Youths Take Third Base From Veterans in MLB
The article notes a shift of young players to third base as veterans move aside. It highlights players like Jack Saltese gaver Cecil Travis Ossie Bluege Marty McManus Harland Clift Marvin Owen Stanley Mack Bucky Walters Blondy Ryan and others making early impact or returning to third base.
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Sie Bluege
Marty McManus
Graybeards
Maniff the Majoras
Jack Saltese Gaver
Lasgeri
Yankee
Cecil Travis
Ossie Bluege
Washington
Frank Higgins
Blondy Ryan
Giants
Travie Jackson
Johnny Verges
Veteran Infielders Take Stage As Old Guard Controls Infield
The aged infielders make a late season stand with Wil lie Kamm at 34 patrolling the hot corner for Indiana, Jimmy Dykes at 38 handling third for the White Sox, and Pie Traynor at 35 years still patrolling the far turn for the Pirates as Os- fades from the scene.
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Ciee
Joe Sewell
Cleveland
Lnst
The
Yanks
Yankees
Tony Lazzeri
Don Heffner
Jack Saltegaver
Willie Kamm
Indiana
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Third Basemen Standouts In Class Of Hot Corner Guards
Three young third basemen shine Frank Higgins Marvin Owen and Cecil Travis stand out Higgins leads with strong hitting and AL All Star defense Travis': slightly weaker fielding but higher average Owen lags in both areas as his major league action remains limited.
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Frank Higgins
Marvin Owen
Cecil Travis
Higgins
Travis
Owen
Parmelee Stars in Giants Win Over Cubs 5 3
Parmelee ends two-month layoff with a home run bases full in the opener as the Giants beat the Cubs 5 3. In the second game Bill Lee outpitched Carl Hubbell 2 1. Hubbel holds Giants to five hits. Cardinals drop a 7 6 decision to Brooklyn on Len Koenecke's seventh inning homer. Phillies thump Cincinnati 7 0 for fifth straight win. Tigers beat Senators 4 3. Yankees routed by Indians 18 5. Brown Sox? Browns 7 4. Foxx and Johnson homer in loss.
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Leroy
Doc) Parmelee
Giants
Parmelee
Lonnie Warheke
Warneke
Gus Mancuso
Ms At S
New York
Bill Lee
Carl Hubbell
Hubbel
Billy Herman
Lee
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Len Koenecke
Player fits into Cochrane's running machine
The player sits below the top two in the swat department and has one year of big league background. He is seen as the most improved ball player in the league this season and fits Mickey Cochrane's smooth running machine.
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Higgins
Travis
Mickey Cochrane
Textile workers federation to hear New York official
In Spartanburg South Carolina on Friday the South Carolina Federation of Textile Workers holds its convention. Jancis Gorman of New York vice president of the United Textile Workers of America will address the gathering.
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Spartanburg
South Carolina Federation of Textile Workers
Jancis Gorman
New York
United Textile Workers of America
Bale of cotton catches fire in July heat in Dillon
In Dillon on July 18 a bale of cotton overheated and burst into flames. Owner Morgan Rogers attributed the fire to the extreme 104 degree temperature.
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Dillon
8. C
Morgan Rogers
Fights Last Night Report Roundups Winners and Losers
In New York Cocoa Kid outpointed Morrie Sherman. Billy Celebron stopped Kenny Austin in Chicago. Karl Schaffer defeated Lou Avery in Quincy.
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Associated Press
New York
Cocoa Kid
New Haven
Conn
Morrie Sherman
Detroit
Chicago
Billy Celebron
Rockford
Kenny Austin
Lincolnn
Neb
Quincy, W
Karl Schaffer
Quincy
Lou Avery
Tulsa
Major League Leaders From Yesterday’s Games
National League batting leaders show Terry of the Giants at 363 with Walter of the Pirates at 357. Ott of the Giants leads RBIs at 94 with Collins of the Cardinals at 71. Medwick leads three categories including 120 hits and a tie for 9 in triples.
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Associated Press
Terry
Giants
P. Walter
Pirates
Vaughan
Medwick
Cardinals
Ott
Collins
Allen
Phillies
Berger
Braves
Martin
Bartell, Jr
J. Dean
Bush
Cubs
American League batting and pitching leaders listed
The summary lists top AL performers by category: Manush leads batting with .399 for the Senators. Gehringer tops runs with 82. Gehrig drives in 94 with the Yankees. Manush and Gehringer lead hits. Manush and Chapman share triples. Johnson and Foxx hit most home runs. Worber and Fox lead stolen bases. pitching figure shows Gomer with 14 2 and Marberry at 11.3 for the Tigers.
