Cleveland's Al Smith Shuts Out White Sox in 4-0 Victory
Al Smith limited the Chicago White Sox to one hit as Cleveland built a 4-0 win to extend its two-game lead. The night crowd was 9,068, the largest of the season, with Jimmy Webb's third-inning single the lone Sox hit. The Indians improved to 8-2 in their past ten.
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Bill White
Associated Press
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Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Webb
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Baseball scores from the National and American leagues
Summary of multiple games reports from Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Boston Pittsburgh St Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago Washington and other teams with box line scores, indicating winners runners and key pitchers across doubleheaders and postponements. The results include varied innings totals and final scores across the NL and AL games and results from the American Association as well.
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Galehouse
Foxxoffing
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Early
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Rowe
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Remsley
WEAK DAZE IN SPORTS BY CHALLY
In a vivid local game narrative Texaco manager Rein contends with player shortages before the playoff opener. George laments tiring players and ponders rotations while Jack Holmes, Russ Bullis, Art, and Redman figure into a lively, humorous account of misfires, luck, and small bets as the crowd enjoys the evening.
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Pall Park
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Holme
Oilers Aim For Playoff Sweep Over Armour Stars
Oilers seek two straight in the city title playoff at Armour Park as Armour Stars plan to counter with Otto Werner against Jack Holmes. Oilers opened with a 7-5 win after jumping to a 4-0 lead. Holmes impressed in relief. Friday admission will offset travel costs to Rapid City for the state softball tournament.
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Rapid City
Garden City Qualifies For State Tourney Victory
Garden City defeats Florence to clinch the Little High League title finishing 14 win 1 loss. The team has won the first half and earns a third state tournament berth, with Aberdeen set for Monday August 36.
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Yale blue tint colors NYU football coaching ties
New York University football gains a Yale influence as Mal Stevens brings ex-Yale aides to ease homesickness. Yale alum Vincent Finn backs and Rich tackles from New Haven prep schools join NYU’s varsity, signaling a new Havering touch on the team.
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Mal Stevens
New York University
New Haver
Vincent Finn
Rich
Baseball players named in late trends
fragmented OCR listing player names and stats including Mator Teague Batting and pitching results for teams such as Detroit Boston Chicago and Pittsburgh with numbers like 14-2 11-2 and 28 25 80 338 referencing hits and scores.
Grand Circuit Trotters Rally In Goshen Grand Meet
Goshen New York hosts the $125000 Grand Circuit meeting at Good Time Park as 40000 expected and the $45000 Hambletonian for 3 year olds. Notables include Spencer Scott Kano Remus Led by Earl Moody and Parshall pilot Lord Jim, with photo finish gear and McNamara barrier debut.
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George Washingon
Greyhound
Fred Egan
Spencer Scott
Scotland
Europe
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Joseph A. Neville
Yotemite
Indianapolis
Shirley Hanover
Remus
Ramus
Semi-Pro Baseball Opens in Wichita With 32 Teams
Sandlot national semipro tournament begins in Wichita with 32 teams from 45 states competing for the title and a $5,000 first prize plus a junket to Puerto Rico. The event runs over more than two weeks in a double elimination format.
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Puerto Rico
Wichita
Kas
Frisch And Durocher Lead In Heavy Derby
New York Giants VP Leo Bondy and Radiel Beastie discuss the Pirates manager Frankie Frisch and Dodgers manager Leo Durocher in a season race theory. Frisch showed six strong heaves to Durocher's single while Durocher reportedly earned a second set of signals, sparking Bondy to optimism.
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Leo Bondy
New York Giants
Radiel Beastie
Frankie Frisch
Pirates
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Brannick
Bondylis
Yesterday's Stars Dominant in Baseball Doubleheader Wins
Reports highlight Rhee Hubbell and Manny Salvo in shutouts and key hits. Fred Fitzsimmons, Fred Bees, and Al Smith shine for Dodgers Indians White Sox. Abe Lewis drives Senators past A's. Eagles boast fastest backfield with two 200 pound backs and sub 10 second 100 yard dash times.
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Mahe
Auburn May Lose 41 From Squad In 1929 Draft Titingine It
New York dispatch notes Hal Trosky and Rogers Hornsby in line to succeed Oscar Vist next year. Dope is Witt is going, rain or shine, win or lose. Conn voyages to Pittsburgh in a huff after scolding Mike Jacobs. Philly office denies fifth columnists meeting at the playhouse demanding Doc Prothro’s removal. Dempsey Louis Braddock received ovations at the fair. Frankie Parker arrives in Newport with 24 pieces of luggage. Bill Lewis dines with Dizzy Dean in Oklahoma City and spread the news. Cronin’s successor likely Johnny Pesky in the Piedmont League. Coaches worry about daft players, some Auburn staff losing most of squad and assistants with army reserve commissions. Bucky Walters’ early Phils/High Point record misread. Jacobs takes a $15,000 loss on the Conny Pastor postponement yet jokes about it. Terry Moore notes an outfielder two steps slower in a night game. Victor O. Jones featured today. Boston Evening Globe cites Cronin Foxx Tabor lecturing at the New York Fair for kids.
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Frankie Parker
Swanky
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Bucky Walters
Phils
Conny Pastor
Terry Moore
Detroit Looks To World Series
The Detroit Tigers aim for the world series as they project only to late September. Business Manager Jack Zeller defends the aging roster, saying the team is built for 1940s strength while acknowledging players over 30. Owner Walter Briggs and others stand by the plan despite criticism.
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Detroit Tigers
Jack Zeller
Baseball
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Zeller
Walter C. Briggs
Tiger Family Seeks Pendant This Season
The entire Tiger family pursues the pendant this season with expectations centered on one man who is projected to obtain it, signaling a key quest or competition within their circle.
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Bleschers
Tiger
Pine to Palm Golf Tour Opens With Medalist Peddie and Tainter
DETROIT LAKES Minn Aug 15 Match play begins in the 10th Annual Pine to Palm Golf Tournament with Don Peddie of Minneapolis and Georgia Tainter of Fargo holding medalist honors in the men s and women s divisions respectively. Peddie a 21 year old Minikahda Club member and Harvard golfer shot a par 7 for top honors. Tainter North Dakota s women s champion and Western Junior titlist fired a 78 four over par. other women qualifiers included Jack Reed Sioux Falls 39 36 75.
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K. C. Blues Lose Sixth Straight in Season Slump
The American Association leader Kansas City Blues drop their sixth straight game, falling to Columbus 4 2. Indy rout boosts Minneapolis grip on top three while Indianapolis protests the play over a baserunning interference ruling. Toledo wins 6 5. Louisville gains on St Paul with a 6 1 victory.
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Home Runs Spark 6 3 Schooners Over Gagnon Dairy
Wally Bun and brother Boyd Brusse tangle as Schooner Beer beat Gagnon Dairy 6 to 3 at Ravine Park. Zeman and Wally Brusse lead with key hits including a long homer by Brusse. Final night swing leaves playoff fate for second half up to Sport Shop and Myers Corner.
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