Indians Rally To Split Twin Bill And Climb In Standings
Indians push toward the pennant with a 4 2 win and 6 5 loss to the Red Sox as they regain third place. Ruth returns for the Yankees who rout White Sox, while Detroit and Washington post wins and losses. The Giants extend NL lead, Cardinals gain on Braves, and Dodgers string together a long winning stretch with two wins over Pirates.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Walter Johnson
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Babe Ruth
White Sox
Detroit
Athletics
Ruth
Yanks
Tigers
Bill Dietrich
Jimmie Foxx
Washington
Browns
Ed Linke
Giants
Cincinnati
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bennie Frey
Phillies
Cubs
Cardinals
Braves
Bill Walker
Dazzy Vance
Vance
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Series Opens With Ghosts Atop Red Birds For Prosperity Title
The Ghosts will open a best two of three Prosperity League championship series against the Red Birds tomorrow night. Last week the Ghosts swept the Madhens to seize first half honors, while the Red Birds earned the second semester crown. Date for game two to be set after tonight's contest. Also note Welty's Cubs failed to face the Gold Medal Dairymen who skipped the Sunday game again.
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Ghosts
Red Birds
Madhens
Gold Medal
Dairy Company
Welty
Cubs
Toe Cubs
Meyers Corner
Grocers
Dekota Schooners
Traynor Concedes Flag To Giants
A baseball column opines the New York Giants will win the National League, with the Cubs second and Cardinals third, praising Bill Terry’s club for superior pitching and defense led by Carl Hubbell. It notes rough patches for the Pirates and Braves, with optimism for Pittsburgh’s bright future and key players Waner, Lindstrom, and Vaughan.
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New York
Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
Pirates
Bill Terry
St. Louis
Frank Frisch
Red Birds
Enide
Paul Dean
Pittsburgh
Fred Lindstrom
Lon
Ed Holley
Arkie Vaughan
Vaughan
Paul Waner
Lindstrom
Hughie Critz
Lloyd Waner
Paul
American Association
W. i. Pet
Minneapolis
Jock
Indianapolis
Siéfin
Louisville
Milwaukee
Desmar Miller Captures Iowa Amateur Championship
Desmar Miller of Des Moines won the Iowa amateur golf title at Hyperion club, defeating Johnny Vavra of Cedar Rapids 13 and 12 in the finals to become a double champion after taking the state open.
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Desmar Miller
Iowa
Des Moines
Deomare Miller
Miller
Johnny Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Texas Netsters Win S F Titles Doubles Crown Belongs Smalley
Texas youth Carl Smalley from Austin won the senior singles title at Sioux Falls state invitational, defeating George Dulling 6-2 4-2 after pairing to win the doubles with Dulling over Widen and Morgan 4-2 8-7 6-4. Dulling also claimed the junior singles title, and Smalley and Dulling’s doubles upset marked a dramatic heat soaked final.
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Texas Netsters
S. F
Smalley and Culling
Smalley
Sioux Falls
Battling
Minneapolis
Dr. Widens
Morgan
Deuce
Harrold Wins League Contest Over Gettysburg
Harrold baseball club defeated Gettysburg 3 to 1 after noon game. Gettysburg failed to capitalize on first inning lead as Brown hurled four effective innings. Harrold pushed three runs in the second to secure the win. Big Six league closes its season next Sunday.
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Harrold
Gettysburg
Harrold Club
Brown
du Bois
Woonsocket
Playground D Ball Meet Opens At Huron Today
A kittenball tournament for youths ages 16 to 18 opens this morning at Huron playgrounds. Wilson and McKinley play the opener at McKinsey diamonds at 10 am, with a 10 am slate of games this week including Jefferson and Wilson and McKinley matchups. Lake Preston loses again as Carthage carries home the beacon in a ragged Sunday conference game on the focal diamond.
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Heya
Huron
Wilson
McKinley
McKinsey Diamonds
Jefferson
Nic
Lake Preston
Carthage
American Players Need Clean Sweep To Annex Series
Wimbledon July 23. The American Davis Cup team faces a near hopeless situation two matches down to Australia with only three to go in the inter zone finals. George Lott and Lester Stoefen must beat Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist to stay alive, while Sidney Wood and Frank Shields would need upsets to keep the United States in contention for the challenge round against England.
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Wimbledon
England
Australia
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Sidney Wood
Vivian Molrath
Frank Shields
Crawford
McGrath
United States
Huron juniors beat Bloomfield 16 to 12 in warm district tuneup
The Huron Legion Juniors defeated Bloomfield 16 to 12 under a blazing sun and dust storm as they polished for district play. Mex Bloomberg and Staley hit home runs, Schroeder started on the mound and Bloomberg finished after six innings. Huron advances to the fifth district tournament at Redfield, opening against Northville while Redfield faces Faulkton on Wednesday. winners meet for the district title Thursday.
