All Star Charity Game Set At Comiskey Park
American League stars meet National League legends in Chicago at Comiskey Park for baseball's game of the century. McGraw returns from retirement to lead the Nationals against Mack’s American League lineup with 49 000 fans expected to attend.
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Cleveland
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Hill
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Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
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Chick Hafey
Cincinnati
Jimmy Wilson
T. Is
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Bill Hallahan
Alfred A Myatt Jr Receives Second Lieutenant Appointment
Alfred KR Myatt Jr son of Mr and Mrs AR Myatt Jr attached to the U S Army Air Corps in Atlanta has been appointed to the rank of second lieutenant in the adjutant general s department relatives have been advised.
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Record Crowd Sees Senators Defeat Yanks in Doubleheader
A July 4 doubleheader drew 77,365 fans, the third largest baseball crowd ever. The Washington Senators beat the New York Yankees 6-5 in 10 innings and 3-2 as Babe Ruth hit his 18th homer. Giants, Cardinals, and Braves posted other key results amid a day of record attendance and dramatic finishes.
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Carolinas Amateur Championship Opens in Linville
The Carolinas amateur tournament begins in Linville with favorites Alan Smith of Asheville and Paul Cushman of Greenville leading after strong showings. Smith shot 74 to win a preliminary net 68 and Cushman posted 76 in a related event while Baspre Storm of Charlotte also draws attention for steady summer form.
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Alen Smith
Asheville
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Greenvile
D. C
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Cushman
Honore
Baspre Storm
Charlotte
Pointers Take Two Tilts Off Golden Belt Outfit
High Point Pointers win two July Fourth baseball games at Willie Park off the Golden Belt of Durham. Morning 14 to 11 with Poole and Russell keying the offense. afternoon 6 to 8 in favor of Durham as Walkie for Golden Belt stars with seven hits including a homer. Brown homered in both games for Golden Belt. Sherrill and Andrews pitched well for Durham.
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Houser Leads Minors With .438 Average Home Run Parade
Durham report notes Joe Houser of Minneapolis boosting his batting average to .438 after 32 homers in the week, topping minor leagues in home runs and average. Hall of Davenport climbs from ninth to fourth in the Mississippi Valley league while Savard of Lowell slips, failing to homer and dropping to ninth in the New England loop.
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Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Hall of
Savard
Lowell
New England
Pet. Houser
Minn
AN . Anderson
Jacobs
H'wood
Pacific
Nuts boiled to loosen shells. meats removed after cooling
A brief note instructs boiling nuts for three to five minutes to loosen shells or remove meats whole once cooled and cracked. The guidance emphasizes preparing the nuts for easier shell removal.
Major League Leaders Roundup From Early Season Standings
A scrambled list of season leaders by team includes Gehrig Van and Foxx leading in RBIs and home runs for the Athletics and Yankees with various players named for runs hits doubles and triples. Pitching leaders show Crowder and Grove atop with 12 4 records.
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Athletics
Bag
Yankees
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Vanhome i
Senators
Foxx
Simmons
Manush
Ienatere
Burns
Crenin Penasens
Higgins
Ruth
Chapman
Crowder
Grove
Phillies Kemp Klein Leads National League Batting
Phillies star Klein tops NL batting with .869 while teammate Davis hits .868. Cardinals Pullis 58 runs lead in runs, Klein also key in slugging. Other named players include Medwick Waner Vaughan Herman and Carleton in various categories with minimal coherent stats due to OCR errors.
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A. Cardinals
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F Herman
Robbins Sweeps First Half Title In YMCA Amateur League
Robbins defeats Triangle 11 to 5 to clinch undisputed first half championship in YMCA Amateur league. Robbins leads with key hits from Johanson and Apple, including a four-base homer. Triangle’s Smith collects two hits. Sixty percent of the world's telephones, 18,560,000, are in United States.
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Robbins
Johanson
Apple
Johnason
Smith
Terry
Rush
Dawson
Mae
Coop Gor
Seake
Petty
Powter
United States
Denton Wins Two Baseball Games in County League
Denton defeated High Point and Thomasville and Denton Railroaders 9 to 1 before beating Welcome 14 to 4 in a Davidson County league doubleheader. Denton showcased strong hitting as they dominated both games. Box score for the Railroaders game follows.
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High Point
Thomasville
Denton Railroaders
Welcome
Railroaders
Miss Hudson and Jack Thomas Win In Golf Tourney
Miss Laverne Hudson the only woman entrant ties for first with Jack Thomas at the Fourth of July handicap tourney at the Country club. They both posted net 79 and share first prize of 12 golf balls. J W Woollen was second with 78 and Brooks Reitzel third with 80.
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Jack Thomas
J. W. Woollen
Brooks Reitzel
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