Rampaging Pirates Add To Complexity Of Pennant Race
The Pirates surge reshapes the National League race as they move within reach of leadership behind a potent batting attack and improved pitching. Cubs falter, Giants press, and St Louis vanquished as Pittsburgh wins spark a two-team pennant battle with Boston beaten and New York leading.
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Earl Averill
Senators
Red Sox
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East And North Tied Again In Kid League Title Fight
East beat North 6 to 5 in the second game of a three game set to force a deciding match next Wednesday at Ravine Park Aug 3. An all star game against Orient is scheduled for tomorrow at Ravine Park with a 3 o clock start. Webster misplayed third base in the late rally that doomed North while East led 6-1 before Worth sparked a three run burst. Batteries Webster Jensen Hofer Kaminsky Spore.
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Everett and Thorner Reach Left-Handed Final
In Chicago on August 2, Alvin Everett of Rome Georgia defeated Arthur Thorner Jr of Detroit 2 and 1 in a Southpaw final semifinal while Thorner advanced by beating Riley Trumbo of Marseilles Illinois. The event crowns the national left handed golfers association champion at Olympia Fields two courses.
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Alvin Everett
Rome
Arthur Thorner, Jr
Detroit
Olympia Feld
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Alexander Antonic
Linden
N. J. Thorner
University of Michigan
Riley Trumbo
Marseilles
Huron Cup Golfers Target Mitchell In Inter-Club Return
Mitchell and Huron Country Club vie in the 1937 inter-city series, aiming to avenge a prior loss. The match starts at 9 30 am with 18 holes, Scotch foursomes, and luncheon to follow as 34 Mitchell players join the event.
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Saylor
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Corn Palace
Vintage Baseball Box Score From A Regional Game
Summary of a historic box score detailing players, positions, and game events. It lists batting orders, hits, errors, runs, pitchers, and attendance for a road contest between Philadelphia and Cincinnati with various players named, plus later scores from Western and Northern leagues.
Western Division Field Begins To Shape Up For 1937 Titlists
Woonsocket leads the James Valley League race with a one game edge after a 15 to 7 win at Yale. The second game in the inter-division playoff is tomorrow at Woonsocket park, with a possible third game at Iroquois next week. If Woonsocket clinches, they advance to the state tournament in Aberdeen and a potential later clash at Huron. Yale, led by pitcher Eddie Kludt, vows to rebound strong in the rematch and seize the western division title.
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Huron
Af M.jensen
Eddie Kludt
Crooks
Valley Springs
Renner
Little Sioux
Loyalton
Seneca
Doherty
Millers Forced To Share First Place In Hot A. A. Scrap
In Chicago action the Ameri can Association pennant race tightens as Columbus and Minneapolis tie for first at 72 wins. Columbus beat St Paul 2 1 while Toledo downed Minneapolis 11 2 to spark the battle. Hens pitcher Clyde Hatter no-hit the Millers in the opener. Caluahus beat St Paul as Chambers limited the Reds to three runs. Milwaukee beat Indianapolis to climb to fourth. Kansas City and Louisville also in play as semi pro tourney resumes in Wichita with multiple games scheduled.
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Amerifan Association
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St. Paul
Toledo
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Walt Tauscher
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Harry Taylor
Andy Cohsa
Johnny Chamber
Jintle
Art Herring
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Dick Buss
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Gehringer Takes Slug Leadership
Gehringer and Water powered the big league hitting surge as the week closed. Ducky Medwick led the NL with a strong ACA average, while Waner rose to 384 to take second in the NL. In the AL Gehringer climbed to first with 14 hits in 25 at bats, and DiMaggio moved to second with 18 hits in 32 at bats. Cecil Travis slipped to tied third as spot competition intensified.
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Ridiers
Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
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Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Gehringer
Tiger
Cecil Travia
Senators
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Valley League Board To Meet Here Sunday
James Wesley Baseball League board of directors will convene at the Tredway Siem Sport Shop Sunday evening. Secretary M. C. Welsh says the meeting aims to select an all star team to face the 1937 league champion in a game here. A Woonsocket win over Yale could affect scheduling with a pennant race and possible later date for the game.
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Armour Ten Back On Victory Road
Armour Ten beat CCC camp ten 44 to 3 in a tightly contested game. Floss and Ochsner powered the Armour battery while Kennedy and Stanley played for the losers. Armour travels tomorrow to face Wayland and another western South Dakota team in twilight action at Miller.
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Budge and Riggs Clash In Newport Finals
Don Budge and Hobby Riggs meet in the Newport Casino finals for the Davis Cup singles assignments. Riggs, 19, battled Frankie Parker in a strenuous semi final after a five hour match, while Budge advanced through the upper half, aiming for the title in the historic Newport event.
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England
United States Women Poised to Whitewash England in Wightman Cup
Forest Hills Aug 2 Americans dominated day two of the Wightman Cup, after victories in three matches yesterday. Helen Jacobs and Mary Hardwick were produced as the team’s rhythm builders, with Alice Marble and Sarah Palfrey Wayburn also delivering key wins to put the U S on the brink of sealing a clean sweep against England. Evelyn Dearman and Joan Ingram fought back in a late doubles showing but fell short as the Americans maintained momentum toward the first whitewash since 1923.
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Howard Saylor, Jr
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Dick Hanten
Bill Plummer
Wightman
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Ban Franciscan
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England
Alice Ucked
Mary, Hardwick
Mra
Sarah Palfrey Waybyan
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