Browns Blast Indians In 12-6 Victory At Sportsman's Park
Browns overcome Bob Feller despite his 16 win total, breaking open a six inning game with nine runs to beat the Indians 12 to 6. Yankees idle as DiMaggio seeks 43 straight games, White Sox edge Tigers 7-6, Dodgers win 10th straight, Pirates top Cardinals, Giants topple Braves in 12 innings.
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Bob Felter
Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis
Rapid Robert
Browns
Cleveland
Mississippi
Brownies
Feller
Indians
Yankees
New York
Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio
Willkie Keeler
Chicago White Sox
Schoolboy
Detroit Tigers
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Phillies
Whitlow Wyatt
Baill
Brooklyn
Mickey Owen
John Podgarby
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Rucker
New York Giants
Carvel Rowell
Terrymen
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Charlie Root
Chicago Cubs
Yesterday's Stars shine in long games and late rallies
Cliff Melton of the Giants spun a 12 inning shutout against the Braves and opened a rally with a single. Ice Kuhn of the White Sox homered in the fifth and doubled in the ninth to spark a comeback win over the Tigers. De Grace of the Browns belted a four bagger plus a double and single aiding a victory over Bob Feller and the Indians.
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Cliff Melton
Giants
Braves
Ice Kuhe
White Sox
Tigers
de Grace
Browns
Bob Feller
Indians
Sports Mirror Today Highlights Past Boxing and Tennis Events
A year ago Tony Galento faced Max Baer after suffering chin cuts from a Mug throw by his brother. Five years earlier Don Budge won Wimbledon singles champion for the second straight year defeating Bunny Austin 6 1 6 0.
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Associated Press
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Don Butge
Suce
Henry
Bunny) Austin
Joe DiMaggio Hitting Streak Ends Promise To Dying Fan
In a Washington doubleheader in sizzling heat Joe DiMaggio aimed to beat George Sisler’s 41 game hitting streak and keep a promise to 10-year-old Tony Novella of Carbondale, ill with an incurable spleen disease. The fan’s joy was his last wish as DiMaggio spoke of breaking the record for him. Tony died before the second battery.
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Yankees
Washington
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
NEA
Philadelphia
George Sister
Tony Novella
Carbondale, Pa
Tony
Joe
Baseball Standings and Scores From The Day
Extensive baseball standings and game notes for the American League National League and American Association show team records, winning percentages, and recent game details. Entries include New York Detroit Cleveland Boston Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and others with individual pitchers and batters mentioned in brief game summaries.
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L,pet
W.L
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Phild
Rigney
Gleveland
God
St. Louis
Jox
Feller
Brown
Heenley Gatehouse
Kramer
Caster
Ferrell
W.l.pet
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Yee Eee
Boston
Melton
Danning
Salvo
Berres
Philadelphia
Potgasiy
Harmoun
Warren
Wout
Owen
Franks
Louie
Pittsburon
Gumbert
Nahem
Mancuso Hebraciman
Lopez
Chicago
Cincinnati
Preg Page
McCullough
Widdie
Tombardi
American Association
WI. Pet
Anglia
Toledo UG
Ban
City
St. Paul
Lopieville
BAS Ind’napolis
Milwaukee
Calumbu
Oma
Oo Dou Hoo
Logan
Walema
Tadiapaph
Robinson
Style Shoppers opening win in Aberdeen Sunday
The Style Shoppers, a new Huron girls softball team, defeated Aberdeen 10 to 7 at Aberdeen. M Urban and N Cranston led with three runs each and Urban hit the only home run. Lorraine Burnside pitched for Style Shoppers while Aberdeen’s Dixon and Saarheim handled the battery. The Shoppers’ roster includes Hedlund Lashwood Gross Hedlund Schwab Nupen Burnside Gascoigne. They host Tulare next Thursday and meet Aberdeen again on July 21.
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Hergss Style Shoppers
Aberdeen
M. Urban
N. Cranston
Urban
Huron
Lorraine Burnside
Style Shoppers
Aberdeen Battery
Dixon
Saarheim
C. N. Cranston
Hedlund
H. Lashwood
D. Gross
C. Hedlund
E. Schwab
M. Nupen
L. Burnside
L. Gascoigne
Tulare
Duluth Dukes Extend Win Streak but Lose Ground in NL
The Duluth Dukes won seven straight in the Northern League by routing the Grand Forks Chiefs 12-2, yet sit four games behind leader Wausau after the Lumberjacks beat Eau Claire 10-4. Charley Slats Kearney allowed four hits while Larry Bettencourt hit a two run homer for Grand Forks in the first. Superior Blues toppled the Crookston Pirates 6-3 in the other listed game.
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Duluth Dukes
Grand Forks Chiefs
Wausau
Lumberjacks
Eau Claire
Charles “Slats
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Duke
Larry Betttencourt
Chiefs
Superior Blues
Crookston Pirates
Fritzie Zivic to Meet Bummy Davis in Polo Battles
New York July 1 Professor Mike Jacobs stages the regeneration of Bummy Davis at the Polo Grounds in 12 scenes with Welterweight Champion Fritzie Zivic aiding Davis. The return match is a homecoming for Davis who last fought Zivic in New York last November. the bout is set for 12 rounds at 147 pounds. Eugene McKichan returns home on a 10 day army furlough visiting family in Bonilla.
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Bummy Davis
Gayle Talbot
New York
Mike Jacobs
Polo Grounds
Bummy
Zivic
Billy Cavanagh
Davis
Jacobs
Bonilla
Eugene McKichan
Camp Claibourne
U.S. Army
George McKichan
DiMaggios Rule Town In Saucy Sports Roundup
New York July 1 Joe DiMaggio has taken charge in this town driving the Dodgers from top spot. Bets on boxing and baseball mix with humor as Augie Galan knees therapy and an old sports official Olie Pecord dies in Toledo.
