Pirates Rally to Defeat Braves in Ninth Inning Clash
Donie Bush leads Pirates as they rally in the ninth to beat the Boston Braves 9 to 8. Grims, Waner collide early. Chicago Cubs widen lead by routing the Phillies 13 to 10. Cardinals roll past Giants as Athletes keep pace with Yankees and Cleveland posting decisive wins.
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Donie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Corsairs
Donlé
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
National Legence
Philadelphia
Grimés
George Grantsham
Boston
Braves
Grantham
Paul’ Waner
A. Jwork
Irvin Brame
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Phils
Chuck Klein
ASG
Yser
Giants
Cardinals
McWeeny
Yankees
Chicago
Howard “Ehmke
Sox
Ted Lyons
Jimmy
Sammy
Gray
Fand
Stewart
Browns
Lou Gehrigs
Homer
Bill
Dickey
Walter
Miller
Senator
Cleveland
Washington
Sam Jones
Hadley
Liska
Howard thumps Rockham to reach state tourney opener
Howard defeats Rockham 12 to 0 in a six to nine inning game to advance to the state American Legion junior baseball tournament at W. own August 1 and 2. Nitz pitched for Howard with strong fielding support from teammates as Kahn Bennett and Davison fueled the offense with key hits and bases loaded scoring in multiple innings.
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Art Mitchell
Huronite
Nitz
Hig
Rave Howard
State
American Legion
W. Own
Howard
Rock Ham
White
Singling
Clark
Davison
Zens
Kahn
Dunn
Sun Field
Rockham
Hagman
Offer- Mahl
Lloyd
Lett
Eide
Worman
Benson
Stender
Vesser
Lark
Zer Rockham
Offerdahl
Marvin Lloyd
Elgin
Bennett
Hide
Sioux Falls Legion
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Vessey
Lo Hagman
Mar
Moul
Meyers
Maur
Inniga
Maurice Lloyd
Maurice Lioyt
Pitener
Sten Rice Lloyd
Offérdahis
Yesterday's Results in Baseball and League Standings
Yesterday's scores feature Cleveland 1 Washington Miller and Sewell Liska and Ruel in a Western League and American Association mix. Columbus 2 St Paul 2, Toledo 10 Minneapolis 19, Louisville L Kansas City 9 Indianapolis 12 Milwaukee 8. Oklahoma City 3 Pueblo 2 Denver 11 Wichita 825 Topeka 15 Omaha 14 Tulsa 10 Des Moines 6.
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Cleveland
Washington
Miller
L. Sewell
Liska
Baseball games listed for today across leagues
American League matchups include Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington plus Brooklyn at Cincinnati National games New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Bushins at Pittsburgh doubleheader American Association Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City Western League Pueblo at Oklahoma City Denver at Wichita Des Moines at Tulsa Omaha at Topeka
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Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington Corerarer
Chicago
Boston
National League Aiy
WL Pet
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Association
Kansas City
Ee Sanan
Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Eretdat
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Bo Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Pueblo
Topeka
Des Moines
Washington
National
Baseball Schedule Roundup Sparks Day of Doubleheaders
Listings show American League games including St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington. National League matches Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago. American Association features Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City Des Moines at Oklahoma City Denver at Topeka Omaha at Wichita. All teams play doubleheaders.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Loui
Philadelphia
Chicago
American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
St.Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Babe Ruth Injury Signals Possible End of Era
Reports claim Babe Ruth may be fading as Hugg predicts decline and Ruth signs a new contract at year end worth 75000 per year. The discussion notes Ruth's drawing power and management debates while Browns consider changes and questions about Bus and Barrow, with telegrams and home park anecdotes adding color.
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Hugg
Cleveland
Charlis
Jalmiost
Lou
Fonseca
Ruth
Isnessanager
Barrow
Herman
Comstock Fourth in State Pro Tournament
Everett Comstock from the Huron Country club finished fourth in the South Dakota state professional championship at Minnehaha country club after rounds of 82 and 80 totaling 162. Eddie McElliGETT won with 142, Colin Kidd took second, Gene Robson third. Flooding on the lower nine altered play and cost Comstock a potential third money. Madden wins Sioux Falls amateur title. Walter Madden of Pierre defeats Jack Ruhe three to two in 16 holes.
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Sioux Falls
Everett Comstock
Huron ‘Country Club
Huron
Eddie McElligett
Minnehaha
Chib
Colin Kidd
Aberdeen
Gene. Robson
Mitehell
Comstock
Comistock
Robson
Omstock
Walter ‘Madden
Pierre
Jack Ruhe
Watertoch
Wilson
Sioux Falla
Madden
Tom
Lawless
Presidents’ Flight
Hev
Pionshins
Sioux
Falls
Walter
South Dakota
Johnny Ruhe
Watertown
Ruhe
O'Doul Tops National League Batting Race
New York July 27 Frank O'Doul of Philadelphia leads NL batters with a .397 average, surpassing Babe Herman of Brooklyn by one percentage point. Mel Ott tops runs and RBIs. Bill Terry leads in hits. Klein and Ott lead home runs. Gehrig and Ruth pace other categories as the season progresses.
