Hubbell Sets National League Shutout Mark
Carl Hubbell established a new National League shutout record yesterday, extending his scoreless streak to 46 innings before Boston broke it in the sixth. The Giants lost 2-1 to the Braves as Pittsburgh tightened its hold on first, while the Cardinals moved up with a 4-1 win over Cincinnati. Cleveland rallied to a 2-0 victory over the Indians, tying Detroit for fourth behind Sam Gray.
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Dudley Wins Philadelphia District Open Title
Dudley, an American Ryder Cup golfer, clinched the Philadelphia district open championship by tearing par on the final 18 holes and posting a 72 hole record of 288.
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England Refused Spain’s Exchange for Rock of Gibraltar
A historical note states England rejected an offer to trade all of Spain’s African possessions for control of the Rock of Gibraltar, highlighting a strategic decision in colonial geopolitics.
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Oral Hildebrand Fined for Displaying Temper in St Louis
Cleveland report says Oral Hildebrand, rookie pitcher for the Indians, was fined 100 dollars and suspended indefinitely after a temperamental fit when removed from the mound in a seven inning rally that helped the Browns win 12 to 9 in St Louis. He argued with manager Walter Johnson and will seek a case review with GM Billy Plank tomorrow.
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Results at Charlotte two Wilmington six
A summary of scores shows Wilmington defeating Charlotte 6 to 2 while Durham posted a 3 to by Greensboro and Richmond led 8 to 4 against Winston-Salem.
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Sports matchups listed for upcoming Bell season
J. Louis at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at Chicago. Brooklyn at Boston. New York at Philadelphia.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Multiple Cities
Results yesterday show Boston beat New York 3 to 7 in a mixed schedule, York topped St Louis 9 to 1, Cincinnati defeated Chicago 3 to 1. Only games scheduled were listed with final scores.
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Major League Basketball Schedule and Standings Beat
Today games include Philadelphia at New York Boston at Washington Chicago at Detroit and Cleveland at St Louis. Standings show St Louis in lead with Cleveland trailing Chicago and Detroit, rain affects Chicago Detroit matchup.
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Stop the Pats Stir Up Piedmont Ball Field Dispute
Aug 2 Piedmont loop battle with Charlotte Wilmington hopes for upset. Greensboro widens lead as Pats win fifth straight beating Durham 6-3. Winston-Salem loses sixth straight to Richmond. Kron called home after brother killed by train. Lyle and Barnes shine for Pirates. Greenboro staff Lima fanned 11 as Weston and Cohen pace offense.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Major League Action
Randy Moore led the Braves with three hits in a Giants win push. Pat Malone powered Cubs past Reds with strong play. Gus Suhr helped the Pirates beat the Cardinals with a clutch triple and two singles. Carl Reynolds supplied solid pitching for the Browns in a tight Cleveland game.
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Fights of Angociated Preset Boxing Card
A garbled list of bouts shows fighters from Chicago Detroit Baltimore Covington Kansas City and other cities. Joe Regusconi loses by knockout, Jimmy Tramberia wins on points, and several bouts end with outpoints in Des Moines Tampa and San Jose among others.
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Hauser Maintains Slugger Lead In Midwest Race
In Durham on August 2 Graham of Woonsocket boosted the New England league to second with 14 homers in 42 games for a .269. Joe Hauser of Minneapolis kept first in the American Association with 41 homers and a .407 mark.
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Backyard Battle Highlights High School Softball Scores
In a chaotic set of scores, Grimes hits a home run for Rue Blair Park, while Emmerson and colleagues drive runs for St. No.2 and Ray Street. Multiple innings show tight pitching, but final tallies favor Ray Street and Blair Park with a flurry of runs late in the contest.
Sylvia Sidney quits film to save health and face
New York reported actress Sylvia Sidney left Hollywood mid filming with Maurice Chevalier citing a throat ailment and possible gland removal that could scald her career. She planned to consult specialists in Europe and said Paramount had no complaint against her departure.
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Actress Sidney Urged to Return to Work in Hollywood Telegram
Capital Choice Said and then she added they can't restrain me from going to Europe because my doctor says I have to go to regain my health. An actors' committee sent Miss Sidney a telegram from Holly wood yesterday urging her to return to work, be a good trouper and let the show go on.
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Shields Dominates Bowmen. Faces Wood in Meadow Club Final
In Southampton New York on August 2, Frank Shields proved the man to beat in the Meadow Club 43rd annual invitation tournament by sweeping Herbert Bowman without dropping a game. Shields advances to the quarterfinals joining defending champion Sidney Wood Gregory Mangin and Frankie Parker in a crowded field.
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Adams Millis Hands Marietta 2 0 In Park Pitcher Duel
Adams Millis defeated Marietta 2 to 0 at Willis Park in a pitchers duel. Sherrill held Yakley to four hits while Rid ge led the Painters with three of four, including a double, as Harvey collected two for Adams Millis.
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Americans Concede British Aces Superior in Davis Cup Final
New York. August 2. Americans Davis cup players blame defeat by Great Britain on England leaders Fred Perry and Bunny Austin. Ellsworth Vines and Wilmer Allison say Perry and Austin played too well and that the American pair were worn down by the match.
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Long Tour Last Winter in Australia Slowed by French Courts
A report notes a long tour last winter in Australia hindered by delays from French courts and slow ball handling, which allegedly killed the team’s speed and momentum. The piece cites unnamed officials and players describing how the duration and pace impacted performance.
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