Reds Ride Night Display To Seventh Straight Win
Cincinnati Reds under Chuck Dressen rise in the National League pennant race with a 4 to 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Derringer and Davis duel. Reds capitalize on Cubs errors in seventh inning. Night games, red pants, and fireworks draw big crowds in Cincinnati.
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U. S. Oarsmen in Busy Time Ahead
U S oarsmen face a flurry of events from Princeton to Philadelphia and Henley England. The Olympic eight will compete at Princeton with Washington California Navy Pennsylvania Princeton and club crews including New York A C Penn A C and West Side Rowing Club Buffalo. Four-oared events start Friday on the Schuylkill with Washington and California in the fours. Henley opens tomorrow with Kent Tabor Browne and Nichols and Union Boat Club among entrants. Washington departs Poughkeepsie for Princeton Philadelphia. California moved to Hudson prior to travel.
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Funds Needed for Olympics Amid Tight Financing
American Olympic track and field teams face potential cuts as only two weeks remain to raise the needed funds. An estimated 50,000 of 150,000 dollars still required for the track team, with final tryouts set for July 11 12 at Randall’s Island Stadium. Gate receipts and club support touted as crucial to avoid trimming athletes before Berlin.
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Major League Leaders Chronology and Stats
The Associated Press tally lists leaders across national batting runs RBI hits doubles triples home runs and steals for both leagues. Notable names include Gehrig Foxx Ott Ott Gehrig and Grove with standout figures such as Gehrig batting .398 and Foxx 22 homers.
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Athens Scouts Go Into Encampment
Athens Alabama June 30 The Athens Boy Scouts left for Camp Westmoreland on Shoal Creek for a one week encampment. Camp Omnes serves as the permanent camp for the Tennpests Valley council troops.
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Flyer of Renown Puzzle Clues Summary
The page presents a word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues about aviation she flies. It names famous aviatrixes, flights, and related terms, including images of words like box rhythm cat horse and a long list of clues across multiple categories.
Birmingham Hosierymen to Host Fire Department Leader
Alabama Park greets top Birmingham clubs as the Hosierymen face the Fire Department team Thursday at 4 pm. The Laddies boast wins over Brack Gadsden Acipco Stockum and Chambers Cleaners, and last year beat the Firemen 5 1. The game may see Josh Cole start for the Hosierymen. Saturday July 4 features the Hosierymen Goodyear battle in a five game series with Alabama Mill leading one game.
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Baseball results from multiple leagues with varied scores
Southern League Chattanooga 10 Birmingham 9 New Orleans 13 Nashville 12. American League Detroit Chicago Cleveland 81. National League Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3. Dothan 8 6 Panama City 7 3 Ozark 13 Union Springs 1 Andalusia 7 Troy 6 Abbeville 7 Enterprise 6. International League Newark 7 Baltimore 15 Buffalo 10 Rochester 9 Toronto 11 Montreal 1. American Association St Paul 7 Kansas City 3. Minneapolis Milwaukee rain. Louisville Toledo rain.
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Tough Boys Battle Dillman and Marrs in Legion Arena Show
The American Legion at Martin arena hosts a two falls to a two hour time limit main event featuring Dillman and Marrs, with Joe Gunther facing Freddie Knichel in the semi final. Promoter Chris Jordan reports high local interest and a packed arena is expected.
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Di Mag pays big dividends in New York sports wrap
New York column highlights Joe DiMaggio’s strong big‑league early returns for the Yankees. It notes Park Avenue patrons sponsoring Abe Somong, coach sightings, and chatter on Dodger lineup tweaks, boxing plans, and Giants talent hunts with multiple named figures and teams.
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Baseball legends set scattered past marks in sport recap
In a year-ago recap Billy Herman of the Cubs tied an all time MLB 18 chances in a 12 inning game versus the Pirates with six putouts and 12 assists. Three years back Glenn Cunningham held AA U 800 and 1500 meter titles including a 3 52 6 American record in the 1500. Five years ago Helen Jacobs swept into the all England tennis semi final defeating Betty Nut all in straight sets.
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Dillman Marrs Grapplers Face Off In Big Match
The bout between popular wrestlers Dillman and Marrs draws strong fan interest as both athletes prepare to showcase their skills. Local crowds anticipate a competitive display and clear action in the matchup.
Southern Leaders Pitching and Hitting Highlights
Summary of top performers includes Gow L Thomas of Atlanta with seven or more wins, Sharpe of Little Rock, Darrow of Birmingham, and Mueller of Knoxville recognized for home runs. Taitt Nashville leads RBIs with 70, Wright Atlanta 68, Marquardt Memphis 14 steals, Nonnenkamp Little Rock 12, and Harris Atlanta 12. Team totals show Nashville 502 runs, Atlanta 424, with Atlanta and Chattanooga allowing the fewest opponent runs at 366 and 366 respectively.
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Hosierymen Win Overtime Battle
Alabama Hosiery Mills No. 2 defeated the Business Men 8 to 7 in an overtime pitch battle. Hosiery Mill batteries were Hardy Baugh and Gingrich while the Business Men were powered by White and Rankin.
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Derringer Drives Reds Over Cubs in Nine-Hit Duel
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Paul Derringer limited the Cubs to nine hits while striking out six and driving in two runs in a Reds comeback win led by Derringer's strong duel with Curt Davis.
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VOLL GET 19 HITS AND LOSE TO New Orleans
The Volunteers pounded 19 hits but lost 13 to 12 as relief pitchers Lisenbee Hansen and Barnes failed to stop New Orleans. Weiss led with three RBIs and five at bats, while Dwyer Peacock Scharein and Rodda each had three hits.
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Night basketball matchups across cities prompt dense schedule
Tonight's slate features Birmingham at Chattanooga, New Orleans at Nashville, Little Rock at Knoxville, New York at Boston, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Detroit at Chicago, Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at St. Louis. Two games noted.
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