Miracle White Sox stun baseball with daring wins in 1930s style
The Chicago White Sox rise from cellar dwellers to first place on a 14 game win streak and 15 straight road victories under manager Paul Rapier Richards. The team’s speed and hustle draw comparisons to legendary outfits as 30,000 fans pack Washington and a record 3,940 attend a night game at Comiskey Park.
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Joe Reichler
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New York Yankees
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Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
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Washington Piers
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Chuck
Matthews Triumphs Over Beshore In Milwaukee Fight
Harry Matthews of Seattle battered Freddie Beshore of Harrisburg through the seventh round, forcing a stoppage at 1 55 of the seventh. Dauber Jaeger scored the KO for Matthews, who outweighed Beshore by 17 pounds. Referee halted the bout after a brutal sequence and Segal caused a melee, leading to ejection and fines.
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Wash
Freddie Beshore
Dauber Jaeger
Matthew He
Beshore
Harrisburg
Harry Segal
Poe
Segal
Wisconsin State Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
William Murphy
Matthews
Younger Set Leads Amateur Golf Tourney
In South Bend at the Country Club 150 starters were trimmed to 64 for match play with a 37 35 72 par and 6519 yards. Bo Wininger a 28 year old from Stillwater Oklahoma led with a 67 after Mondays trials, as the younger set advances toward the Wednesday through Sunday Western Amateur finale.
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Ogee
South Bend Country Club
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Bo Wininger
Stillwater
Okla
Pleasantville
N. J
Wednesday Schedule Slips Into Puzzled Time Cards
A garbled listing shows multiple games and times including St Louis at Scanse, Chicago at York, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, and Boston at Chicago with 12:30 pm and 6:30 pm starts. Readable teams appear inconsistent. framing hints at a sports schedule brief.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
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Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
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St. Louis Washington
Veech Qualifies In Western Amateur Bid
South Bend reports Tommy Veech, former Wisconsin State Open champion, qualified Monday in the Western Amateur Golf tournament with a 33 34 67 scoreline earning medical honors for his performance.
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South Bend
Ind
Tommy Veech
Hottentots Defeat All Stars In High-Scoring Exibition
The Chicago Hottentots edged the All Stars 5 to 4 before about 1 200 fans at the city park. Ace Holden allowed four hits and struck out 18 batters to earn the win, while Ronnie Barnes took the loss. Hardin led the Hottentots with a homer and three runs batted in. the All Stars rallied late but failed to overtake the visitors.
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Senbuttet
Freeman
Ace Holden
Holden
Ronnie Barnes
Bob (Kootch) Carroll
Barnes
Carroll
Ette Hardin
Hardin
Carl Perkins
Victors End 8 Under Par In Golf Meet
In a rain softened course, victors finish 8 under par as 17 teams compete. Arian Johnson and Herb Ristow tie for third and fourth with 108 while Ed Novak-Gale Weiss and Paul Kuhlen-Irv Gargen pair finish two back at 105. Marquardt-Haritos and Walsh-Kubiak chase with 100s and 33s, notable eagle by Walsh on the ninth.
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Arian Johnson
Herb Ristow
Art J
Ray Bailey
Ed Novak
Gale Weiss
Paul Kuhlen
Irv Gargen
Lyle Pavek
Alvin
S. Skogstad
A. Fehr
G. Ring
Bill Ward
Marquardt
Haritos
Walsh
Kubiak
Bill Marquardt
Triff Haritos
Jim Wi Kubiak
Art Johnson
Ay Bailey
Ed Wee
Ccceesees
K. Werner
Don Johnson
Harrison
Cccccees
Carney
Kieth Campbell
B. Arneson
Dave Arneson
Jack Knothe
Tony Hoch
Ili
Cimarilli
Bill Goss
Dick Tausche
Don Solberg
Marty Sorem
Suggs Fires 68 In Open Test At Whitemarsh
Louise Suggs, from Carrollton Georgia, shoots seven under par 68 at Whitemarsh Valley to vault near course record and lead the 22nd Open. She holes eight birdies and a par on the 435 yard fifth, facing Babe Zaharias and Patsy Berg in early bracket rounds.
