Foxx Leads Red Sox to 11-8 Victory Over Tigers
Jimmy Foxx blasted a homer with the bases loaded as Boston beat Detroit 11-8 to surge atop the American League. Joe Kuhel had five hits for the White Sox in a perfect day at the plate. Yankees cracked Cleveland 10-2 as weather impacts left only one NL game, Dodgers edging Cubs 4-3.
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Millers Defeat Stumbling Saints
The St Paul Saints slump as Bobby Reis drives in all runs for St Paul while Elon Hogsett holds the line. Minneapolis edges the Saints 4-2, dropping them further into the cellar as Kansas City and Milwaukee 경기 near the top.
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Bowling Set for Bigger Year in Huron League
Bowling, now a major sport in Huron, heads for a larger year as league play resumes in autumn. John Flass heads the association with M A Myers as president and Ralph Ferren as vice president. The opening delayed to December due to new center construction. The first annual tournament trophies and prizes were awarded at the meeting.
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John Flass
Armval
M. A. Myers
Ralph Ferren
John Floss
Topasurer
Research on Juries New York Football Injuries Study
The Nations Col legiste Athletic Association releases a report on football injuries led by Floyd Astwood of New York University. The study examines injury patterns and preventive considerations in college football.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press reports varied scores from American and National League games with several rain delays and postponed contests. Notable lineups feature Boston Detroit Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis New York and Cincinnati along with minor league results from St Paul Milwaukee and Sioux Falls.
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Cincinnati
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Indiana picked to dethrone Michigan as track champion
Ann Arbor prediction by Phil Diamond, famed for picks, foresees Indiana winning the Western Conference track title at Evanston with 49 points. Wolverines trail by five, followed by Wisconsin seven, Illinois twenty one, Minnesota seven, Purdue sixteen, Northwestern sixteen, Chicago six, and Iowa.
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Cities Eye bids for 1840 junior baseball tourney
Four cities Webster Pierre Aberdeen and Watertown are expected to bid for the 1840 junior baseball tournament at a meeting of the American Lenior State Athletic Committee in Redfield at 2 PM Sunday. Charles L Hyde of Pierre says 20 teams are already secured and as many as 100 are anticipated statewide. The Legion WPA partnership aims to boost supervised youth play across South Penots.
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Texacos and Oilers clash in pennant chase opener
Texacos defeat Standard Oilers 3 to 1 in a well played game with Red Windhurst driving in two runs on a seventh inning two base hit. Holmes and Peterson dueled in a strong pitching matchup as Texacos built a lead and held on. Armour Athletic Club adds a second team to replace the CCC Camp, scheduling Armour B versus Northwest Bankers.
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Standard Oil Mounds
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Harry Hale
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Hale
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Paul Dolan
Holmes
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Baseball Wins
Dolph Camilli of the Dodgers delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth to beat the Cubs 4-3. Marius Russo of the Yankees limited the Indians to three hits, halting a losing skid. Jimmie Foxx of the Red Sox hit a bases loaded homer for the second straight day, powering a 3-2 victory over the Tigers.
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Cubs
Marius Russo
Yankees
Indians
Jimmie Foxx
Hed Sox
Tigers
Cross-Fielding feats and road work across sports page notes
Sam Snead skips the Metropolitan open to train for the national via road work. Zeke Bonura shows gilt-edge fielding as Washington’s western invasion is noted. Boxing odds on Garcia Overlin, Gabby Street in St. Louis booth, plus comments on modern players and managers. Gene Root sets men’s and women’s course records at Huber Club. Mrs Root lowers women’s mark.
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Sam Snead
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Helen Jacobs
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Zeke Bonura
Washington
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Smart Money
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Garcia-Overlin
Garcia
Gabby Street
St. Louis
Frankie Frisch
Gene Root
Barger
Tex
Huber Club
Red Sox Rise With Short-Shift Pitching Plan Under Cronin
Boston relies on a one over one system as Joe Cronin shuffles a deep bullpen to cover starts. Hash leads the effort, with Harris and Dickman boosting relief. Grove struggles with age catching up, while Butland shows promise as a future ace for the Red Sox.
