Reds edge Cubs in night game to pull within half game
In Cincinnati a 4 3 night victory over Chicago boosted the Reds to seven straight wins. Paul Derringer outpitched Curt Davis as Cincinnati's timely hits and a Cubs error spree produced the decisive fourth inning. The crowd, largest since 1928, approved the Reds new red pants and light shirts as they edged the Cubs and kept pace in the pennant race.
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Les Scarsetta
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Today’s Games Falcons and Tigers Face Pair of AL Contests
In the American League schedule Detroit visits Chicago where Bridges faces Lyons and Cleveland travels to St Louis with H arder up against Andrews. Washington meets Philadelphia with Whitehill opposing Kelley and Boston visits New York in a two game set featuring Mar cum versus Gomez and Grove against Hadley. National League action has New York at Boston Smith facing Lanning, Philadelphia at Brooklyn Jorgens against Mungo, and St Louis at Pittsburgh with Winford versus Swift and Welker versus Brown.
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Winford
Swift
Welker
Brown
Pree Teenage Cores. a National League Chicago 3
Night game result in the National League with Chicago scoring 3 runs and Cincinnati 4 runs. The Cincinnati nine clinched a win over Chicago in a late matchup.
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Roosevelt speedway described as four mile closed auto track
Henry MlleMoree reports Mister Larry Smits bold claims about a new Roosevelt Field speedway. He describes an eight hundred thousand dollar, four mile long track with sixteen turns, two of 270 degrees and four of 180 degrees. First race slated for October 12 with eighty five thousand dollars in prize money.
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Utilities in Capital City night game headlines first week
Hermann visits the Capital City for the first nocturnal game week as Duncan Will Fage Hermann. Waltz softball leaders meet Obermans at 7 30 with Nick Duncan on the mound and Ken Lowe at second base. Barrow returns at first, Mueller at right, Flake starts for the visitors.
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Sullivan
Lowe
Kirchner
Roy Lee
Flake
Bo Duncan
Mass
Barrow
Lane Wessel
Stokes Koeller
Newton Hansen
Maxey Beckmann
Rob. Lee
Dubrioullet
Mueller
Marino KOs European Champ To Earn Title Shot
Tony Marino a bantam from Pittsburgh defeated Bal tazar Langshire of Spain with a 14th round knockout to earn a title bout against Sixta Escobar. Langshire knocked Marino down early but Marino rallied winning rounds through the fourth. Langshire sudden late rally followed by Marino’s decisive 14th round left hook and two head shots produced the stoppage.
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Baltazar Langshire
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Marberry Hurls Well for Texas Leaguers
Fred Marberry, newly released by the Washington Senators, returned to form in Dallas for the Galveston Buccaneers game, beating them 5 to 1. He allowed only five hits, struck out five, and yielded no baserunner until the ninth. Marberry previously pitched for the Yankees, Tigers, and Senators over a 12 year major league career.
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Washington
Wrestling results from nationwide matches by Associated Press
In Columbus, Everett Marshall 224 of Colorado piled in on Ali Baba 200 in 39 20. Dave Levin 195 of New York threw Joe Cavaldi 200 in 28 21. The Black Panther 178 of New York defeated Steve Passas 176 in Portland. John Pasek 198 of Ravenna beat Bill Demetral 218 in Alliance as Pare injured in first fall.
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Everett Marshall
Colorado
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Philadelphia
Dave Levin
New York
Joe Cavaldi
Three Oaks
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the Black Pantter
Steve Passas
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John Pasek
Ravenna
Bill Dem
Marshall Takes Wrestling Title In Columbus Show
Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado defeated Ali Baba in Columbus to claim the world heavyweight wrestling belt. A crowd of 8763 paid over 20000 dollars to witness three full nelsons before a cross body pin with Marshall holding both belts and the Colorado commission title. If New York and related bodies recognize the win he will hold undisputed championship.
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Saints Defeat Bled To Stay In Contention
In Chicago on June 30 AP reports manager Gabby Street led the St Paul Saints to a 7 to 3 win over the Kansas City Blues for a third straight victory. The win moves the Saints to second in the American Association as they push to secure a top standing this season. Indianapolis beat Cleveland 7 to 6 in a 10 inning exhibition game.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Result in Several Knockouts
Reports from multiple rings show Tony Marino in New York knocked out Balthazar Sangeehill in Spain while Milt Aron stopped Frankie Sagilio in Dubuque. Frankie Blair lost on points to Dublinsky in Camden, and Frankie Saia stopped Frankie Britt in Memphis. Wike Baro defeated Dick MecClinlic in Newark.
