Simmons And Klein Still Top Sluggers In Majors
In a week of shifting batters Jimmie Foxx surged to .346 with 20 homers after 17 hits and 19 points. Al Simmons and Chuck Klein remained top overall threats, Klein leading the NL with .366 and 67 RBIs 15 homers and 23 doubles. Johnny Hodapp and Chick Fullis climbed notable slant lines.
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Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Washington
Chick Fullis
Phillies
Spud Davis
Cardinals Extend Winning Streak Against Giants to Seven
The St Louis Cardinals keep their unbeaten run against the New York Giants this season with a 1-0 win as Joe Medwick hit a ninth inning homer after two out. The win narrows the gap behind the pace setting Giants to 212 games. In other action Washington tops Detroit 2-1 while New York beat Cleveland 12-12 split in the Yankees Indians game. Phillies and Braves ride long winning streaks as Dodgers top Chicago behind Van Mungo. Red Sox move into a four way tie for second in the AL with a 4-2 win over the Pale Hoser. Jimmie Foxx hits his 26th as Athletics and Browns split a four hour doubleheader.
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Associated Press
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Hal Schumacher
Medwick
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Phillies
Boston Braves
Phils
Larry French
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Red Lucas
Allyn Stout
Cincinnati Reds
Wally Berger
Brooklyn Dodgers
van Mungo
Chicago Ice
Boston Red Sox
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Pale Hese
Henry Johnson
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Jimmie Foxx
Browns
Philadelphia
Major League Leaders Highlight Top Hitter and Power Hitters
The data lists leading players by category: Batting average Klein and Gehrig among leaders. home runs and runs batted in show Klein, Simmons, and Manush as top contributors. Other leaders include Davis, Martin, Bottomley, and Medwick across runs, hits, and doubles.
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Panteeden
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
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Philies
Bottomley
Neds
Hite
Wallis
Fphiilies
Medwick
P. Waner
Vaughan
Pirates
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M Gehrig
Yankees
High Point Wins Disputed Baseball Game Over Mt Airy
The High Point baseball team won 9 to 7 after a heated seventh inning dispute with Mt Airy. Mt Airy claimed the game was tied 7-all at the end of the seventh. officials called the game after an argument over a Henry home run and scoring rules.
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Mt. Airy
Henry
Mr. Airy
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Willis Park
Blackie Carter
Wilmington
Willie Park
Greensboro
Connor
Cunningham’s Star Show Wins Big at Chicago Track
Glenn Cunningham, Kansas flyer, dominates the Chicago track carnival final phase at Soldier Field. He wins the 1500 meters in 3 62.3 for a new American and meet record, then 800 meters in 1 61.8 edging Indiana’s Hornbostel. Ralph Metcalfe adds sprint titles 100 and 200 as New York A. C. takes the team crown with 66 1 2 points.
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Glenn Cunningham
Kansas Flyer
America
Cunningham
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Kansas
Charles Hornbostel
Indiana University
Lloyd Hahn
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Charlies Borah
University of Southern California
New York A. C
Brooks Memorial M. E. Church Speaker Sunday
Rev L A Brown will speak at Cherry Street Presbyterian church colored congregation Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. White friends are invited. The shortest railroad distance from New York to San Francisco is 3180 miles.
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New York
San Francisco
Baseball Scores and Matchups From Yesterday and Today
Games today feature Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn. St Louis visits New York with yesterday’s results showing St Louis 1 New York 0. Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 5. Boston 9 Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 6 Chicago 3.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
NBA Matchups List Leads Weekend Schedule
New York faces Cleveland in a key matchup while Boston visits Chicago and Washington plays Detroit. Philadelphia travels to St Louis for another late season test.
Sports scores roundup from major league standings
Washington 2 Detroit 1 Boston 4 Chicago 2 Cleveland 13 New York 12 St. Louis 12.7 Philadelphia 11 11
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Card
Jimmie Foxx and Pinky Higgins starred for the Athletics with Foxx collecting two hits in the first game against the Browns and Higgins delivering five straight in the second. Ben Cantwell limited the Reds to seven hits to earn his tenth win for the Braves. Goose Goslin drove in the tying run in a 2 1 victory for the Senators over Lee Dean. Cardinale blanked the Giants with six hits. Odell Hale of the Indians had four hits and scored four runs while Johnson of the Red Sox helped rally to four hits in a 4 2 win. Joe Stripp of the Dodgers posted two doubles and three singles against the Cubs.
