Pirates Rally to Defeat Cubs 11 8 in Stormy Chicago Clash
Pittsburgh moved two and a half games further ahead in the standings after an 11 to 8 victory over Chicago. The game featured heated exchanges between players and umpires, spanning two hours and 28 minutes with five Cubs pitchers and four Pirates hurlers used. Piet led Pittsburgh with four hits including a double as the Pirates broke open a tight game with five runs in the seventh. Chicago catcher Taylor was injured when Comorosky slid into him in the second inning. Hartnett replaced him. Root and Taylor both contributed for Chicago while Swift and Grace worked for Pittsburgh.
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Reds rally past Cardinals in 11 innings
July 23 in Cincinnati the Reds beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 in eleven innings after Durocher's eighth inning double play ruined a late Cincinnati scoring chance. Hallahan and Wilson joined Benton and Asby on the mound for the visitors.
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Phillies Rout Dodgers in Doubleheader Sweep
The Phillies crushed the Brooklyn Dodgers in both games of a July 23 doubleheader winning 10 to 2 and 16 to 5. Don Hurst homered three times, two in the second game, driving Philadelphia to a pair of decisive wins.
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Giants sweep double header with Braves behind Gibson
The New York Giants win the second game 9 to 0 in four hitter Sam Gibson’s four hit pitching after a 14 inning 3-2 victory in the opener. Darkness halted the second match. First game ended 3-2 with Hoyt D Farrell Brown Spohrer on Boston side. Gibson Hagan Betts Hargrave for New York.
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Melrose Forfeits Win Over High Point Paper Box
Melrose defeated High Point Paper Box by forfeit after the opposing players failed to appear for the scheduled game. Melrose occupied the Y headquarters with the amateur and industrial league, and the forfeit win was recognized.
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Mechanicsville Team Edges North Park 7 6 in Tight Pitch Battle
Mechanicsville baseball team nosed out North Park 7 to 6 yesterday afternoon. Pitchers Phillips and Culler delivered airtight efforts as the decisive run came late.
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Allen Jay Defeats Trinity Ramblers 13 to 4
Allen Jay beat the Trinity Ramblers 13 to 4 on the Trinity diamond. Baker and Wall pitched well allowing six hits while Allen Jay knocked 12 hits off the Ramblers pitchers. R Hahn starred in the field with a sensational catch as the win moved Allen Jay to 17 wins in 18 games.
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Tommies Fall To Bassett In Afternoon Tilt
Thomas Mills loses 11 to 4 at Bassett Virginia as Cooper surrenders six runs in the eighth inning. Henry belts a homer for Bassett while Reynolds adds another long ball. Fritz and E Weston pace Tommies hitters with multiple extra base hits amid a 11 hit Bassett attack.
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United States Leads Davis Cup Challenge With French Fight Ahead
In Paris, Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn defeated Daniel Prenn and Gottfried Von Cramm 6-3 6-4 6-1 to put the United States two matches to one up in the American European zone final. Rene Lacoste, ill with tonsillitis, is unlikely to play next weekend while Jean Borotra and Henri Cochet prepare for singles and Borotra teams with Jacque Brugnon in doubles.
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Gorguloff to Face Trial Monday in Doumer Assassination
Paris reports Dr. Paul Gorguloff, who killed President Paul Doumer on May 4 at a veterans’ works exhibit, will stand trial Monday before Judge Eugene Dreyfus of the court of appeal, the French highest tribunal.
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Floridian Wins National Public Links Golf Title
R L Miller of Jacksonville defeated Pete Miller of Chicago 4 and 2 in the 36 hole final at Shawnee Golf Course Louisville. Miller led by three at noon and steadied both rounds with solid driving and deft approach shots. He received the standing cup and a Shawnee club special cup and was named aide de camp to Lt Governor Chandler with rank of colonel. The Harding cup for the team match winner went to Louisville.
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International League scores update a busy day
Rochester beat Toronto 5 to 3 and Buffalo crushed Montreal 8 to 2 while Baltimore led Reading 5 to 6. Newark edged Jersey City 7 to 5 with Montreal 2 and Toronto 3.
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Southern Association Scores Roundup
Atlanta 1 defeated by Chattanooga 6. Knoxville 4 beat Nashville 18. Little Rock 3 topped New Orleans 6. Memphis 7 defeated Birmingham 1.
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American Association Scores Roundup
Louisville 2 Columbus 5. Indianapolis 7 Toledo 10. St Paul 5 Minneapolis 6. Milwaukee at Kansas City night game pending results.
