Reds Back Cubs, Seven Wins In Nine Matchups This Season
The Cincinnati Reds keep the Chicago Cubs within reach in the National League chase after seven wins in nine meetings. Cincinnati rallied for four in the seventh to win 6-5 as Chicago clung to a 5-2 edge through six innings, with key hits from Hafey Morrissey and Grantham.
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Dodgers slump continues as Phillies topple Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers lose 7-4 to the Phillies as Owen Carroll allows eight hits and six runs in 3 2/3 innings. Roy Hansen goes the route for Philadelphia while Rosy Bill Ryan and Joe Shaute excel in relief. The Dodgers have not won consecutive games since mid May after a fragile run of seven wins in 23 starts. Meanwhile the White Sox fall 3-1 to the Browns, leaving Chicago behind in the standings. Bruce Campbell hits a decisive eighth inning homer with Art Scharein aboard to end a scoreless duel.
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Ryder Cup Team Matches Amateurs in White Plains Exhibition
The Ryder Cup squad led by Walter Hagen plays a five four-somes exhibition today at the Metropolis club in White Plains against a Metropolitan district amateurs team captained by Jesse Sweetser. Cup stars include Sarazen, Dudley, Runyan, Wood, Horton Smith, Diegel, and Farrell filling in for Burke. The cup team sails for overseas matches in Southport June 26-27. Farrell also eyeing the British Open at St Andrews July 4-7.
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Moffitt Tops Junior Tourney Medalists At Sedgefield
High Points 27 golfers compete in the Carolinas Junior at Sedgefield Country Club led by Buster Moffitt who shot 71 to seize medalist honors. Teammate Charlee Diffendal earned runner up with 73 while Joe Cornwell and Joe Brownlow delivered notable rounds in pro-am and pro junior events.
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Metcalfe Seen Likely To Repeat At National Meet
CHICAGO June 13 Of the six defending champions at the NCAA track meet at Soldier Field Ralph Metcalf of Marquette is the likeliest repeat. Metcalf won the 100 and 220 last year and looks the nation's top sprinter. Strong rivals boost Halves and hurdles include Glenn Cunningham Kansas Charles Hornbostel Indiana Ben Eastman Stanford Jack Keller Ohio State and others. Will Ward Michigan and Irving Seeley Illinois defend in high jump and pole vault respectively amid tough competition.
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Schmeling Plans German Wedding to Actress Ammy Ondra
Max Schmeling says he will wed German actress Ammy Ondra in July at his Bad Saarow estate near Berlin. He may return to fight again in September or February with promoter plans for a rematch with Max Baer.
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Ray Beats Mitchell As His Bout Steals Show
The event at Willis Park delivered thrills as Ray defeated Mitchell in a three fall bout while Ramos stopped Martin in two straight falls. Promoter Bob Ward vows improvements and a possibly new venue for the next card.
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Major League Leaders Overview From Yesterday’s Games
National League leaders include Martin Cardinals hitting .367 and 42 runs while Davis Phillies posts a .841 slugging. Klein Phillies leads in RBIs with 44 and Hartnett Cubs has 41. Fullis Phillies has 73 hits with Klein tied for doubles at 18. Waner Pirates tops triples with 6 along with Vaughan Suhr Frisch Bottomley tied for 6. Berger Braves leads home runs with 41 and Hartnett and Klein tied with 16. Martin Frisch lead in steals with 8. In pitching Hallahan Cardinals at 7-2 while Cantwell Braves and Fitzsimmons Giants stand 7-8-?
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1929 American League batting leaders and pitching notes
Key 1929 AL leaders include Simmons White Sox 3838 at bats and 82 hits. Foxx Athletics 371 at bats and 14 home runs along with Ruth and Foxx each with 14 homers. Pitching notes cite Brennan Yankees 5 0 and Grove Athletics 9 2.
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Schmeling to wed Fraulein Ondra in Germany
Schmeling and Fraulein Ondra are preparing for a marriage in Germany. Machon will serve as best man, a gesture echoing last year when Machon married a friend of Fraulein Ondra. Schmeling, returning home after a farewell dinner hosted by Dempsey, was greeted by Baer who praised him after a 10 round win in Yankee Stadium.
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Colts Climb Back As Charlotte Drops Doubleheader
Richmond's Colts win 9-5 to pull within half a game of the Piedmont league lead, after beating Wilmington at home. Charlotte drops a 13-1 rout then loses 6-3 in the nightcap, falling to third as Lyle homers for the Pats. Durham and Winston-Salem schedule a doubleheader tonight.
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Richmond Colts Beat Wilmington On Wade's Home Run
Right fielder Wade starred for the Richmond Colts with a homer and two singles in four trips. DeWitt Perry relieved Ferguson in the first inning and yielded five hits the rest of the game. There were 104000 motor buses operating in the United States during 1932.
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