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Huronite
Joe DiMaggio
Dodgers
Brooklyn Eagle
Friteie Zivie
Bummy Davis
al Schacht
Joe Louis
Lou Nova
Detroit
Nova
Nix
Lou
Havana
P.S
Tigers
Dick Wakefield
Babe Ruth
Augie Galan
Cub
Andy Lotshaw
Augie
DiMaggios
Toledo
Olie Pecord
Dodgers Attendance Near Million Mark At Midseason
New York reports Brooklyn Dodgers draw near a million fans as the season sits past its halfway point. Home crowds reach 522 494 over 31 home games with 462 000 attending on the road. A 14 game western trip drew 162 835 fans.
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Dodgers
New York
NBA
Brooklyn
Dodgers Gain Six All-Star Spots Despite Owen Injury
NEW YORK July 1 Dodgers win six 25 man National League All-Star berths for Detroit game next Tuesday but catcher Mickey Owen is hospitalized with a six stitch cut above his left eye from yesterday's Phillies game. The roster includes Mize Frey Lavagetto Herman McCormick and other stars with Owen alternates.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit
Dodgers
Mickey Owen
Caledonian Hospital
Owen
Phillies
John Podgajny
Ness
Cincinnati
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn
Lon Warneke
St. Louis
Billy Herman
Harry Blanton
Philadelphia
Passean
al Lopez
Pittsburgh
Harry Danning
Johnny Mize
St. Louise
Harry Lavagetto
McCormick
Linus Frey
Stan Hack
Chicago
Arky Vaughan
Eddie Miller
Colonels And Red Birds Take Early Wins
Elwood Roy limited Indianapolis to six hits as Columbus rolled to a 6 0 victory. Louisville beat Toledo 6 to 1 behind Bill Sayles's six hits allowed. Minneapolis rebounded with a 4 1 win over Milwaukee after two losses. Kansas City defeated St Paul 9 to 7 on a 14 hit burst.
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Associated Press
Elwood Roy
Indianapolis Indians
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Bill Sayles
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Brewers
Harry Kelley
Kansas City
St. Paul
Pitches For House Of David At 51
Charles Swaney, now with the House of David traveling east, boasts a three game win streak at age 51. The lefty, once sidelined by a dead arm before World War I, remains durable with a 6 2 record this season and a calm, precise delivery. He opened with a 5 0 win over Royal Giants, despite aging look and a beard that provokes comments from opponents.
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New York
NEA
Charles Swaney
Moose Swaney
Bob Grove
Ted Lyons
Swaney
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
House of Davids
Santa Claus
Chucker
Royal Giants
New York Negro
Chester
Moose
Amateur Golf Field Shrinks As Draft Hits Western Tourney
The 42nd western amateur golf championship at Broadrmoor starts with a reduced field of 56 entrants due to national defense drafts. Defending champion Bud Ward of Spokane competes against notable figures including singer Bing Crosby and tennis pro Ellsworth Vines in the opening 36 hole qualifying.
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Broadrmoor
Marvin
Bud) Ward
U. S
Spokane
Wash
Eg Crosby
Ellsworth Vines
Norfolk Triumphs Over Pueblo Nine
The Norfolk Yank defeated Pueblo 13 to 4 to maintain the Western League lead. Max England of Sioux Falls limited Denver to two hits in a 10 to 4 Canaries win. Sioux City opened with a two run rally to top Cheyenne in a 4 to 1 game.
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Denver
Associated Press
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Nebraskans
Max England
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Canaries
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Sioux City
Cheyenne
Norfolk
Johnson
Peterson
Wilson
Bergin
Gretak
Dyck
Fiderlick
Haschett
City
Zanner
Fahac
Wise
Tichacek
Falls
League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting
The AP lists batting leaders with Williams of Boston at .404 Heath of Cleveland at .375. DiMaggio leads home runs for New York with 16 figures. Pitching leaders include Benton of Detroit and Eta Boston with 51 wins, Feller of Cleveland. Batting marks feature Mize of St. Louis at .857 and Reiser of Brooklyn at .835. Home runs highlight Saises of New York with 18 and Camilli of Brooklyn with 15.
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Chicago
Briggs Stadium
Detroit
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Edgar Smith
Thornton Lee
Alton Benton
Sid Hudson
Washington
Charley Ruffing
Marius Russo
New York
Bill Dickey
Frank Hayes
Philadelphia
George Tebbets
Joe Gordon
Ken Keltner
Lou Boudreau
Cecil Travis
Rudy York
Joe Cronin
Abby Doerr
Jimmy Foxx
Boston
Luke Appling
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Dominic DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Roy Cullenbine
St. Louis
Geoffrey Heath
Associated Press
Williams
Heath
DiMaggio
Johnson
York
Keller
Benton
Eta
Feller
Mize
Reiser
Brooklyn
Saises
Camilli
Pitchingische
Cincinnati
Nahem and
Krist
Boxing Roundup From Providence and Johnstonown Cards
Buddy Knox of Dayton Ohio knocked out Lorenzo Pack of Detroit in Providence while Teddy Yarosz from Menara Pa cut down Jimmy Young from Scranton Pa in a Johnstonown card.
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Providence
BR. I
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Ohio
Lorenzo Pack
Detroit
Johnstown
Teddy Yarosz
Menara
Jimmy Young
Scranton
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