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Joe Cronin
Bob Grove
Hash
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St. Louis
University of Richmond
Bob Feller
Tim Young
Emerson Dickman
Mickey
Harris
Jim Bagby
Charley
Wilson
Denny Galehouse
Fritz Ostermueller
Joe Heving
Grove
Dickman
Bagby
Oregonian
Wagner
Ole Cronin
Pro pointers from Art Krenz on golf form and balance
Art Krenz quotes Horton Smith on the importance of a strong wind up and proper pivot for longer golf shots. He argues a coiled body increases power control rhythm and reduces strain, noting the need to avoid losing balance while maintaining motion in golf.
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Art Krenz
Horton Smith
Missouri
Motion Over Muscle in Early Pitching Technique
The excerpt notes baseball pitching faults centered on arm and shoulder swinging away from the ball rather than a hips and legs driven start. It argues starting the arms too soon disrupts windup and coordination between arms and shoulders.
Benefit Dinner For Yale Baseball Team
Yale supporters will gather in Mason Hall on Thursday evening for a chicken supper served by Yale Good Will Extension Club members. The event begins at six with a program of tall and musical selections announced by Manager Christ Walz. Proceeds will finance the local baseball program for the year.
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Overlin Garcia Scrap Aims To Clarify Middleweight Title
In Madison Square Garden Ken Overlin faces Ceferina Garcia for the world middleweight crown. A victory could settle the messy title picture with Hostak and other contenders in play. Promoter Nat Druxman and manager Uncle Mike Jacobs are lining a postfight match agenda.
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Superior Takes Lead In Northern League
Northern League standings shifted as Superior grabbed its sixth win by defeating Cronston 20 8 to move into first place while Grand Forks Chiefs fell 5 1 to the Duluth Dukes. Winnipeg Maroons also won their first home game of the season 70 9 over Eau Claire Bears.
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Superior
Sexnense
Cronston
Grand Forks Chiefs
Duluth Dukes
Winnipeg Maroons
Eau Claire Bears
Wausau Lumberjacks Triumph 10-1 on Opponent Errors
With homers from manager Joe Mowry and Rollie Barnacle, Hugh Orphan limited the Farge-Moor head Twins to three hits as Wausau's Lumberjacks powered to a 10-1 victory, aided by seven errors by the opposition.
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Rollie Barnacle
Hugh Orphan
Farge-Moorhead Twins
Wausau
Lumberjacks
Home Town Plucker Olympia Star Strokegar in 1936 Crew
Wesh Don Hume of Olympia emerges as a key stroke for the Washington crew in the 1936 Olympic championship era. Affiliated with the local Chamber of Commerce, the athlete’s entry underscores regional pride and competitive depth at the games.
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Don Hume
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Grace Robinson Poised to Set Distance Records at Southern Meet
Brookings May 22 Yankee College leads the South Dakota field in the first Southern intercollegiate meet since 1921. Northern Youchers and State College face a strong Greyhound challenge as Grace Robinson and Yankton’s distance stars target multiple records. Events loom with wide-open fields in long jump, high jump, shot put, discus, pole vault, and the pole vault debuting a new mark.
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Eilness
Augustana
Hayter
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Batting leaders include Hayes Philadelphia Alt Averill Detr 04 and runs leader Cal Washington with 2 es. Foxx leads in home runs with 17. Pitching leaders Milnar Cleveland and Dean Philadelphia are 4 1. Other leaders include Danning New York ILumbarai Cincinnati 881 and Mize St Louis 24. West Boston 20, Mize 12 homers, four others tied at four. Walters Cincinnati 6 0, Mulcahy Philadelphia Melton New York 4 L.
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Fights Last Night in New York and Pittsburgh
George Abrams of New York defeated Augie Arellano in a nine round bout in New York. Gus Deseizin of Philadelphia defeated Wild Bill Boyd of New York in ten rounds in Pittsburgh.
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George Abrams
Washington
Augie Arellano
Pittsburgh
Gus Deérazin
Philadelphia
Bill Boyd
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