Blues Win and Split Series Leaders Remain Tight
The Milwaukee Brewers moved toward the American Association lead by shutting out Indianapolis 4 0 behind Joe Heying and a 30 hit attack. Kansas City beat Louisville 3 1 while Columbus defeated Minneapolis 6 2 and Toledo won 8 10 over St Paul as Burleigh Grimes and Max Maconchi pitched well.
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Contested Tennis Selection Sparks Team Discord
Doctor Pésick questioned Williamson about Allison's alleged refusal to play a five set match with Grant before team selection. He warned it would be absurd to argue with someone close to the action in Austin. If Allison didn't refuse, it would also implicate Grant and Walter Pate as liars.
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League Leaders in American and National Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists top hitters and pitchers. American batting leader Sullivan of the Indians at .407, Gehringer and Foxx high for runs and RBIs, with Gehringer leading in hits. National leaders feature Stan Martin of the Cardinals and Medwick of the Cardinals in key categories, plus pitching figures headlined by Dean of the Cardinals with 10 wins and 2 losses.
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Georgia star Lee Gamble likened to Ty Cobb in Macon
Macon Georgia. Lee Gamble, Macon Peaches right fielder, draws Ty Cobb comparisons as he climbs through minor leagues. Gamble began in Jeannette Penn State league hitting .300, then batted .486 in the Middle Atlantic League, followed by a .347 season in the Piedmont League. Now a top slugger for Macon.
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Dynamite Dunn Smashes Five Homers In One Evangeline League Game
Alexandria slugger Dan Dunn, nicknamed Dynamite, hit five home runs in a game against SE Charles, four clearing fences 320 feet from home plate. Dunn went 7-for-7, scored six runs, drove in 12, and played sharp defense for the Yange in the Evangeline league.
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De troit player Dunn blocked by contract flaw
Alameda County deer numbers top estimates at 3,500 with researchers noting no census exists. Alsieda County is highlighted as a metropolitan area with abundant wildlife. Hrolsvitha, a tenth century nun, is cited as the first woman playwright with works on view in Munich.
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Wash Suits Favored By Mer New York Fashion
New York reporters predict summer formal wear centers on washable tuxedo jackets and trousers. Young men will favor single breasted shawl lapel tuxedos with white silk shirts, turn-down collars, and patent leather shoes. All black or midnight blue tropical worsted tuxedos rise in popularity. straw hats with colored bands remain stylish.
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