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Huron
American Legion
Bloomfield
Bloomfeld
Mex ‘Bloomberg
Staley
Schroeder
Bloomberg
Baseball Scores From Multiple Games Across Leagues
Reported results show Boston and Cleveland games with various player lineups and scores. Highlights include New York beating Chicago 15 to 1 in one game, and Detroit defeating Philadelphia with decisive runs. American Association and Western League listings provide mixed results for Columbus Milwaukee Louisville and others with inning counts noted.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Senne
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St Lews
Linke
Phillips
McAfee
Coffman
Hemsley
Grube
YL Johnson
R. Revell
Harder
Myatt
Lee
Bean
Pytyk
Alien
Jorgens
Lyops
Shea
DeShong
Livan
Madjeski
Dietrich
Betsy
Cochrane
Benton
Marcum
Mahaffey
Hayes
Marberey
Rowe
Sorrell
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Ngmmeapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas Ciy
Golf me by Art Krenz on grain and putt control
The article advises golfers to study grain on greens to improve putting. When putts run with the grain the green slows and breaks more, while against the grain the roll slows less and the ball can be hit straighter with less borrow. Reading the grain aids accuracy and a firmer putt.
Yale tops James Valley league via forfeit by Huron K of C
Yale defeated Huron K of C by forfeit in a postponed game after the opponents failed to appear. A pickup Yale lineup from Fleming's Cubs played, with Maass on the mound against Schwartz, in an 11 to 10 decision Wednesday.
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K. of C
YALE
Jay
Huron
K of C
Fleming
Cubs
Maass
Schwartz
Coggeshall Retains Iowa Tennis Crown in Five Set Final
Des Moines reports Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines won the state open title in a five set final over Bill Kiley of Kansas City. The match featured a late comeback after dropping the first set 2-6 with scores 2-6 18-0 6-2 4-6 6-2. In other action Northern League results show Duluth 9 Greater Grand Forks 0 and Superior 13 Fargo Moorhead Brainerd 8 7.
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Coggeshall
Des Moines
Harris
Iowa
Grinnell College
Bill Kiley
Kansas City
Northern League Duluth
Greater Grand Forks
Superior
Fargo-Moorhead & Brainerd
Crookston
Buffalo Finish Wins First Game Of Championship Series
Buffalo uses late two run hit by DuBois and a pinch single from Woods to overturn Woonsocket 3 in the ninth, taking a 1-0 series lead in the James Valley league. Triplett and Pairfield starred for Woonsocket as Buffalo outslugged 12 to 9 despite Woonsocket holding more hits. Next game set for Woonsocket with a potential rubber match on a neutral field.
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Buffalo
Tulare
Uly 2
Woonsocket
Minuiery
Pontesty
Huron
Booning
DuBois
Woods
M. Rober Ieading
Woods DuBois
Triplett
Reber
Pairfield
Tubandt
Robinson Favored In Iowa Golf Meet
Des Moines star Lucile Robinson, Western women's champion, is the prohibitive favorite to win the state women's golf meet at Golf and Country club. The field plays 13 holes medal to determine qualifiers as Jean French and Jennet Jones win driving and approach putting contests.
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Des Moines
Lucile Robinson
Miss Robinson
Tofay
Jean French
Jennet Jones
Miss French
Miss Jones
Cup Tournament Gains Quarters in Clinic Cup
Country Club hosts the Clinic Cup quarterfinals with seven players sure and an eighth survivor undetermined. Dick Hanten, Lowell Greene, Frank Coffey, Dr C R Stewart, Kirke Wheeler, John Hinman and De H J Saylor advanced past the third round. Stewart beat Earl Flanagan 3 and 2. Greene beat Boyd Benson 6 and 5. Coffey defeated E H Schaefer 1 up. Hinman eliminated K W Buchholz 3 and 2. Quarterfinals set: Hanten vs Greene. Coffey vs Knight/Opperud winner. Stewart vs Wheeler. Hinman vs Saylor.
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Dick Hanten
Lowell Greene
Frank Coffey
Dr. C. R. Stewart
Kirke Wheeler
John Hinman
de. H. J. Saylom
J. C. Opperud
Ralph Knight
Knights
R Stewart
L. Saylor
Baseball Stars Shine In Twinbill Showing Giants and Yankees Power
Yesterday's Stars list AP note: Joe Moore of the Giants drove in two runs and had four of seven hits in the two games, Ed Linke of the Senators scattered ten hits with six strikeouts in the first start, Jack Rothrock of the Cardinals homered with three doubles and a single in a win over the Braves, Babe Ruth and Sam Byrd of the Yankees produced four RBIs in the first game and Byrd scored five times in the second against the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Joe Moore
Giants
Reds
Ed Linke
Senators
Browns
Jack Rothrock
Cardinals
Braves
Babe Ruth
Sam Byrd
Yankees
Ruth
Byrd
White ‘Sox
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Arkie” Vaughan
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