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Olympic girls wear official pajamas at Games
When not swimming the girls in aquatic events will wear official Olympic pajamas. The two piece white outfits are trimmed in red and blue and made from celanese jer sanese material.
Plucky Play Beats Equipoise in Arlington Handicap
Plucky Play a 10 to 1 shot defeated Equipoise by a neck in the Arlington handicap at Arlington Park Chicago. Pittsburgher placed third and Tred Avon fourth in a six horse field. Plucky Play finished the mile and a quarter in 2:02 1 5.
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Favorite Edges In At Latonia Enquirer Handicap
Four man ta, the favorite, surged late to win the Enquirer handicap at Latonia. Ridgeview of the Cincinnati farm took the feature and the $3,890 prize, paying $8.76 for a $2 win wager.
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Britain’s lumber import reliance despite vast woodland
Despite over 3,000,000 acres of woodland, Britain uses only about six percent of its lumber from domestic sources. The rest is imported, indicating a heavy reliance on foreign timber despite available forests.
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Bramham Denies Rumors of Loop's Being in Danger
Durham July 23 AP President Bramham of the Piedmont Baseball league denied out of state rumors that the North Carolina circuit is tottering. He said the league will carry on and finish the season and that it is in at least as good financial shape as last year. He cited assurances from Piedmont club owners that no teams will fail to meet obligations.
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Denmark Traces Eggs to Farmers with Numbered Labels
Denmark now numbers its eggs to trace them back to the farmer, improving quality control and food safety. The system assigns unique identifiers to each egg batch, linking them to origin information for accountability.
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Denmark
Gehrig and Lazzeri Lead Yankees to Doubleheader Sweep
New York defeats Boston 5 to 4 in the second game with eight homers from Gehrig and Lazzeri. The Yankees also won the opener 4 to 3 in 15 innings to seal the double header sweep.
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Duke Coaching School Closes After Record Attendance
Duke summer coaching school ends after four days of instruction in football basketball track boxing and training led by Wallace Wade and staff. Record 118 coaches from 11 states attended with full lectures on rule changes and demonstrations by Wade Voyles Cameron Warren Baker Edwards and others.
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Sutter and Gledhill Reach Crescent-Hamilton Final
In Huntington New York Clifford Sutter of New Orleans and Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara Calif ranked No 6 and No 8 nationally advanced to the final round of the Crescent Hamilton tennis club invitation. Sutter defeated Wilbur F Coen Jr of Kansas City 6 4 6 3 6 4 to reach the final. Gledhill prevailed over Gregory Mangin of Jersey Joe 6 4 6 2 4 6 6 4 in a four set win to earn his final bracket spot.
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Senators Down A's In Ninth Inning Rally
Washington used a dramatic ninth inning to defeat Philadelphia 6 to 5. Rice led off, Myer sacrificed, and Manush belted another triple after already hitting a triple and two doubles. West ended the threat with a Texas leaguer to center as Cronin and Kuhel prepared for a possible double play. Foxx hit his 40th homer for Philadelphia in the fourth.
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Jimmy Foxx
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White Sox rally in 12th to edge Indians 6 5 in opener
Chicago White Sox overcome Cleveland 6 to 5 in 12 innings as Ferrell and Sewell pair with Lyons and Grube. The Indians led 5 4 before Chicago forced extra innings and scored twice to win the first game of the series.
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Tigers pound Browns in second game to win 9 4
Detroit Tigers pounded Fisher and Kimsey for 14 hits to beat the St. Louis Browns 9 to 4 in the second game of a doubleheader after dropping the first game 5 to 1. Whitehill and Ruel led Detroit while Hadley and Ferrell worked for St. Louis.
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Weather Outlook for South Atlantic States
Generally fair conditions with local thunder showers Thursday and Friday. Temperatures run slightly above normal through the week.
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Treasury receipts and expenditures report for July 21
Treasury receipts for July 21 totaled 4,769,131.32 while expenditures reached 12,189,870.94, leaving a balance of 191,615,406.33. Customs duties for the year to July 7 stood at 12,286,153.13.
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Parker Wins State Open Net Title In Asheville
Frankie Parker the 16 year old from New Orleans and Milwaukee won the North Carolina Open tennis championship in straight sets over Teddy Burwell 6-3 6-3 8-6. Doc Barr and Lefty Bryan claimed the doubles title in five sets 7-9 9-11 6-3 6-8 6-4 over Burwell and John McDiarmid. Miss Eliza Coxe kept the women’s crown by defeating Anne Martindale 5-17 6-3 7-5. Bob Stewart won men’s singles consolation and teamed with Betty Nichols to win mixed doubles 4-6 6-3 10-8.
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Lefty) Bryan
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Houston
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