Gomez Wins First Of Year In Yankee Doubleheader
Vernon Gomez blanked Cleveland in the first game for a two hit victory. Wes Ferrell earned his 12th win in 14 starts and later clouted two home runs in a ten inning 3 to 2 win. Bil Dietrich also shut out the Browns 2 to 0 as the American League stars shine.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Vernon
Goofy) Gomez
Wes Ferrell
Boston
Gomex
Yanks
Cleveland
Dizzy Dean
Indians
New York
Jimmy Deshong
Johnny Murphy
Johnny Bronce
Tigers
Earl Whitehill
Senators
Detroit
Ferrell
White Sox
Bil Dietrich
Athletics
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Bruce Campbell
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Pearson
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Murphy Bronca
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Rue Sa Lous
Wena
Philadelphia
Blaghokier
Andres
Todt Shines With Last Place Saints in St Paul
In St Paul on Aug 23 1971 Phil Todts of the Saint Pan American association keeps the club’s poor record from dragging him down. Todt excels at first base compiling just four errors across 225 games and sparking a string of errorless games. He has shown consistent fielding as the Saints battle a tough season.
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St, Paul
Phil Tods
Kibm
Columbia
Bay Meadows Stakes Lineup Tops $25,000 Handicap
The California Jockey Club announced a nine race Bay Meadows meeting starting Oct 27 with total stakes valued at 33 500 including two $5,000 events the San Francisco and San Jose handicaps. The San Jose race targets two year olds with contenders Toro Nancy and Below Zero. The San Francisco handicap will be a distance race for all ages a week before the Bay Meadows finale.
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Jockey Club
San Francisco
Bay Meadows
California Tockey Club
San Jose
Toro Nancy
Below Zero
Ren
Foreigners Loom As ap Pro Tennis Threat
Chicago August 23 1944 The two foreign stars Hans Nusslein of Germany and Karel Kozeluh of Czechoslovakia among a field of seeded Americans Emmet Pere of Memphis and Bruce Barmmes of Austin open national professional tennis title quarter finals. Nusslein opposes Pere in the first match with Barnes and Kozeluh following in the Knbles. Barnes and Paul Heston of Washington are matched with the Chicago pair George O Connell and George Leonings. Vincent Richards and Charles Wood of Bernardsville meet Ernest Kuhn of New York and Ed Faulkner of Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Hans Nusslein
Germany
Karel Kozeluh
Czechoslovakia
Embett Pere
Memphis
Tenn
Bruce Barmmes
Austin
Tex
Nussein
Pare
Barnes
Koreluh
Paul. Heston
Washington
George O'Connell
George
Leonings
Vincent Richards
Charles Wood
Bernardsville
N. J
Ernest Kuhn
New York
Ed Faulkner
Philadelphia
Youthful Poloists Gain Recognition in West Series Trials
In New York on August 3 a young polo team led by Mike Phipps E Mills Ebby Gerry and Billy Post rallied from a fifth game deficit to beat the prior winning side 16 to 4. The previous match had produced a 7-5 score for the same group captained by Ken Sanford and Earle A. Hopping with Igiehart and Strawbridge.
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New York
W Pich
Mike Phipps
E Mills
Ebby
Gerry
Billy Post
Ken Sanford
Earle A. Hopping
Igiehart
Strawbridge
A U W Wails Through Playoff Clash For 14 To 10 Win
A U W W squares playoff series with a 14 to 10 victory over the Grocers to force a decisive third game Friday. Hopper led the winners with four homers in the contest as Bullis and Summit contributed. Grocers error-plagued defense allowed ten errors and failed to convert late scoring.
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A. U. U. W. Squares
Grocers
AO. U. W
Stafford
Hopper
Bullis
Jed
Ted Hohm
Summit
Lane Wins Baseball Games In Lane This Week
Two baseball games in Lane featured American Legion juniors losing 13 to 12 to Lane. Lane defeated Cuthbert town team 11 to 4. Lane bogs defeated Viola Center 28 to something, with incomplete final score available in readable text.
