Yankees Narrow Lead as Indians Rally Fizzles
Cleveland pitchers walk six in a pivotal ninth as Earle Combs doubles to start a furious rally. New York wins 7 4 to close gap on Detroit, while Boston and St Louis split, and Washington tops Detroit 10 8. Ralph Kress Luke Sewell Fred Schulte homer in rally.
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Hal Trosky
Earl Averill
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Lloyd Brown
Bob Weiland
Red Rolfe
Sony Lazzeri
Babe Ruth
Ber Chapman
Bill Dickey
Myzil Hoag
Johnny Allen
Ralph Kress
Luke Sewell
Fred Schulte
Joe Cronin
Bob Burke
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Hamlin
Auker
Marbery
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Baseball Scores From The National And Minor Leagues
Baseball results show no National League games. American Association saw Columbus defeat Kansas City 10 to 7 while Indianapolis at Minneapolis was postponed due to wet grounds. Other Western and Northern League games included Sioux City 12 Des Moines 4 and Cedar Rapids 9 St. Joseph 1, with Omaha at Davenport and Fargo Moorhead 1 Winnipeg 4 as the only North division action.
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Fargo-Moorhead
Winnipeg
North Side Juniors Tangle with East Tonight in League
North Side Juniors travel to Redfield to face East in a league game after a 2 to 1 loss to Redfield Sunday. Huron Junior American Legion team seeks to rebound, carrying an undefeated league streak into tonight’s contest with potential neutral-site action at Redfield. Johnny Graves and Eckley figure in the matchups with Danny Delvin and Allenstown listed among involved players.
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American Legion
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Virginia’s Harpers Dominate Old Dominion Golf
The Harpers, Virginia’s top golfing family, dominate the state’s amateur scene. Chandler Harper, three-time men’s champion, wins the Virginia title at Princess Anne with a 68 in stroke play and strong match play performance. His sister Lily, 17, proves formidable, reaching the women’s final despite stiff competition from Rita Mian of Danville.
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Harpers
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Feature Match In Iowa Open Tennis Tournament
Des Moines veteran Ben Beckerman advanced to the second round in the Iowa open tennis tournament held in Des Moines. The standout youth Teiahuste defeated Jon Van Cimkel of Des Moines 7-5 in a feature match during yesterday’s play, highlighting the event in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Bob Tule
Okla
Nat Mar
Ben Beckerman
Teiahuste
Yester Seat
Jon van Cimkel
Des Boines
Baseball News From Yesterday’s Games
A jumble of names from major league games includes Al Simmons homering twice as the White Sox divided a doubleheader with the Red Sox. Alex McColl Ralph Kress Luke Sewell and Fred Schulte are noted with strong relief work for the Senators. Johnny Allen of the Yankees earned a win with credited support.
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Athletics
al Simmons
White Sox
Red Sox
Alex McColl
Ralph Kress
Luke Sewell
Fred Schulte
Senators
Tixera
Johnny ‘Allen
Yankees
Raha
Miller Pitchers Tackle Dynamite
Chicago reports the American Association prepares an all-star game in Minneapolis with Allan Sotheran leading the squad against Donie Bush's team. The lineup features six Milwaukee players and stars like Earl Webb Bill Brezel and Ernie Wingard, while Columbus and Louisville face late-season losses and struggling standings.
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Donie Bush
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Ernie Wingard
Leport
Lin Storti
Fred Bedore
Bill Niemsiec
Glenn Wright
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Earl Webb
Jack Eloza
Milton Galatzer
Webb
Blaza
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Mil Alamada
Bangas City
Sotheran
Tony Rensa
Bill Brezel
E. Garland Braxton
Harry Hochette
Gene Trow
Trowne- Gay
Louisville
Columbus
Buffalo
Red Birds
Louieville
Birds
al Sheely
Blues
Shealy
Lena Sciles
Lenneville Captures North Dakota Traps Doubles Title
Lenneville of Dickinson won the state trapshoot doubles title at Minot with 13 of 10 targets and climbed into the all around lead with 188200 for the day. W A Lille Dickinson was runner up after a shoot off for second, Lester Troeh of New Rockford defeated Cap Saunders of Minot. Brown of Watertown led with five under par.
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Lanneville
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Lester Troeh
New Rockford
Cap Saunders
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Watertown
Hitchcock Strengthens Sec ond In Northern James Valley League
Hitchcock increased its hold on second place in the northern division by defeating Fleming's Cubs Sunday. Glaze pitched for Hitchcock, Harris caught Swartz, and the Cubs hit two home runs. Both teams combined for ten strikeouts as Ferguson and Mahoney accounted for the Cubs.
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James Valley Baseball League
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Pro Funds Laffoon Seeks Two Wins But Falls Short
Denver pro J. Revolta won the St Paul Open in a playoff over Laffoon who had earlier led at Peoria and St Paul. Laffoon, known as a clutch player, tied for lead in regulation and faltered at key moments including an eagle try that lip‑hugged the cup. Revolta closed with a birdie to clinch the title as Cooper trailed by two.
