White Sox Beat Senators Narrowing Washington Lead
Washington led late but a six run tie turned into a 9 to 6 Chicago win. Haas, Kress, and Appling drove in two after a misplayed grounder, with Chicago piling up 20 hits to trim the Senators’ pennant margin to one game behind the Yankees.
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Standings and Results From Today's Baseball Action
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh 8 Boston 3. Chicago 4 Brooklyn 1. Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3. New York 3 St. Louis 2. American League scores: Chicago 9 Washington 6. Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 5. New York 12 St. Louis 0. Detroit 3 Boston 2. Standings list Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, St. Louis with varying records. International League Albany 3 Toronto 5. Baltimore 0 Rochester 7. Newark 7 Montreal 3. Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee 4. Toledo 4 St Paul 7. Columbus 9 Minneapolis 10. Louisville 10 Kansas City 10. Southern Association Birmingham 8 Memphis 5. Nashville 2 Knoxville 3.
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Gomez Is Victor as Yankees blank Browns 12 to 0
New York July 14 The Yankees backed Gomez’s five hit pitching by nine hits and nine walks off Handley and McDonald to defeat the St Louis Browns 12 to 0. It was their sixth straight win and third over the Browns. Gomez held the Browns to no runners reaching third and no one reached first in the last four innings.
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Leaders and home run list from Yankees Indians and more
Yesterday's leaders include Dickey of the Yankees and Averill of the Indians. Hale and Vergee contributed for the Giants. Foxx of the Athletics and Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees appear among notable performers. League totals shown for American and National.
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Vergee
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Braves
Foxx Advances in Big Six Batting List
Jimmie Foxx improved his top standing in the Big Six batting race yesterday, raising his average to .373 with two hits in four trips. Al Simmons slipped to second after going two-for-six as the race tightens.
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Ed Hogan Dominates Zizke in Junior Gold Match
In St Louis on July 14 Ed Hogan of St Louis defeated Robert Juliut 1 up 3 and 2 in a second round Western junior gold tournament at Normandie club Hogan who upset medalist Ros Monarchy of Rockford yesterday was in good form against Zukie He was level with par on the first nine and two over on the final six holes Chester Grosse of Chicago beat Henry Brown of Kalamazoo 3 and 2 in a quarterfinal contest Grosse posted 38 on the outward half and was one over at the turn before finishing two over for the final seven holes.
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Daily Cross Word Puzzle Solutions From Yesterday
Across clues span language quirks and wordplay descriptions with entries like Wicked Noblemen and Organ of yearling. The puzzle lists varied hints from animal names to outfits, fruits, and geographic terms, indicating a broad array of neat obscure answers across many thematic lines.
Greek Wrestlers Killed and Injured in Auto Crash
In Eutaw Alabama on July 14 two heavyweight wrestlers were rear ended by a car while traveling from Nashville to New Orleans. George Kotsonaros of Hollywood California was killed. John Paul Jones of Dallas Texas was seriously injured but expected to recover. Jones had wrestled in Nashville Thursday night and a card in New Orleans was to feature him last night.
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Mrs Hurd Near Golf Trophy After Narrow Victory
Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Philadelphia moved within one win of the Griswold cup by defeating Edith Quier of Reading, Pa in 18 holes to reach the Shenecossett invitation final against Jane Brooks of Sparkhill. The 18 hole final is set for today and Brooks edged Kathryn Gragan in 21 holes.
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Miss Brooks
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Montclair
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Frank R. Lyon of Fairmont Dies at Coal Conference
Frank R. Lyon 60, Fairmont mine owner and Consolidation Coal official, died of a heart attack in New York City during a coal operators conference. Final rites planned at 727 Mt. Vernon Ave. Burial in Parkersburg family plot. Survived by widow and three children. Lyon had been active in Industrial Recovery Act provisions for coal and once served as Consolidation Coal Company receiver.
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Ruling on 3.2 beer sparks legal debate across Kansas
The Kansas Supreme Court's first 3.2 beer ruling since federal legalization raises questions about convictions in beer cases. Attorney General Roland Boynton warns the decision complicates enforcement of prohibition against beer sales while crime figure Frank J. Loesch calls for secrecy and an organized approach to combat kidnapping as a national menace.
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Second Week Boys' Camp Is Underway
Springfield notes the second week of the Central M. C. Boys' Camp as the first week closes. The speedball league ends with Scarlets led by Lua Syckes, Beels second, Pansies third, Hot Tamales fourth. A mystery trip and a wild tale by Red Snyder highlight the camp's activities.
