Giants Fall Deeper in Struggle as Redlegs Win
In a tight Major League roundup, Cincinnati Redlegs defeated the Giants 7-5 with Jess Byrd hitting key hits including a bases-loaded double and a late single to drive in two. Cardinals posted a 2-1 win over the Giants, extending a 12-game win streak. Phillies crushed Cubs 7-5 to end a five-game skid. Dodgers beat Pirates 9-3. Yankees beat White Sox 2-0 to widen AL lead. A's beat Tigers 8-2 with Foxx’s 17th homer. Browns 6-4 over Washington.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
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Babe Ruth unlikely but may be next Indians manager
Jack's Jottings notes a Roosevelt Hotel dance to raise funds for the Dam baseball club. The column discusses Babe Ruth's fading media presence, a possible rise as Cleveland Indians manager if Walter Johnson leaves, and mentions Joe McCarthy’s Yankee pact as context. Also mentions the Carr China leaguers’ non-league game and upcoming trip to Ziesing.
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Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across 1 Behold Apollo 12
Across clues mix place names and abbreviations with chemical symbols and common words. Entries include city in Connecticut, city in Nevada, Tellurium symbol, Greek letters, and terms like extinction and notched on. The puzzle blends abbreviations, Latin roots, and familiar nouns for quick wordplay.
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Omer
Source
Nevada
Nick
God of Love
Potters face Chemics in non league tilt at Ziesing
In a pre season contest the Chemics fall 3 1 to the locals with their hurler allowing one hit that did not figure in the scoring. Pat Walters will get a chance to show his fast ball Thursday night. Walters is not on the league eligibility list but will pitch in this game. The 5 30 p m start at Ziesing follows Bill Buzzard returning home from Cameron and abandoning plans to finish the season with the Potters. The park at Grafton continues drawing bathers as the Red Cross and the newspaper run a first swimming and lifesaving class for 28 students, with finals Sunday. Final standings story notes Rosemont’s Reppert Cubs stumble as Slaughter shines and Philippi defeats Rosemont on Lawson’s homer while Belington beats Braithwood 9 1.
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National League Standings and Results Report
Standings and results from the National League show Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh 9 to 3, Cincinnati 7 to 5 over New York, Philadelphia 7 to 5 over Chicago, and St Louis 2 to 1 against Boston. The American League includes New York 2 to 0 Chicago and Philadelphia 8 to 2 Detroit, with St Louis 6 to 4 Washington. Upcoming games list Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati, Boston at St Louis, Detroit at Philadelphia, St Louis at Washington, Cleveland at Boston, and Chicago at Newark.
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Potters and Chemics to clash in non-league tilt
Grafton hosts the Chemics of Ziesing in a non-league game scheduled for Thursday night at Clarksburg. Pat Walters to start for Grafton after earlier omission from eligibility. Shriver singled in first inning for the Chemics in the April 28 loss. Two postponed Rosemont games may be played next week as Grafton heads to Philippi and Rowlesburg before returning August 3.
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Omaha and Black Helen Final Workouts Before Arlington Classic
Chicago July 17 Omaha and Black Helen top the three year old division ordered out for final workouts before the $30 added classic at Arlington Park Saturday. Count Arthur, Mrs John D Hertz candidate, drilled yesterday winning backers with a 2 06 1/4 mile. Roman Soldier also worked the classic distance in 2 06 15 under restraint.
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Joe M Carmthy To Run Yanks Two More Years
New York July 17 Genial Joe McCarthy will manage the Yankees for two more seasons Col Ruppert owner announced he had been signed for 1936 and 1937 at the same salary about 35000 yearly Babe Ruth was floated as a possible successor to McCarthy who joined the team from the Chicago Cubs in 1931.
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Joe Louis Opens Training For King Levin Bout
Chicago July 17 Joe Louis began drills for a ten round bout with King Levin sky set for August 7 at Comiskey Park. The Kingfish, about 200 pounds, plans to leave tonight for an outdoor bout at Round Lake Illinois. Louis weighs 203 pounds about six more than in the Primo Carnera fight. Promoter Joe Foley filed contracts with the Illinois State Athletic Commission stating Louis will receive 30 percent of net receipts Levinsky 20 percent. Ticket reservations near 50000 despite sales not opening until today.
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Sam Cohn Defeated by Jinx in Open Tennis Match
White Sulphur Springs July 17 Sam Cohn state tennis champion again falls to bad luck in an open tournament. He misfired in the second and third sets losing 2-6 6-2 6-3 to Paul Pollard of Lynchburg Va. The Beckley ace dominates closed contests but never wins the open title.
Three-I Loop Rookie Tops League Hitters
Durham July 17 Chester Laabs rookie of Fort Wayne Chiefs leads Three-I league batters with a .424 average, three points ahead of Oscar Eckhardt of the Pacific Coast Missions. Charley Harig of Washington Pa. climbs to third with .402, while Henrich of Zanesville Middle Atlantic hits .381.
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Wrestling results from Camden Trenton and Indianapolis 1923
Camden Everett Marshall 220 from Colorado defeated Hans Schnabel 200 from Germany in two of three falls. Trenton Emil Dusek 212 from Omaha defeated Gino Garibaldy 214 from Italy. Bull Martin 225 from Tre ton defeated Irish J. Donovan 224 from Boston in one fall. Indianapolis Jim McMillen 295 from Chicago defeated Charlie Strack 236 from Boston in two of three falls.
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Birds Still Seek No One In Half Standings Tilt
The Huntington Red Birds fight to end a seven game losing streak in the Middle Atlantic second half as Zanesville Greys top them 7 6 in a 12 inning game. Minogue earns win after relief stint driving in Kopko. other actions include Johnstown beating Charleston 8 6 and Berkley defeating Akron 7 6 with Hartje homering for West Virginians.
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Pittsburgh and Chicago Fight Card Recaps Last Night
In Pittsburgh bouts Tait Littman outpointed Anson Green while Pritzie Zivic beat Jackie McFarland and Ralph Gizzy narrowly defeated George Liggins. Draws included Barney Ruffner vs Johnny Bi rek and Mike Koroly vs another Pittsburgh fighter. In Chicago Billy Celebron outpointed Petey Mike as Nestor Bruggeman beat Ernie in a separate welterweight mismatch.
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Sam Parks Ready For St Paul Open Tourney
Sam Parks of Pittsburgh, a national open champion, leads early arrivals for the $5,000 St Paul Open at Keller golf course. Defending champion Johnny Revolta and other stars were due in. 72 holes over Friday to Sunday with $1,200 awarded to the winner.
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College All Stars Named for Bears Game
Chicago lists the 1934 College All Stars chosen to oppose the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on August 29. Top vote getters include Don Hutson of Alabama with 68,592 votes, and Frank Larson of Minnesota with 67,918, followed by tackles Bill Lee of Alabama and Phil Bengston of Minnesota.
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Paul Sulkowsky
Schmeling Fight Definitely Arranged For September
Chicago reports that Louis Schmeling will fight Joe Louis in New York this September. Mike Jacobs, head of the 20th Century Sporting Club, received a cablegram from Joe Jacobs, manager of Schmeling, confirming the bout.
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