Pirates Triumph Over Phillies In Ninth Inning
In Pittsburgh July 22 Captain Pie Traynor and Lloyd Waner returned to the lineup to spark a 3 2 ninth inning victory over the Phillies. Waner’s double drove in the winning run after Traynor’s single, tying the Pirates two-run lead in a tense finish as Remy Kremer and Jim Elliott pitched well early. Philadelphia gathered a brief rally in the first half of the ninth before the Pirates sealed the win.
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Baseball scores from Yesterday and Today across Leagues
National League results show Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2 with games today including Chicago at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at Cincinnati American League headlines list St Louis beating Philadelphia 5 3 Boston New York 2 Washington 5 Detroit 4 Chicago Cleveland not scheduled and games Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington Mid Atlantic League reports Beckley 3 Johnstown 2 Clarksburg 6 Cumberland 3 Charleston at Huntington Johnstown at Beckley Cumberland at Clarksburg American Association scores Minneapolis 21 Louisville 4 Louisville 10 Minneapolis 8 Kansas City 6 Toledo 6 St Paul 13 Indianapolis 3.
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Detroit Advances in Series as Red Sox Stop Yankees
Detroit wins game three of a five game set after a rough first inning where they score three. Nine hits allowed, but stems kept apart. Meanwhile New York loses to Boston as Boerner and Moore end the Yankees five game run in a 3 to 2 defeat. Pickering and Wartler drive in the deciding run. Escaped convict Ed Heiger captured in Youngstown after fleeing Beaver jail. Heiger had used several aliases and was jailed for transporting a stolen car.
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Most Golfers Overcome Fear Of Sand Traps With Practice
Johnny Farrell advises golfers to treat bunker shots as normal parts of the game and to practice relentlessly. He suggests placing many balls in the sand at various angles, stepping on them, and using a niblick to master the explosion shot.
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Foxx Sets Cleveland Park Record In Marathon Game
Jimmy Foxx, home run king of the Philadelphia Athletics, hits three long balls in an 18 inning game at Cleveland. The 374 foot fence made homers rare and his feat topped the former league mark by two.
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Kunkle Leads Favorites in State Tennis Open
White Sulphur Springs July 22 A thunderstorm overhead as the state tennis open quarter finals played out saw defending champion Paul Kunkle defeat Lieut Stanley Robinson 6 8 6 2 6 3 in the feature match. Eddie Jacobs routed Hudson Hamm 6 0 6 1. Alex Keiles beat Ed Blade 6 4 6 2 leaving Kunkle Jacobs Keiles and W V Jones to decide the title.
Dodgers Oppose Bean Ball After Sukeforth Hit
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Max Carey and the club condemned the bean ball practice after catcher Clyde Sukeforth was knocked down by a pitch from Dizzy Dean in St Louis. Sukeforth called out pitchers who target smaller players, saying he has no respect for such courage.
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Koenig Stages Comeback In Pacific Coast League
San Francisco on July 22 Mark Koenig plays shortstop for the Missions in a comeback that recalls his days with the Yankees after a failed major league pitching try with Detroit.
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Showing of Alexander Cheers Red Sox Fans
Red Sox fans cheer Dale Alexander, the new first baseman from Detroit Tigers, as he hits well and shows increased aggressiveness under Manager McManug. The July 22 showing sparks optimism for the season despite prior disappointments.
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Shepherds Protect Arms With Old Tubes Across Seas
Washington reports 1931 scene where Portuguese shepherds adopt scrap rubber tubes as arm coverings. They wear long sleeveless coats with capes, using inner tube sections to shield forearms in Overseas trade. The note highlights innovative repurposing of discarded inner tubes for protection.
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Wealthy Shep Hard Puts Four Tubes To Use
The department of commerce notes that a well off shep hard can obtain four pieces of tube and employ two as ship puttees to shield his legs above the ankles. The arrangement reflects inventive reuse amid resource limits described in the period.
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Recreation Reds Chalk Up 12 Wins in Row
The Recreation Reds beat Fetterman nine four one to extend a win streak to twelve. Keefover pitched for the Reds with Ned Shriver aiding the offense as the Reds pulled away after a 1 1 tie in the fifth. Carl Shaw hit a homer in the second inning. Tonight the Reds meet Wendel.
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Landis sees no financial help for minor leagues
Chicago July 22. Commissioner Landis said he sees no financial rescue for minors. He noted major leagues face Congress and Treasury aid to help, while many minor leagues struggle. The piece outlines league actions, past folds like the Eastern League, and upcoming December showdowns among owners and committees.
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Eight Survivors In Public Links Meet
Louisville Ky July 22 The spirit with which the municipal golfer takes his game was shown by six extra hole rounds yesterday in the eleventh National Public Links golf tournament. The victors who will go into the
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Heavies Mix to Pick Foe for Sharkey
New York July 22 The Garden plans an elimination tournament to select a challenger for Jack Sharkey next summer. The first bout features Ernie Schaaf versus Pauline Nu mudun at the Garden Bowl Long Island City. Jimmy Johnston urges heavyweights to begin training for 15 round duels.
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Boxing Tour Leg of Heavyweight Show Stirs Interest
The garden is busy lining up American heavies and foreign stars for an upcoming boxing series. Promoter Johnston announced Harry Peterson as a key heavyweight draw and Larry Gaines as a potential addition after his England tour. Names tied to the tourney include Mickey Walker of Rumson New Jersey Steve Hamas ex Penn State Les Ramage of California Stanley Parada Johnny Risko King Levinsky Charley Retzlaff and Tommy Loughran among others.
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Clarksburg Heat Claim First Victim of Wave
Dorsey B Hudking 62 died at home after collapsing in the summer heat. He was the first heat victim this year in Clarksburg, with the Duff Street United Church area noted in coverage. He leaves a son and a daughter. Official temperature 95 at collapse, later 98.
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Games-Postponed American: Boston at New Yorks train
The Boston and New York teams will not play as scheduled with a double header moved to tomorrow. Officials cite weather and travel issues delaying the start times and rescheduling details are expected to be announced.
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Foxx and Klein Lead Baseball Trade Talk? Noted Pairings
The fragment lists Foxx with the Athletics and Klein with the Phillies, followed by Simmons with the Athletics Gehrig with the Yankees and Averill with the Indians, suggesting player associations or trades among major teams. No dates or context are provided to specify action or outcome.
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Leading Batters Roster Highlights from 1930s Era Baseball
The snippet lists top hitters Foxx of the Athletics P Waner of the Pirates Hurst of the Phillies O Doul of the Dodgers Walker of the Tigers and Burns of the Browns with figures .865 123 337 suggesting batting marks and totals from the period.
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