Pirates Rise To Second With Double Win Over Phillies
The Pirates moved into second in the National League after two decisive wins over the Philadelphia Phillies, 3-2 and 3-3, aided by strong pitching from Bill Witt and Joe Bowman and solid fielding. The run push narrows the gap with the Reds, while near no-hitter hopes for the Cardinals’ Tom Sunkel faded against the Giants.
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Bue
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Esterday
Bill Wikt
Joe Bowman
Tom Sunkel
Cardinal
Giants
Tom Hayes
Eigath
Billy Surges
Ole Dizzy Dean
Speecrmaker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Elgless
Guy
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Aw Reckors
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Browns
Bill Dickey
Cooperstown
Hall of Fame
Bill
Lou Genrig
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White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Busk Newsom
Detroit
Washington Senators
Bradley and Cyr Lead Veterans in Public Links Tourney
Veterans dominate the Public Links action as 18 players remain. Philadelphia pro George Bradley, 31 year old Louis Cyr of Vancouver Washington, and past titleholders highlight the round of sixteen in Detroit as the nation’s public links championship advances.
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Bradley
Cyr
Bill
Baltimore
Leest
George Bradley
Philadelphia
Louis Cyr
Varcow Wash
Pennsylvania
Cys
al Leach
Cleveland
Arthur Armstrong
Lenolulu
Reid
Publinx
Detroit
United States Golf Association
Golf Fans Flock To St Paul Open
St Paul Minnesota July 27 special large prize fund attracts many entries for Saint Paul open at Keller Course with top players like Tommy Armour Johnny Bulla Walter Hagen Byron Nelson Gene Sarazen and defending champion Johnny Revolta. Ticket sales rise as fans anticipate unprecedented crowds and a field rivaling major opens.
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Keller Course
Saint Paul
John Montague
Robert Dunning
Mincos
Tommy | Armour
Johnny Bulla
Joe Coria
Bobby Cruick~ Shank
Jim Demeret
Jim Fouls
Vic Ghezl
Walter Hagen
Bedi
Dutch) Harrison
Jimmy Hines
Bill Kaiser
Ky Laffoon
Lisyd
Ray Mangrum
Dick Metz
Byron Nelson
Yesterday's Stars: Two-hit gems power 10-0 win
Tom Surkel and Dizzy Dean led standout performances as the Giants and Dodgers suffered lopsided losses. Morrie Arnovich ended a hitting drought with a four-for-four in his Phillies debut, while Bill Dickey hit three home runs for the Yankees, nearly tying a modern major league record.
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Associated Press
Tom Surkel
Cords
Hils
Giants
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Dodgers
Morrie Arnovich
Phillies
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Hormera
Lou Gehrignis
Traynor Bewildered By Sudden Upswing
PITTSBURGH July 27 Pirates surge from sixth to second in the National League as manager Pie Traynor laments pitching instability. He says five healthy pitchers remain after a stretch of heavy use while spring depth dwindled to ten in camp and arms falter. Reds remain league leaders with ongoing concerns about daily rotation.
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Pirates
Pie Traynor
Traynor
Cincinnati Reds
Pirate
Riggs And Cooke Out Of Tourney
SEABRIGHT July 27 Several players in the Sea bright tournament including Adri an Quist and Jack Crawford of Australia complained the balls used held too much grass and were heavy to control The heavy nap favored clay courts Bobby Riggs and Elwood Cooke Wimbledon finalists bowed out in upsets Bryan Grant conquered Crawford praising his conqueror Frank Guernsey Rice Institute 22 faced Gilbert Hunt in quarter finals Hunt beat Sidney B Wood junior Grant and Jack Kramer clashed as Kramer defeated Cooke in the other major pairing
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Jack Crawford
Australia
Bobby Riggs
Elwood Cooke
Bryan Grant
Crawford
Riggs
Sriumph
Frank Guernsey
Guernsey
Rice Institute
Gilbert Hunt
Washington, D. C
Hunt
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Grant
Jack Kramer
Montebello
Catif
Cooke
Worthington Ends Streak as League Opens Sweep
Worthington snaps an eight game losing run by beating Lincoln 20 to in a Western League opener. Sioux Falls tops the circuit with a 3 to 0 win over Norfolk Elks as Mitchell drives a 6 to 3 victory over Sioux City. Cardnals pummel Lincoln 21 hits in a standout team effort. George Hagen pitched for Brooklyn while Zaharias, Paolo, and Zaharias figure in a 12:40 pace event.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Norfolk Elks
Scott
Canaries
Mitchell
Sioux City Cowboys
Red Davis
Suppo
Baseball scores and lineups from national and American leagues
Highlights include multiple games with Chicago Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York St Louis and Detroit results. Pitchers Fitzsimmons Hartnett Gumbert O’Dea Padgett Higbe Milles Davis Swift Brown Berres and more are listed along with hitting and fielding notes plus night games in the American Association standings for Toledo Kansas City Milwaukee Indianapolis St Paul and Sioux City.
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Cleveland
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Anne Ag
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Association Philadelphia Pet
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Associated Press
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Taylor
Pasek
Silvestri
North Siders Win Midget League Game at Ravine Park
The North Side Midgets defeated the East Siders 6 to 5 in a Ravine Park morning game. North Side produced eight hits to East Side’s three, as W F Zeller coaches a three-team league of boys ages nine to twelve with 35 participants. upcoming West Side versus North Side match at Ravine Park noted with location details.
