Detroit Advances as Tigers Sweep Yankees Series
Detroit reaches top of the American League after a 193 win in the 16 game set with the New York Yankees. Rowe Again wins for Detroit, Gehrig returns strong for the Yankees, while Giants Cubs and Phillies also post notable wins. Indians, Athletics, Pirates, Red Sox, and Browns post key results in a busy day across the league.
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Hugh §. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Ed Brands
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Millers To Meet All-Star Outfit In First All-Star Game
The American Association plans an all star game in Minneapolis thursday with the league leading Millers Facing stars chosen by fans. Minneapolis clinched top spot by beating Toledo 11 1 and Indianapolis 5 4 as Jess Petty earned his 14th win. Columbus and Kansas City split, Louisville and Milwaukee held fourth after a split with Toledo. The charity tilt will donate half profits to the National Association of Professional Baseball Players and the rest to the players bonus fund.
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American Association
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
Minneapolis Millers
Judy
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Jess Petty
Indians
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Columbus
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Paul Page
Hobo Carson
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Tia Storti
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George Able
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Colonels
Clyde Hatter
Saints
National Association of Professional Baseball Players
Ware
Bell Leaves Job To Chase Tennis Comeback Return to Top Form
Berke ley Bell, the frail Texan once a top player, has taken a summer leave from his job to pursue a tennis comeback in New York. The 1930 Davis Cup veteran seeks a return to a first ten rating after winning the national collegiate title in 1929, with recent strong showings in state and Atlantic events signaling renewed form.
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Austin
Manhattan
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Eddie Jacobs
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Delaware
Allison
Huron Grocers Retain Central South Dakota D-Ball Title
The Huron Grocery Co. baseball team retained the Central South Dakota championship by defeating the Dakota Schooners 4 to 1 in the final. Jumbo Peterson led pitching, blitzing Iroquois earlier, while Hetland and Werner delivered strong performances. The tournament featured a six-hit gem by Peterson, a 2 to 0 semi final win over Iroquois, and an All-Star exhibition where the Americans beat the Nationals 6 to 3.
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Rowse
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Betlands
Buron
Nationals Land Americans
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Loomis
Nationals
Cleveland
Reed
Weer
Minter
Cavalcade May Run In Arlington Handicap Race
Cavalcade, three year old Amer ican turf champion, may run in the Arlington handicap at Arlington Park next Saturday. Trainer Smiling Bob Smith weighs options between entering older horses or keeping Cavalcade in the stable if weight conditions prove unfavorable. Other Brookmeade stable horses Inander and Good Goods will be assessed for handicap entries. Cavalcade already earned 12695 dollars for owner Mrs Isabel Sloane of New York after Saturday's triumph.
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Arlington Park
Bob Smith
Brookmesde
Inander
Good Goods
Cavalcade
Smith
Saratoga
Cavsleade
Isabel Sloane
New York
Brockmeade
Three Will Try To Break Deadlock In St Paul Open Playoff
ST PAUL MINN July 1 Associated Press The St Paul Open heads to a 36 hole playoff with Cooper Laffoon and Revolta after 72 hole totals 282 and Revolta’s 65 in yesterday’s action. Revolta, a Chicago pro, boosted by 15 final round, led field with superb scoring while Laffoon and Cooper prepare for 18 hole morning and afternoon playoff. Prize money includes 1000 to winner, 309 to runner up and 209 for third.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
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Minn
Harry Cooper
Chicezo
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Cooper
Laffoon
Renolta
Chicago
Peoria
Tommy Armour
Springfield
Samning
Revolt2
Revolta
Keller Municipal
Krause Is Most Popular Gridder at Ballot Picks
Chicago July 16 Ed Krause Notre Dame star led the vote tally in a balloting for a 1993 college senior gridiron team to meet the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. George Sauer and Aaron Rosenberg followed, with others named for ends tackles guards centers quarterbacks and backs across multiple colleges.
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Saver
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Keeble
California
Los Angeles
Hicks shoots 78 at Sioux Falls in fog and rain
Helen Hicks, former women's national amateur champion now professional, and Ralph Porter lost to Eddie McElligott and Mrs D D Jewett in a best ball foursome at Minnehaha Country club. Hicks carded 78, equaling Porter, while McElligott shot 72. Hicks ends weeks with under 80 scores.
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Sioux Falls
Helen Hicks
Ralph ‘Porter
Eddie Mc‘Elligatt
McHlligott
Miss Hicks
New York
Hawthorn Gold Cup Cancelled Amid Training Shortage
Chicago officials announce the Gold Cup Handicap at Hawthorn will not be run this year due to a scarcity of top class handicap contenders in training. The $5,000 added event has frequently decided the national racing championship.
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Hawthorn
Chicago Business Men's
Redfield Juniors Triumph Over Huron 2 1 in West Park
Redfield juniors defeated Huron 2 to 1 at West Park as Bastian allowed five innings before Parsons closed. Huron used Schroger Bloomberg and Pierce in a losing effort amid misplays and Redfield’s timely hitting. Huron will back Redfield to host district junior tournament while Huron city league resumes tomorrow with north and west side teams clashing.
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Bloomberg
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Cup Tournament Advances To Second Round At Country Club
Second round in the Clinic cup tournament proceeds with three matches completed as mid summer vacations cause defaults. Boyd Benson beat H. H. Head in a tight finish. Saylor and McClelland advance, with Saylor and McClelland drawn in the lower bracket. July 13 is the deadline for next results.
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H. H. Head
I Up
H. L. Saylor
Saylor
McClelland
Ray
Jay Spink
John Hinman
H. A McClelland
George McKeon
A. B. Blake
BL. Saylor
Zell Eaton Captures Western Amateur Title in Oklahoma City
Zell Eaton won the Western Amateur at Twin Bills Golf Course in Oklahoma City on his 21st birthday, defeating Dave Goldman 4 and 3 in the 36-hole final. Stender Ze Exton of Oklahoma City, a former caddie, earned his first major title with Eaton as medalist, while Exton had been Oklahoma’s noted amateur medalist and previously runner-up in national events.
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Oklahoma City
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Eaton
Twin Bills
Dave
Spec) Goldman
Exton
Okolahoma
Oklahoma
Smong
Miller And Iroquois Nab Honors In Central SD Golf Tourney
Miller wins team title with an eight man squad posting 760 as Iroquois closely trails. Keith Grant and J E Weaver clinch runner up and Miller’s Spein and Weaver bag top two ball honors amid windy, damp conditions at Huron Country Club. Huron club's Matson shines with 83, while host squad totals 742.
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Ralph Andrews
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John Dangle
Russell Bard
Ray Clark
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Prosperity League Playoff Postponed By Manager Absence
Ghosts and Mudbens playoff series delayed as Manager A F Cultane from Prosperity town is absent. Series opens Tuesday with second game Wednesday and a possible Friday decider. Winner faces Red Birds for 1934 league title next week. City League resumes with games this week. Dulling of San Antonio defeats Nelson of Los Angeles to win Midwest junior singles title 40.
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Los Angeles
Baseball Results From Associated Press Scores
Baseball results from AP wire show multiple games across leagues. Highlights include New York over Detroit with Murphy and Dickey starring, first and second games listed. plus Philadelphia and Chicago matches and several midwestern scores featuring Cleveland Washington and other clubs.
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