YANKEES BROWNS BATTLE FOR SECOND IN NATIONSLG LEAGUE RACE
The Pirates Cubs clash while Yankees face Browns in a bid to hold second place as interleague battles spark a packed schedule. Indians edge White Sox 11 10 in Cleveland before Boston and Washington series arrive.
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William J. Chipman
Associated Press
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Jess Haines
Charlie Klein
Philadelphia
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Chick Hatey
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Burt Shotten
Sam Dailey
Des Moines
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Wolsey Alpena Tie for Lead Sparking Alpena Crowd
Wolsey and Alpena split a game that tied them for the league lead. Syring, who threw a no hitter recently for Wolsey, is expected to start for Wolsey, while Lunt is slated to pitch for Alpena.
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Jcadety
Lpena
Syring
Wolsey
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Lunt
Alpen
Patchwork sports notes mix boxing and baseball chatter
The column surveys boxing gossip about Paulino and Mandell Manzoneri with mixed expert opinions. It cites Milwaukee and Minneapolis standings, White Sox comparisons, and remarks on regional athletes, education, and a Potpourri of sport anecdotes from 1920s era figures.
Yesterday's Results In Major Leagues And Minor Circuits
Snapped results list shows St Louis Dodgers? ranses 9 in Philadelphia game with Flames and Wilson Dailey Collins McGraw Lerian Davis. Hlill. Chicago 4 Cleveland 12 Weiland Adkins Lyons Berg Zinn Hudlin Sewell. Minneapolis 0 St Paul 3 Milwaukee 3 Kansas City 10 Toledo Columbus no game Indianapolis Louisville wet grounds Denver 4 Pueblo Omaha 10 Des Moines 3 Wichita 13 Topeka 5 Tulsa Oklahoma City 4.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Baseball action across leagues with mixed matchups
Today’s games include Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St. Louis Boston at Cleveland Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Philadelphia Toledo at Columbus Indianapolis at Louisville Milwaukee at Sangas City St Paul at Minneapolis Western League Oklahoma City at Tulsa Wichita at Topeka Des Moines at Omaha Pueblo at Denver.
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Tomorrow's pro games set across league slate
Tomorrow and Sunday feature Washington at Detroit New York at St Louis Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Boston Also Toledo at Columbus Indianapolis at Louisville Milwaukee at Kansas City Minneapolis at St Paul.
Endurance Test On In Tennis Tourney
In Indianapolis on July 6, young American players faced stiff tests in the National Clay Court singles championship. Berkeley Bell of Austin and Julius Seligson of New York City had unfinished finals, as did Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara and Bryant M. Grant of Atlanta. Winners were to play later today to decide who meets for the championship on Sunday.
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America
Berkeley Bell
Austin
Texas
Julius Seligson
New York City
Keith Gledhill
Santa, Barbara
Calif
Bryant M. Grant
Atlanta
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Emmet Pare
Chicago
Oulmet Recovers and Seeks Amateur Championship Run
Francis Oulmet is recovering from injuries and has been credited with strong play in the recent open tournament at Mamaroneck. He hopes to compete in the amateur championship race in September or the coast, aiming to resume full participation.
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Francis “Oulmet
Jong Jiness
Mamaroneck
Ameteur Chaniriushin
Saylor to Lead Huron Golfers in Northern South Dakota Tourney
Dr H L Saylor a twice club champion at Huron Country Club leads Huron in the Northern South Dakota Golf Association tournament to be played at Highmore over Sunday to Wednesday. Saylor recently shot 38 and 44 in a blind bogey event and will face tough Aberdeen rivals led by Sid Buzz.
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Huron Country Club
Huron
South Dakota
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Highmore
Battow
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Wing's Pavillion
F. I. Shilling
F. M. Matteson
J. G Ryan
R. J. Drew
J. T. Marshall
Bernice Swanson
Doherty Sets AAU Decathlon Record at Denver Meet
Kenneth Doherty of Cadillac Athletic Club Detroit scores 7 784.68 points in the AAU decathlon at Denver, nearly matching the world mark of 8 053.29 by Paavo Yrjola. Kennedy Warrensburg MIC finishes second with 7 362.003, Wilson Charles Third at 7 240.053. Three relay records fall as Los Angeles A C and New York A C post world marks. Doherty repeats as champion.
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Associated Press
Denver
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United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Kenneth Doherty
Cadillac Athletic Club
Detroit
Doherty
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University of Nebraska
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Finland
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Haskell Institute
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Los Angeles Athletic Club
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Maurice Guyer
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Hermano Brix
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Englemann
S. D. State College
Martha Norelius Turns Pro Swimmer
New York on July 6 reports Martha Norelius the New York woman swimmer who holds world records from 100 to 500 yards has turned professional and will compete in the Wrigley marathon for women at Toronto on August 23.
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Martha Norelius
New “York
GOED POURING INTO AMERICAN LEAGUE PARKS CHICAGO
The article notes American League parks drawing strong crowds after Yankees domination waned. It cites a revived interest with higher attendance, possibly surpassing 1928, due to leadership changes in the league and improved publicity despite bad weather and frequent postponements. President S. Barnard of the junior circuit highlights the surge in gates and club finances.
