Cardinal Boss Klinger Shines as Pirates Beat Cardinals
The story centers on pitcher Klinger, traded from the Pirates to Sacramento for 7500 last winter, who has gone 7-1 with a 1.00 ERA in recent starts, including a victory over the Cardinals. The article also notes ongoing exploits by Branch Rickey and other MLB results across the leagues in a rainy season update.
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Shots Of the Big Shots in Golf
Another installment in flav Jrots and points of golf. Art Krenz writes on how a short tee drive should not force extra power. A ball struck cleanly can still hook slice topple or sail wide and be lost.
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Flav Jrots
Art Krenz
Golf coaching notes on swing tempo and practice tips
The article discusses focusing on accuracy and distance during a round, emphasizing patience with the backswing. It advises slowing the backswing and waiting until the technique is implemented, guiding golfers to improve consistency and reduce rushing their motions.
Ernie Lombardi Leads National League Slugging Parade
Earl Averill of the Indians led the American League batting race while Ernie Lombardi maintained his pace atop the National League slugging. The standings show the top ten batters in each league as the season heats up.
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Baseball scoreboard fragment with multiple home runs and hits
Score by innings: Chardson 020 O11ee 512 18 & GTOE ZLP LIE OF0 poon ues. Two base hits Hedrick McKinsie B Thomas 2 Eason three-base hit Craven home runs Hedrick Horney J Hix Commers Massey Haney. Batteries L C Madden and Eason J Crowder and Drakos.
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Next Week Schedule for Local Schools
Junior schedule shows Brentwood at Ada Blair Monday at 6 am. Tuesday features High School at Richardson. Wednesday lists Cloverdale at Ada Blair. Thursday has Brentwood at Richardson. Friday invites Ada Blair at High School.
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Schedule of Interdistrict Games This Week
The schedule lists matches for Monday through Thursday with games between Emma Blair Ada Blair Richardson Cloverdale Brentwood Cloverdale Emma Blair High School at various times, including 10 am and 3 pm starts. Contingent Friday shows Richardson Brentwood Emma Blair High School Ada Blair Cloverdale at 3 pm.
Driving a Car Is Bad for Immers Kahnamoku
In San Francisco on July 9 Duke Kahanamoku of Hawaii urges young swimmers to avoid driving cars as it strains leg muscles. The Olympic sprint champion, sheriff and coroner of Honolulu, warns pedals push and hinder swim fitness.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Lew Friedman of Brooklyn outpointed Eddie Zivic in a ten round bout. Jack Roper of Los Angeles stopped Pate Perront in the second round. Charley Jerome of Memphis defeated Sebastian Gonzales in Port Arthur Texas by knockout in six rounds.
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Denny Shute Aims for Third Straight PGA Title
Denny Shute, two time defending champion, opens the 1938 PGA Championship at Shawnee on Delaware with a chance to join Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen as players who have won the pro crown more than twice. He seeks victory after 1936 Pinehurst and 1937 Pittsburgh wins and faces a strong field for $15,000 in prize money.
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Jug) McSpaden
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Results Yesterday Across Leagues With Scores
A recap of results from yesterday across multiple leagues including International League Toronto 10 Newark 0 and Baltimore 9 Buffalo 5, American Association Minneapolis 10 Indianapolis 8, Southern Association Knoxville 14 Nash 4, and Sally League Spartanburg 10 Jacksonville ? The report lists numerous games with varying final scores and several incomplete lines.
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Louisville
GAMES TODAY IN STATE LEAGUES AND TOBACCO SCHEDULE
Piedmont League features Charlotte at Portsmouth and Norfolk at Winston-Salem Richmond visits Asheville Rocky Mount at Durham N C State League includes Lexington at Codemer Landis at Thomasville Salisbury at Shelby Mooresville at Newton Conover Carolina League has Valdese at Gastonia and Hickory Tobacco State League lists Angier at Erwin Zebulon at Fayetteville and Laurinburg at Sanford
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Prank Guernsey Favored To Win Collegiate Crown
In Haverford Pennsylvania Frank Guernsey of Rice Institute Texas was favored to win the National Intercollegiate tennis championship. He faced Morey Lewis of Kenyon College Ohio who reached the finals with three surprise victories.
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Eagles Trim Pee Dee Club In Exhibition Win
The McCrary Eagles beat the Rockingham Red Sox 8 to 2 in an exhibition at Rockingham. Pitcher Hooks Calloway outpitched Bing Dunlap and Dave McCaskill allowed four safeties. Red Sox tallies came in the third on two errors and a triple.
