Jacket Victory May Decide Half Title In Local League
Gagnon Dairymen back Jackets in a pivotal game against Ravine Park with Schooner Beers still contesting the second half. A win for Jacket and loss by the Schooners could crown Gagnon or force a playoff. Brusse and McDonald anchor the mound for Myers' Cigar Store as fans expect a colorful, contested matchup.
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Riggs and Grant Clash In Brused Courts Quarterfinal
In Rye New York on August 10 Bobby Riggs Chicago's Wimbledon champion faces Bitsy Grant Atlant a giant killer in a headline quarterfinal match. A victory would help Riggs Davis Cup prospects and the duo had been named to the squad yesterday.
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Bobby Riggs
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Atlant
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Crowley Loses Sleep Over Bine Prospects
New York dated notes compile quirky sports gossip from Eddie Brietz. Mentions Jimmy Crowley worrying about Fordham line prospects, various boxing and golf rumors, Jock Sutherland as Stanford replacement, and All-Star selections, with scattered references to teams like the Minneapolis Millers and Cincinnati cards.
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New York
Jimmy Crowley
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Joy Banovic
Tony Galento
Jon Louis
Lou Wova
John Doey
Patty Berg
Exyresve
Favorites Fall In Women's Meet At Oakland Hills
DETROIT Aug. 10 With the title chase wide open eight survivors remain in the 39th annual women's Western closed golf championship at Oakland Hills. Bea Barrett Marion Miley and Dorothy Traung are eliminated leaving Mrs Russell Mann the lone former champion from Milwaukee to defend her 1933 title.
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Oakland Hills Country Club
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
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Dark Horse
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Lexington
Harriet Randall
Indianapolis
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Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
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St. Paul
Minnesota
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Mae Williams
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Old Hack Wilson Runs Night Club in Suburban Chicago
Hack Wilson once NL home run king now operates a night club in Niles near Chicago. Once a Cubs star, he left the majors decades ago and now works as master of ceremonies and bartender while entertaining patrons with baseball stories to liven the crowd.
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Baseball scores and games from yesterday’s NL action
The National League schedule features multiple games with Boston, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, and Milwaukee. Key box scores show runs, hits, and errors across 11 innings in several matchups, with notable late-inning scoring and extra frames.
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Washington
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Masterson
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Ferrer
Reds Take Pair From Cubs In Doubleheader
The Reds defeated the Cubs in a two game set by scores of 7-3 and 11-3. The Cardinals beat the Pirates 3-1 while the Giants swept Boston 5-4 and 6-5. Yankees routed the Senators 23-8 with DiMaggio and Crosetti homering. Lewis injured on a line drive.
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Bucs
Parmelee Hurls Neat One Hitter
Louisville pitcher Parmelee nearly threw a no hit game before a single in the eighth inning spoiled it. He walked seven and struck out eight as Minneapolis beat Louisville 4 0. Edland allowed one hit and earned his 15th win, while Milwaukee split a doubleheader with a 12 2 loss and 3 2 win. Barrett's single drove home Fosse to win for Indianapolis over Columbus 2 3 in the seventh.
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Bud” Parmelee
Louisville
American Association
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Minneapolis
Millers
Blues
Parmelee
Conrad Flipgen
Bill Edland
Stikeouts
Saints
Milwaukee
Charles Barrett
Indianapolis
Columbus
Fosse Newman
League Officials To Hold Parley Tonight
Huron Ama'our Baseball League officers and sponsors will meet at the Gagnon Dairy office tonight after rain postponed last night’s gathering. President J. H. Luhy says the session starts at 6 30 p.m. Topics include title playoffs and financial affairs.
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Schooner Beer-Myers
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Fbe
Indiudes
Cochran Recognized As Billiard Champion in National Handover
The National Billiard Association today named Welker Cochran of San Francisco the world balkline champion while recognizing Jimmy Caras of Wilmington Delaware as the pocket billiard champion and Joe Chamaco of Mexico as the three cushion title holder. Atlanta's Ben Brown defeated Teddy Yaros in a scoring bout in Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
National Billiard Association
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Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
Joe Chamaco
Mexico
Mize Chases NL Batting Title Amid Slump
Johnny Mize of the St. Louis Cardinals, riding a hot streak, raises his batting average from .290 to .346 as Morrie Arnovich of the Phillies holds the lead with his own strong season. The Cardinals have won ten straight games while Mize contends for the league crown.
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Peter Astra Sweeps $40,000 Harness Classic at Goshen
Peter Astra, the bay owned by Dr. Lowry Gullnger, dominated the classic harness race at Goshen earning $21,342 after two heats. Gauntlet driven by C. W. Phellis chased him across both heats to win $4,696, while Sire Walter, owned by J. J. McTntyre, took $2,328 with strong showings in both heats. Parshall’s Gauntlet pressed the champ but Peter Astra led from start to finish.
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Canaries Kernels Split Double Bill in Western League
Norfolk extended its win streak to four and won 6 2 over Worthington as Joe Spak led with two doubles and a triple. Tom Tisdale Kempe threw a three hitter for Sioux Falls in a 3 2 win over Mitchell in the nightcap. Lincoln doubled Sioux City 7 2 as Johnny Miller earned his 19th win of the season.
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Elk
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Johnny Miller
Lincoln
Sioux City
Dapper Dans Golf Open Charity Meet Attracts Top Pros
The 20000 Dapper Dan Open in Pittsburgh features 171 players led by Byron Nelson and Henry Picard with a strong amateur showing. Prize money awards 2500 for first, 1250 for second, and 1000 for third. The Dapper Dans charity program, started in 1955, draws notable names and contributes to local charitable activities.
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Pittsburgh
Dapper Dans
Chariy
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Ralph Guldshi
Dick Metz
St. Paul
E. J
Butch) Harrison
Tormmy Armour
Gene Sarazen
Sam Parks
Leo Diegel
Johnny Revolta
Paul Runyan
Lawson Lilue
Horton Smith
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Jimmy Hines
Ky Laffoon
Ray
Lloyd Mangrum
Jus McSpader
Vic Ghozei
Felix Serafin
Jun Foulis
Ben Hogan
Kerman Barron
Johnny Pischer
de. Cincinnani
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
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Pinsburgh
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Dapper Dans Club
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Abrams
De Smet Golf Club Set to Host Shortstop Tournament Sunday
De Smet Golf Club will host an open shortstop tournament this Sunday announced by J. H. Hall. Players from East Central South Dakota are expected, with qualifying rounds to finish by 12 30. Prizes include a tea chicken dinner for low medal score and golf prizes for the champions.
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de Smet
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Linkanen
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Burns Cafe
Tiger Wade Stops Coates in Oakland Boxing Bout
Oakland fighter Wade from Calit-Tiger stops Charley Coates from Los Angeles in a 172 to 175 contest at Peoria Illinois, securing a victory in a featured bout.
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Peoria
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Charley Coates
Los Angeles
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