National All Star Game drama ends with Americans win
Dizzy Dean took blame for a third inning mistake as Lou Gehrig homered and Joe DiMaggio drove in runs in an 8 to 3 American League victory over the National League. Carl Hubbell struggled in relief, while Gehringer and Gehrig provided late offense.
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Gehringer Dominates All-Star Game Post Mortems
SID FEDER reports Charley Gehringer drew the focus in the All-Star Game Post Mortems. Gehringer, Detroit’s second baseman, excelled with a three-for-five performance to raise his All-Star batting average and claim sole hold on the era-long record. Lefty Gomez mirrored the dominance, delivering three near flawless innings to win his third All-Star game and top the pitching charts.
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Detroit Dynamiter
Jimmy Foxx
Lefty Gotter
Lefty Gomez
Yankee
Lefty
Acca
Favorites Eliminated In First Match Play In Women's Tourney
Mrs Rochetto loses to Mrs Bell in the initial round. Mrs Price defeats Mrs Sheafe, and Mrs Doering advances after winning her match in the women's tournament first round.
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John Rochetto
A.D. Bell
Price
Mark Sheafe
Doering
Standings Highlight In Champion Ship Fight
Mes. E Bj Doerink of Parkston defends title by beating Mix TL Halgrim of Watertown 2 and 1. First round eliminations include R Meadows Water town over Jennack Denad Weed 5 4 and others. Second round set for Thursday with Deering Meadow Hare Peters on Beth Finola Mattox Price.
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Mix TL Halgrim
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Mon ¥. R. Meadows
Jean Jennack
Denad Weed
Hazel Hare
Speartish
Lois Phipps
Spearfish
P. Peterson
Belle Fourche
E. Williams
Deadwood
Jobs Finola
Jd. Berry
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Hare
Peterzon
Beth
Finola
Mattox
Price
Canaries Margin Intact In Nebraska Baseball Action
Sioux Falls Canaries top Fairbury 14 to 4 and Mitchell defeats Beatrice 10 to 5 in Nebraska state league play. Grand Island edged Norfolk as the circuit heated with run totals, pitchers, and fielding notes from the night’s games.
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Wallop Fairbury
Mitchell
Beatrice
Norfolk
Associated Press
Sioux Falls Canaries
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Timming
Grand Island
Sioux Falls
Johnson
Goethe
Swan
Brandon
Jacobsen
Graham
Folly
Moran
Morse
Myatt
Dozdialski
Knox
Springs Cubs edge Gann Valley in seventh inning rally
Wellington Springs Cubs defeated Gann Valley Blue Jays 7 to 4 as a seventh inning three run burst and strong relief pitching by Thomis carried the victory. Mireau allowed two hits over seven, while Sol Fleury supplied the day’s bright bat work with two singles in five trips.
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Bluejays
Mireau
Gann Valles
Yig
Sol Fleury
Bluejay
Vipla
Tripe Gann Valley
Wemington Springs
Miresu
Meblum McDonald
Semon
Seek To Halt Farr And Louis Battle In London
Boxing promoter claims to have signed Max Schmeling in London while plans to halt the Farr and Louis bout unfold. The muddled report notes July activity and ongoing legal or promotional maneuvers surrounding the heavyweight clash.
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Louis
London
Summon
Mulla
Max Sehmeling
Shilling Tops Brewers in 21–13 Slugfest
Chicago reports Milwaukee rookie Jim Shilling belted two homers with bases loaded as the Brewers shellacked St Paul 21 to 13. Shilling drove in eight runs, sparking a ten run first inning and a nine run burst in the eighth. Minneapolis leads KC as Toledo seizes second place with a doubleheader sweep.
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Jim Shilling
Brewers
Minneapolis Millers T
Kansas City
Ed Beusser
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
To & the Mud Hens
Sioux Falls to Host 1934 State Golf Tournament
Members of the South Dakan Golf Association voted last night to hold the 1934 state tournament at Minnehaha Country Club in Sioux Falls with dates to be set later. David Jewett of Sioux Falls was elected president, Lee Butz of Aberdeen as vice president, and Kermit Bock of Sioux Falls as secretary treasurer at the annual banquet.
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Deadwood
South Dakan Golf Association
Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
Organizn Vion
Tomahawk Country Club
David Jewett
Lee Butz
Aberdeen
Kermit Bock
All Stars Defeat Cedar Rapids Clubs in July League Game
In July the S T Re Western League all stars, selected by sports editors, defeated Cedar Rapids, first half split season champions, 7 to 4. Both teams hit freely as the all stars outslugged Cedar Rapids 14 to 12.