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Lane
Cuthbert
American Legion
Viola Center
Collin Impresses Bears Grid Staff
Chicago Aug. 3 The Bears step up daily workouts ahead of the August 21 Soldiers Field scrimmage with college All Stars. Head coach George Halas praises improving footwork as Conrad Collin of Creighton, a swift Huron South Dakota product, draws notice for potential usefulness.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Soldiers’ Field
George Halas
Conrad Collin
Huron
S. D. Creighton University
Young French Net Star Is Injured
In Deauville France seven year old Andre Merlin the country s top tennis prospect since the heyday of Cochet Borotra Brugnon was injured in a motorcycle accident while speeding between Deauville and Houlgac Tuesday night He was struck by an oncoming car and suffered a sprained ankle deep knee cut and torn ligaments doctors expect he will be out of action for at least three months and may miss further international competition The report notes Merlin was hailed as France s best prospect since the great teens of the era including Cochet La Coste Borotra and Brugnon
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Deauville
France
Andre Merlin
Merlin
Houlgac
the Haydey
Cochet, Lacoste, Borotra Sa Brugnon
Grip and swing guidance for iron play in golf
The article explains grip technique for full shots and iron play. It notes gripping near the shaft end, leaving about a half inch above the hands for control, and describes three quarter, half, and short pitches with hands Tadvee down the leather to ensure crisp contact and prevent shots from running over the green.
Van Wie Favored To Retain Title
Chicago golfer Virginia Van Wie is favored to defend her national women's golf championship as the 1934 title event approaches Whitemarsh. She has won two sectional titles and recently beat Mrs. O. S. Hill of Kansas City to narrow the field and plans intensive training with Ernest Jones to prepare for tougher match play rounds. Glenna Collett Ware is mentioned as a potential challenger.
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Chicago
Virginia van Wiet
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
South Atlantic
Glenna Collett Ware
Glenna
Miller's Baseball School to Train Amateurs in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis club of the American Association will sponsor a baseball school for amateur players on August 30 31 and September 1. Thirty players chosen by the Northwest Umpires association from amateur leagues in Minnesota will attend. The program aims to raise baseball interest in the state develop young players and possibly uncover talent for the Millers. President Mike Kelly says the most promising players may be invited to spring training next year.
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Minneapolis
St. Louis Cardinals
Minneapolis ‘Club
American Association
Northwest Umpires Association
Mgenesot
The
Millers
Mike Kelly
Mako Budge Eliminated in Davis Cup Doubles Setback
Gene Mako and Don Budge, two young west coast doubles stars, fell to Berkley Bell and Gregory Mengin at Germantown Cricket Club. Bell and Mengin advance to face George Lott and Lester Meltzer in the semi finals as darkness delays the remaining quarterfinal match.
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Philadelphia
Fred Perry
F. H. D. Wilde
Gene Mako
Don Budge
Anday
Berkley Bell
Gregory Mangin
Germantown Cricket Club
Mengin
George Lott
Lester ‘Sivefen
Senasr
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
National Kings
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S.C
Allison-Ven Ryn
Frank Shields
Sidney Wood
Roderick Menzel
Vernon G. Kirby
Junior Nines Play For Sectional Title
Six junior American Legion baseball teams gathered for a regional tournament to decide a Western representative for the national championship in Chicago next week. Opening games featured New Orleans vs Wichita and Milwaukee vs Oakland with Seattle and NEigh drawing byes. Friday schedule hosts two more games and Saturday’s final. Coverage notes include Mayor Ketchum and Alf M. Bandon scheduled to pitch and catch the first ball.
