Smith Throws Two-Hitter For White Sox Tie In AL Race
Chicago’s Smith fired a two hitter to beat the Indians 2 0 lifting the White Sox into a fourth place tie in the American League. The 26 year old New Jersey left hander Edgar Smith dominated the game as part of a season with ten pitchers giving up two or fewer hits. Elsewhere Alley Donald notching his tenth straight win as rookie of the year chatter grows while several teams posted wins including the Reds over the Cardinals and the Dodgers over the Phillies.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Canny
Connie
Mack
Jimmy
Edgar Smith
New Jersey
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Detroit Nigers
New York Yankees
Washington Sonaters
Alley Donald
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Yale First Half Baseball Title Earned
Yale wins 2 0 in a Redstone Valley League clash to claim the first half championship over Iroquois Troquois. Morris and Xludt allowed nine hits each. Yale benefitted from bigger output while errors favored Yale four to five. Yale and Iroquois led 2 0 and tied play.
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Tuly
Yale Baseballeam
Troquois
Redstone Valley League
Morris
Iroquois
Andy Xludt
Hefland
Bancroft
Aberdeen
Kansas City Gains By Downing Brewers
Kansas City extends lead in the American Association as they finish a three game win streak by beating Milwaukee 3 to 1. Minneapolis idle. Blues face a double header while Minneapolis plays a single game.
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Brewers
Associated Press
American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Blues
Milwaukee
Winneapolis
Rowdy Baseball Angers British Visitor in New York
Walter Leysmith of London, a lifelong cricket and football fan, observed two baseball games and reports such rough conduct as umpire abuse, fistfights, and bottle throwing. He notes cricket tolerates no umpire disrespect, while American football penalties are severe but still civil. LeySmith warns such incidents would provoke banishment in cricket and danger for spectators at football grounds.
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Walter Leysmith
London
Giyle Talbot
New York
England
America
Walter
New York Times
Crcket
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Baseball scores and lineups from St Louis Cincinnati and more
A fragmented recap lists baseball scores, line scores, and player names for multiple games. Entries include St Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, Washington, and Kansas City with pitcher and fielder mentions such as Sunkel, Bowman, Ow en, Pasgett, Waiters, Lombardi, Fitzsimmons, Gumbert, Hubbell, Dan ning, Auker, Bagby, Ostmermuellier, and Eisenstat among others.
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Cincinnati O
Shaun
Sunkel
Bowman
Owen
Pasgett
Waiters
Lombardi
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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Chicago
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Mueller
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Lynn
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Turner
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Lopex
Auker
Bagby
Ostmermuellier
Peacock
Potter and Hayes
Cleveland
Eisenstat
Stromme
Hemsley
Smith and
Chase
Krakauskas
Ferrell
Donald
Dickey
Haek
Kernels Drop To League Cellar
The Mitchell pitcher Darrell Jackson, 19, allowed Lincoln one earned run in the first inning but walked 10 and made three errors as Lincoln beat Mitchell 5 to 2. Lefty Swift pitched into the ninth for Norfolk, giving up a homer and a single as Norfolk beat Sioux City 2 to 1. Worthington rallied for a 13 to 12 win over Sioux Falls, moving Minnesota teams nearer to Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Jackson
Lincoln
Lefty Swift
Norfolk
Sioux City
Worthington
Sioux Falls
Lax
OO Davis
Hower
Swift
Vanney
Guo
Olson
Holland
Miller
Smith
Holmes
Krause
Kempe
Miadek
Koenig
Fried
Bremer
Paulter
Burmeister
Juniors Finish In 7-7 Deadlock At Ravine Park
The Weslington Springs Legion juniors rallied from a 4-0 deficit to knot the score in the seventh inning, and the game ended in an 7-7 tie after eight innings due to darkness. Huron’s Woodward reached base five times and Berg and Bloomberg contributed clutch hits as Springs battled back against Triplett and Brusse in a see-saw affair.