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Associated Press
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St Paul
Peoria
Harry Cooper
Chicago
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Medalist Honors Go to Mrs Jewett in South Dakota Women's Golf
Sioux Falls reporter notes Mrs J D W Jewett captured medalist honors at the South Dakota women's golf tournament at Minnehaha Country Club with a 100 in the 18 hole qualifying. Elmwood's Mrs C P Wyman runner up with 103 and Parkston's Mrs E R Doering tied for third at 104 as the championship round begins with match pairings listed.
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Grif Maxwell
Dan Kirby
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Richards Wins But Won't Claim Title In Pro Meet
In Asbury Park on July 12 1942 Vincent Richards former U S Davis Cup star defeated Hans Nusslein of Germany to win the world professional championship but he refused to claim the title due to a poor court Richards won 4 6 4 6 2.
Jumping a Stymie in Golf Mastery Technique
The guide explains a simple fundamental for jumping a stymie using a mashie or mashie-niblick. Keep the clubhead level and follow the ball along the ground after contact. Emphasizes the follow through as essential for both stymies and ordinary golf shots.
James Valley directors plan titular playoff tonight
James Valley League directors meet at 8 to arrange a three game playoff between Woonsocket southern division champions and Buffalo northern division winners for the league pennant. First game likely Sunday with coin toss determining home site. If needed a third game to be played at a neutral diamond.
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Disrud Hasten To Meet In Club Cup Rounds
In the Country Club annual Clni¢ Cup, Dick Hasten meets Rev S D Disrud in the upper bracket after Disrud won 4 and 3 over Jack Frost to reach the third round. Hasten advanced as Howard Shober defaulted, with Buchhols, Schaefer and Coffey also moving on by defaults due to absences as second round matches proceed toward Thursday's deadline.
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Hatten
Howard Shober
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Frank Coffey
H. C. Whaley
Irving Axelrad
Demerey Dominates Wooten In Main Event Victory
Dick Demerey easily defeated Timmy Wooten in the main event last night at Bionx City. Demerey weighed 145 pounds, from Aberdeen, D. with a decisive finish in the seventh and eighth rounds. Earlier, Vaughan knocked out Blanchard in a six round semi main. Fields stopped Marino in Pittsburgh.
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Billy Vaughan
Tortington
Wyo
Buster Blanchard
Manhattan
Kons
Vf Hy
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Aberdeen
D. Worl
Timmy Wooten
Omaha
Pemeérey
Wootan
State B B Tourney Set For Watertown
The 1934 state baseball tournament of the Association of South Dakota Baseball Leagues will be held in Watertown on September 5. The executive committee announced the decision at a Sunday meeting in Webster.
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Association of South Dakota
Watertown
Association
Williams Picks Best US Davis Cup Team for Interzone
Captain R Norris Williams named his strongest U S Davis cup quartet for the interzone against Australia while Wilmer Allison quit the squad after being called as a possible doubles replacement. Williams emphasized focus on winning the interzone series and did not consider England plans. Allison prepared for a return voyage after a brief Wimbledon practice run.
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R. Norris Williams
United States
Wilmer Allison
Allison
Laster Stoefen
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Stoefen
George DE. Latt
Frank X Shields
Sidney,b. Wood, Jr
Australia
England
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Wimbledon
Standings Fights Last Night In Indianapolis and Nearby
Tracy Cox 125 from Houston defeated Carlos Garcia 133 in Indianapolis. Dan Petrin 174 from Englewood outpointed Buddy Me Arthur of Washington. Tommy Riss of Wilmington beat Hale Turner from Newport News in Richmond.
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Dianapolis
Carlos Garcia
Mexico
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Dan Petrin
Englewood
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Arthur
Fairmont
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Tommy Riss
Wilmington
Hale Turner
Newport News
Boxers To Meet In Tourney To Pick Eaer Opponent
New York July 1. Madison Square Garden plans a summer series of elimination bouts to choose a challenger for Baer. Four contenders are lined up Steve Hamas Primo Camera Art Lasky and the winner of Neusel Schmeling in Germany. The plan includes a second division in support for promotion to the first division.
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Jissmy Johnston
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Ghosts and Mudhens Open Playoff Series Tonight
The Mudhens and Ghosts begin a best three playoff for the Prosperity League first half title with two games on consecutive evenings and a potential Friday finale. If the series winner advances to a three game set against the Red Birds for the league championship. Also on the softball docket two games are scheduled, and Dakota Schooners are listed for a City Leque matchup with the A U W.
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Johnson Leads A's In AL Home Run Pace With 27
The Associated Press notes the American League home run leader is Johnson of the Athletics with 27 homers while Foxx also of the Athletics has 2. No games were played yesterday and the National League standings remain unchanged.
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