Heat and Wetness Shorten Baseball Tempers in Pennant Chase
The heat and humidity flare tensions as pennant races tighten. Managers and umpires clash, ejecting several principals in recent weeks. Cubs beat Cardinals with Len Warneke pitching while Bowmail tops Red Sox. Yankees extend lead as Tigers and Indians split doubleheader. References to Dodgers, Pirates, and Giants frame a busy day across the league.
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Chicago
Brewer Boss Pays Bills for Gray Free Agent
Milwaukee AP reports Sam Gray former St Louis Browns pitcher shows heart after Brewers owner Henry J. Benager buys the club from the Browne. Gray becomes a free agent. a week later he is hospitalized for an emergency operation. Bendinger has privately financed Gray’s medical bills and support for Mrs Gray and their son Pee.
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War victim returns home to Budapest after twenty years
An AP report states that twenty years after a World War era death in Hungary, Paul Koveci's body is being returned from Zemun to his native village after he was killed by Serbian fire on July 28.
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VOLS WINNER OF SOUTHERN RACE
Nashville wins the first half of the Southern Association pennant chase as the Nashville team leads in batting pitching home runs runs batted in and runs scored. They beat the Atlanta Crackers 12 to 4 in the lone circuit game while Phil Weintraub tops the league in hitting through Monday and Lance Richbourg is out with a broken foot. Speece leads in pitching with Kelley and Prather among the RBI leaders.
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What They're Doing in the Majors
Major league roundup compiled for the Associated Press by Charles H Miler lists batting leaders and stats across the Southern and American Leagues. Names such as Waintraub Hutcheson Hamet Moon Nelson Linke Weintraub Gehringer and Manush appear with runs batted in hits and home runs, plus stolen bases and double plays in a dense stat snapshot.
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I Moon
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Nelson
Atlanta
Weintradh Nash
Vite
Richbourg Nechiste
Fung
Prather Nash Lulffe
Weintraub
Nashestie
Ward
New Orleans
Meshile
Mosrons
Nashvitie
Memphis
Manush Senators
Gehringer Tigers
Tere
Ty Gehrig Tenvers
Bontra White Sox
Menush Senators
Baseball Bulletin World Series Era Totals
Summary of scattered batting and pitching notes across leagues. Highlights include Travis Jackson’s thirteenth homer for the Giants, clutch performances by Koercke and Gomer with multiple home runs, and various players contributing in wins and losses for Yankees Red Sox Athletics Tigers and others. Includes RBI leaders, doubles, triples, stolen bases, and pitching lines for several teams.
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Len Koerecke
Dodgers
Phi Nltchers
Ana Sly
Vernon Gomer
Yankees
Ed Fed Sov
Goore Gorin
Manin Owen
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Sediene
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Tallans
Tigers
Ringer Tigers
Menush Senators
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Menush
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Ghd Reynolds
Red Sox
Homans Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Werber
Red
Fox
Gomer Yankees
Marberry Tigers
Terry Giants
Vaughes Pirates
Rune Vaughan
Southern Association standings lead Memphis column
Memphis leads the Southern Association dust half standings with a 6 2 record while New Orleans, Atlanta, and Nashville follow. Knoxville, Birmingham, Chattanooga, Little Rock, and others post varying marks as the season progresses.
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New Orleans
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Selections For All Star Major League Teams Made
New York July 3 AP official selections for rival all star major league teams list batting averages and pitching marks, with Cronin naming many star players from Giants Cardinals Pirates Dodgers Yankees and others. The piece notes reservists from both leagues and outlines infielders and outfielders chosen.
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BI Terry
Giants
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
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Glante
Floyd Vaughan
Pirates
Ple Tray
Dodgers
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Lou Gehrich
Yankees
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
College baseball stats scan misread season start
Department of play Weintraub was second with 60 runs batted in Nashville, with 436, first in Moet runs scored French of Knoxville had the most srofen bases, 18 in all. New Grieane led in plays, the Pelicans executing 77 and the Pets was first In the department of Teast opponents' runs, with 298. Although the clubs decided to split the season begining today, the action had no effect on the schedule of games or the arrange ment of plstooned games to be Played So today the Vols tank the field at Nashville against Birming ham and New Orleans was pitted o again at Agenta in Atlanta Chat tanooga came here to play Mem phis and Knoxville was at Little
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Wilson in the dumps as pinch hitting woes bite Dodgers
Hack Wilson, Brooklyn Dodgers outfielder, continues struggles as pinch hitter. He grounded into a double play against the Phillies, marking an eighth straight hitless outing in pinch batting appearances.
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Hack Wilson
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President Fay Murray Celebrated for 1934 Pennant Victory
Inohn D Marn the league president sent a telegram to the Nashville club praising President Fay Murray for the well merited victory in winning the first half of the 1934 Pennant competition.
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Inohn D Marn
Fay Murray
Nashville Club
Jacobs Beats German Contender In Wimbledon Quarterfinal
American champion Helen Hull Jacobs won her Wimbledon quarterfinal, defeating German entrant Cit Audem as Dorothy Round, Lolette Payot, and Joan Hartigan also advanced. Miss Palfrey, favored after the Wightman Cup, fell to Mme Rene Mathieu in straight sets.
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Highway Department Advertises For Bids In Alabama
Montgomery July 3 AP The state highway department today advertised for bids on four highway projects in Escambia Fayette Sumter and Blount counties calling for 25 miles of construction work Bids to be opened July 20 include 161 miles of bituminous surfacing from Brewton through Flomaton grading and draining to York toward Butler and concrete paving in the town of York plus related work across counties
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Firework Blaze Sparks Townwide Alarm and Damage
A large blaze sparked by fireworks caused widespread damage and thrived into a townwide alarm before firefighters contained the inferno. The fire touched main roads and construction areas near the Bonneville Dam project site, with bituminous surfacing Work reported near Fayang and Oneonts along the Faystte road toward Vernon.
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