Boston Red Sox climb to third in the American League
The Boston Red Sox, riding Thomas Yawkey's investment, surged to third place with a 14 hit attack against John Whitehead and Jack Salveson. Bill Werber hit a homer, Dusty Cooke two triples and a double, and Mel Almeda two doubles and a single as they moved six games behind the Yankees. The Senators beat Detroit 4-3 in 10 innings as Whitehill left with the win in relief.
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Associated Press Sports
Golden Boys
Boston
Thomas Yawkey
Red Sox
White Sox
Boseton
John Whitehead
Jack Salveson
Bill Werber
Dusty Cooke
Mel Almeda
Sox
Yankees
Senators
Detroit
Earl Whitehill
Washington
al Crowder
Elon Hogsett
Charley Ruffing
Indians
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
St Louis
Marcum
Fighters Final Session Foretells Legion Card at State Fair Grounds
In Omaha a busy last tuneup at the State Fair grounds arena set the stage for tomorrow night’s American Legion August boxing card. Notable names included Dick Demerey of Aberdeen eyeing defense of his title, and Al Braun’s bid to challenge Ben Demerey’s crown, with Ernie Heatherington of Winnipeg and Williams of Omaha also in action. Several preliminary bouts completed final workouts, including Albert Fields versus Battling Stein, Trish O’Hara versus Lucius Weaver, Charles Connolly versus Noel Leckness, and Willis Drake versus Joe Stahl. In Omaha, Bob Williams lost a six round decision to Jimmy Wooten in the main card.
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American Legion
State Fair Grounds
Dick Demerey
Aberdeen
Tste
al Braun
Benerey
Ernic Heatherington
Winnipeg
Heatherington
Williams
Omaha
Pear
Albert Fields
Huron
Battling Stein
Yankton
Trish O'Hara
de Smet
Lucius Weaver
Charles Connolly
Wagner
Noel Leckness
Bob Williams
Jimmy Wooten
al Train
Broadland
Domerey
Brann
Monarchs Defeat House of David In Omaha Exhibition
Kansas City Monarchs defeated the House of David nine to two before about 4000 fans in Omaha. Durty Cooke hit two triples and a double while Mel Almada batted in four runs with a double and other hits. The result moved Boston and Chicago into third place in the standings.
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Neb
Kansas City Monarchs
House of David
Durty Cooke
Mel Almada
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Almada
Boston
Chicago
St Paul and Fargo Reach Regional Junior Tourney Final
St Paul and Fargo, North Dakota, reached the final of the Fourth regional Junior American Legion tournament in Bismarck as Ashland and Pierre watched. St Paul bunched hits to win the opening game, while Fargo built early leads, then survived Pierre’s late rally with Staine’s pitching and timely fielding in a high scoring affair.
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N. D
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Fargo
American Legion
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Pierre
Ashland
Staine
South
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Stafne Webster
Sotans
Abrhoa Murphy
Puller
Rt G. Staine
Hass
Christiansen
Oraldse
Sseer Shrander
W. Staine
Leo
Nilinz
Argo
Goo
Cinnan
Tharaldson
Thorpe
Hengel
Feeney
Webbster
Fuller
Dan
Ilson
Schoonwell
Webster
Stifne
Daugherty
Po Hermes
F. Horwath
Horwath
McGinty
Sweeney
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Morissette
Aoe
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Scheel
Au Mason
Oberbrunner
Yourd
Heglund
jHeat
Gunderson
Gilstad
Defec
Kuzinkiewicz
Fuga
Eastern Gt
St Pant
R. Haewath
Frid
Ashi
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Doutle
Walle
Ocherbrumner
Balle
Batl
Celler urges bill to withdraw U S from Berlin Olympics
Washington Aug 14 Rep Celler Democrat New York said he would introduce a bill to withdraw all United States entries from the Berlin Olympic games He urged lawmakers to oppose Americans participation as German authorities show Nazi contempt toward Jews and Catholic youth groups Senate member Gerry and Rep Walsh and Dickstein echoed boycott sentiments noting potential bad feeling from participation and possible impact on Jewish Americans
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Celler
New York
United States
Berlin
Germany
Senate
Gerry
Rhode Island
Sengtoc Walsh
Massachusetts
Rep
Dickstein
Hambletonian Day At Goshen Attracts 40000
Tens of thousands converge on Goshen for the ninth Hambletonian stakes for three year old trotters. Favorite Greyhound from Be s Bakers stable sought a fifth win in 1935 and the $19,670 winner’s share as others including Lawrence Hanover and Silver King challenged.
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Farm
Oremge
Steve
Phillips
Eastern Standard
Greyhound
BE S Bakers Stable
Lawrence Hanover
Chicago
E. J. Merkle
Silver King
Columbus
Ohio
C. W
Phellis
Gary
Tily ‘Tonka
New York
Valley League Board Sets Sunday Meeting for Playoff
James Valley base ball board of directors under President James F. Smith of Yale called a meeting for next Sunday evening at city hall in Huron to arrange the championship playoff between northern and southern division league champions. Woonsocket must win at Willow Lake to clinch the southern title, while Frankfort holds the northern crown awaiting the southern result. The James Valley league champion will enter the third annual state amateur baseball tournament at Aberdeen from August 2 to 7.