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Louise Suggs
Miss Suggs
Carrollton
America
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Grace Lenczyk
Newington
Conn
Oklahoma City
Joe Kirkwood, Jr
Mary Agnes Suggs
Facary
Wall
Menominee
Mich
George
Babe) Zarias
Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Patsy Berg
Kirkwood
Philadelphia Inquirer
North Bend Tops French Creek in Rain-Shortened Contest
North Bend defeated French Creek 11 to 2 in a Jackson Trempealeau league game at Ettrick Wisconsin. The match was halted after seven innings due to rain.
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Ettrick
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North Bend
French Creek
Dedicate New Seats At West Avenue Diamond Wednesday
Construction of new bleachers at the West Avenue softball diamond will be completed for a Wednesday dedication program. A double header features top girls teams Zahn's and Service Sheet Metal New will clash while Heilemans and Newburgs chase early season rankings. Officials and the recreation department band will participate in the ceremony.
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Meo Ag
Zahn’s
Weekend Tavern League Recap: Dogs, Kabats, and Bohemians Survive
Dog House Rallies stay unbeaten with an 18 12 win over Beran eks at Roosevelt Mon Tooke as Arentz Thiele each gather three hits and Tooke lofts a home run. Russ U Bar edges Glens 12 3 with Snyder pouncing four safeties and Walden tossing the win. Fritz Bar wins first game after 10 losses 10 5 over Ossis Potts Kabats nips Flame Bar 19 18 after late rally. Darts and Kach combine for three Thorson homers and Paulson four hits in a 10 5 victory. Sportsmen beat Vik ing Tavern 21 11 as H Blank Thorsen Koelbel lead with three hits. Vogue tops Gateway 17 16 with E Blank and Ritter three hits each. Bohemian Hall defeats Fritz Beer Depot 11 7 as Beranek Brenner homer and Spika gains the win.
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Smith
Veglahn
Dwyar
Russ-U-Bar
Glens
Paces Dog House
Xioakouki
B. Wolf
Snyder
Limpert
S. Walden
Severson
Potts
Kabats
Wes “Oe
Kach
Thorson
Weigel
Paulson
Ween
Hes Master
Bohemian Hall
Fritz’ Beer Depot
Ellow
J. Beranek
Brenner
Bohemian
Spika
Vehren
YMCA Fun Program Accelerates With Varied Summer Activities
The YMCA summer fun program is in full swing with crafts on Mondays and Wednesdays from June 28, swimming classes by age groups on selected days, weekly hikes starting June 30, and planned events including cookouts, campouts, kite flying contests, model Yo-Yo meets, and a Yo-Yo tournament.
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Roca
la Crosse
Trempealeau Wins Fourth Straight League Game
Paul Shines, allowing three hits and fanning 13, pitches Trempealeau to a 2-1 victory over Blair. Olson had four hits, and Hanson hit a home run and a single as Trempealeau takes the lead in the Trempealeau Valley league. Blair 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Blair 0 Trempealeau 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Trempealeau 1. H Matson, B Nehring, Paul, Hanson.
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Lee Paul
Blair
Olson
Hanson
H. Matson
B. Nehring
Paul
Chicago White Sox manager answers quirky question
A reporter questioned Paul Bicheras about his odd phrasing and the manager replied with a cryptic, self-deprecating response. The exchange highlighted the team's distractions and the manager's attempt to keep focus amid strange comments.
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New York
Paul Bicheras
Chicago White Sox
Miranla
Feller Wins No. 10 Cubs Giants Triumph
Feller notched his 10th win as the Cubs and Giants both triumphed in a day of rested pitchers. Boston and New York games featured late drama with Lou Brissie and Whitey Ford contributing key moments. Monte Irvin delivered a walk off run in the 12th to lift the Giants over the Dodgers, while Williams and Pesky provided scoring for the Red Sox.
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Sam Chapman
Gle
Cubs
Boston
Monte Irvin
Hank Thompson
Denes Et Ihe
Whitey Lockman
Willie Mays
Alvin Dark
Giants
Recreation Softball CLASS A.A. Industrial League Highlights
Houska Park hosts games as West Ave Amber Inn meets Neon Supply and Longfellow Brown Derby Cafe faces Rowe. Spots vs Hawke and Seas Se resevelt-8 appear on the schedule while the Rural Administration reports new consumers connected with financed lines.
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Alles Seas Memorial Lumber and Coal Co
Dabwae Rae
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Neon Supply Company
Longfellow—Brown Derby
Rowe
Sapate Co.fe
Seas Seresevelt
PseRoe. P. M
Hawke
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Booker) Parizek
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