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Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Werber
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Bonura
White Sox
Greenberg
Chapman
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Worber
Fox
Gomer
Marberry
Stars Shine in Slugging Showdowns Across Leagues
Yesterday's stars included Willie Kamm of the Indians led assault on the Yankees with two doubles and two singles, three runs. Curt Davis of the Phillies shut out the Reds and added a homer and a single. Marvin Owens of the Tigers doubled and singled, driving in two. Parmelee of the Giants and Billy Herman of the Cubs delivered key hits as Parmelee homered with bases loaded and Herman collected three hits with both Cubs runs scoring. Johnson, Foxx, Higgins of the Athletics slugged three home runs against the Browns. Danny Taylor of the Dodgers doubled twice, scored twice and drove in two in a win over the Cardinals. Wesley Ferrell of the Red Sox held the White Sox to six hits with five strikeouts.
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Jim Collins
Joe Médwick Ngo
Phillies
Cincinnati
Curt Davis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Tigers
Yankees
Senators
Yanks
Indians
Carl Fischer
Detroit
Cleveland
Byohnny Bronca
Danny MacFayden
Burleigh Grimes
Wesley Ferrell
White Sox
Connie Mack
Athletica
Bob Johnson
Jimmie Foxx
Pinky Hugine
Jack Knott
Browns
Johnson
Foxx
Willie Kamm
Reds
Marvin Owens
Leroy Parmelee
Giants
Billy Herman
Cubs
Parmelee
Herman
Pinky Higgins
Athletics
Pirates Repeat Win Over Hornets In Ten Innings
Charlotte's Hornets fall for the second straight game as Wilmington Pirates win 4-3 in ten innings on Johnny Peacock's bases loaded sacrifice fly. Peacock leads with a homer, a triple, two runs driven in. Richmond beats Greensboro to move to fourth. Asheville loses to Norfolk as the league standings shift.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Hornets
Wilmington
Pirates
Hornets
Johnny Peacock
Peacock
Richmond
Coke
Greensboro
Patriots
Asheville
Norfolk Tars
Norfolk
Sanders Leads Minors Hitters in Batting Race
Durham July 18 The Nationals Association Press bureau shows Jim Sanders Martinsville Bi State league atop the minor league batting averages at .419. Johnny Rizzo Elay rests second at .408 with Clyde Glass Siloam Springs making a notable rise to .388.
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Durham
Jimmy Sanders
Martinsville
National Association Press Bureau
Sanders
Johnny Rizzo
Elaay
Clyde Glass
Siloam Springs
Uiel
Ate
Des Moines
Western
Bryan
Norfolk
Piedmont
Cheeves
Hutchinson
W. Asso
Ewing
Neb. State
J. Jones
Springfield
Webb
Milwaukee
A. A
R. Bell
Galveston
Texas
F. Bell
Tyler
West Dixie
Cc. Jones
Opelousas
Evangeline
Joe Turnesa Plays One Handed Putts To Lead Open
New York July 18. Joe Turnesa now puts with his right hand only after losing confidence in his left. He carded 1 putt for 18 holes to tie for the lead at 70 with Walter Schieber in the Long Island Open.
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New York
Joe Turnesa
Joe
Walter Schieber
Cubs Lose Guy Bush For A Few Days
The Chicago Cubs, in a tight NL pennant race, will be without veteran right hander Guy Bush for several days after he reported to the Polo Grounds with an ear ailment and was ordered to stay out of uniform until he recovers.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bush
Bush
Polo Grounds
Penguins Seal Budding Vows With Beak Kiss
Penguins enact a courtship display by rubbing beaks as they seal their bond with a kiss, a charming gesture noted by researchers observing their mating rituals.
Piedmont League Games Today Standings Preview
Piedmont League schedule lists Greets at Richmond Oneriotte at Wilmington Norfolk at Arheville with standings context for today’s action and venue notes.
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Richmond
Oneriotte
Wilmington
Norfolk
Arheville
Results Yesterday In Regional Basketball Showdowns
Richmond defeated Greensboro 71 to 40 while Norfolk edged Asheville 5 to 3. Wilmington led Charlotte 4 to 3 in a high scoring late game.
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Richmond
Greensboro
Norfolk
Asheville
Wilmington
Charlotte
Pi at Boston Chicago at New York City
Today scores list Pi at Boston and Chicago at New York with Cincinnati at Philadelphia and St Louis at Brooklyn in the schedule. The items reflect matchups shown for today with venues indicated by city pairs.
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TODAY
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Brooklyn
Results VYEARTERDAY
New York beat an unspecified opponent 5 to 1 while Chicago won 3 to 2. Brooklyn defeated St Louis 7 to 6 and Philadelphia won 7 to 6 over Cincinnati. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Teams Clash Across The League Today
Boston faces Chicago while Philadelphia visits St Louis and Washington travels to Detroit New York meets Cleveland in a full slate of city pairings with key rival matchups on tap.
Results show scores from a baseball or hockey slate
Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 2 while Detroit beat Washington 4 to 3. Cleveland won 13 to 7 against New York, and St Louis matched Philadelphia with a score listed as 7.
