Reds and Yanks Roll On Across Weekday Wins
The Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs 7-5 and 11-3 while the New York Yankees ended the Washington Senators eight game streak 13-8. Cards beat Pirates 5-3 to stretch win streak to ten as Giants take both ends of a doubleheader 5-4 and 6-5. Johnny Marcum injures eye. Red Sox rally to sweep Athletics 5-3 and 6-5 with Foxx homering and Williams driving in a run. Julius Solters adds three hits in Indians 6-5 win over Browns. Ben Chapman drives in two in the ninth.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Yanks
Washington Senaors
Pirates
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Buccaneers
Johnny Mize
Joe Medwick
Don Gutteridge
New York Giants
Boston
Bees
Johny McCarthy
Phacis
Tom Hafey
Freq Prankhouse
Johnny Marcum Murt
Yankees
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Joe DiMaggio
Frank Crosetti
Johnny Marcum
Chicago White Sox
Hank Greenberg
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Schoolboy Rowe
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Foxx
Ted Williams
Julius Solters
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
St. Louis Browns
Ben Chapman
Cubans Seek Net Victory At Davis Cup Match
In Sea Bright New Jersey on August 10 an asthmatic Australian team and a Cuban trio faced off on grass as a Davis Cup interzone clash potential. Adrian Quist battled asthma while Ricardo Morales met Quist, with Jack Bromwich facing Jose Aguero in opening play. American captain Walter Pate named a defending squad including Bobby Riggs Don McNeil Gene Mako Elwood Cooke Frank Parker Bitsy Grant and Sydney Wood, final selections to come soon.
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Sea Bright
N. J
United States
Adrian Quist
Quist
Ricardo
Fights Last Night Card Prompted By Knockout Wins
In Atlanta Ben Brown 160 beat Teddy Yaresz 164 in a ten round decision. In Oakland Tiger Wade 172 stopped Charley Coates 175 in Los Angeles after two rounds.
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Atlanta
Ben Brown
Teddy Yaresz
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Califfe
Tiger Wade
Peoria
Charley Coates
Los Angeles
Hack Wilson Still Draws Attention in Suburban Night Club
Hack Wilson, former National League home run king, now 39, has opened the Hack Wilson Home Run club in suburban Niles. He serves as master of ceremonies and assistant bartender while entertaining patrons with baseball anecdotes. Wilson, out of the majors since 1934, previously ran a Martinsburg sporting goods store and played semipro before turning to night club work after a recent engagement as star entertainer in a north side locale. The feature includes a charity angle with a prize fund and a focus on his colorful personality despite years away from baseball.
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Chicago
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Niles
Hack
North Side
Wilson
Snack
Martinsburg
W. Va
McKeesport
Best Golfers Battle In $10,000 Dapper Dan Open
Pittsburgh hosts the $10,000 Dapper Dan open with 171 players including three national champions and most top pros. The 72 hole four day event opens amid mild weather as professionals and 36 scoring amateurs line up at the start.
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Dapper Dan
Pittsburgh
Two Hurt In Ashland Bus Collision Near City
Roy C. Ryan age 46 of Chesapeake W Va and The Bocook age 56 of Ashland were struck by a bus near Ashland last night and seriously injured. Doctors at Kings Daughters Hospital say Ryan not expected to live.
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Ashland
Roy C. Ryan
Chesapeake W. Va
Bocook
Kings Daughters’ Hospital
Ryan
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Baseball scoreboard recap lists yesterday results with New York, Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh games. It also shows today’s scheduled games in the National and American Leagues including matchups at Cincinnati Chicago New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington and Detroit.
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New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Ww. L. Pet
New York Brooklyn
Peter Astra Easy Winner of Rich Race
Peter Astra dominated the Tambletonian at Goshen New York, earning $21,341 after two heats. Driver Hugh Parshall and owner Dr. Lowry Guilinger praised the bay’s speed as Never Lost Single Heat Gauntlet claimed $4,656 for second and Sir Walter earned $2,328 for third in a 40,000 crowd. The time was 2 05 14 and 2 04 54.