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Huron Legion
Ravine Park
Huron
Triplett
Springs
Klarr
Brusse
Truron
Huren
Jensen
Burchfield
Inj Topkin
Woodward
Bloomberg
Berg
Aisenbrey
Major League Leaders Show Wide Gaps In Batting And Pitching
A compact roundup lists National League leaders such as Arnovich Philadelphia with 378 batting average and Carmills Brooklyn plus Mize St. Louis with 14 home runs. American League leaders include DiMaggio New York at 425, Greenberg Detroit with 18 home runs, and Donald New York 10 9 percent in pitching. The Wimbledon final features Bobby Riggs favored 2-1 over Elwood Cooke in England.
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Associated Press
Arnovich
Philadelphia
Bonura
New York
Rons
Frey
Werber
Cincinnati
Brown
St. Louis
Carmills
Brooklyn
Mize
Fitching
Wyatt
Gurabert
DiMaggio
Foxx
Boston
Cramer
Dickey
McQuinn
Greenberg
Detroit
Selkirk
Donald
Sundra
Schmeling Can Meet Nova Galento Winner
A column by Eddie Briez surveys boxing and sports topics amid 1930s headlines. It notes Schmeling may face the Nova Galento winner, references crowd worries at World Series games, sports figures like Joe Louis and Mickey Cochrane, and various regional notes from St Louis to Boston with brief anecdotes on players, managers, and broadcasts.
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Eddie Brietz
NEW_ YORK
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O. Tarry MacPhail
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National Hockey League
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Eireit
Lou Gehring
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Snead
Runyan
Nelson
Bicard
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Mickey Cochrane
Montana Ranch
Boston
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Giants
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Eddie Miller
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Highlights
Stars by the Associated Press report two wins in major league play. Smith and McNair limited the Indians to a 2-1 Sox victory as a seventh inning home run broke the tie. Bucky, Waiters, Reds delivered a four hit game securing a 38-2 Reds win over the Cardinals. Bowman and Pirates beat the Cubs in decisive fashion.
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Ba Smith
Eric McNair
White Sox
Farmer
Indians
Fie
Ae - Bucky
Waiters
Reds
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Joe"Bowman
Pirates
Herd
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Myers Golfers Lead in Round-Robin Clash at Railroad Course
Myers Corner faces Smithy Cleaners in the sixth round of the Huron Golf League round robin at the railroad course. Leaders Myers Corner beat Standard Oil No. 1 163 188, while Clerks surged past Fletcher Implement 183 188 and Hedblom's Clothiers beat Leighton Chevrolet 171 183. Don McNutt starred with a 42 and 36 net to top scoring honors.
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Faulkton Topples Redfield In Fourth Of July Clash
Faulkton dumped Redfield 10 to 1 in a James River Valley League contest at Redfield on July 4. Oaks earned a near no hit until the ninth inning when Redfield rallied for three hits and two runs. Krueger Nelson and Weddington pitched for Redfield as Faulkton avenged an earlier 12 to 10 loss and both teams sat tied for first.
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Oaks
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Weddington
Chicago boxing note ends with mixed results from last night
In Chicago last night Henry Wacker faced unclear opposition as results read from Taylorville to Montreal. Maxie Borger defeated Wesley Ramey in a split or outpointed decision while other bouts from Grand Rapids and Chicago finalizes showed varied outcomes and scores.
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Ramey
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Home Boys Seem To Have British Tourney In Bag
By Drew Middleton, St Andrews, July 6-7. The British field includes 77 players with Americans Lawson Little and Johnny Bella among them. Little shot 79 as British golf asserts a renaissance after the prewar era, with many British names and the weather punishing the greens favoring locals.
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ST. Andrews
United States
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Johnny Bella
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Faulkner
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Schooner Beers To Meet Webster Team
The last stepping Schooners will face the undefeated Webster team in a Sunday game at Webster. Ken Storsteen and Hob Cooper pace Webster as they ride a strong northeast loop run. Schooners practice Friday at 6 30 in Ravine Park. travel Sunday at 10 from Myers Corner.
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Lake Region
Chip” Mahoney
Brewers
Ken Storsteen
Hob Cooper
Ravine Park
Mahoney
Myers’ Corner
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