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Cedar Hapids
Miller Beats Pierre In Junior Baseball
The Miller Juniors defeated the Pierre Juniors 11 to 9 in a closely contested game. Miller collected eight hits to Pierre’s two, with Virgil Parker hitting a triple and contributing three hits in as many at bats. Battery for Miller was Bahr, Erb and Erb.
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CCC Softballers at Armour Tonight in Revenge Bid
CcG To Tackle Armour tonight as Company 2770 CCC softballers seek revenge for a 31 beating last week. The game starts at 6:30 on the Armour diamond south of the plant. Tomorrow night Armour faces Huron Grocery at the same hour on the Armour diamond.
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Huron
Armour Diamond
Western League All-stars defeat Gedar Rapids 7 to 4
Baseball results from yesterday show Western League All-stars beating Gedar Rapids 7 to 4. Other scores include Winnipeg 2 over Jamestown 1, Crookston 4 over Fargo-Moorhead 1, and Eau Claire 1 to Superior 6 in the Associated Press roundup.
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Jamestown
Crookston
Fargo-Moorhead
Au Claire
Superior
American Association
Swimming Lessons From a Beach Series Sixth Installment
An illustrated installment by Jack Posuk discusses beginner water exercises. It describes entering shallow water, diving in, ducking to view the bottom, lifting the face, and practicing a forward plunge toward shore with hands extended. The writer emphasizes effort and personal progress in learning to swim.
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Jack Po- Sorttuctor
Jack Posuk Swieniog
Ani Pin
Weser
Marge
Hexti
Minor Leagues Lose Long Time Members
Two senior minor leagues the Class A Western league and the Class B Three Eye circuit shed teams this season due to poor attendance and financial woes. Rock Island Illinois relinquished its Western League franchise, leaving Des Moines Davenport Cedar Rapids Sioux City and Waterloo to carry on. Terre Haute Bloomington folded in the Three Eye League, and Peoria Decatur Moline Winds and Clinton started over after July 3 games.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Iowa Cities
Des Moines
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Waterloo
Terre Haute
Ind
Bloomington
Peoria
Decatur
Moline
Clinton
Majors Back To Work After All Star Break
After a three day break the New York Yankees renew the pennant race opening the second half at home against the Washington Senators with a 2 1/2 game lead over Detroit. The Tigers face Cleveland as the White Sox and Red Sox chase positions while the Cubs Giants Pirates and Cardinals lead the National League in a tight race.
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James Moosevelt
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Washington Baseball Club
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New York Giants
Joe McCarthy
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Golfers Adapt Clubs For Swing In Match Play
Gena Soran concedes aging in the Professional Golfers Association match play at Pittsburgh Field Club as the Squire of Brookfield trims wooden clubs from sixteen to fourteen ounces and Walter Travis switches to lighter woods. The piece notes the need for properly weighted clubs matched to a player's tempo to achieve distance, with heavy shafts for fast swingers and lighter, flexible shafts for slow swingers.
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Pittsburgh
Squire
Brookfield
Walter Travis
St of Woods
Mickey Cochran Leaves Hospital for Home
Mickey Cochrane, struck on the head by a pitched ball in New York six weeks ago, has left Henry Ford Hospital Detroit to continue convalescence at home. Throbs previously troubling spells have disappeared and he is no longer resting in bed.
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New York
Henry Ford
MacLean defeats champion in South Dakota golf action
At Deadwood on July 3 1937 Mack MacLean of Mitchell defeated defending champion Bob Dugan of Watertown to reach the state tournament finals. The round featured a new course record and multiple birdies as MacLean overcame Dugan with a two and one victory in match play. Merits from other matches included Rochetta Hale and Bernie Narlin sharing medalist honors with 2 164, plus several decisive 3 and 2 or 4 and 3 finishes among Deadwood and Sioux Falls players.
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John Rochetto
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Boston
Mark Sheafe
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Harry Sweet
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Johnny Miller
Hot Springs
Lee Morford
Bob Walrath
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J. FE. Wadel
Parkston
Bud Fantle
Mitchell
Jack Tuhe
Rube Narlin
Derby
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Bol Morrow
Warne Sevan
M. Baskex
Merrie Narlin
Jack Reed
Yale Club Wallops Minnesota Visitor in Midweek Showdown
Yale, leader of the Eastern division of the James Valley League, hosted Pipesone Minnebacco for a late week game. Yale bats battered two Pizee stone pitchers to win 13 to 4, setting a precedent for a rematch on their Minnesota diamond. Fedelhos, Gildemiester and Brush led Yale with strong hitting while Maass and Marin added offense.
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Wallops
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Kid Chocolate Outpoints Charlie Gomer in New York Fight
In New York the lightweight bout ends with Kid Chocolate defeating Charlie Gomer by decision. The card includes the Cubs team from Baltimore and scores listed as 229 74 and 32 14.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Cubs
Charlie Gomer
Baltimore
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