Hubbell Shuts Out Dodgers for Giants Victory
King Carl Hubbell blanked Brooklyn with three hits as the Giants beat the Dodgers 4 to 0. He allowed a single in the first and eighth, struck out one, and earned his fourth straight win in his comeback campaign. Wally Berger homered in the eighth to seal the win, while Cookie Lavagetto and Tony Malinosky produced the only Brooklyns hits. Attendance 7,436.
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Boston Shutout By Bucky Walters
Bucky Walters pitched a four hit game to shut out the Boston Bees 4 to 0 for his ninth win of the season. Walters allowed only one hit through five innings and helped Philadelphia surge with eleven hits off Guy Bush.
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Reds Crush Gas House Gang 11 to 3 in St Louis
Cincinnati Reds topple St Louis 11 to 3 as Len Warneke suffers his fourth loss in his eleventh season with the Cardinals. Hafey and Scarsella drive in early runs. Goodman and Hafey homer for Cincinnati. Warneke allows 13 hits in 4 2 3 innings.
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Cubs Dominate Pirates 2-0 as French Secures Win
Chicago pitcher Larry French silenced Pittsburgh with a three hit outing to even the series. Phil Cavaretta drove in both Cub runs with a first inning triple and a seventh inning single, while Cy Blanton struggled for the Pirates losing effort. Attendance reached 8,043 as the Cubs outsparked the Pirates.
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Germans Win Right To Meet U S In Davis Cup Match
Germany earned the right to face the United States in the inter zone final of the Davis Cup after Von Cramm and Henkel won the doubles over Czechoslovakia 6 1 6 2 10 12 6 0. Budge leads the American team for Wimbledon clashes July 17 19 20.
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Ex Big Leaguers To Pilot NC State League All Star Teams
Mooresville hosts an all star game July 21 with former major leaguers Jim Poole and Blackie Carter chosen as pilot managers for the Southern and Northern squads. Each squad features four players from eight league clubs as fans anticipate a record crowd. In New York, Johnny Woodruff headlines the World Labor Athletic Carnival with Glenn Cunningham Archie San Romani aiming for records and revenge on Randall's Island.
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Yankees Stars Ride Heavy Hitting Wave In A L Leaders
In Chicago on July 10, Lou Gehrig led the American League with a .378 average for the past week, while Joe DiMaggio hit five homers and rose to .359. Detroit’s Gerald Walker climbed to second with a .360 mark, with Cecil Travia at .355. DiMaggio also held the season lead with 22 homers as Hank Greenberg topped RBIs at 78.
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Cubs claim four of top ten NL hitters in race
Muscles Medwick still leads the league as Frank Demaree Gabb Hartnett join Chicago four men in the ten best batting list. Hartnett climbs to .385 and Demaree advances to .344 with a flurry of hits. Medwick also dominates home runs while Augie Galan paces runs and Len Warneke anchors the mound for the path to the pennant through July.
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Chicago Downs Browns In 11-Inning Battle
Yankees overpower Senators 12 to 2 in New York as Charley Ruffing throws six solid innings and the bats break loose. Joe DiMaggio and Lou Gehrig are quiet, while Jake Powell and Tony Lazzeri pace a 15 hit attack. Ruffing gains his tenth win and New York extends its six game streak.
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Boston Takes Two From Mackmen in Doubleheader
The Boston Red Sox swept both ends of a July 10 doubleheader in Philadelphia, beating the Athletics 9 to 2 and 5 to 2 in 11 innings. Lefty Grove won the first game after five innings due to heat, with Cronin Foxx Mills and others delivering key homers. Fink held Boston to four hits in the nightcap as the Sox won 5-2 in extra innings, extending Philadelphia’s losing streak to 12.
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Detroit Tigers and Indians Split Twin Bill In Tight Leadoff
Detroit and Cleveland split a July 10 doubleheader as the Tigers won 12 to 11 in the opener and the Indians took the nightcap 8 to 7. Hal Trosky homered twice in the second game and four times overall. Chet Laabs homered in both games. Solters and Greenberg also went deep.
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Brown Drives In Winning Tally
Clint Brown pitched in relief and drove in the decisive run as the Chicago White Sox beat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 4 in eleven innings. The win clinched the series for Chicago and kept them within 5 1/2 games of the Yankees.
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