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W. F. Zeller
Periday
West Side
North Siders
Ler
Rae
Wilson School
East Side
Col
Ames
Johnston
Kirby
Johnson and Baldwin
Washington Ball Club
Chicago
Jack Corbett
Sym
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
AP report from Chicago lists boxing results with fighters Frankie Genovese Johnny Barbera and Bob Sikes all tied to various cities and numbers. The text includes locations Toronto South Bend Pine Bluff Cleveland and mentions a 10 round designation.
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Chicago
Frankie= Genovese
Toronto
Johnny Barbera
South Bend
Ind
Pine Bluff
Bob Sikes
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
New York Grid Giants Already Drilling Big Ten
A clutteredwire of 1920s sports notes covers New York Giants grid teams eyeing Big Ten play, Sid Luckman lingering with the Bears, and college stars like Mike Welch heading to Alabama. Other items include Dodgers management, ringside prices, and a mix of boxing, tennis, and theatre chatter from across the era.
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Los Angeles
Galento
Nova
New York Football
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Laws
Big Ten
Mike Welch
St James
Minn
Alabama
Benny Davis
Margie
Tony
el Guento
Armours Wallop Miller Boosters in Softball Clash
Armour All-Stars exploded for 21 runs as Otto Werner pitched six hitless innings, supported by sharp defense. Loomis threw out a runner at first and Packers piled up 20 hits, scoring in every inning to rout Miller Boosters 21 to 6. An upcoming invitational tournament in Redfield Sunday features teams from Frankfort, Watertown, Wolsey, Miller, Aberdeen and more with Armour set to play Aberdeen in the first round.
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Armour Asthietic Club
Softbail Tywirler
Armour All-Stars
Miller Boosters
Werner
Rob Miller
Loomis
Packers
Redfield
Armour
Aberdeen
Frankfort
Watertown
Wolsey
Miller
Huron
LC. Hoffman
Armour Plant
All-Stars
Sioux Falls
Huron Armours
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Fisk
Osterhau
Thompson
Two Clubs Prepare For Weekend Match At Fair Grounds
Wessington and Huron clubs set 6:30 start for second meeting after Wessington won on their courts earlier. Huron plans a practice session at the Fair Grounds tonight to select a squad to face the visitors Friday.
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Huron‘club
Fair Grounds
Millers Win On Four Hits In Low Scoring Duel
In a seven inning game Earl Grace tied the score with a homer and Jimmy Pafahl hit another to give the Millers a 2-1 victory over St Paul. Charley Wagner pitched well for the Saints but the Indians rallied to win 9-7 in the nightcap. Kansas City beat Toledo 5-1 and Milwaukee edged Columbus 13-10.
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Associated Press
St. Pauls
American Association
Indianapolis
Saints
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Millwaukee
St Paul
Indians
Tura
Mininneapolis
Louisville
Charley Wagner
Bill Butland
Earl Grace
Jimmy Pafahl
Millers
Marv Breuer
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Brewers
Dairymen Set to Tackle Brewers in Park Showdown
Gagnon Dairymen led by Prof Louis Bloodgood prepare to prove their hitting edge against Wally Brusse and the Schooner Beers at Ravine Park. Brusse owns a no hit no run game and two earlier wins over the Dairymen while Swenson Hogan Reiners Peterson and Johnson pace the Brewers in a 6:30 start as fielding miscues loom large.
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Gagnon Dairymen
Ravine Park
Bloodgood
Wally Brusse
Myers’ Cigar Store
Gagnon
Lovell Swenson
Pierce Hogan
Ernie Reiners
Herb Peterson
Gus Johnson
Dairymen
Brusse
Brewers
Eric Reimers
Baseball Leaders and Totals From the Season
Batting leaders include DiMaggio and Foxx with high averages and 408 hits combined. Foxx leads runs with 86 for Boston while McCosky, Dewoit and Kubel top Chicago with 75. Hits show Walker and Mel Quinn prominent for Chicago and St Louis. Foxx has 255 homers. Pitching leaders include Donald and Grove with strong records and York among top batters. Arnovich and Mize lead in hits and home runs with Mize at 18.
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DiMaggio
Foxx
Boston
McCosky
Dewoit
Kubel
Chicago
Walker
Mel Quinn
St. Louis
Greenberg
Detroit
Donald
New York
Grove
Lyons
Arnovich
Philadelphia
Mize
Werbet
Cincinnati
Frey
Brown
St Louis
Derringer
Cincinnals
Feminine D Ballers Meet Mitchell Here
Huron girls revive pink ball recreation with a feminine sport push. A team organized by goings makes its first appearance against Mitchell girls at Huron High School practice field on 15th Street and Ohio Avenue at 6 30 tonight. Coach George Redman leads the Huron squad. Admission is free.
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Mitchell Girls
15Th Street
Ohio Avenue
Huron Girls
George Redman
Wrestling Results From Long Branch Showdown
Associated Press report from Long Branch New Jersey notes George Manich of Belmar defeated Hank Methaney of Chicago by fall at 8 25, in a 210 to 235 pound class match. The article mentions heightened customs inspections due to many tourists crossing the border from Mexico, affecting at international boundary bridges.
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Long Branch
George Manich
Belmar
N. J
Hank Methaney
Chicago
United States
Mexico
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