Cubs Face Giants Without Help in Top NL War
Cubs stay isolated at the top of the National League as rivals, Pirates and Cardinals, lose key players and stumble. Hubbell shines for the Giants while Jim Winford and Dizzy Dean injuries weaken St Louis. Yankees win big as DiMaggio lifts team with homer and Ruffing extends streak amid a chaotic day of scores.
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Bill Bont
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Pirates
Cardinals
Bucs
Carl Hubbell
Arky Vaughan
Polo Grounds
Pie Traynor
Terrymen
Jim Winford
Dizzy Dean
Hubbell
Hank Leiber
Bob Feller
Chicasoans
Boston Bees
Jim Turner
Turner
Bruins
Grissom
Phelps
Dodgers
Reds
Rhino- Ancders
Dodger
George Magerkurth
Yanks
Ree
St. Louis
Red Ruffing
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehig
Red Sox
Sox
Browns
Indians
Senators
Athletics
White Sox
Wagner Wins Game No 13 in Nebraska State Baseball League
Sioux Falls defeated Norfolk 4 to 4 in a confusing line, Mitchell beat Grand Island 14 to 6, and Fairbury edged Beatrice 8 to 7. Frank Wagner notched his 13th season win as Mitchell piled up 12 runs in the first three innings, Beatrice rallying late but coming up short.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Norfolk
Mitchell
Grand Island
Fairbury
Beatrice
Frank Wagner
Canary
Bionx
Paris
Wagner
Brandon
Knall
Gibb
Olson
Knox
Robison
Pally
Holmes
Moran
Beatrice Kujath
Hyatt
Goeth
Martin
Brewers Face Brooklyn Colored Giants At Ravine Park
The Brewers meet the Brooklyn Colored Giants tonight at Ravine Park in their first season game. Manager Louis Bloodgood relies on Quigley and Willie Gross for pitching with Kulawik out, while Burns and Red Rouse pace a batting order around .300. The Giants, a Negro team based in Kansas City, arrive strong but not insurmountable for the hosts.
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Brewers
Brooklyn Colored Giants
Ravine Park
Giants
Kansas City
Juuiors
Pierre
Redfield
Colored Giants
Louis Bloodgood
Bloodgood
Letty Kreutzer
Norfolk
Brewer
Quigley
Willie Gross
Sig Kulawik
Kulawik
Hurton
Sig
Burns
Valentine
Hort
Red Rouse
Mahoney
Bud Martin
John van
Van
Sockers
Baseball Redsox? Historic Game Summary
Yesterday's baseball recap lists players Bonura Kennedy Peters Dean Appling with runs batted in by Hill Walker Bonura Kennedy Kreevich. Ambler 2 base hit Hill Walker 3 base hits Kennedy home run Werber Appling stolen bases. Double play Aspublet to Dean. Left on base Philadelphia 6 Chicago 4. Ross 8 hits Kelley 1, Kennedy 2 strikeouts. Rosa as losing pitcher. Attendance about 3,500. Northern League Eau Claire 4 Jamestown postponed by rain. Cedar Rapids? Stowx City Waterloo tolls.
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Zara
Bonura
Kennedy
Peters
Dean
Appling
Hill
Walker
Kreevich
Ambler
Werber
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ross
Kelley
Rosa
Urmpires
Dinneen
Kells
Hubbard
Washington
Almada
Ro Lewis
Kuhel
Stone
Travis
Myer
Simmons
R. Ferrell
Fischer
Cohen
Sington
Cleveland
Lary
Hughes
Averill
Trosky
Solters
Campbell
Hudlin
Balle
Hite
Balla
Boston
Vosmik
Hemaley
Carey
P ‘Thomas
Huffman
Allen
New York
Hoo
Crosetti
Thomas
Rolfe
DiMaggio
St Louis
Gehrig
Nair
deSautels
Gaffke
Ruffing
Knickerbocker
Mills
Gebringer
Greenberg
Newsome
York
Fox
Tebbels
Cana
Newsom
Arn- Wade
Johnston
Owens
Moriarty
Tanks
Coftman
P Gelbert
American
Gil
Louieville
Fiert
Wave
Coffman
Columbus
Ater
Macon
Detroit
Crouch
Louisville
Dole
Gehringer
Dickey
Hoag
Tising
Marrow
Marrow and ‘Berres, Cooper, Rolfe, Gehringer, Dickey
Laniert
Potter and Clark
Minneapolis
Cid Able
Rogell
Green
Wade
Birikepute-Wade
Gill
Wace
Lealng
Wede
Quinn
MicCiowsn
Tone
Ae. Atendance
Rho Galan
Hack
Collins
Demaree
Herman
Hartnott
Turges
Cargarretts
Root
Frey
Devis
Hutted
Root &Th
Garms
Warstler
Cuccinello
Moore
Maye
Fletcher
Lopez
Turne
Sype i
Rims
Cucciniello
Turner
Davis
Goetz
Reardon
Finelli
Sioux City Golfer In Feature Match
Sioux City golfer Dunane City advanced in the feature quarterfinals of the Mth event in Chicago, defeating Earl Wilde of Chicago by 2 and 1 to set up a potential title claim left vacant by Sid Richeedsoe. In the other upper bracket match Ken Brakauer of Kansas City defeated Art Andress of Chicago.
