All Star Victory Lifts National Leaguers for World Series Hope
The Associated Press reports the National League leads with renewed optimism as teams return from the All Star break. Reds hold the edge, Giants face St Louis, Phillies visit Pirates, Bees vs Cubs in daylight, Tigers and Indians easy resumes, Browns vs Yankees, White Sox vs Red Sox set.
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Colonels Sweep Series With Kels Millers Lose Fourth In Row
The Louisville Colonels defeated Minneapolis 7 to 1 to complete a four game sweep and keep Kansas City four games ahead. The Mud Hens beat the Blues 4 to 2, snapping St Louis four losses and ending their seven game win streak. Columbus topped Milwaukee 24 to 1 as Columbus and St Paul remained in a tight chase for fourth place with Indianapolis slipping.
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Scrambling for Shots Key to Championship Tennis
The article stresses that ability and urge to scramble for shots are vital in top tennis. It advises offensive play to force errors, steady practice five days a week, and balanced training with five singles and two doubles sets. It cautions against distractions during tournaments and advocates even muscular balance and point-focused goals.
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Hack Of Cubs Knows How Runs Are Scored
Abeerdeen Clouter Is Robbed of Home Run. The piece notes Stan Hack of the Chicago Cubs could enumerate seven methods of scoring a run on a Hall of Sports program. Also mentions Bud Mot Max, Joe Louis, Gene Sarazen versus Walter Hagen match, and other sports tidbits from a Chicago Times Friday column.
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Redfield Juniors Edge Webster In Extra Inning Clash
Redfield juniors rallied to beat Webster 3 to 2 in 11 innings as Pribble stole second and scored on Reinecke's hit. Rober pitched five hits with 12 strikeouts for Redfield, while Webster errors aided the winners. The result closed Redfield’s pre tournament schedule and forced cancellation of other games.
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Sunrise Baseball On Trial In Kansas
Sunrise baseball debuts Sunday in the Kansas State semi pro tournament near Wichita. A nine game program pushed officials to start the first game at 3 am with coffee and doughnuts for players umpires and spectators.
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Baseball scores from open date and league matchups
AP recap shows American Association and Western League results with multiple games. Notable line scores include Toledo at Milwaukee, Columbus at St Paul, Indianapolis at Minneapolis, and Louisville with Hogsett and teammates posting a win. Sioux Falls and Sioux City games cited with rain and a postponed Norfolk at Worthington due to high wind.
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Darkness Ends Seventh Inning In Schooner Beer Game
The Schooner Beer Shop and Sport Shop clash at Ravine Park ended after seven innings at dusk tied at 5 5. Play resumes tonight as Gagnon Dairymen and Myers Yellow Jackets start the second half with a 6 50 p m first pitch while officials consider earlier starts due to dwindling twilight.
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Hugh Casey Beaned In Exhibition Game
Brooklyn pitcher Hugh Casey was beaned in a Johnstown exhibition and taken to Mercy Hospital for observation. He remained resting well with a fairly good condition after losing consciousness in the third inning as Brooklyn defeated the Johnstown Penn State Association farm clubs 15 to 10.
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Fights Last Night In It Teeds Fights Last Night Al In It Te
Hartford report shows Petey Scalzo the featherweight champion from New York stopping Bobby Ivy in a quick fight. In Oakland Hay Sunny of San Francisco defeated Jose Gallardo of Mexico City.
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Boudreau And Mack Turn Basketball Skill Into Infield Mastery
Louis Boudreau Jr and Ray Mack showcase basketball speed and accuracy as they train infielders. The duo’s quick pivots and relay throws impressed peers like Ozzy Melillo and Ted Lyons. Their on and off field chemistry and training with Greg Mulleavy helped spark a rapid rise in Buffalo and Cleveland.
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New Setts Found Each Year Revealing Names Across Types
Each year thousands of new setts are discovered, with 2 to 4 names identified for each type. The ongoing tally highlights diversity among discovered categories and the expanding catalog of known setts.
Gettysburg Juniors Beat Pierre 11 to 3 in Slugfest
Gettysburg Juniors snapped a slump with an 11 to 3 victory over Pierre. Gettysburg collected 11 hits, struck out 11, and capitalized on early offense to drive in three runs in the first inning. Pierre finished with 4 runs on 14 hits and 4 errors.
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DiMaggio Knee Slowdown Bothering Detroit Manager
Detroit manager Hey Baker believes Joe DiMaggio’s knee still limits him. Baker thinks the Yankee center fielder is one or two steps slower than before his spring knee injury.
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Break for cagers hangs invitation to five foreign trips
Indiana Hanover College basketball team has received an invitation to play in Peru Panama Ecuador and Argentina next winter, expanding the travel schedule for the program.
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Bowling Boom Reaches Over Two Thousand Alleys
More than 2000 new bowling alleys have been installed at the United States area, marking a new record according to ABC statistics.
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Milwaukee
United States
ABC Statistics
Western Amateur Favorites Fairly Well Distributed
In Minneapolis 62 players advance to match play after 36 hole qualifying at the Western Amateur. Co medalists Jim Forrier of Sydney and Art Doering of Chicago led with 142, while favorites include Burd Ward and Johnny Goodman among others. Defending champ Harry Todd opens against Sam Arnold as 64 players with 160 or better reach the round of 64.
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Faulkton Defeats Redfield To Take First Half Title
Faulkton beat Redfield 15 to 4 to clinch the first half championship of the James Way League in a postponed playoff. Faulkton led 6-1 in the second inning after Redfield miscues and piled up 14 hits as Joe Brewer pitched a full game. Redfield scored twice in the third and seventh, while Nassan held Faulkton scoreless after the sixth.
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Kennedy to Enroll at Chicago University Next Year
White Sox third baseman Bob Kennedy, 19, plans to enroll at the University of Chicago next year. The move signals a college return, highlighting Kennedy's ties to academics amid baseball duties.
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