Tigers Sweep Yankees In Doubleheader Run Rally
Detroit Tigers win both ends of a doubleheader versus the New York Yankees, 4-3 to open, and 3-2 to close. Reds beat Giants 6-1 and 4-2 as Cincinnati strengthens chase of leaders. Indians sweep Red Sox 3-2 and 2-0 behind Bob Feller. Dodgers split with Cardinals. Pirates sweep Bees. Cubs and Phillies split. White Sox sweep Athletics. Browns and Senators split two.
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Marble Dominates US Tennis Meet In Seabright Title Run
Alice Marble adds another singles crown at Seabright after earlier wins in Mid-Atlantic and Maryland events. Betz takes first set in women’s final before Marble recovers to win 6-4 6-0. McNeill wins men’s singles over Kramer. Riggs and Van Horn secure men’s doubles over Kramer and Schoecer.
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Hogan Leads Pro Golfers in Chicago Open Finish
Hogan tied for second with Johnny Revolta in the $5,000 Chicago open championship. Dick Metz won with a 278 total, 10 under par, at Tam O’Shanter Country Club. Hogan's 275 earned him the top spot in this year’s money winners with $8,788, surpassing Jim Thorpe and others in the field.
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PGA Trophy Standings Show Hogan Leads in Points
From Class D by Jack Lords Little, scores listed include Ben Hogan 338 points, Jimmy Lemaret 287, Craig Wood 215, Sam Snead 174, Byron Nelson 174, with others like Lick Metz and Sam Sned also noted in the Harry Vardon trophy point race.
Yankees Still Play to Win
Column by Eddie Briet notes the Yankees’ drive for the pennant and questions about umpires and exhibition-game choices. It contrasts Reds outfielder Harry Craft’s error-free start with Joe Moore of the Giants, and mentions Vito Tamulis and John Kieran. It also recalls Charley Howard’s horse comment and Ace Parker’s injury recovery amid fan bottle-throwing at umpire Rue.
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Baseball Twin Bill: Derringer Turner Spark Giants Triumphs
Yesterday’s star pitchers Paul Derringer and Jim Turner held the Giants to two hits in the opener and eight hits in the nightcap as the Reds swept. Tigers clout by Campbell and Fox sparked a four-run rally in game one, with Fox delivering the later homer in game two to seal the win. Hugh Mulcahy beat Hank Leiber as Phillies opened strong and Leiber homered twice to lift the Cubs in the nightcap. White Sox leaders Tresh and Kennedy paced the batting parade.
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Gee Training Ailing Wing in Baseball Saga
Pittsburgh reports Long John Gee works on pitching at a Vermont camp as he refuses to join the Albany Senators. Pirates president says Gee is optioned to Albany. prior soreness and lack of spring training appearances led to the option being canceled.
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Welch Takes Double Bill In Mountain State League Action
In Wayne on July 22 Welch Miners swept a doubleheader over Bluefield 13 8 and 4 0 to close within one game of Logan Indians in the season’s second half. Logan split with Williamson 4 1 and 5 2 while Ashland beat Huntington 4 1 4. Frances Ann Murphy 4 was killed in an auto crash near her home. Leslie Marcum 21 charged with manslaughter.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday in National League
Yesterday results include Pittsburgh defeating Boston 5 to 3 and 16 to 2 in two games. Cincinnati beat New York 6 to 1 and 4 to 2. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 to 2 and 8 to 5. Brooklyn edged St. Louis 3 to 1, while St. Louis won 5 to 2. An 8 inning game was called on Sunday law. No games today. probable pitchers listed.
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Baseball scores and results from the American League games
The list shows Detroit beating New York 4 to 3, Detroit 3 New York 2, Chicago 10 Philadelphia 8, Chicago 7 Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 3 Boston 2, Cleveland 2 Boston 0, St. Louis 8 Washington 4, Washington 6 St. Louis 4.
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Record Score Made In Junior B. B. League
An all time city record was believed set when Union Drug defeated Lockwood and Lockwood nine 36 to 4 at the First Ward diamond in a WPA Recreation junior league game. The 4 1/2 hour contest featured nine two base hits three home runs and four triples by the winners.