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Chameleons Display Remarkable Tongue Lengths
A report notes that a chameleon's tongue can extend far beyond its body length, enabling rapid prey capture. The finding highlights the animal’s specialized anatomy and hunting efficiency observed in natural studies.
Schmeling Returns Home to Mixed Welcome in Bremerhaven
Max Schmeling arrives in Bremerhaven after his loss to Joe Louis in the United States. A small crowd cheers as he disembarks the Bremen, aided by his wife Anny Ondra and his mother. He plans to travel to Berlin for medical care and recovery.
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Young Williams Leads Batting in Minneapolis Milers
July 9 in Minneapolis Ted Williams, outfielder for the Minneapolis Millers, tops the American Association batting for his age at 19 years old.
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Dugan Triumphs In Windy Open Air Wrestling Main
Ernie Dugan of Lansing defeats Farmer Brown of Harlan in two falls after a tense finish at the High Street arena. Brown won the first fall in 33 minutes, Dugan tied it in 24 with a crab hold, and the third fall saw Brown fall after 45 seconds of Dugan’s body slams amid crowd uproar. Chin Lee beat Walter Miller in two straight falls in the semis, and Jimmy Logas debuted with a 17 minute win over Larry Shaff. Next Friday’s card to be announced by promoter J. D. Allen Jr.
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Legion Second Round Plans Set At Sheraton Meeting
Tonight a meeting at the Sheraton hotel will map the second round pairings for the American Junior Legion baseball program. State Athletic Officer Dave Hall of Belmont says post officers and athletic commission members will attend to finalize first round results and schedule games beginning Monday in Salisbury Charlotte Gunstonia Shelby Harnett and Richmond counties. Rain delays have pushed back timing, preventing High Point from reaching the second round.
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Whitcombe Captures British Open Title in Tough Wind
Reggie Whitcombe, at 40 the youngest of the famed golfing brothers, wins the British Open in a wind susbject round as defending champ Henry Cotton finishes late. The victory increases Whitcombe’s income and adds prestige, with past winners earning large annual sums.
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Tars and Hornets Earn Close Wins in Piedmont League
Charlotte and Norfolk won by one run each as Piedmont league action produced tight scores. Norfolk's Priddy doubled and scored on Robinson's single in the 11th to edge Winston-Salem, while Charlotte beat Portsmouth 5 to 4 with Hetalela homering for two runs.
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Wrestling results from Newark Bergen and Buffalo matches
In Newark Lee Yat Wing of China 220 defeated Victor Weber of Germany 185 in 30 24. In North Bergen Amil Dusek of Omaha 217 and Bobby Managoff of Chicago 210 wrestled to a 21 08 draw. In Buffalo Windyslaw Tailun of Poland 287 threw Bob W of Portland 232 in two straight.
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Marsh rabbit with partially webbed hind feet
A marsh rabbit easily enters water and possesses partially webbed hind feet.
Tommies Welcome Landis Tonight In Key League Tilt
Thomasville hosts Landis in a 8 16 p m game as the league leading T ville club blanked the Sens from Landis 4 0. W Miller pitched well and Pinkston collected a triple double and single in four plate appearances.
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Sports Roundup Hints at Casey Clan Visit and Boxing Talk
New York gossip swirls around Steve Crusher Casey and the Casey family possibly touring the country in the fall. Mike and George Kelly help Casey Stengel keep the Bees within striking distance. National League chatter includes Bill McKechnie and Reds, while Joe Louis may quit boxing amid money and training doubts. Football at Michigan State shows strong material as Charley Bachman builds a new home at Lansing.
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Crusher) Casey
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Major League Leaders Highlights From Baseball Standings
The American League leaders show Avert Rene hits 371 and Travis 104 runs, Foxx 89 RBI and home runs shared with Berg. In pitching Allen 12 1 lead Cleveland, Grove 12 3 Boston. National League features Lombardi 361 batting and Ott 48 runs, Goodman 60 RBI, McCormick 97 hits, and Riggs Suhr 21 HR with pitching by Klinger 1 1 and Brown 11 2.
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Antarctic Region Compared With Arctic Cold
A comparison notes the Antarctic region is about 90 degrees colder than the Arctic region, highlighting the extreme temperature contrast between the southern and northern polar areas.
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