Chicago Cubs Hold Lead Amid Injuries and Standings Tighten
In a day of baseball news the Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics lead their leagues on July 1. The Cubs despite injuries to Hal Carlson and Rogers Hornsby extend their advantage while the Athletics struggle behind New York Washington and Cleveland. The Cubs beat the New York Giants 10 to 3, Richbourg drives in a late surge as Philadelphia wins 3 to 1 over Detroit. Babe Ruth homers as the Yankees crush the White Sox 15 to 3. Cleveland tops Boston 8 to 3 helped by Hodapp’s homer.
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McWeeny Plans Retirement From Baseball Career
Columbus Ohio July 1 Doug McWeeney former pitcher for the Brooklyn Robins and property of the Columbus Senators says he will retire from baseball to go into business He has advised Joe Carr Columbus chief and refused to report to the Senators who had obtained him from the Cincinnati Reds
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United Press Boxing Bouts Recap From July 1
Monday bouts across multiple cities feature several knockouts and decisions. Notables include Joe Sekura defeating Bob Olin in New York and Norman Tomasula stopping Frank Navarra in Philadelphia.
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Fissler Wins Santa Monica Rough Water Mile
George Butch Fissler of the New York A C swimming team won the Santa Monica Breakers Club rough water mile in 22 minutes, entering at the last minute to beat the field. The recap mentions Dick Woodworth of the Fort Panthers facing season uncertainty due to railroad employment and possible leaves. Other notes reference baseball moves including Dutch Krehmeyer’s repurchase deal, Pete Walker as shortstop for Bloomington, Ted Jourdan’s release by Dallas Steers.
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Butch) Fissler
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Ruth to open hatter shop on Broadway in autumn
Babe Ruth announced he would return to wearing a hat and plans to open a haberdashery on Broadway in the autumn. He said he aims to set an example for men who wish to be well dressed.
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Twenty two golfers tee off in Terre Haute weekly meet
Despite bad weather a field of twenty two golfers competed at Terre Haute Country Club with Sammy Simpson of Highland shooting a 70 and best ball 67. Ralph Stonehouse praised Simpson's accuracy and noted nearby pros tied for second as Chuck Garringer and Bill Heinlein posted 68. Next week returns to Indianapolis as Highland's Neal McIntyre recovers from illness.
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Semi-Pros and Amateurs Clash on Mars Hill Diamond Friday
Indianapolis Cardinals meet Mars Hill nine at Mars Hill diamond on Friday. Y. M. S. beat Beech Grove Reds 13 to 2 with Vornholt and Seal homerists with bases loaded. St. Patrick's H.N. 5S toppled Riversides 2 to 7 at Garfield Park and Zionsville Merchants defeated Columbus 11 to 2.
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One More Tribe Defeat Frazier In Night Game
In a packed matchup at St Paul, Nekola and Hildebrand faced off as starting pitchers. The Indians beat St Paul 7 to 4, with Hopkins hitting two home runs and Riddle adding two RBIs.
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Yankees Acquire Holloway in Waiver Sale
New York reports Ken Holloway, a former Detroit pitcher, was obtained from Cleveland for the waiver price on Monday. In Glasgow Scotland Shamrock V withdrew from a forty two mile race after the start, spar risk cited as reason.
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Blitman Loses in Jersey City Lightweight Bout
Harry Blitman of Philadelphia dropped a ten round decision to Harry Carlton of Jersey City in a Monday night salute. Also in West Springfield Louis Kid Kaplan Meridian Conn defeated Maurice Holtzer France in ten rounds.
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Kid) Kaplan
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Schwabe Defeats Charles In Ten Rounds In St Louis
John Schwabe of Webster Groves defeated Tim Charles of Louisville in ten rounds. Dave Knost of St Louis stopped Joe Brian of Indianapolis in the second round.
