Hubbell Dean Three-Season Duel Is All Even Again
Hubbell and The Great Dean split a pitching duel as the three season series sits two wins each. Medwick tied the NL hit streak record at ten with a 3-for-3 and the Giants beat the Indians 2-1 on Hartell’s tenth inning homer. Cubs nipped Dodgers 5-3 to maintain NL lead while Pirates crushed Phillies 17-4 and Reds lost again. In the AL, Indians beat Yankees 6-5, Browns upset Red Sox 5-4, White Sox saw eight-game win streak end, and Tigers swept Athletics in a doubleheader.
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Yasterday's Stores Minneapolis ne 4 OE Louisville
A brief box score entry notes Grabowski and Hargrave with Tising and Basholer contributing in a 4 to 3 game summary. The line shows 78 for a team total and references innings and fielding notes.
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Louisville
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Hargrave
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All-Star Football Game Bigger Thrill Says 1935 Coach
Frank Thomas, 1935 All-Star coach, argues this year’s game between All-Americans and the Detroit Lions at Soldiers Field will thrill more due to balanced university backfield, Lions speed and passing, and Bears’ line power. He recalls last year’s rainy 5–0 Bears win, praises players, and predicts a tougher Lions challenge with veterans from Princeton to Minnesota on the roster.
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Canzoneri Ambers Bout Delayed At Madison Square Garden
New York report states the Canzoneri Lou Ambers lightweight title bout at Madison Square Garden moved from July to August after the Garden matchmaker and state athletic commission approved the change. Ticket demand influenced the rescheduling, amid rumors Canzoneri might relinquish his title to meet Barney Ross in a welterweight title fight.
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Long Island Bowl
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Barney Ross
Major League Leaders from AP Baseball Standings
National League top batters include Medwick of the Cardinals at 37 percent and Vance of the Pirates at 356 with Martin and Ott of the Cardinals and Giants also high. Stolen bases feature S Martin and J Martin of the Cardinals. pitching leaders list French and Laces in the NL amid a jumble of names. In the American League Appling White Sox tops batting with 378, Gehrig and Gehringer lead with high averages, while Gehrig also hits 28 home runs and Powell leads in stolen bases with 16.
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Kiphuth Sees Narrow Chance To Beat Japan
On a Manhattan bound liner to Berlin American swimmers face tough odds against Japan with KipHuth rating a fifty fifty chance to reclaim men’s title and coach Doughters aiming to defeat the Dutch for the women. Open competition grows stronger as Berlin acclimation improves teams and Medica vows a comeback while Owens hones form amid selection concerns for the 400 and 1600 relays.
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Associated Press
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Olympic Swiemcers
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Associated Press Today
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Ray Doughters
Seattle
Conaway Pitches Elks Into Tie With Canaries In Second Place
Frank Conaway, veteran Norfolk pitcher, lifted the Elks to a 6 4 victory over the Sioux Falls Canaries to pull even for second place in the Nebraska State League. Conaway worked 12 outs, scattered hits, and contained a late Canaries rally as Norfolk halted Sioux Falls. Mitchell's Kernels widened their lead with a 11 23 win over Beatrice.
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Knox
Miller Eligible For All Stars In 1936 Grid Shrine
BROOKINGS July 2 Paul Miller of Platte & D backfield star on State College teams for three years is eligible for the annual all college star team to oppose the Detroit Lions in Chicago Sept 1. Miller was named on Collier's American selection from smaller colleges and on the All America honor roll in both his junior and senior years. Under contract to the Green Bay Packers he is regarded as the lightest ball carrier on record for State College. He starred in 1934 at Wisconsin with a 108 yard kickoff return called back, and in 1935 intercepted a Badger pass for a TD and helped win 13 to a victory for the Jackrabbits. Miller was third high scorer in 1934 in the North Central conference and led the league early. He was on the South Dakota all state team in 1932 and also competed in track and field, holding the NCC broad jump record at 2 feet 144 inches. Selections for the all star team are based on ballots from sponsoring newspapers.
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Armour Deluxers Edge Melrose in Opened Schedule Clash
The Armour Deluxers defeated Melrose 10 to 7 in a reopened schedule opener watched by about 250. L Erickson led scoring with a third inning homer as the Deluxers claimed the win amid a crowded field featuring teams All Stars Cloverbloom and others.
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Kid Berg To Hit Comeback At Ebbets Field
New York July 22 Jackie Berg known as the Whitechapel Windmill begins his comeback against Aldo Spaldi in a ten round feature at the Brooklyn ball yard. Other ten rounders include Cleto Lacatelli vs Jimmy Peto Abe Feldman vs Patsy Perroni and Wesley Ramey vs Halian Hurtada with Wildcat OConnor drawing with Vance de Angelo in New York.
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Kid) Berg
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Jimmy Peto
New England
Abe Feldman
Patsy Perroni
Pittsburgh
Halian Hurtada
Panama
Wesley Ramey
Grand ‘Rapids
Mich
Brewers Back On Top With Columbus Split In Doubleheader
Milwaukee moves back to first in the American Association after splitting a doubleheader with Columbus on the opening of the final eastern swing. The Saints were swept by the Indians, 5–0 and 8–3, with Milwaukee winning the second game 4–3 in seven innings. Kansas City beat Toledo 8–3, and Minneapolis defeated Louisville 4–2 in a game that went eleven innings.
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Western League results and related scores list
Des Moines 6 and Waterloo 1 in Western League games, Davenport 12, Omaha Northern League. Crookston 7, Duluth 6. Winnipeg 1. Wausau 2, Fargo-Moorhead 1. Eau Claire and Jamestown 2. Strong but fragmented box tally with teams and scores.
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Off In Wide Baseball Plays
Yesterday's stars include Dick Bartell hitting a tenth inning homer to beat the Cardinals 2-1. Al Thomas limited the Yankees to a Sim Kite for a 4-1 win. Benny Frey pitched six hitters for a 3-2 victory over the Bees. Hal Trosky homered as the Red Sox fell 6-5. Charley Gehringer and Tommy Bridges contributed to a Tigers doubleheader win. Carl Reynolds led the Senators with a home and single in a victory over the White Sox. Phil Civarretta had two runs in a 5-3 Cubs win over the Dodgers.
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Dick Bartell
Greaty
Cardinals
al Thomas Browns
Yankees
Sim Kite
Benny Frey
Reda
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Hal Trosky
Lodians
Red Sox
Tommy Bridges
Charley Gehringer
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Farmer
Sevenehit
Carl Reynolds
Senators
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Waner
Pitchen
Philliey
Phil Civarretta
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Dodgers
Bottomley Akers Quitting Decision
Tim Bottomley Browns first baseman decided to stay with the team through the season after a conference with club officials and Dr. Robert Hyland. He had been hampered by a lame back diagnosed as arthritis but chose to play as many games as possible while under treatment.
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