Mary Hoerger Wins National Diving Championship
Mary Hoerger of Miami Beach Florida won the four day women's national diving championships on the three meter springboard with a daring two and a half forward somersault. Knight of Homestead Pennsylvania defended her mile distance title as Olive McKean of Seattle opened with a win in the 100 meter freestyle.
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Gee
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Chisholm
Minn
Four Homers In Slugfest Here Captured In Burst
A slugfest produced multiple long balls with two homer performances by Landers and a sequence of four homers noted in the game. The report highlights power hitting and an ongoing offensive showcase in a high scoring contest.
Memphis Chicks Climb to Second, Beat New Orleans
Memphis defeated New Orleans 6 to 4 to snap a four game skid and move into outright second place in the Southern Association. Wetherell gave up runs late as Memphis scored in the fifth seventh and eighth. Yesterday’s schedule was limited by rain with several games postponed.
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Knoxville
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Little Rock
Baseball and Amateur League Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's results include Banana New York against Cincinnati 3 to St. Louis 18 in the league. Washington and Chicago tied St. Louis 4 to New York 1. Detroit beat Boston 8 to 0 while Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 7 to 5. Dixie Amateur League Troy 3 Dothan 2 Abberite 6 Rulkule 3. American Association Columbus 5 Minneapolis 1. International League East Toronto 13 Montreal 3. (Only games scheduled).
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Southern League Matchups Feature Little Rock and Birmingham
Today’s schedule lists Southern League games at Little Rock and Birmingham with Saints New Orleans visiting Memphis. Strong teams like Birmingham and Little Rock aim for decisive results as the season progresses.
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Wingfoots Win Ninth In Ninth Inning Over Cullman
In a tight Park Thursday game the Wingfoots broke a tie in the ninth with one run. Smith singled and stole second before Kimbrell’s single plated the winning run. Cole pitched four and two thirds innings of two hit ball. McMinn led Cullman with a single and a triple, while Rosie Smith and Red Kimbrell starred for Wingfoots. Wingfoots meet Alabama Hosier Men at Alabama Park Saturday at 3:30 p.m.
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Clemons to Face Gunther in Legion Wrestling Card
Frank Clemons of Battle Creek Michigan faces Joe Gunther of Nashville in the main event of the American Legion wrestling card Tuesday night. Freddy Knichel and Tom my Tassos meet in the semifinal. First bout begins promptly at 8 30 p m.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Joe Gunther
Nashville
Baseball Summary Hits and Runs Highlight Eastern Valley Game
Two base hits by Smith Kimbrell McMinn three base hits by Jones Cooper Hoehn and Eubank driven in by a home run. Glasscock allowed seven hits in six innings Sanderson struck out three in 2 1 3 innings Teague four in 2 1 3 innings Cole two in no innings. Base on balls issued variously.
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Sanderson
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Cole
TVA Team Meets Independent Outfit
The TVA Reservoir Clearance squad, after a strong showing last Saturday against Alabama Hosiery, faces the Decatur Independents tomorrow at Delano Park at 2:30 PM. TVA aims for revenge on the Independents, with star pitcher Jackson on the mound, McPhaul catching, and Manager John directing.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Statistics Snapshot
American League leaders include Johnson of the Athletics at 368 hits leader Vosmik of the Indians at 345. Gehringer of the Tigers tops runs with 173 and Greenberg leads RBIs at 110 with Johnson at 73. Crasher of the Athletics has 117 hits while Werber of the Red Sox leads with 27 doubles. Greenberg has 25 home runs and Johnson 19. Werber tops steals with 15 and Almada 14. Medwick leads hits at 128 and Terry 117. Parmelee and Schumacher of the Giants pace pitching with 10 2 and 18 3 records.
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Indians
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Oeringer
Werber
Red Sox
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Joe Cronin
Almada
U S Hopes Rest on Donald Budge
London July 10 The United States hopes rest on Donald Budge as he faces Heiner ape in the opening Davis Cup match Budge has risen to the No 1 singles for the American team and is favored to swing the tie toward the United States Wilmer Allison will meet Baron Gottfried Von Cram as Germany’s top challenger in the other opening bout
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Athens Boy Gives Yankees Trimming
Giants invade St. Louis for a bout with the Cardinals. The Yankee margin was clipped again as New York lost an 11 inning battle 4 to 1 to the cellar Browns. The Giants next face St. Louis then the Cubs, while the Yankees fail to bunch hits off Dick Coffman as Charley Fuffing allows five hits through ten.
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Pat Malone
Don Brennan
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Buck Newsom
Indians
Pinky Higgins
Southern Leaders Ghirley Nash Lead In Scoring Line
In a fragmented box score style from a Nashville dated summary, players Ghirley Nash and Chaplin are noted with key figures such as .406 and .7114, alongside Milnar of North Carolina and Greer of Memphis. The lines suggest a year-ago reference and multiple team initials including Nash and Nashville entries.
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Stars Shine as Higgins Leads A’s to Win and Ranger Braves
Yesterday, Pinky Higgins hit two home runs with men on base and a timely single in a victory over the Indians, while Paul Dean and Pepper Martin starred for the Cardinals in a win over the Braves. Sam West homered and drove in the deciding run in the Browns-Yankees contest as Charley Root held the Cubs to few hits in relief. Lynwood Rowe and the Tigers shut out the Red Sox on five hits.
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Easterners Reign In Singles Play
In the July 19 quarter finals of a women’s tennis tournament Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Brookline, ranked just below Helen Jacobs, faced Katherine Winthrop of Ipswich. Fabyan defeated Wheeler of Santa Monica 9-7 1 in the quarter finals, while Winthrop toppled Anne Page of Wayne 34 61 6-3. The lower semi finals paired Mrs. Ethel Burkhardt Arnold of Pasadena with Florence Le Boutilier of New England.
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Brookline
Helen Jacobs
Katherine Winthrop
Ipswich
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Wheeler
Santa Monica
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Wayne
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
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Hutson Still Leads In All Star Poll
Hutson of Alabama remains atop the college all star balloting with 88 votes. Frank Larson of Minnesota 9 votes Munjas of Pittsburgh 63 483 Duane Purvis 81 392 Dixie Howell 16 806 Pug Lund Carter Minnesota 83 715 Isxy Weinstock Pittsburgh 70 387 lead the field in early voting.
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Frank Larson
Minnesota
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Pittsburgh
Jack Beynon
Illinois
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Dixie Howell
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Fast Field Opens St Paul Open Golf Championship
A strong field, including four former champions and leaders from the national Open, begins play in the $5,000 St Paul Open. Eighteen holes are scheduled for today with a second round Saturday and a 36‑hole final Sunday.
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Close Game Here Saturday Between Hosiery Mills and Wingfoots
Tomorrow Alabama Hosiery Mill and the Wingfoots renew a season rivalry after two tight meetings. First game ended 6 7 with Wingfoots 6 Hosiery men 7 hits. second 2 0 Alabama Park with Hosierymen winning. Manager McRight may call Hurley or House for Alabama. Game starts at 3 30 p m.
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Ramblers Fall as Daily Team Triumphs in Open Match
The Daily scored five runs after two were out in the first inning to defeat the TVA Ramblers. Shelton homered for the indie while Rice collected two hits in three at bats. TVA Ramblers 25 2. The Daily 6 5 2. Henry Picard of Hershey Pa led the 1934 3% winter circuit in money winnings.
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