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Public Links Meet Opens With Star Field In Detroit
The 19th national public links championship begins in Detroit with 192 players from 2,601 entries. Defending champ is Andrew Szwedka of Pittsburgh, joined by former winners Carl F. Kauffmann Charles Ferrera David A. Mitchell and AleLach. The event starts a 36 hole qualifying, producing 64 match play qualifiers, while 33 teams vie for the Warren G. Harding trophy led by Smiley Quick Whitney and Train.
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Barney Walsh Seeks West Virginia Open Tennis Title
White Sulphur Springs July 22 Barney Walsh of Rockville Maryland four times champion enters as favorite in the West Virginia open amateur tennis tournament. The 28 year old defender has won three straight titles and was winner in 1935. Women’s division field wide open with Marta Barnett of Miami withdrawing for emergency surgery. Gracyn Wheeler of California appears strongest among entrants as Parsons of Huntington, Dor othy Bell of Wheeling and Mary Ann Davis also in contention.
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Huntington Juniors Gop Legion district champions
Huntington and Belle played a two out of three series in southern West Virginia. Huntington won the district title by defeating Belle 9-0 in the second game after taking the opener 13-7 at Belle, with King and Peterson leading the Huntington Junior team to the victory.
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Ten Stick In Ball Tourney In Harrisville
In Harrisville on July 22 the West Virginia semi pro baseball tournament saw few original entries survive into the second weekend. Pennsboro fell 19 to 14 to Austin Powder from Bretz, Wyatt Cubs lost again as Morgan Towns Christopher Coal team won 4 to 2, while Wall Street Servicemen of Cl burg dropped a 1 to 0 pitchers battle to St Marys Oilers. Other results: Lumberport Red Sox 1 Parkersburg Corr a 0, Dr Adams Hap Grotey All Stars Parkersburg 15 Ritchie Merchants Harrisville 2, E I Du Pont Charleston 1, Fonzo 0.
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Zeke Bonura Sold to Cubs in Outright Deal
Chicago announces the outright purchase of first baseman Zeke Bonura from the Washington Senators to fill a sudden need after injuries sidelined Cub players Glenn Rip Russell and Phil Cavarretta. Hank Leiber moved to first base while Russell underwent an appendectomy and Cavarretta suffered an ankle fracture.
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Bonura Sold to Senators Despite Fielding Woes
Clark Griffith announced Bonura was sold for 19000 after all American League clubs waived. Sammy West will replace him until late season when Jimmy Vernon may be recalled from Jersey City. Bonura hits .273 but his lack of fielding grace challenged three managers this season. The Cubs in Boston risk Bonura’s defense for extra power as they sit in fourth. He is to report tonight and play tomorrow.
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Young hurler hero crowns state softball meet
Huntington’s Pat Gill, a six foot three pitcher for the U S Engineers, pitched a 1-0 win over Buckhannon Dean Motors to claim the state title. Gill shut out the Buckhannon offense on seven innings while gaining plate support from Joe Andrick. The Engineers earlier eliminated Magazine A C Charleston and Huntington Pure Oil to reach the final, with the squad set to travel to Detroit in September.
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Nightly Radio Schedule Roundup
A dense list of 1930s era radio programs across networks NBC CBS MBS and WLW. It catalogs show titles hosts and entertainers from Tim Healy Paul Sullivan Blossom to Dorsey and Lombardo orchestras with times spanning 5:30 to 11:30 PM and multiple stations including WEAF WJZ WBC.
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Charleston Daily Mail Sponsors West Virginia Tournament
The Charleston Daily Mail covered the West Virginia competition in the national tournament, highlighting the event's sponsorship and the session's significance for teams and players advancing in the national bracket.
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Pan American conference faces broad agenda and empty German seats
Delegates confront wide set of issues from neutrality and territorial holdings to fifth column risks and refugee resettlement. Argentina’s absence worries some as Costa Rica reports German legation in San Jose withdrew its unneutral note ahead of the assembly.
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