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S. Barnard
Ciicuieports
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Foxx Leads Batting Inches toward 410 in League
Chicago July 6 The busiest bat in the American League is Jimmy Foxx of Philadelphia averaging 410 for the week with five points added. Bob Fothergill Detroit sits second at .397 while Harry Heilmann climbs into the top ten at .851. Athletics hold team lead with .813, Tigers rise to .308, Yankees show power with 68 homers as Grove leads pitchers with 12 wins. In the National League Babe Herman of Brooklyn tops at .386 as Ott holds home runs and RBIs, Terry leads hits. Grimes dominates the mound for the Giants.
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Eddie Rommel
Washington
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Herman
Bill Terry
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Frank Frisch
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Kiki, Cuyler
Burleigh Grimes
Guy Bush
John Morrison
Giants
Pirates
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Cubs
Cy Holgate Named Redfield High Coach in 1920s History
Cy Clare Holgate, Redfield's noted athlete, is elected head coach for Redfield high school's athletics after Lloyd Ullyot resigns. Ullyot will attend the University of Minnesota for postgraduate work. Holgate, a Dakota Wesleyan University standout, starred in basketball and football and is expected to boost Redfield athletics with football's return.
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Cy” Clare Holgate
Redfield High School
Redfield City
Lloyd Ullyot
Ullyot
University of Minnesota
Dakota Wesleyan University
Dakota Wesleyan
van Voorhis
Holgate
Huron Indians to Send Shooters to Water Town Tournament
At least six Huron trap shooters from the Sioux Indians association plan to travel from Huron to WaterTown for the yearly tournament and pow wow. The program opens Sunday afternoon with 150 targets in the first event, followed by multiple 100 target championships and handicap rounds across Monday and Tuesday. Attendees include Bert York Albert Anderson Fred Fellanger George Stafford John Tolmie and Herm York.
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Sioux Indians Association
Huron
Watertown
Bert York
Albert Anderson
Fred Fellanger
George Stafford
John Tolmie
Herm York
Huron Juniors to Meet Wolsey in Opener
Huron's American Legion junior baseball team will play Wolsey tomorrow at 2:30 pm on Wolsey's field. About 18 players will be tried, with Russell Bullis and Edwin O Halloran as pitchers and Lloyd Voss as catcher.
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Cochet Captures Wimbledon Net Championship Title
Henri Cochet of France defeated Jean Borotra in straight sets 6-4 6-2 6-4 to win the British tennis championship at Wimbledon. Cochet repeats the title after his 1927 win as Bill Tilden and Borotra watched.
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Wimbledon
Eng
France
Jean Borotra
Cochet
Bill
Tilden
Borotta
Merican
Hudkins Wins Injunction In Western Court
San Francisco July 6 An order temporarily restraining the state athletic commission from disposing of 13000 the fine imposed on Ace Hudkins Nebraska middleweight fighter was issued yesterday by Superior Judge RE Shortall The commission was summoned to show cause July 12 why the order should not be made permanent Purses of Hudkins and Charley Belanger Canadian light heavyweight were held up after their ten round fight here June 28 because it was claimed they didn't fight.
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San Francisco
State Athletic Commission
Hudkins
Nebraska
RE. P. Shortall
Hodkins
Charley Belanger
Reds manager Hendricks under fire from loyal fans
A Cincinnati Post reader blasts Jack Hendricks and Henry L. Farrell over Reds management. The letter accuses Hendricks of trading star players, failing to field a harmonious lineup, and neglecting injured teammates while criticizing Farrell’s praise.
Yankees Trade All Around For Early Roster Shakeup
The account notes Johnny Murphy from Fordham, later traded to Albany by Miller Huggins, with a hint he might return if improve. It mentions Heinie Mueller as a Braves outfielder who collects cigarette wrappers on the field and is teased as a street sweeper. Dusty Cooke and Ben Chapman join the Yankees system, Ethan Allen homers for Cincinnati, and Babe Ruth’s feats are cited in a broader league mood.
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Fordham
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Albany
Heinie Mueller
Braves
Dusty Cooke
Ben Chapman
American Association
Ethan Allen
Cincinnati
Babe Ruth
Saints Close In On Miller Crew In Tight Standings
Chicago July 6 The Saints beat the Millers 3 to 0 to cut the gap to 1 1/2 games in the American Association race. Pluck Betts returned from a riot distraction to help St. Paul’s holdoff while Kansas City won 20 to 8, and rain postponed two other games. Minneapolis heads to Kansas City next, while St. Paul visits Milwaukee.
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Whankas Nity Blues
Mike Kelley
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Millers
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Saint
Pluck Betts
Shuraday
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Saints
Milwaukee
Mailcarriers enjoy two week outing in Black Hills
Muarl Campbell and Frank Love, mail carriers of Ames, join companion Matt Mullaney and John Woran for a two week outing in the Black Hills and Yellowstone. The trip targets rest and recreation for local workers.
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TN Hills Ames
Muarl Campbell
Frank Love
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Afatt Mullaney
John Woran
False alarm fires up from backyard bonfire in Wellington
Neighbors mistook a bonfire behind the Boyd home in Wellington for a blaze and alerted the volunteer fire department. No fire danger was reported and crews were sent just after the alarm.
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