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Aberdeen
Obie Walker Aims To Beat Europe En Route To Louis
Paris promoter and giant heavyweight Obie Walker from Corcoran Georgia says he will clean up Europe's top heavyweights in 1936 before challenging Joe Louis for the world title. After arriving in Paris in 1933 he quickly dominated opponents, losing only twice in twenty fights, and vows to become the sport’s boss by fighting Louis someday.
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Obie Walker
Georgia
Europe
Joe Louis
Louis
Obie
Primo Carnera
Max Schmeling
Corcoran
Enfant Terribles
Jeff Dickson
Euro
Angel Walker
Angel
Dickson
France
Vanheeren
Preach Fams
Lana
Golden Gloves In Close Bouts At Scottsbluff
Knockouts were scarce in the AAU boxing tourney here last night with only six of 16 bouts decided by knockout. Al Mine Denver defeated George Trapp Omaha. Benny Finnerty Omaha beat Bobby Solin Denver. Isgane Duran Belle Fourche beat Dar Hessler Mitchell. Vern Price Langmante Cal. beat Gene Stilley Alliance Neb. Lee Mays Denver stopped Johnny Miller Scottsbluff. Benny Anderson Scottsbluff edged Mike Mariane Denver. Championship matches anticipated with Jess Wizard refereeing.
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Neb
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Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
al Mine
Denver
George Trapp
Omaha
Benny Finnerty
Isgane Duran
Belle Fourche
Dar Hessler
Mitchell
Vern Price Langmant
Cale
Gene Stilley
Alliance
Lee Mays
Johnny Miller
Scottsbluff
Benny Anderson
Mike Mariane
Jess Wizard
Boxing results fragment with outpoints and knockouts
The Associated Press report lists boxers Billy Celebron Ernie Kirchner and Al Pohl Bill Reardon Sailor Born Frankie Hughes Joey Speigal Clyde Chastain and Kid Baisden with various percentage scores and outcomes in Chicago Miami Beach and Atlanta venues. The text is garbled with multiple mispellings and partial locations creating an incomplete event recap.
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Chicago
Billy Celebron
Rockford
Ernie Kirchner
Germany
al Pohl
Minneapolis
Bill Reardon
Sailor
Atlanta
Phil Pernice
Miami Beach
Fla
Joey Speigal
Pittsburgh
Frankie Hughes
U4sis
Clinter
Ind
Clyde Chastain
Ckisberns City
Kid Baisden
Miami
Tigers Rally Past Browns With Big Late Push
Detroit wrapped a tight game as stars and Earl led a decisive surge. Whitehill and Vosmilk contributed key blows while Browns managed seven hits. Final pace quickened late as the Tigers piled up a 14 to 1 edge, boosting league standing.
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Weacher
Tigers
Joe Vosmilk
Whitehill
Detroit
Browns
Alta Twin
Six Teams Tied In A A Pennant Scramble
Six teams remain closely bunched in the American Association pennant chase after last night’s games. Indianapolis moved to second by beating Minneapolis 2 0 while Columbus fell behind. Kansas City beat Columbus 4 2 to climb third. Toledo lost to Milwaukee 2 0, and Louisville rallied from a early deficit to defeat St Paul 9 3 in ten innings with a comeback in the tenth.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelph
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St. Louis
Louisi
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
American Association
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Columbus
Kansas City
St Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Iund
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St. Paul
Minmeapolia
Perry Stadium
Red Birds
St Paulo
Saints
The
Colonels
Huronite loses to Company C as week plays continue
Company C softballers beat Evening Huronite 9 to 5 after Huronite started strong with four in the first inning. Jacobson allowed 11 hits while Anderson and Bloomberg limited the Huronite to seven. Myers Corner eyes a second win against Lampe Market tonight. Tomorrow Huronite meets AOUW. Region 3 tournament starts Sunday with Texaco Oilers, AOUW, Myers Corner and Canfield Roosevelt vying for state berth in Waterhouse event.
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Jacobson
Anderson
Bloomberg
Lampe
AOUW
Toser
Texaco Oilers
Cansp Roosevelts
Waterlown
Coaches Confer on All Star Grid Tilt
Coaches for the 1934 college all star team meet with George Halas in Chicago to settle rules for the Soldier Field game on Aug 9. They seek a compromise to have the college forward pass rule for one half and the pro rule for the other, with the college rule requiring passes to be at least five yards behind the line of scrimmage.
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Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Collegians
Halas
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Include Mixed Results
AP summary notes no NL games on schedule with Whitehill Bolton Redmond Crow der Hogsett Hayworth. Philadelphia beats St Louis 6 to 2 behind Coffman, Thomas and Hemsley. Nebraska State League Lincoln 4 Norfolk 3 Beatrice 0 Sioux Falls 7. Northern League Superior 2 Duluth 6 call at 8th darkness. Winnipeg U Grand Forks 3. others not scheduled.
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Redmond
Crowder
Hogsett
Hayworth
Philadelphia
St Louis
the Marcum
Richard Coffman
Thomas
Poser
Hemsley
Lincoln
Norfolk
Beatrice
Sioux Falls
Northern League Superior
Duluth
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