McGraw Pupils Turn Baseball Miracle Men In 1940s Era
McGraw pupils Terry and Hornsby earn miracle reputations by slamming the Yankees and Cardinals. Terry’s Giants rebound to third with Hubbell and Ott hot. Reds take fourth. Cubs extend lead while Browns beat Yankees to halt New York’s momentum. Indians surge. White Sox edge Senators in late drama. Tigers stumble behind Fink debut.
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Minneapolis Scores Highlight Olson Ryan and George
Readout of yesterday's Minneapolis scores features Olson, Ryan, George, and LaMaster with Ringhofer among top performers in a compact recap of local sports results.
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Picking Winner Is Heavy Task in National Public Links Tournament
At Beth Page Park the National Public Links Championship narrows to four as former champs trail. Claude Fippy of Washington and Pat Abbott of Pasadena are pegged as top contenders, with Rippy facing Kammy Lau and Abbott drawn against Donald Soccoli as 16 to 1 holes move toward the semis.
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Cloverblooms Lose Big To Stars In League Game
Stars crushed Cloverblooms 123 to 2 as Cloverblooms sputtered early while Stars dominated throughout. Warmer and Walman led scoring with Doland and Swany contributing in a one sided night on Armour circuit. Tonight Banquet and Webbest meet on Armour diamond at 6 30.
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Golf too Tough For Light Heavyweight Jack Gibbons
ST PAUL July 22 Boxers trainer Father Mike Gibbons says his son Jack Gibbons a St Paul light heavyweight cannot relax with golf. He trains for a 15 round bout with Fred Lenhart of Tacoma next Tuesday. Mike believes golf saps energy better used in the ring.
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Lowly Hickey Teams Revolt in American Association
Chicago dispatch reports in the American Association near-chaos as teams set up for fresh rearrangements. St Paul was drubbed by the Red Reds 3 to 3, while Louis Ville Colonels routed Minneapolis 13 to 1 with Wayne La Master’s five hits. Mud Hens beat KC 5 to 2, and Minneapolis toppled St Paul in 10 innings.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Aldo Spaldi the Italian lightweight champion defeated Jackie Kid Berg in New York. Barney Rowe of Chicago outpointed Phil Farr in Washington. Tommy Freeman of Hot Springs outpointed Johnny Prine in Chicago. Fritzie [incomplete] reported from Ochnstown, Pa.
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Sprinter Chooses Ohio Mentor For Olympic Pilot
Olympic rumors swirl as Larry Snyder of Ohio State becomes main adviser to sprinter Owens amid Olympic plans. Coach Lawson Robertson and others face debates over official roles and credentials as Snyder funds his own work while awaiting recognition. A masquerade and beauty contest highlight the annual athletes event with Joanna De Tuscan and Glenn Morris among winners and Gladys Rawls named top female star.
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Olympic Flag Arrives in German Port Ahead of US Team
The Olympic flag from Los Angeles landed at Bremen as US athletes prepare to travel by train to Berlin. William May Garland of Los Angeles, an IOC member, brought the flag ashore. Hamburg officials arrange receptions for the 34 American competitors before their arrival in Berlin. A separate note reports Earl Averill and Bob Johnson contributing multiple hits in a 7 run victory for their teams.
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Bobby Jones Wins 1924 National Amateur in Dramatic Match
Bobby Jones claimed the 1924 National Amateur title at Merion Cricket Club by defeating George Vouitsos in a long match that reached the 28th hole. Jones used a clock shafted long approach for 30 to 40 yard shots and sunk a decisive two footer for par while Vouitsos faltered with a missed putt on the final holes.
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Bobby Swan Sets Marks for Nebraska Hurlers to Target
Associated Press reports Bobby Swan of Sioux Falls in the Nebraska State League has two major targets after a no hit no run game against Beatrice and a win at Norfolk. Swan struck out 184 batters in 160 innings and helped push the Canaries back into a tie for second with Norfolk as Mitchell suffered a defeat. Also cited are National and American League leaders in batting, runs, home runs, and pitching with top figures from the Cardinals Giants Yankees White Sox and Red Sox.
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Standings Show Dallas Star Over Birmingham Rival
Dallas star Petey Sarron defeated Baby Manuel 125 to 124 in a tight bout held in Birmingham. Cuba trailed at 115 as the contest stayed close throughout.
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