Yankees Blast to Seventh Straight Victory Behind DiMaggio Homers
New York Yankees hammered the Washington Senators 12 to 2 to extend their win streak to seven. Joe DiMaggio hit his 11th homer of the year as Monte Pearson pitched effectively before exiting after five innings. Ken Keltner and Lou Crosetti contributed with power and defense as the Murderers’ Row offense exploded, pulling the Yankees within two games of the league lead.
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New York
Yankees
Monte Pear
Shington
Senators
Cleveland
Wes Ferrell
Ore
Joe Krakauskas
Joe DiMaggio
Krakauskas
Rington
Lewis
Myer
West
Rolfe
Crocetti
Gordon
Pearson
Dickey
Case
Sel
Wright
Henrich
DiMaggio
Gor. Crosetti
Gehrig
Ferrel
W. Perrell
W. Ferrell
Perrell
Quinn
Grieve McGowan
High Point to Stage First Wrestling Promotion Under Allen
J D Allen Jr local auto man received a wrestling promotion license from High Point boxing and wrestling commissioner Bailey Allen plans a three match card at the High Street open air arena Friday night He has secured Eddie Williams and Larry Shaff as featured bout prospects and vows a strong show with new faces Leon Hamilton booker promises fresh talent while Allen notes past promotions in Winston Salem Gainsville and Rocky Mount shape his High Point debut
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W. F. Bailey
J. D. Allen, Jr
High Point
Allen
High Street
Jack Smith
Smith
Georgia
Gate City Motor Company
Winston- Salem
Gainsville
High Street Open Air Arena
Bailey
Eddie Williams
Springfield
Larry Shaff
Berlin
Leon Hamilton
Louisville
Farmer Brown
Harlan County
Kentucky
Ernie Dugan
Lansing
Mich
Brown
Dugan
Eddie Pope
Rocky Mount
Boston Rally Sends Bosox Past A’s 6 5 in Philly Sweep
In Philadelphia on July 2 the Boston Red Sox rallied for three runs in the eighth to beat the Athletics 6 to 5 and sweep the series. Dickman earned the win in relief over Ostermueller with key hits from Cramer Moses and Johnson backing the Bosox. Attendance reached 5,000 at the park.
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Boston
Athletics
Roy Cramer
Ben Chapman
Utela
Vosmik
Peacock
Johnson
Lo'lana
Tela
Ambler
Dean
Mu‘ler
Williams
Parker
Potter
DeSautels
Sth
Dickman
Sweengemw
Inston
Hadelphia
Higgins
Doerr
Werber
Cronin
Cawailler
Wagner
Siebert
Ledigiant
Cramer
Voemik
Moses
Foxx
Tedigiant
Lodigiani
Ostermueller
Balk
Summers
Mubbard
Rue
Schmeling Begins Trip To Germany
Max Schmeling, recovering from a spinal injury after losing to Joe Louis on June twenty second, started home tonight aboard the Bremen. He was bound for Germany with back tape visible, kept in bed by his guard-staffed stateroom, and said he would stay there until reaching home.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Bremen
Joe Louis
Max
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Germany
Browns crack Tigers 18 to 6 in St Louis muder
St Louis Browns erupt after six straight losses to rout the Detroit Tigers 18 to 6 at St Louis. Howard Mills walked eight but pitched effectively, while Pete Fox and Walker hit home runs and Kress drove in four. Browns rally six runs in the seventh to seize the game.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Howard Mills
Gerald Walker
Cetreult
Mills
Pete Fox
Browns
Detroit
Louis Abrho
Abrho Rogell
Almada
Walker
G'ringer
Clift
York
Bell Rt
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Meath
Ross
Heffner
Lawson P
H. Mills
Pol'ger
Coffman
Piet
Arrival Leads to Berlin Visit for X-ray Specialist
Soon after arriving, he would travel to Berlin to consult Dr. E Gohrband, an X-ray expert and specialist in such injuries.
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Berlin
E. Gohrband
Moody defeats Jacobs in Wimbledon final after ankle injury
Mrs. Moody, 29, defeats Helen Jacobs 6 4 6 0 on center court as Jacobs hobbles after a tendon and ankle injury. Moody seals her eighth Wimbledon title amid an All American sweep and public debate over stopping play.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
California
Center Court
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Helens
San Francisco Star
Queen Mary
Royal Box
Ena
Spain
Mia
George W. Wightman
Boston
Helen
Moody
Mrs. Wightman
Burke triumphs over McDowell in intercollegiate golf final
John Paul Burke, 21, Georgetown University sophomore from Newport Rhode Island, wins the National Intercollegiate title in Louisville. Hert McDowell of LSU, 18, Kansas City dentist’s son, is runner up as final rounds are delayed by a cloudburst. Burke pulls ahead on the 34th hole 4 and 2 in a drizzle after a rain interruption.
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Kenneth Gregory
Louisville
John Paul Marke
Georgetown University
Newport
R. I
Hert McDowell
Louisiana State University
Kansas City
Burke
Georgetown U
McDowell
Asheboro Juniors Defeat Burlington 7-3 at Lindley Field
The Asheboro Legion juniors edged Burlington 7-3 despite being outhit 8 to 7. Bill Lackey led Asheboro with a 3-for-4 day including a triple and two singles. Coble pitched for Asheboro allowing eight hits as Roas led Burlington with two safeties.
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Asheboro
Asheboro Legion
Burlington Club
Lindley Field
Bill Lackey
Roas
Coble
American League scores update with varied outcomes
In a busy league slate New York defeated Washington 12 to 2 while Philadelphia edged Boston and St Louis routed Detroit. Chicago Cleveland game postponed due to wet grounds.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
New York & Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Moody Dominates as Jacobs Suffers Rare Defeat
Moody outplays Jacobs with authoritative control, seizing the match early and never relinquishing dominance. Critics hailed Moody as playing with extraordinary command, noting Jacobs never prior beat Moody in 12 encounters.
