All-Star Game Opener Sets Powerful Lineups in Cleveland
An 85 000 capacity crowd was expected at Cleveland Park for the third annual All-Star Game. Schum acher and Harder were set to start, with relief arms including Lefty Grove and Tommy Bridges. Key absentees were Ruth Averill Greenberg and Simmons, while Gehrig and Foxx were positioned to anchor the Americans.
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Alan Gould
Cleveland
Land, Lake and Air
Cleveland Stadium
Bell Park
United States
Prince Hal’ Schumacher
New York Nationals
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Schumacher
Nationals
Harder
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Cochrane
Lefty Gomes
Yankees
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Tiger
Tommy Bridges
Schoolboy Rowe
Bridges
Babe Ruth
Earl Averill
Ruth
Averill
Polo Grounds
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Jimmie Foxx
Mel Ott
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Pepper Martin
Bob Johnson
Roger Cramer
Athletics
Joe Vosmik
Indiana
Ramra
Cramer
Kely
al Simmons
White Box
Adams-Millis White Sox defeat May Hosiery 6 to 2 at Willis Park
The Adams-Millis White Sox beat Burlington's May Hosiery 6 to 2 as Lefty Young earned the win with a clean season mark. Charlie and Ivan Young led local hitting while Dixon and Reiber topped the visitors with two hits apiece in a one hour 35 minute contest.
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Willis Park
Burlington
Dixon
Stone
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Reiber
Adams-Millis
Fritz
Peace
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C. Young
Perry
Young
Adame Millis
Harvey
L. Young
Meacham
Cheek
Jobe
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Ivan
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Pieree
Hinkle
Mearney
Cacecesnss
Rowland
Ll. Harvey
Mays Hosiery Co
RH PO AF Dixon
Monard
Atwater
Wilson
Doom
Mays Adams-Millis
O. Harvey
Frita
Hite
Jobe Il
Mays
Luther League Opens Annual Convention
Delegates from the United States and Canada arrived in Charleston for the Luthern League of America fortieth anniversary convention opening tonight. Springfield and Allentown have bid for the next biennial meeting. The 1933 meeting was canceled, making this the first in four years. Business sessions begin tomorrow with reports and the proposed revised constitution and bylaws. Officers will be elected Wednesday and the convention adjourns Thursday.
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Charleston
D. C
United States
Canada
Luthern League of America
Springfield
Allentown
League
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
A compact summary of top MLB leaders from the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Gehringer and Greenberg of the Tigers leading batting and runs, Coppeger and Johnson of the Tigers and Athletics with RBIs, and Medwick of the Cardinals leading NL in extra categories.
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Assocated Press
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Tigers
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Copageere
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Indians
Stone
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Cronin
Sox
Stolenmart
Red Sox
Almada
Pennie
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Harfer
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Collings
Terry
Martin
Suhr
Goodman
A Oe Boyle
Galan
Cavara
Ty Ott
College
Camilli
Phillies
Soar
Berdagaray
Oni
Schumacher
Parmelee
Southern League Results Snapshot
Yesterday in the Southern League Buffalo beat Albany 6 to 3. Baltimore routed Montreal 8 to 0 while Newark won 18 to Rochester 1.
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Buffalo
Albany
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Baseball Scores From Southern League Box Scores
International League Atlanta beat Chattanooga 8 to 3. Little Rock won 5 to 6 over Birmingham, Knoxville defeated Nashville 3 to 0, and Memphis topped New Orleans 7 to 2 while New Orleans also lost 1 to 6.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Birmingham
Knoxville
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Schmeling Wins Over Uzcudun in Berlin Bout
Max Schmeling defeated Spanish woodchopper Paulino Uzcudun in Berlin after 12 rounds in a stubborn, unspirited bout. Schmeling weighed 192% pounds to 203 for Uzcudun and failed to KO his foe, while Nazis showed mixed reactions to the German champion's performance before a crowd of about 65 000.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
Germany
Paulino Uzcudun
Uzcudun
Schmeling
Automaker Builds Medical Equipped Coupe for Pros
A major car manufacturer is developing a special coupe fitted with medical equipment to assist professional men. The project aims to provide mobile health capabilities for executives and field professionals.
High Point Juniors Open Sectional Bid At Willis Park
The High Point American Legion Juniors start their drive for the Little World Series here tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. against Durham. A two out of three series continues Thursday in Durham with a possible third game to follow. Coach D. D. Arden leads a hard drilling squad as Eddie Pickard and Woody Crowson bolster the lineup for the opener at Willis Park.
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High Point American Legion
Durham
Willis Park
Battle Durham
High Point
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D. D. Arden
Eddie Pickard
Hamtown
Woody Crowson
First Half Piedmont Leaders Beaten as New Half Opens
In Charlotte on July 8 the Piedmont league opened the second half with top and bottom divisions pitted against each other. Asheville led the first half, with Norfolk runner up and Charlotte third as Wilmington Portsmouth and Richmond posted strong showings. Portsmouth beat Norfolk 7 to 2 and 6 to 1, while Richmond edged Asheville 4 to 2 in a key late series. A league meeting in Asheville left night games to a vote by Portsmouth and Norfolk, with Norfolk abstaining before a decision.
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Wilmington
Portsmouth
Richmond
Asheville
Norfolk
Pirates
Hornets
Truckers
Bees
Tars
Colts
North Carolina
Port City
Dan W. Hill
Hagen 10 Pilot Ryder Gup Team
New York July 8 America's hopes of recapturing world golf team supremacy hinge on Bull city stars and High Point support. Local lineup features Hardison Campbell Rhyne Hucks Pickard Farrington Richard M. Grant Crowson as Hagen leads American professionals at Ridgewood N J. Paul Runyon Sam Parks Jr Olin Dutra Ky Laffoon Johnny Revolta Henry Picard Horton Smith Gene Sarazen Craig Wood named as teammates.
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America
Great Britain
Bull City
High Point
Hardison
Campbell
Rhyne
Hucks
Pickard
Farrington
Richard
M. Grant
Crowson
Walter Hagen
American Professional Golfers’ Association
Ridgewood
N. J
Paul Runyon
Sam Parks Jr
Pittsburgh
Big Olin Dutra
Monterey
Calif
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Henry Picard
Hershey, Pa
Horton Smith
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Deans Back In Fans Graces With Hurling Revival
Dizzy Dean relieved Jess Haines in the opening game versus Cincinnati, scattering three hits as St Louis won 9 to 4. His brother Paul followed with a stronger mound showing as the Cards also topped Derringer 6 to 1, pulling to within seven games of the Giants.
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Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Pittsburgh
Diz
Jess Haines
Reds
Rebellion
St.aul
Dis
Cincinnati
Brother Paul
Paul Derringer
Giants
Brooklyn
Mel Ott
Giant
Carl Hubbell
Dr. Turek Heads Presbyterian Educational Association
In Montreat on July 8 Dr. Charles J. Turck of Centre College Ville Va was elected president of the Presbyterian Educational Association of the South with Dr D 8S Cage of Fulton re elected secretary treasurer The association held its annual session here and noted a season victory trend in various leagues including Detroit extending a 10 game streak and Chicago White Sox extending a seven game row in fielding and Cleveland breaking an eight game losing streak with a 7 6 win.
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Cubs
Blanton
Pittsburgh
Bill
Phillies
Braves
Davis
Cincinnati
Tigers
Browns
Julius Solters
St. Louis
Detroit
Yankee
Senators
Lou Gehrig
Tony Ladsers
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
Lyons
Indians
Lefty Grove
Bill Werber
Red Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
Pinky Higgins
Charley Berry
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