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Jimmie Foxx
Pinky Higins
Athletics
Foxx
Browns
Higgins
Ben Cantwell
Braves
Reds
Goose Goslin
Senators
Lee Dean
Cardinale
Giants
Odell Hale
Indians
Yankees
Johson
Red Sox
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Cubs
Camera Unlikely To Defend Title Before 1934
The balance of heavyweight power shifted to Europe as Primo Carnera nears title defense. He will not defend before 1934 due to finances and promotion, plans a homeland visit and a U S tour for revenue. Baer and Sharkey could clash in September, while Schmeling’s title history shows a volatile, contested lineage.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Primo Carnera
Italy
Carnera
Max Baer
California
da Preem
United States
Baer
Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Piedmont League Finishes First Half Standings Clear
Charlotte July 1 The Piedmont League ends the first half with the same six clubs from the start. Greensboro leads Durham in standings while Durham replaces Bobby Murray with Bill Skiff. Durham beats Richmond 4 0 as Clyde Castleman debuts for the Bulls. Greensboro thrashes Wilmington 14 3 and Winston Salem shut out by Charlotte 9 1 with Shine Rumple the loser.
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Richmond
Durham
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Charlotte
Charlotte Beeen
Wilmington Winston
Piedmont
Bobby Murray
Hornets
Winston-Salem
Jim Lyle
Twins
Lumber Dealers To Meet July 7 and Draw Up Own Code
North and South Carolina lumber, building material and mill work dealers plan a July 7 meeting in Charlotte to draft a code under the federal recovery act. The code would need government approval before use, with a control board based in Charlotte and district offices in Asheville Raleigh Greensboro Fayetteville and regional sites in Greenville Columbia Florence and Charleston. Maximum hours and rates will be announced after the meeting. Victor W Wheeler is executive secretary.
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South Carolina
Carolinas Retail Building Material and Lumber Dealers Association
Control Board
North Carolina
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
Greenville
Raleigh
Columbia
Florence
Charleston
Victor W. Wheeler
Per Pana
Tidball To Meet Murphy For Title
East meets West for the National Intercollegiate championship as Dick Murphy of Hamilton College faces Jack Tidball of UCLA at Merion Cricket Club in Haverford Pennsylvania. The match starts at 1 30 PM to decide the title in a best of five sets format.
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Dick Murphy
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Jack Tidball
Ace
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Los Angeles
Merion Cricket Club
High Point Second in Triangular Swimming Meet at Statesville
High Point YMCA placed second in a Statesville triangular meet led by junior stars and without their seniors. Charlotte dominated with 85 points, High Point 39, Statesville 28. Whitley won junior 40 yard breaststroke, Meiskey won midget 40 yard breast, and High Point took junior relay.
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Statesville
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Whitley
Meiskey
Tom Koontz
Kellam
Hollinger
Barrer
Jester
Temperature ranges of birds mammals and reptiles
The article notes birds run about 100 to 112 degrees Fahrenheit, mammals 98 to 100 degrees, and reptiles around 40 degrees. It highlights comparative body heat across groups.
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al Simmons
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Entree
Cronin
Etewseererer
Schulte
West
St Louis
Mapush
Appling
Chapman
Venrer
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Erereerere
Collins
Moore
Martin St. Louis
Frederick
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Manush
Ruth and
Gehrig
Walker
Crowder
van Atta
Major League
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Ombs
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Ingramp Woodruff
Beere
Case
Ganey
Dunlap
Perry
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Piedmont League
National League
Pittsburgh Sone
Chicago Teat
Primo
NEA
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Long Island Ity
Primo Carsere
Jack Sharkey
Camera
Gene Tunney
Tom Heeney
Gene
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Long Island City
Piedmont. League
Bill Skiff
W. H. Rowe
Murray
Clyde Castleman
Nashville
Colts
Virginians
Bobby Stevens
Bulls
Greensboro Patriots
Chambers
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Johnny Peacock
Tidball
Murphy
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