago on July 17 voters rate college stars ahead of the Chicago Bears in a national football poll. Irvine Warburton from Southern California listed among top quarterbacks as fans react to forthcoming August night game at Soldier Field with 67,568 in attendance potential.
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Poets
Jack Purvis
Satache Thomas
Pg Howell
Buss Berries
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Major Léed Major Léed ii Pitching Giants Parmelee Schumacher
Pitchers Parmelee and Schumacher of the Giants dominate in a 13 to 3 victory. Parmelee earned win in relief or start fashion as Schumacher contributed strong numbers.
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Ironclads Defeat Power Company in 15 to 5 Victory
The Ironclads defeated the Alabama Power Company's team on Tuesday by a 15 to 5 score. Star batters for the Ironclads were Moore and Edwards.
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