Giants Rally Behind Terry as New Foreman Boosts Start
Associated Press report notes Terry's Giants surge after replacing MeeGraw, lifting team from eighth to fourth in NL with eight wins in ten under new leadership. Highlights include Cubs opener loss to Giants 6 3 due to costly error, plus Reds’ Babe Ruth era home run night at Ebbets Field and other results across league as teams chase top spots.
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Conally Nabs Lazzeri as Cleveland Fans Rally
Cleveland fans booed Pitcher George Conally as he chased Tony Lazzeri around second base for five minutes. He finally caught Lazzeri, drawing a chorus of cheers for a right foxy pitcher. Babe Ruth’s autograph demand and public appearances remain a highlight as players avoid fans until after games. Russell Chapman of Bates College faced marriage, ending his Olympic distance promise. Hack Wilson’s grand slam homer could decide NL pennant race, while Strangler Lewis and Dick Shikat drew 25,000 paying fans at Madison Square Garden top price 5.30.
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Speak for Yourself Exchange Sparks at Edna's Bathing Reveal
Hasmet playfully tells Edna that her bathing costume looks smart yet would have shocked their grandmothers. Edna defies him and retorts you speak for your own grandmother.
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Jurado Eyes Open Cup Threat to United States Golfers
Jose Jurado, nine time Argentine Open champion, is seen as the serious challenger to U S golfers in the National Open Cup, with Jurado’s steady game potentially upsetting American favorites if Saragen cools off. Bobby Jones tied for 11th place at 309, ten years behind.
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Major League Leaders In Statistics By The AP
The Associated Press lists top players by league for batting runs and RBIs in the National and American Leagues. Notable leaders include Klein and Ott in the NL and Foxx and Ruth in the AL, with pitching leaders Swetonic Gomez and Grove among others. Data covers hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching wins.
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Navy Crew Edges Cornell in Intercollegiate Regatta
One year ago, a Navy crew surged in the final mile to beat Cornell, the 1930 champion, and Washington in the regatta at Poughkeepsie. The Middy boat finished four miles in 18 minutes 34 1-5 seconds. Five years ago, Tommy Armour of Washington birdied the last hole to tie Harry Cooper of Sacramento at 301 for the National Open.
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Schmeling and Sharkey in Great Shape for Title Fight
Edward J. Neal reports from New York that Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey arrive in peak form for the heavyweight title bout, with Sharkey weighing 202 pounds and promising a cold, calm, deadly contest after years of near-misses and bold claims from both fighters.
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Stand Up Boxer Redefines Champion’s Ring Tactics
The piece highlights a champion who dominates with precise defense and lethal quick combinations. He endures punishment and maintains a swift, even gait through fifteen rounds. The shift from Dempsey’s weaving style to a stand up approach marks a notable evolution in his technique.
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Fights Last Night Scores Across Several Cities
Boxing results from New York Pittsburgh Woonsocket and Cincinnati list Gastanaga of Spain defeating Birkle of Oakland in New York City. Petroule of Fatzo NC outpoints Grogan of Omaha in Pittsburgh. Broumard of Worcester knocks out Wallace of Philadelphia in Woonsocket. Tracy Cox of Indianapolis stops Herman Perlick of Kalamazoo in Cincinnati.
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