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Gayle Talbot Goshen
Peter Astra
Pete
Lowry Miler
Guilinger
Ohio
Hugh Parshall
Chick
C. W. Phellis
Greenwich
Conn
Trampion
Sir Walter
J. J. McIntyre
Cleveland
Parshall
Fordham Line Causes Worry
Eddie Brietz reports concern over Fordham’s line for the first time in coach Jimmy Crowley’s tenure. The article notes players and figures including Joe Banovic, John Doeg, Patty Berg, Bargain Tulane ticket offers, and others like Sixto Esco bars, Jock Sutherland, Tiny Thornhill, Dutch Meyer, and Texas all-stars bound for coast play.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Jimmy
Crowley
Fordham
Joe Banovic
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Lou Nova
John Doeg
Patty Berg
Tulane
Clemson
Auburn
Alabama
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Joe Trimer
Illinois’ Boxing Commission
Chicago
Georgie Pace
Sixto Escobar
Cleveland
Escobar
Pill Lesser
San Francisco Chronicle
Inside Dope
Jock Sutherland
Tiny Thornhill O. Stanford
Jock
Tiny
Pitt
Texas
Tucson
Ariy
Dallas
Softball Teams Warned Over Un sanctioned Tournaments
Charleston August 10. State Commissioner Dan Hardman warned softball teams about unsanctioned events that could affect qualification for future state tournaments. M J Pauley of Chicago, executive secretary of the Amateur Softball Association of America, said cash prizes would mark a tournament as non amateur, Haiman added.
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Charleston
Dan Hardman
M. J. Pauley
Chicago
Amateu Softball Association of America
Haiman
Conn Calls Himself Sissy Of His Family In Love For Boxing
Leiperville, Pa. August 10. Billy Conn, training for a 10 round bout with Gus Dorazio near Philadelphia, says his family keeps him humble. He says brother Jackie, 17, teases him, father William Conn Sr. 41 threatens to fight, and mother keeps peace. Frankie stays in Pittsburgh. both dad and Jackie will attend the ringside Monday night.
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Worlt
Billy Conn
Billy
Gus Doravio
Philadsiplua
Ccrapper
Fittsburgh
Jackie
Wiliam David Conn, Sr
Prankie
Pop
Hilly
Frankie
Pittsburgh
Old Man
Yesterday's Stars and Obituary for August 10
Yesterday's stars included Johnny McCarthy and Carl Hubbell for the Giants former pinch homer driving in a three run inning to beat the Bees in the first game of a doubleheader. Joe Medwick, John Mize and Don Gutteridge powered the Cardinals to victory over the Pirates. Jimmy Foxx and Ted Williams led the Red Sox in a split with the Athletics with Williams delivering a bases loaded ninth inning hit. Ben Chapman supplied the Indians with a late two run double to top the Browns. Aug. 10 death of Andrew Jackson Nester at 74 after an eight day illness. survived by widow, five sons and seven daughters.
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Johhny McArthy
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Bees
Joe Medwick
John Mize
Don Gutteridge
Cardinals
St. Louis
Pirates
Jimmy Foxx
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Farmer
Boston
Athletics
Spencer
Andrew Jackson Nester
Mountain Loop Leads Welch Defeat and Late Game Rallys
In a 5-4 loss for Welch, Williamson widened the Mountain State League lead as Huntington produced a three-run ninth inning rally at Logan. Bluefield split a doubleheader with Ashland, winning 6-5 after a 4-0 deficit. Welch, Williamson, and Ashland head to road games, while a separate report details a long medical odyssey from 1937 as the “smiling kid of the iron lung” gains some moments out of the respirator.
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Associated Press
Welch
Williamson
Huntington
Logan Indias
Bluefield
Ering Ashland
Colonels
Logan
Ashland
Huntinglan
Fred Snite
Botler
Pipping
Billings Hospital
Chicago
Young Suite
Florida
Smile Prepares Notre Dame Graduate for Wedding News
Hogan recalls Smiling Fred Hood as happy about marriage to Georgian Court alum Miss Larkin. Relatives confirm joy, noting Fred Snite's illness after traveling with family in China. Aunt Mrs John Snite praises Miss Larkin, a Dayton native who attended Georgian Court with Fred’s sister Mary Larella.
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John T. Snite
Teresa
Fred
Miss Larkin
Dayton, C
Georgian Court
Lakewood
N. J
Mary Larella
Larkin
Snite
Notre Dame University
China
Pieping
Morgantown as a potential site eyed for NAC A laboratory
A Morgantown group urged city officials to press a congressional committee on locating a national cancer laboratory. Hearings had named six cities including Morgantown as possible sites, with Sunnyvale previously favored but congressional rejection possibly hurting Sunnyvale’s chances.
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Morgantown
Chamber of Commerce
Sunnyvale
Congress
Virtue Gone Wrong Sound Bidding Challenges Contracts
Barclay discusses how misaligned bidding and scattered trump distribution can ruin contracts. He explains two opening-bid options for South, one with 1 Diamond and another with 1 Spade, noting which sequences reveal little and which mislead opponents. In a duplicate game top scorers often erred yet 4 Spades survived while 6 Hearts failed.
Gorham Sterling Silver Vision in Budget Plan
Unstated weighs and dignified design mark Gorham Sterling Silver as unsurpassed in quality. The item is promoted as easy to buy within a budget plan, promising joy to possess for buyers seeking refined silver.
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Gorham
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