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Chicago
Dunane City
Mth
Hue
Sid Richeedsoe
Earl Wilde
Smother
Kansas City War
Ken Brakauer
Art Andress
Sanborn Juniors to Face Stickney in Woonsocket Friday
Sanborn County Junior Legion baseball, formed from five county Junior League teams, prepares for its first game against Stickney in Woonsocket Friday night. The squad aims to enter the Mitchell Legion tournament July 17-18, with Wessington Springs as their opener.
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Woonsocket
Sanborn County Junior Legion
Sanborn Country Legion
Mitchell
Wessington Springs
Myers Corner
Woonsocket Ladies
Letcher
Letcher Boys
Pan American Games Open Under Stars Tonight in Dallas
The Pan American Games begin in Dallas tonight with four days of pageantry. U S officials Louis John I ge and Governor Jorbes VY. Allied attend along with South and Central American dignitaries as the flame of friendship lights atop a monumental arch. Top champions from North, South and Central America, including record holders, participate in the ceremonies but competitions start tomorrow night.
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Dallas
Sone
United States
Rio Grande
Louis John Ige
Jorbes VY
Exes
Veises
Friensahin
North
South
Central America
Waterloo Leads Western Loop in Des Moines Game
In Des Moines Iowa on July 15 the Red Hawks moved into second place after defeating Davenport 6 to 2 as Lefty McDougall pitched shutout innings. The team had two wins and one loss in the second half with Davenport also contributing a tight loss.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
Red Hawks
Demad
Sioux City
Lefty McDougall
Ae Moines
Davenport
Ace Cardinal Flinger Ought To Try For Weakness
Ty Cobb lauds Dizzy Dean as a potential all time great, urging focus on batters’ weaknesses rather than overpowering them. Cobb compares Dean to Mathewson, notes Dean’s eccentricities, and suggests incentive schemes could push his true value higher.
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Ace
Flinger
Russell Newland
San Ese
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Yore
Dizzy Dean
Mathewson
Dix
The
Peach
Detroit Tigers
Dean
Cobb
Atherton
Ike
Tumse Falters at National Open Round
NEA reports Joe Tumse competed in the National Open at Sciota Country Club in Columbus needing four to tie Bobby Jones for the title. He hit a middle fairway drive and seemed likely to reach the green in two, but the second shot misfired landing short. He finished five over, one behind Jones, with lessons on through-stroke technique highlighted.
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Joe Tumse
Sciota Country Club
Columbus
Bobby Jones
Joe
Jones
Devel
Yesterday's Stars Rally in 10-2 Tigers Rout
The Associated Press recap highlights Buffing and Yankeen Kald leading a batting spree as five Tigers give up ten runs on eight hits with several walks. A dominant 25-6 rout by Mia Trephy and Vernon Kaneoty’s team spreads late game scoring, while Browns struggle in defeat.
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Yankeen Kald Tigers
Tigers
Buster Mill
Hed Monete
Bie
Grove
Browns
Mia Trephy
Indiane
Vernon Kaneoty
Walle
Vicina Goer
War Admiral Seabiscuit And Rosemont Top Horses Of 1937
The 1937 racing season crowns War Admiral as the three year old champion while Sea Biscuit leads the handicap division. Rosemont, champion by a chain of victories including the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, earns top money with 97 528. Seabiscuit trails with 82 025 as Rosemont remains money leader overall. Two year olds shift the focus to eastern Derby hopefuls and western cream Bourbon King and partners. Mars Stable shows strength with War Admiral sidelined at Belmont and Delaware Park.