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Red” Snyder
Lew Farber Trims Midget Wolgast in 10-Round Non Title Bout
New York July 14 Lew Farber of New York gained a disputed decision over Midget Wolgast of Philadelphia generally recognized as flyweight champion of the world in a 10 round non title match at the Fugazy Bowl on Coney Island.
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Coney Island
Brother of Mrs Starcher Dies Near Maryland
Reports reach city that E Bowers, brother of Mrs Lawson Starcher, died near Chestertown Maryland last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Starcher attended the funeral and will return home late this week. No further details available.
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Secret Anti Kidnapping Police System Proposed
Fragmentary article notes a proposed secret police body to combat kidnapping. Mentions Middletown and Mt. Clemens with reference to July dates, a plane crash, and a barren apple orchard setting. Names like Arlington and Sel fridge Field appear as scattered details amid the garbled OCR.
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Mich
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Kansas Trial Courts Rule On Beer Question
The supreme court of Kansas, longtime guardian of constitutional prohibitions, ruled on whether trial courts must rule on beer related issues. The ruling sets a precedent for handling disputes over beer inKansas trials and clarifies procedural obligations for lower courts.
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Leading netters reach semi finals at Spring Lake tourney
Four top players advanced to the singles semi finals in the Spring Lake challenge trophy. Frank J. Shields of New York faces Berkley Bell of Texas, while Frankie Parker of Milwaukee challenges Herbert L. Bowman, who upset J. Gilbert Hall 4 6 6 3 8 6 to reach the semis.
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Sun Mission Narrowly Defeated by True Sweep at Empire City
In a crowded Empire City Race Track card on July 14, Sun Mission challenged True Sweep in the fourth and most notable event. True Sweep, ridden by Don Meade, won by two lengths over Sun Mission with Bonnie Cain third, as Lipscomb’s horse posted a 1.46 time for the mile and 70 yards.
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Bonnie Cain
Billy Reese Victor Over Ramsey Potts in Atlanta Tennis
Billy Reese of Atlanta advances to the Southern singles quarter finals after a comeback win over Ramsey Potts of Memphis 2 6, 6 3, 6 4. Kimbark Peterson of Nashville defeats Merrimon Cunningham 6 1, 6 2 in a third round match. Anna Koll of New Orleans, defending champion, reaches the women’s singles semi finals by beating Catherine Pearson of Houston 6 4, 6 0.
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Billy Reese
Loughran to Fight Risko in July Boxing Show
Philadelphia heavyweight Tommy Loughran will face Cleveland challenger Johnny Risko in a July 26 bout promoted after rescheduling from July 19. Loughran requested extra time to improve conditioning for the match in Chicago.
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Tommy Loughran
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Johnny Risko
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Oil Code Hearing Delayed to July 24
Washington July 14 Hugh B Johnson recovery administrator postponed from July 20 to Monday July 24 the hearing of a code of fair competition for the oil industry. The delay aims to allow meetings to smooth differences and to permit conferences in Washington and the oil states between government authorities and oil men.
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Hugh 8. Johnson
Britons and Australians Split Open Davis Cup Tie in England
In Wimbledon on July 14 Britons and Australians split the opening singles, Crawford defeating Austin 4-6 6-2 6-2 6-3 for Australia and Perry sweeping McGrath 16-2 6-4 6-2 for Britain. Doubles selection saw Crawford and Quist set to face Perry and Hughes, with McGrath resting for a singles clash Saturday. Austin taken a set by Crawford marks a rare Aussies setback.
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Kingdon May Join Giants in Major League Swap
New York reports President Charles H. Stoneham of the Giants may secure Shortstop Kingdon from Memphis to boost the team. Kingdon, formerly with Newark in the International League, is regarded as good on defense but not a strong hitter.
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Kingdon
Memphis
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Baroness Levi Court Victor Shuts Winthrop From Tourney
Brookline, July 14. In the quarter finals of the Longwood women's Invitation, Baroness Maud Levi of New York defeated Katherine Winthrop of Hamilton 6-4 6-1 to halt the local contender. Alice Marble of San Francisco advanced to the semi finals with a 6-2 6-3 victory over Eunice Dean of Texas.
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Mass
Katherine Winthrop
Hamilton
Maud Levi
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Winthrop
Marjorie Gladman van
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N. J
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Eunice Dean
Texas
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