Opening Night Set For 30 000 Tickets In Semi Pro Tourney
Greensboro July 2 More than 10 000 fans are expected for the second annual North Carolina state semi pro baseball tournament opening on July 13 Tournament director Laurance Leonard says over 30 000 tickets have been distributed for Merchant's Night opening The event features team entries from Hiddenite Statesville Bees and others with invitations issued by State Commissioner Loe Chakales and district commissioners Five prize tiers and individual awards accompany the state title awarded with a gold Honus Wagner trophy.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
North Carolina
Laurance Leonard
McCrary Eagles
Durham
Asheboro
Wichita
Kansas
Eagles
Leonard
High Point
Hiddenite
Gerald Ekey
Statesville Bees
Frank Woody
Lucky Strike
McCrary
Loe Chakales
Raeford
West End
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Opie Shelton
Chakales
W. l L. Poole
Honus Wagner
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Duke Golfer Is Victor In New York Junior Tourney
Albany N Y July 2 P Guy Berner of Buffalo 19 year old Duke petrerety student today annexed the New York state junior golf championship by defeating Thomas Kelley of
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Albany
N. Y
Guy Berner
Buffalo
Duke Petrerety
Thomas Kelley
Hubbell Shines as Giants Top Brooklyn 6-1 in Brooklyn
King Carl Hubbell pitched eight solid innings to lead the New York Giants to a 6-1 win over the Dodgers in Brooklyn. The victory, giving New York a sixth straight win and an 8-1 advantage in the year series, featured eight strikeouts and no walks by Hubbell. Dolph Camilli homered for Brooklyn, while Danning and Camilli produced the Giants' runs.
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King Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Dodgers
Giants
Bill Terry
Hubbell
Dolph Camilli
New York
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Abrho Leeds If
Rosen If
Dannings
Hudson
Ripple Rf
Cuyler
Camilli
Leiber Cf
Koy
Leslie
Lav'tto
Bartell
Du'cher
K'pourls
Shea
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Mar'ow
Firesimmons
Roo i
CENA
Aersss Savane
Fitessimmons
Ott
Kempouris
Cami
Largetto
Durocher
Fitesimmons
Marrow
Ripple
Danning
Kampouris
Lavagetto
Leiber
Fitzsimmons
Morrow
Hite
Ballanfant
Kiem
Sears
Wildness costs Phillies tilt as Bees top Philadelphia
Boston Bees edge Philadelphia Nationals 2 to 1 in a wild fourth inning. Sylvester Johnson issued a walk to Vince DiMaggio, and Tony Cuccinello and Gilbert English drove in runs to put Boston ahead before Philadelphia won the series two games to one.
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Boston
Sylvester Johnson
Boston Bees
Philadelphia Nationals
Phillies
Johnson
Vince DiMaggio
Bees
Gilbert English
Weat
Tony Cuccinello
Boston Abrho
Emuelt
Moore
Jordan
Sioe
Cooney
Whitney
Scharein
Mmuel
Atwood
Walsh
Hutch
Clark
Stormscud Wins Kent Handicap in Delaware Upset
At Delaware Park Stormscud from the Weabhley Stable upset a strong field to win the $10,000 added Kent Handicap. The 1 mile 16th race finished in 1 45 4 6 as Maxwell Howard's favorite The Chief faded to fourth. Stormscud paid $34.80 for a $2 ticket and earned $9,075 for owner Mrs. H. Phipps.
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Wilmington
Del
Weabhley Stable
Stormscud
Mra. H
Phipps
Benner Wins 36 Hole Finals With Morning Lead
In the Syracuse match Kelley trails as Benner cards a 34 morning for one under par and a 74 total to Kelley’s 75. Benner wins four holes and holds a 2 up edge at lunch after nine holes of the morning round.
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Syracuse
Kelley
Benner
Pirates Rookie Bob Klinger Tops Cardinals 6-1
Rookie Bob Klinger stopped the St. Louis Cardinals on six hits for his sixth straight win as the Pirates beat the Cardinals 6 to 1. Frankie Frisch protested the Pirates’ bench size but Pittsburgh used nine players. McGee allowed six runs in six innings for St Louis while Klinger struck out two.
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Klinger
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Bob Klinger
St. Louis Cardinals
Huilding
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Gas House Gang
Bucs
Bill McGee
Louis
McGee
Harrell
Pittsburgh Ckngawace Ee A
P. Waner
Vaughan
S&s. Martin
Seageta
Ae Qutteridge
Owen
Young
Suhr
L. Waner
Gutteridge
Qgutteridge
Martin
Padgett
Eee
Hite
Kurth
Barr
U S Net Stars Sweep English Court at Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports champions in all England championships with Don Budge of Oakland winning men’s singles and Helen Wills Moody of San Francisco taking women’s singles. Budge teams with Gene Mako of Los Angeles to win men’s doubles while Alice Marble of San Francisco and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Brookline claim women’s doubles. Budge also pairs with Marble to capture mixed doubles titles.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Don Budge
Oakland
Ain
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Budge
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Alice Marble
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Masa
Miss Marble
Idle Miss Wins Matron Handicap at Arlington Park
Idle Miss a 4 year old bay filly owned by B F Christmas of Baltimore won the $5 000 added matron handicap at one mile at Arlington Park before about 15 000 spectators. She rallied from behind in the stretch to beat Dooly Val by a neck in Chicago July 2.
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Chicago
Idle Miss
B. F. Christmas
Baltimore
Arlington Park
Dooly Val
Detroit
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