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New York
War Admiral
Belmont Park
C. S. Howard's Sea
Biscuit
Rosemont
Samuel Riddle
Philadelphia
Son
Delaware Park
Lesbiscuit
Seabiscuit
Mars Stable
Saratoga
John Hay Whity Iay
Ethel V. Mars
Domin
Hal Price Headley
Bourbon King & Strong
Warbridge
Farrell
Chicago
Tiger V
Sky
Deadline Near In D C Event Club Championship Qualifiers Tighten
Deadline approaches for posting qualifying scores as eight Country Club golfers have entered the club championship. Postings close tomorrow night after a two week delay due to airport ceremonies. Early rounds hint at a two man duel between Bill Nielson and Dick Han, with others including Claude Austin and Howard Saylor bidding for low qualifying scores.
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National League
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Handley
L. Waner
P. Waner
Jennen
Bill Nielson
Dick Hanpter
Nielson
Hanten
Claude Austin
H L Saylor
Howard Saylor
Suhr
Tolala
Bowman
I Axelrad
Kirk Wheeler
Bill Peter
New York
Ab Pho
Ike Wyl
Austin Lige
Moore
Berger
McCarthy
Young
Bertell
Bartel
Ott
Bartell
Whitehead
Hubbell
Brandt
Ballanfant
Kiem
Sears
Get in the Swim Series by Jack Pobuk on speed and start
A bootlegged series by instructor Jack Pobuk promotes swimming drills to boost speed and performance. It stresses conditioning, control, relaxation, coordination, and rhythm, highlighting starts as crucial and detailing breath control and underwater exhalation.
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Jack Pobuk
Red Burman and Stankin Taylor Race in Richland Meet
In Richmond Minnesota the young athletes from OKLABOMA CPTY compete with MT and Hollywood entries. Key figures include Red Burman, 188, and Stankin Taylor, IS. Details are sparse but the event centers on a local track appearance with prominent local clubs and participants.
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Oklaboma Cpty
Stankin Taylor
Hollywood
Menem
Columbus Red Birds Meet Association's Best In All Star Game
Chicago July 15 The Columbus Red Birds earned a spot to face the American Association stars in the league's fourth annual all star game set for July 27 at Red Bird stadium. Burt Shotten's squad clinched the right by sweeping a doubleheader over Louise Ville Colonels to stay in first place. Max Macon posted his 15th win as Columbus won the first game 3 to 1 and then took the second game to cement a one and a half game lead over Toledo's Mud Hens with Indianapolis rained out. Minneapolis fell behind as Milwaukee won 13 to 7.
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Chicago
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Burt Shotten
Fluck
Louise ‘Ville Colonels
Red Bird Stadium
Association
Honce Ball Writers Association
Max Macon
The
Birds
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Springs Junior Club overwhelms Wessington Juniors 16 7
Springs in a final pre district game overwhelmed Wessington Juniors 16 7 Tuesday evening. Jimmy Hendrickson and Burchfield hit home runs while Giever of Wessington also went deep. Wessington commit ted nine errors as Jensen and Wemington allowed eight and six hits respectively.
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Springs
Wessington
Wessington Springs
Jimmy Hendrickson
Bell
Bowen
Wemington Southpaw
V. Jensen
Jensen, Wahl
Bult
Rowen
Luscher
North Bears East In Boys League Thriller Turnout
North stretched its early lead to a full game by defeating Best 14 31 in a wild baseball night. Kaminsky Berz Hofzr Bloomberg and Doty provided extra base hits as North and East traded heavy hits. East showed improvement until the fifth when Northsiders rallied for six runs setting up a Friday doubleheader at West diamond. Saphle pill begins at 6 p.m. The final: North 10 East 4 with Woodward Bloomberg Sishk Kaminsky Berg Nelson contributing hits.
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North Bears
Range Land
West Diamond
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Myers
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Cooney
Hammett
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Lavagetto
Winsett
Brown
Bucher
Hoyt
Frenkhouas
Morgan
St. Louie
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Reese
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Red Burman
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Kaminsky
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