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Tony Marino
Pittsburgh
Balthazar Sangeehill
Spain
Chicago
Milt Aron
Dubuque
Iowa
Frankie Sagilio
Washington
Frankie Blair
Camden
N. J
Dublinsky
Miami
Fla
Frankie Saia
Memphis
Tenn
Frankie Britt
Indianapolis
Katherine Hepburn Named Best Golfer in Movies
Hollywood report credits Katherine Hepburn as the top woman golfer in the film industry. Golf pro Joe Novak at Bel Air Country Club notes her steady high 70s to low 80s scores, an estimated 225 yard drive, and a fierce, nononsense temperament when challenged by male players.
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Derringer Drives Reds Past Cubs in Defensive Duel
Yesterday's star Paul Derringer limited the Cubs to nine hits in a pitching duel with Curt Davis. Derringer struck out six and drove in two runs in the Reds' winning rally.
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Roundup of NY sports chatter and player moves
A wide New York sports roundup notes Joe Maggio excelling for the Yankers, heavyweight chatter on Abe Simons, and a Dodgers issue with Buddy Hassett at 300. It covers managers Bronson and McCarney, college plans at North Carolina and NC State, criticism of W Mitchell, Curt Davis’ potential, and upcoming title shots for Freddy Steele. It also mentions Cubs, Giants, Van Mungo, Pepper Martin, Rip Collins, and Giants seeking talent.
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Joe Maggio
Yankers
Wock Whitney
Tommy Hitchcock
Parx Avenue Toffs
Abe Simons
Dodgers
Buddy Hassett
Jimmy Bronson
Billy McCarney
North Carolina
N. C
Graham
W. Winchell
Tom O’rourke
Max Schmeling
Cubs
Curt Davis
Bill O'Brien
Ellsworth Vines
Billy Grant
Mike Jacobs
Freddy Steele
Babe Risko
Giants
van Mungo
Jine
Bill Terry
Pepper Martin
Rip Collins
New York Football Giants
Seattle Fight Night Aims For Middleweight Crown
Freddie Steele, known as the La Coma boy, challenges Eddie Risko at Seattle’s baseball park on July 10 in a historic world title bout. Steele, 23, seeks a first Washington state world boxing title after a steady rise, while promoter Gabe Genovese and manager Dave Miller push for a Pacific coast success. Risko’s fading star and a $25,000 purse frame a clash that could place Steele among Washington’s world boxing champions.
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Babe) Risko
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Andy Divers
Vince Dundee
al Rossi
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Bucky Lawless
Gorilla Jones
Young Stuhdey
Billy Townsend
Babe Marion
Tommy Rios
Leonard Bennett
Torake Steel
Tatoma
Tommy Herman
Los Angeles
Sared
Olympic team seeks funds to make Berlin trip
The United States Olympic track and field team faces a funds crunch with $150000 still needed. A. Brundage says $50000 is required for the track squad. Final tryouts at Randall's Island Stadium July 11-12 aim to raise funds via a two day sell out. If goals aren’t met, reductions in team personnel, especially in weaker events, may follow.
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League Leaders in National and American Baseball
National league leaders include S Martin of the Cardinals with a .362 batting average and Medwick with 70 RBIs for the Cardinals. J Martin leads in runs with 59, while Ott tops home runs in the league with 13 for the Giants. American leaders show Gehrig of the Yankees batting .318 with 105 hits, Foxx of the Red Sox 70 RBIs, and Gehrig also leading in runs with 83.
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Werber
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Grove
Sports Mirror picks up year old baseball and track echoes
Sports Mirror highlights past feats with Billy Herman's Cubs game tying 18 chances in a 12 inning battle with the Pirates, plus memories of Glenn Cunningham's AAU 800 and 1500 meter titles and Helen Jacobs reaching the All England tennis semi finals with a 6-2 6-3 win.
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Pirates
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Hoffman 10 Confers About Title Battle
Maxie Baer’s manager Ancir Hoffman was to confer with Centennial Exposition officials in Dallas on staging a title bout between Baer and James Braddock. Hoffman said no reply had been received to a challenge he sent Braddock. Baer declared he is ready to fight anyone, in top condition at 222 pounds.
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