Yanks Battle Through Injuries in Tight Pennant Race
Associated Press reports a battered 1884 season with injuries delaying key players. Yankees lose Combs but beat the Browns to trim Detroit’s lead, while Red Sox crush the Tigers. Indians win again as White Sox and Braves gain ground. NL games reduced by rain with Boston taking two vs Cincinnati.
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Yankees
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Browns
Detroit
Tigers
New York
Columbus Beats McKain Again Amid Slugging by Red Birds
Columbus Red Birds handily defeated Archie McKain and Louisville as McKain pitched four straight wins against the league champions. Haydcliffe led a 11-hit Columbus attack while Minneapolis fell to Milwaukee 14 to 4 and other league results included Indianapolis beating Toledo 5 to 0.
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Mitchell C. C. Linksmen to visit Sunday at Huron
Mitchell Country Club players travel to Huron for a Sunday intercity golf match after an 86 to 19 victory by Mitchell on their home course earlier in the month. Huron claims the tricky course will complicate the visitors, with Scotch foursome pairings likely. Wheeler advances in the Clinic Cup, defeating Dr. C R Stewart 4 and 3 as quarterfinals proceed.
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Large Field Expected at Central Zone Trap Meet in Lincoln
Trap shooters from 12 states and Manitoba converge for the four day central zone meet in Lincoln Nebraska beginning July 26 with 125 to 200 marksmen likely. Notables Ned Lilly E Morris Amos Joe Joe Heistead Bob Coffey Mark Arie Jack Cunningham and others from Nebraska Iowa Michigan Minnesota Ohio North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Wisconsin Indiana Missouri are expected to compete for $2400 in cash and trophies including a 100 target special on July 28 and zone handicap championships ending with an $800 final purse.
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Vandalia
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Race Follower Wins Big on Double X Ticket at Kings Park
Montreal July 2 A race follower who refused to give his name won $3,300.50 on a Double X ticket after Vira and Jack DOr finished first and second in the seventh race. He bought the only Double X ticket sold on that combination and cashed it for $5,500.50 on a $2 investment, setting six Double X records at Kings Park.
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Regional Softball Tourneys Set With Huron and Miller as Hosts
The South Dakota diamondball association formally designated Huron as Region 3 host and Miller for Region 3 meet, with Region 2 directed by Willis A. Hall of Miller and supervision by Bill Plummer of Huron. Tournaments must finish with champions by August 22, with early August dates likely for Huron. Regional lists include Yankton Region 1, Mitchell Region 2, Huron Region 2, Brookings Region 4, Watertown Region 5, Aberdeen Region 6, Mokize Region 7, and Miller Region 8. teams must file entry fees and player lists by July 15 to be eligible.
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Redfield Juniors Tackle Northville in District 5 Final
Redfield at Northville meet for the 1934 District 5 American Legion junior baseball title after Redfield crushed Faulkton 2 to 0 in the semifinals. Worthville, backing into the final, defeated Faulkton. Parsons pitched for Redfield as Bastian rested for the final. Large crowds were expected amid a postal workers convention.
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Unknowns Shine In Seabright Net Tourney Upsets
In Seabright’s 40th annual bowls tennis meet two underdog players Henry Frusoff of Seattle and Gracy Wheeler of Los Angeles upset seeds. Frusoff defeated national indoor champ Gregory Mangin to reach a semis upset while Wheeler beat Baroness Leys to reach the other semi. Favorites Allison and Bell advanced to semis as Bell beat John Van Ryn and Grant eliminated John McDiarmid. In the women’s division Dorothy Andrus routed Helen Jacobs and Mea Mary Greer Harris advanced as Babcock progressed by default. seeds push toward finals.
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Newark
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Bitsy) Grant
Alanta
Miss Wheeler
Henry C. Brunie
Helen Fulton
Maud Levi
Carolin Babcock
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Wilmer Hines
Frankie Parker
Bell
John van Ryn
Grant
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
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Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conna
Mea
Mary Greer Harris
Kansas City
Mae .Cearworst
Miss Babcock
Penelope Anderson McBride
Short Hills
Baseball Results Oakland Calif Cagey Fights Reported
Nash Garrison of Illinois outpointed Frank Hammer in Oakland while Tiger Jack Pox edged Frankie Sharkey near Terre Haute Indiana in a pair of noted boxing bouts.
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Oaltland
Epsom Derby Winner Windsor Lad Sold For Record Price
Windsor Lad, winner of the 1434 Epsom Derby, was sold for a record price of 50,000 pounds. The Maharajah of Rajpipla transferred ownership to Mr. Benson of Newmarket with the condition that the colt remain in England and stay under the Maharajah’s trainer’s care.
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West Park Girls Triumph Over Wolsey Diamondball Team
West Park girls built an early 15 to 3 lead and held off Wolsey in the waning moments for a 15 to 3 victory. Huron girls opened with a 9 to 0 advantage before Wolsey rallied, creating a tense finish.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Double Wins and Strong Hitting
Yesterday's stars include Whitney and Mobianus sparking timely home runs as Braves top Reds in a double victory. Roy Johnson fueled Red Sox with a ninth inning double to beat the Tigers. Sam Byrd delivered a two on base outburst for the Yankees in a 4 run win over the Browns. George Earnshaw held Jenstone to seven hits as the White Sox dominated.
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Londos Defeats Maleewicz In Wrestling Title Bout
Rochester reports Jim Londos, heavyweight champion, beat Joe Maleewicz of Utica Panther before 5,000 fans last night. Londos won the first fall in 37 seconds, then dominated with back drops and a leg attack, the match lasting 37 minutes 21 seconds.
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Home Run Leaders Uncluying Yesterday's Games
American League report shows Foxx 32 homers for the Athletics despite Johnson also with the Athletics and Gehrig tied to the Yankees. National League standings unchanged with no new leaders or shifts in the top home run totals.
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Hagen And Diegel Among Victims Of Youth In Pro Meet
Francis B. Cass reports from Buffalo on the PGA Championship where veterans Walter Hagen and Leo Diegel fell in the first match, edged by rising stars Denny Shute and Fay Coleman as young talent dominates the field. Sarazen, Runyan, and others advance to the next round amid a shifting balance of age and skill.
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Culver City
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N.Y
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Crain Wood
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City D-Ball League Closes Week’s Play
The City D-Ball League postponed a game as Wolty’s Cats did not appear. Tonight the circuit faces Harom Grocers as leaders A. O. UV. W.’s try to stay on top. Rain delayed the Prosperity league playoff between Red Birds and Ghosts, with no decision on a rescheduled date due to field conditions at West Park.
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