Indians Lose Four Straight Then Regain Lead In Tight Tilt
Henry A Armstrong stops Lew Jenkins after six rounds with a technical win for Cleveland. Bosox win pair to drop Tigers from top place as Indians lose four straight, Yankees take 13 innings to beat them. Feller, Fearon hold two hit duel. Dickey drives in winning run in 13th. Senators beat White Sox. Reds edge Bees. Hamlin guides Dodgers past Cubs. Phillies blank Cards.
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Sarazen Seeks Rematch After Narrow Cup Defeat
Sarazen challenged his challengers and America's Ryder Cup team for a rematch after a 7 to 5 loss in the recent event that benefited the Red Cross war relief fund, which organizers say raised about 16 000 dollars. Tom Walsh of the PGA suggested the match might recur next year as Sarazen defended his critique of Ryder Cup selections.
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Brewers Beat Yellowjackets 7-2 In City League
Wally Brusse fired six efficient innings and the Schooners backed him with 11 hits. The Beers built a 3-0 lead in the second, added two more in the fourth, and held Myers corner to two runs aided by sharp defense. McDowell drove in two, Brusse added two and Olson Erickson and French contributed RBIs as Schooners claimed a 7-2 victory at Ravine Park.
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Early Baseball Scores From A Turbulent Opening Night
Detroit and Boston split a doubleheader with tight late rallies while New York Chicago and Washington posted varied outcomes. The slate features players like Felier Hemsley Pearson Tebbetts and Hartnett amid a flurry of games and postponed ties across the circuit.
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Coasters Top Standard Oilers In D Ball Scrape
Coasters defeat Standard Oilers 9 to 7 in a city league game at Armour Athletic Club park. Jumbo Peterson collected nine hits through three innings as Coasters build a four run first and three more in the third. Oilers rally late but fall short as Osmaundsman shuts them down in the last four innings.
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Miller Juniors Win At Highmore 14 3 in Elimination Series
Miller post youngsters lead 14 to 3 over Highmore in district junior tournament action. Carter pitched six innings with 10 strikeouts and one walk, backed by Cahalan as Miller hitters tagged Highmore’s pitchers for 19 hits. If Miller wins today, they advance to face Pierre Gettysburg for the district title. a Highmore win would force a deciding game tomorrow.
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Tunney and Dempsey Charity Bout Denied by Tunney
WILLIAMSPORT July 18 Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey will not box for charity. Tunney called the reports of a comeback absurd and said he quit the ring 12 years ago and has no plan to return actively. He declined to comment on Dempsey's wrestling comeback campaign.
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Huron D Ball Teams To Play In Redfield Invitational Meet
Redfield invites eleven diamond ball teams for a July 21 softball tournament at the city park sponsored by the Hedfield Junior Chamber of Commerce. First round matches include Aberdeen byes and games like Redfield Nations Tea bye versus Amours Huron. Semifinals start at 11 30 a m with the championship at 6 30 p m.
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Hostak And Zale To Meet Friday Night
Seattle July 14 A clash of middleweights with heavy punching power comes Friday night in a 15 round clash for the 46 state title. Al Hostak of Seattle the titleholder meets Tony Zale of Gary Indiana with Hostak a narrow 10 8 favorite though the edge is seen as courtesy to a champion.
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Dangerous Bread Cassava Dough Poison Risk
Venezuelan Indians dry and grate cassava root to make flour for bread. The root juice holds a deadly poison that lingers in the dough until baked, making the bread hazardous if not heated properly.
Huck Geary Stars as All Stars Beat Kansas City in Classic
Huck Geary starred for the All Stars who beat Kansas City 9 5 in the annual classic seen before 18 499 fans. Geary's first inning double sparked a two run burst, driving in Buck Tausen and later scoring on Wrights eighth inning double. Jerry Priedy added a long homer for KC with Wright injuring a facial gash earlier in the game.
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Giants Better Obey Orders Warns As Dillinger Link Looms
New York July 18 Lew Jenkins sparked a Giants win with sharp fielding and Henry Armstrong kept the mound solid. Billy Terry announced a new batting order and a stricter discipline policy to enforce pay consequences for off style. Julie Dillinger tops the middle Atlantic league in stolen bases while NL batting averages sit near a pitcher’s paradise. Broadway plans a cowhand rootin tootin joint as Dixie Walker of the Dodgers receives a Sunday day and testimonial dinner. Tom Meany notes Jenkins must still convince Mrs Jenkins there is an excuse for Hymie Caplin’s purse portion last night.
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De Smet to Host Yale in Sunday Showdown
De Smet leads Redstone Valley league as they chase a second half title by hosting Yale Sunday. In other action De Smet beat Bancroft 7 to 2 while Yale fell to Willow Lake 7 to 6. First half crown hinges on Iroquois versus Willow Lake.
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Demaret is Laid Up With Foot Infection
Chicago news reports Jimmy Demaret forced to skip the Chicago Open due to a foot infection. He hoped to challenge Ben Hogan in the Vardon trophy race but will pause tournament play until later this summer. The entry list includes many leading American teaching pros.
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Two-Nut Relief Shuts Out Tigers Then Beates Them in Return
Yesterday's Stars Fritz Oxtermueller and Bob Dower of the Red Sox-Farmer combine for a five inning relief win over the Tigers in game one, while the latter's four run homer in the first inning helps seal game two. Bill Dickey singles home run to break up Indians game in the lth inning. Luke Hamlin limits Cubs to three hits. Hugh Mulcahy shuts out Cardinals on five hits. Paul Derringer earns his 12th win by scattering eight hits against the Bees.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Home Runs
The AP tally lists top batting and home run leaders. Danning of New York leads batting at .461 with May of Philadelphia at .328. Mize of St Louis leads with 24 home runs, followed by Nicholson of Chicago and Fletcher of Pittsburgh tied at 21.
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Armstrong dominates Jenkins in brutal Polo Grounds upset
Henry Armstrong delivers a savage masterclass, pile driving Lew Jenkins six times as Jenkins collapses in the sixth round during a non-title bout at the Polo Grounds. Jenkins, tall in the head and mised in the chin, never fully recovers, ending Armstrong's remarkable rise.
Juniors To Hold Practice Friday Before District Meet
Wil Ham Reaves Post juniors prepare for the district championship with a 6 p.m. practice Friday at Ravine Park led by Coach Bill Zeller The 14 man squad reports promptly Then Huron Redfield face first semi final at 12 30 p m Sunday Redfield beat Wessington 7 to 4 in earlier play Faulkton meets Cresbard in the other semi final The junior city league games resume Friday morning at McKinley School playground at 9 o clock with East Siders vs North Siders
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