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Browning Mat Victor Defeats Hill In Riverside Feature
Missouri’s Jim Browning defeated George Hill of Cleveland two falls to one in the Riverside wrestling main event on Monday. Browning took the decisive third fall in eight minutes. Other bouts included Don Cortez and Merle Dolby going the distance to a 30 minute no fall, Speedy O Neal and Carl Cheney tying in a time limit match, and Chet McCauley defeating John Purdy. Simone Thion de la Chaume won her sixth consecutive French women’s golf title.
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Immy Johnston Poised For Open Title At Interlachen
Amateur golf champion Immy Johnston of St. Paul enters the Interlachen Open with strong local knowledge of the course. Interlachen pro Willie Kidd warns No. 2 hole will challenge players, as the 6,672 yard par 72 course tests accuracy after a 370 yard drive.
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35 Drivers Enter Big Race Here
The Gold and Glory race for Negro drivers at the fairground offers 1200 dollars for July 4. Barney Anderson of Detroit and William Jeffries of Chicago enter with fast Frontenac cars. Thirty five entries are in at Indianapolis Colored Racing Association, with twenty one starters. Entrants hail from St. Louis Chicago and other cities. morning qualifications determine the field.
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Loyal Order of Moose Run Illinois School Impresses
Otis Dame, Ind July 1 The Loyal Order of Moose operate Mooseheart in Illinois regarded as a top secondary school in America. Despite a small football squad 300 eligible players with 32 over 150 pounds and 9 over 160 pounds, the school claims 75 football wins and 9 losses. Track success includes national titles at Stagg meet and Wisconsin relay titles while Secretary Whitten bars Mooseheart from joining the Illinois High School Athletic Association.
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Promoters Plan Big Crowd for Primo Camera Night in DC
Washington promoters prepare for a large turnout at a Thursday boxing show at the illuminated baseball park. Primo Camera headlines an exhibition of four sparring rounds with two partners and a main card of six bouts. Seating capacity ranges from 8,000 to 9,090 including grandstand and ringside seats.
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Yocum Named H. A. C. Coach
A. F. Westlund announced Cyrus Yocum as swimming coach for the Hoosier Athletic Club. Yocum, Bethany college instructor for two years, formerly starred on the Mercersburg academy national champion team and helped set a world interscholastic relay record.
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Baby Stribling Stops in Tulsa Bout
Baby Stribling of Macon Georgia was knocked out by Clausine Vincent of Stillwater Oklahoma in Tulsa on Monday. Stribling was knocked down twice before the decisive blow.
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Tenerio Defeats Kaufman In Ten Rounds In Rensselaer
Filipino lightweight Lope Tenerio defeated Joey Kaufman of New York in ten rounds at Rensselaer New York. Tenerio gained the decision in the ring on July 1 as reported by Times Suecto.
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Filipino featherweight to challenge Battalino in Hartford title bout
Ignacio Fernandez of the Philippines will get a title shot on July 14 against champion Battalino. The bout is slated for Hartford, Connecticut, following an announced agreement reached Monday night.
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McCann and Coogan Signed for Fourth of July Boxing
Joe McCann and Mike Coogan, middleweights, are set for the Riverside arena Fourth of July card. The event includes Willie Yap vs Jackie Coogan, Ray Cullican vs Kid Crady, Onie Gaheimer vs Cy Wiggins, Dutch Belting vs Nick Jacks, Sonny Mitchell vs Young Leach, and Herb Aikens vs Chick Hale, plus a three round women’s glove contest.
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Payne Trims Dugan in Ten Rounds
Cecil Payne the Louisville junior light weight edged Jackie Dugan over ten rounds in Louisville on Monday night. Payne outscored Dugan with cleaner punches and controlled the bout from start to finish.
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Jacobs Holds Up Re Match At Garden Over Schmeling
Joe Jacobs refuses to grant Madison Square Garden an option on Max Schmeling for two future appearances delaying a planned bout between Schmeling and Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium set for September 25. Vice President Frank Bruen seeks a year’s exclusive Schmeling services. Jacobs insists on only one bout.
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