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American Legion
Chicago
New Orleans
Wichita
Milwaukee
Oakland
Cali
Seattle
Wash
Neigh
Neb
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Early Season Standouts
Wes Ferrell fueled Boston with two homers and strong pitching in a 3 to 2 win over the White Sox. Bob Johnson drove in both runs in Oakland's 2-0 victory over the Browns. Vernon Gomez and Hal Trosky had multi hit days for the Yankees and Indians respectively in split games. Earl Whitehill pitched well to defeat the Tigers.
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Associated Press
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Boston
White Sox
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Brave
Browns
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Hal Trosky
Indians
Gamex
Trosky
Bet
Earl Whitehill
Senators
Tigers
City golf tournament set with finals Sept 3 at two courses
The annual city tournament opens Sept 2 with events at the Country Club and Public Links. Players will qualify on both courses, with 18 hole matches to the finals on Sept 3, 36 hole finals in all flights, and a women’s event added. Tickets grant six free rounds next week.
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Huron Linkspen
Aupwide
Sten
SSC
Txween
Roy Daum
Huron
Eithry
Millers Remain Safe Despite Defeat in Series
Chicago reports show the Millers not in immediate danger of dropping from the American Association lead. Columbus trounced Minneapolis 13 to 5, while Milwaukee edged Louisville 5 to 2 closing on the Millers in standings. St Paul topped Toledo 11 to 5 and Indianapolis beat Kansas City 3 to 2 to stay within reach in the west.
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Ls Pet
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Enserie
L. Pet
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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le Pot
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
St Paul
Warsas City
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Millers
Donie Bush
Red Birds
Marrow
Ryan
Johnson
Bill Myers
Mickey Heath
Tom Angley
Charles Wilson
Ed Teechout
Minneapelis
Brewers
Colonels
St. Paul
Saints
Truitt Sewell
Steve Sandra
Lou Fecte
Kansas City
Endianepolis
James Valley League Directors Meet Here
James F. Smith announces a James Valley league directors meeting in Yale at the Tredway and Siem Sport shop Saturday at 8 o clock. The session aims to wind up 194 season before the state tournament at Lake Kampeska September 3 to 9. Buffalo will represent the league after clinching the northern division title and beating Wood Socketts in a playoff.
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Yale
James F. Smith
James Valley
Tredway and Siem Sport
Huron
Sesson
Lake Kampeska
Buffalo
Pair Teams For B. B. Tournament In South Dakota
Watertown hosts the 1935 South Dakota amateur baseball league tournament begins September 5 with elimination games through September 7. Pairings drawn in Webster list matchups including Minnesota Pig Six Sioux Valley Prairie League and East Lake region versus Little Eight, all games at Lake Kampeska under SD Association of Amateur Baseball supervision with director FL Ny Cosgrove of Garden City.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Jeague
Webster
Sioux Valley
Minnesota
Pig
Hil Valley
Biz Sioux
Prairie League
Aberdeen
East Lake Region
Little Eight
Lake Kamypeska
South Dakota Association
Aneateur Baseball
FL Ny Cosgrove
Garden City
Sterviery
Baseball Results From Various Leagues
Baseball results across multiple leagues show scattered scores. Notable tallies include Columbus 13 over Minneapolis 5 and St. Paul 12 over Toledo 5 in the American Association, plus Lincoln 8 Beatrice 45 in a Nebraska league. Others list Norfolk 2 Soux Falls 1 and Omaha uncertain with partial scores.
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Kebrasha
Norfolk
Soux Falls
Lincoln
Beatrice
Two More Advance To Quarter Finals In Country Club Cup
Knight beat Heck five and four to reach the quarter finals and McClelland advanced by default over Shober. The committee urges faster matches as the 1934 tournament may finish before Gepuis citywide play begins Sunday.
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Radgh Knight
H. A. McClekYard
Pereds
Smith Jewely Store
Undefined headline due to fragmented source
The readable text presents a fragmented note about sailing or cup defense with names like Reston Vanderbis and Rainbow, lacking coherent events or dates to form a clear report. No verifiable outcome or action is evident from the fragments.
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Dewport
Reston
Soa
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