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Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Results on Gonna Buffalo at Albany Night
Buffalo contests at Albany drew crowds as results from the event were reported. Local athletes competed under lights with outcomes noted, including standout performances and final scores.
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Buffalo
Albany
Results Yesterday Across Cities
Scores from yesterday show Atlanta beat Knoxville 9 to 5 while Birmingham downed Memphis 7 to 3. New Orleans and Little Rock tied 3 to 3. Chattanooga edged Nashville 5 to 3 with other city results not listed.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Steve See
Little Rock Knorville
Knoxville
Memphis
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Coast League Scores: Hollywood Falls to Oakland and Seattle Slips
In the Pacific Coast League Oakland beat Hollywood 2 to 1 while Seattle defeated San Francisco 5 to 4 in a separate game.
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Hollywood
Oakland
Seattle
San Francisco
Sioux Falls Beats Des Moines in Monday Western League
In a Western League Monday slate Sioux Falls triumphed 12 to 4 over Des Moines. Rock Island won 6 to 4 against Topeka. Cedar Rapids defeated St. Joseph 9 to ?. Omaha Davenport game postponed by rain.
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Des Moines
Rock Island
Topeka
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph
Omaha-Davenport
Coaching School at Duke Opens Today
Duke University hosts its fourth annual summer school for coaches in Durham. Wallace Wade will lead football courses during the four day session, with about 200 anticipated attendees from states east of the Mississippi, up from 121 last year. The program runs through Saturday.
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Durham
Duke Univeristy
Mississippi
Wallace Wade
Duke
Wesley Memorial Suffers First Defeat in S S Loop Tilt
The Wesley Memorial team lost 7 6 to Central Friends in a Sunday School League baseball contest. Wesley led early but a belated eighth inning rally fell short with Armfield out at first to end the game as tying and winning runs waited. G Causey of the Friends had two triples and Lewis at shortstop played notable defense.
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Tts
Central Fhends
Quakers
Wesley Memorial Boys
Armfield
G. Causey
Friends
Southerland
Lewis
Calvary M. E. Beats South Main Street In Sunday League
The Calvary M. E. baseball team defeated South Main Street nine 10 to 9 in a Sunday School League game. It was a seesaw contest with the lead changing hands. R Butler hit a four-base clout in the fourth with two aboard, while Carrick and Rickard each had two hits.
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Calvary M. E
South Main Street
R. Butler
Carrick
Rickard
Diamond Ball Schedule Sets Midseason Wednesday Games
The Diamond Ball league announces a second half schedule with games each Wednesday at noon. Key matchups include Robbins vs Guilford, Adams-Millis vs Melrose No. 1, and Huntsville area teams across dates July 18 through August 28 at multiple home sites in Guilford and surrounding towns.
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Guilford
Triangle Ve
Melrose No
Triance Adamsa-Millis
Harriss-Covington
Adams-Millis
Myrtle Desk Va
Huntiey-Jackeson
Huntiey-Jackson
Sateen Va
Harrisston
Huntiley-Jackson
Adams-Miilis
Melrose
Huntley-Jackson
Covington - Quilford Guilford
Adams-Millis Va
Myrtle
New the
Robbins Va
Muntiey-Jackeson
Adamea
Millis
Harries
Covington
Triangle
Hamriss-Covington
Triangie
Robbins Marrise-Covington
Robbins Triangle
Myrtle Desk
Marriss-Covington
Muntiey-Jackson
Cloverdale
Asheboro Road
Japanese American Naval Talks May Be Held in U S
London reports that supplementary Japanese American naval discussions to the 1935 conference may be held in Washington in early August. Captain Iwashita, a junior technical delegate, travels via the United States and will reach Washington in about two weeks to meet American naval leaders.
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London
Washington
Iwashita
Great Britain
United States
Pickett Reserves Defeat Oakdale Second Team Easy Victory
The Pickett reserves yesterday defeated Oakdale second team by a wide margin as hitters supported pitcher Durham who allowed five hits.
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Pickett
Oakdale
Durham
Marion police armored car locked in garage when not in use
An expensive armored automobile owned by the Marion Indiana police department sits secured in a garage idle and unused, guarding its value and upkeep.
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Marion
Ind
Ruth Reaches 2000 Walks On Base
New York July 17. Babe Ruth collected his 2000th base on balls in a game against the Cleveland Indians. Ruth has led the American League in walks eleven times and drawn more than 100 walks in a season twelve times, with a peak 170 in 1923. His total this season stands at 67.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Cleveland Indians
Ruth
Arizona's Vast Pine Forests Noted as Nation's Largest
A report highlights Arizona containing the country’s extensive pine forests, claiming it holds the most expansive stands in the United States. The feature emphasizes vast timber areas and forestry potential across the state.
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United States
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