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New York
Frank O'Doul
Philadelphia
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
O’doul
Herman
Melvin Ott
Bill Terry
Johnny Frederick
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Chuck Klein
Chuclé Klein
Ig .Ott
Terry
Klein
Hornsby
Chicago
Traynor
Hafey
St. Louis
L. Warner
Hendrick
Dressler
Oklyn
Hack Wilson
Dazzy Vance
Cub
Foxx
Mack
Ihiny
Lattle
Maj Itere
Bing Miller
Philade
Roxx
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Yankees
Detroit
Browns
Cleveland
Grove
Tu Irlers
Bob
Groves
Ieings
Rube
American Youths Win Doubles in Davis Cup Clash
John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison defeated Henri Cochet and Jean Borotra in straight sets 6-1 8-6 6-4 at Roland Garros. The win pulled the United States level to 2-1 in the Davis Cup round, with two singles to be played the next day. Allison is 24 and Van Ryn 28, marking a rare doubles streak following Wimbledon and Berlin exploits.
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Roland ‘Garros
John van Ryan
Wilmer Allison
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
United States
France
Allison
van Ryn
Berlin
Diegel Heads Canada Open Final Round Bid
Leo Diegel led the Canada Open into the final 36 holes seeking a fourth title. Mexican-born pro led by one stroke with 436 after 36 holes as Armour Mehlhorn Barnes and Burke trailed, in hot pursuit on the final day at Kanawaki.
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Kanawaki
Que
Leo Diegel
Ae Lone Pro
Mexico
Tommy
Armour
Bill ‘Mehlhorn
Jim Barnes
Billy” Burke
Millers Back In Old Form In Humbling Toledo
The Minneapolis Millers rebound from a slump by pounding Toledo for a 19 to 10 victory after 20 hits. Kansas City beat Louisville 9 to 4 as St Paul topped Columns 2. Milwaukee outhit Indianapolis 14 to 12 but committed five errors in a 12 to 8 loss.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Millers
Gosing
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
St .Paul
Louisville
Saints
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Indians
Women Competing In Chicago Today For National Titles
In Chicago at Soldier Field women athletes gather for the 1929 national championships seeking titles in eleven events and the team championship. Betty Robinson of Chicago, Olympic 100 meters winner, is entered in the dash events. Henry H. Lannigan of Virginia, longtime track and basketball coach, has been granted a pension.
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Chicago
United States
Soldier Field
Betty Robinson
Olympic
Pep
Henry H
Pep” Lannigan
Univerbetty
Virginia
Star to Become Priest Mike Rooney Turns Down Yankees
Star player Mike Rooney from St Bonaventure will pursue priesthood after turning down Yankee offers to continue studies. Shanty Hogan and Freddy Lindström are about 50 points below 1928 averages, a factor in the Giants struggles to climb.
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Mike Rooney
Atar
St Bonaventure
The
Yankees
Shanty Hogan
Freddy Linde Atrom
Giants
Wolsey Poised For Victory In Key Yale Clash
Wolsey appears certain to beat Alpena as Yale faces Cavour Virgil in a top Central South Dakota league slate. Cavour and Virgil contend for fourth and sixth places while Sheffield at the cellar hosts Wolsey and Athena meets Shellac. standings were corrected after a counting error.
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Yale
Alpena
TANKS
Wolsey
Wolsey Club
Cavour
Virgil i
Sheffield
Athena
Huron
Hitchcock
Alpenn
Wol
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Spaptey Tig
Yale Cavour No
Hitcheack of
Virell
Blake Seeks Fight License For Huron Boxing Proposals
Wasertown promoter L L Blake asks Huron American Legion to grant a boxing license. He offers the Legion a net profit cut and plans to promote multiple cards with local and out of town fighters. Blake says Huron is a top South Dakota fight town and arrangements can be made to secure the license. An authoritative source says Blake should have little trouble obtaining it.
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Huron
American Legion Post
L. L. Blake
Wastertown
Blake
Legion
South Dakota
Fluron
Canzoneri Gains Noted Following Ahead of Chicago Bout
In Chicago on July 27, reports say Tony Canzoneri is drawing a strong following as he trains for the August 2 title fight at Chicago Stadium. Sammy Mandell remains the favorite, though weight issues and training pace have trimmed his odds from 2 to 1 to about 7 to 5. Other boxing notes include Billy Petrolle’s decision over Jimmy Goodrich in Fargo and Charlie Retzlaff knocking out Grant Shade in Des Moines.
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Chicago
Sammy Mandell
Chicago Stadium
Tlle
Tony Canzoneri
Mandell
Duluth
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. 10
Jimmy Goodrich
Buf
Falo
Charlie Retzlaff
Superior
Wis
Grant Shade
Des Moines
Erie
Phil Zwick
Cleveland
Dandy Allen
Philadelphia
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Paul Wanerside
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Maurice’ Lloyd
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McGraw
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le Rlan
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Ovengrod
Bush
Mit _chell
McoWeeny
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Coch
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Phillip M. Gas
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Minneapoli
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National Leagne
Hollywood
Strong
Sheridan
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Dan’ Howley
Rude
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Foodworth
Ipswich
Frank O’doul
Mel Ott
Guy Bush
Burleigh Grimes
Henry’ Meiner
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Diegel
Millers
Virgil
Tony
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Sprague
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