Hubbell Stars In All-Star Show As Americans Win 9 7
Carl Hubbell limited the American League batters to three innings striking out five as the Giants ace dazzled in the Polo Grounds. The Americans rallied from a four run deficit in the fifth, scoring nine runs to beat the Nationals 9 to 7 behind Mel Harder in relief. The crowd numbered 48,268 with receipts about 52,982 for charity.
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Carlen Hubbell
Oklahoma
Battle of the Polo Grounds
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Ruth
Gehrig
Simmons
Cronin
Lon Warneke
van Mungo
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Melvin Leroy Rder
Omaha
Neb
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Gehringer
Manush
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
King Car
Vernon Gomes
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Gomer
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Fried
Joe Medwick
Hulbell
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Warneke
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Dean
Cardinals
Drazy
Fred Frankhouse
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Giants
Polo Grounds
Ball Players’ Benevolent Fund
Detroit
Boston
Dunkelberger and Garrett Reach Juniors Golf Round Two
A large field competes at Sedgefield country club in Greensboro for the Carolinas junior golf championship. William Edwards of Greensboro leads the top flight after a 6 4 victory over Toni Jones, with Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point defeating George Jones of Greensboro 4 2. Remaining players from several flights include George Brownlow Winston Salem Jack Garrett High Point Lee Shackelford Greenville D C Frank Harrison Salisbury Rodney Warner Raleigh and Paul Laughridge Salisbury.
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Sedgefield Country Club
William Edwards
Wills
Toni Jones
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
George Jones
George Brownlow
Winston-Salem
Jack Garrett
Lee Shackelford
Greenville
D. C
Frank Harrison
Salisbury
Rodney Warner
Raleigh
Paul Laughridge
A Daredevil in Battle. A Devil in Love!
A bold fighter earns fame in combat while a forbidden romance tests loyalty. The tale pits daring grit against personal longing, weaving action and passion through a perilous era.
Third Round Play In Tennis Tourney
SPARTANBURG F C July 11 Third round play began in men's singles of the annual Mid-South tennis tournament with half the field of 16 seeded. John McDiarmid defending champion Fort Worth ranked No 1. Other seeds include Lefty Bryan Chattanooga Wilbur Hees Austin Doc Barr Dallas Jack Mooney Atlanta Robert Lake Birmingham William Parkhill Chicago Jack Beckman Charleston.
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Spartanburg
F. C
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Lefty” Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilbur Hees
Austin
Doc Barr
Dallas
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Robert Lake
Birmingham
Wiliam Parkhill
Chicago
Jack Beckman
Charleston
8. C
Major leagues resume as All Star game ends
Major league baseball returns to action after a two day layoff as eight clubs restart the pennant chase. The New York Yankees lead the American league by a half game over Detroit with a western trip starting against the Cleveland Indians while Detroit hosts the Washington Senators. In the National league, the schedule continues with the usual midseason pace.
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New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Washington Senators
Veteran leads minor league batting race after open season
Johnny Risso of Bimba tops the National minor leagues with a .422 average as veteran hitters take the lead. Jimmy Ganders of Martina ville moves to second at .406 while Buck Ewing slides from first to eleventh. Other leaders include Gamble of Jeannette and G. Perrell of Asheville as 400 hitters become rarer.
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Johnny Risso
Bimbra
Jimmy Ganders
Martinaville
Buck Ewing
Norfolk
Gamble
Jeannette
National Association Press
Rize
Bimba
Sanders
Martineville
Bi-State
Weintraub
Nashville
Southern
G. Perrell
Asheville
Piedmont
Charleston
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Atlantic
Horn
Greenville
Bassler
Hollywood
Albany
Cheeves
Hutchinson
Wade Has Excellent Record Since Trying His Hand At Coaching
Durham July 11. William Wallace Wade, Army captain and coach, has built a top football program across Duke Alabama Vanderbilt and Fitzgerald and Clarke, compiling 112 wins 23 losses and 7 ties including two Rose Bowls and a 1926 Stanford tie. Wade’s teams are noted for fundamental play smart blocking and finishing strong across years.
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Durham
William Wallace Wade
117Th Infantry
Fitzgerald and Clarke School
Tullahoma
Tenn
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Duke University
Stanford
Trenton
Morgan Park Academy
Brown University
Washington State
Francis Bell
University of Alabama
Crimson Tide
University of Washington
Tide
Duke
Georgia Tech
Warner
Fights Last Night Report From Brooklyn and New York
Boxing results highlight Kenny ta pointed Young Firpo of Penne Grove New Jersey in Brooklyn and Los Angeles Ramage of San Diego outpointed Maxie Rosenbloom of New York. Cancela of Tampico Mexico knocked out Sauza of Fresno California.
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N. Y
Kenny
Young Firpo
Pennegrove
N. J
Los Angeles
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Tony Cancela
Tampico
Mexico
Sauza
Fresno
Calif
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H Point
Lenn Cox
Bill Prank
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Ibert Carr
Charles Kelly
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Tommy Card
John Jedfield
Starmount
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Baward
George Lyles
Thomasville
Herbert Todd
James Chamblee
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Marty Welch
Fadiund Gravely
Rocky Mount
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William Phillips
Alfred Oliver
Raymond Zauber
Bunny Woodward
W. Woodward
Lyndon Whites Starmount
Edward Diese
Sam -Salem
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James Lambeth
Scott Hayes
Henry Bowden
Richard F. Bullock
Bill Cox
Bob King
Jack Royal
Miles Gayles
Mack Hatcher
Hayden Hayes
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Frank Garrett
Dave Bendieman
Bill Kivett
Carl Robertson
John Bowden, Jr
Paul Dulin
Ernest Brown
R. L. Rigsbee
Wilson Foust
Ernest Vines
R. E. Gnow
Wayland Moore
Winston- Salem
Bill Alspaugh
Jack Abels
J. Cheves
Tommy Bendieman
Francis Ray
Hayworth Witherington
le Grand Johnson
Richard Wharton
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Bill Cooksey
Albert Johnson
Richard Rendleman
Sansmount
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G. Reich, Jr
Harry Wilson
Henry Granly
Martinville
Sidney Gayle
A. O’brien
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Dick Thomas
E. W. King
Bruce Modges
Adrian McManus, Jr
Hampton Shaping
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Bill Leng
Smith King
Hughes Grogen
Joe Bales
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Ralph Modges
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Louis Solomon
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Pred Styers
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Homer Holton
C. D. Cunningham
Frank White
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Alice
Richard Arlen
Rosco Ates
Gary Cooper
Leon Errol
Louise Farenda
W. Cc. Skeets Gallagher
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Raymond Hatton
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Alice IN Wonderland
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