Van Mungo Leaves Dodgers as He Shuts Out Bees 5–0
Van Mungo, no longer in the Dodgers doghouse, pitched a one hit shutout as the Dodgers beat the Boston Bees 5 to 0. Other top hurlers Shined included Castleman for the Giants and Blanton for Pittsburgh in a day with strong pitching across the league.
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Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
In American Association game Paul defeated Kansas City 3 0 after 12 innings in Columbus. Louisville slipped past Milwaukee in 10 innings 7 6. Minneapolis beat Toledo 4 3 in extras. American League New York 7 Philadelphia 1 and Boston 11 Washington 1. Cleveland 10 Detroit 9. Chicago 11 St Louis 1. National League New York 14 Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn 6 Boston 0. Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 1. St Louis at Chicago postponed by rain.
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Baseball Leaders Clash In American League and NL Notes
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Smallest Tea Set Forged From a Dime in San Diego
W G Coxeter, a San Diego jeweler, crafted a complete 16 piece tea set from a single dime. The set includes tray teapot sugar bowl creamer hot water pitcher bread tray spoon holder plus three cups saucers and spoons. Weighs slightly less than a new dime due to silver filings lost.
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Friday Sports Card Shows Local League Matches
The calendar lists Junior league Cubs versus Rinky Dinks at South Park at 6 PM. Senior softball South End faces Eagles at South Park at 8 PM. Gas company plays K E P at South Park at 9 PM. Girls league Bireleys plays Bartz at Woodlawn Park at 7 30 PM.
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Lawrence Golf Club Opens Busy July Program
Golfers plan a busy Fourth of July week with a husband and wife tournament to start the day. Breakfast at 9 a m, then a weekend tour to Hutchinson for state Am Cup matches. Local events include a paidicay and blind bogey in July, with long drives and hard fast greens noted.
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Cubs sweep Cardinals to keep half game lead on Giants
Baseball recap notes the Cubs sweeping a three game series with the Cardinals to hold a half game edge over the Giants, who beat the Phillies aided by Walt Berger’s pinch homer in the ninth.
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Bunny) Austin
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Rodney Bliss
Obers Edge Topeka Transfers 7 6 In North Lawrence Tilt
The Lawrence Obers beat the Topeka Transfer Company 7 to 6 in North Lawrence behind a late comeback. Trailing 6 to 5 after six innings, Obers plated one run in each of the final two frames to seize the win. Pearce and Palmateer pitched for the Obers, allowing seven hits, while nine hits came off the Topeka pitcher.
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Festerda Stars and Big League Slugging Recap
Dodgers blank Bees 5 0 on one hit by Van Mungo. Johnny Allen of Indians wins after ninth inning single versus Tigers. Arky Vaughan Cy Blanton power to 3 1 over Reds. Jack Knott pads Sox win 11 1 over Browns with four hitters. Hank Leiber fuels 14 1 Giants over Phillies with five RBI. Red Ruffing hurls four hitter Yankees over Athletics. Red Sox crush Senators 11 1 with six hits by Bagby.
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Japan Hosts Tokyo Olympic Games Plan Amid Tables
England urges Japan to add table tennis to the 1940 Olympic program in Tokyo. The Olympic Organizing Committee welcomes the idea as plans emerge for a special hall with tennis tables. A letter from a British table-tennis association secretary prompted the discussion.
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Japan
Hurls One Hitter As Panthers Top Yankees 6 0
Tommy Wagner dominated the junior league with a one hit shutout over the Yankees leading the Panthers to a 6 0 victory. He struck out 13 of 16 batters, extending a run of strong pitching with previous no hit and low hit games this season.
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Lone Star and Bireleys Girls Win at Softball
Lone Star defeated the Barbers 8 to 6 in a senior softball league game last night at Southpark. In the nightcap game the Bireley girls downed the Union Cab girls 12 to The box scores:
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German Net Star in Prison Instead of at Wimbledon
Baron Gottfried von Cramm, a Wimbledon finalist for three years, serves a 10 month jail term for an immorality charge and will miss the finals as he watches from Ploetzensee prison. Don Budge and Bunny Austin contend for the title. Corcoran Holds No-Hit Record Cincinnati. Johnny Van der Meer, rookie for the Reds, tied the no-hit streak with two two-no hitter games in June, equal to L. J. Corcoran's 1880 1882 1884 feats.
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Long Hike Between Jobs From Fort Yukon To Fairbanks
Al White undertook a 200 mile winter hike to Fort Yukon to chop wood and then walked to Fairbanks in summer seeking work. No hitchhiking used and the trek highlighted his job search across Alaska during seasonal changes.
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Alaska
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Fort Yukon
Bee Jays Aim to Break Losing Streak at Lawrence
Emporia Bee Jays, rebuilt after injuries, travel to Ban Johnson park to face the Green Brothers in a Sunday showdown. Starting pitcher candidates include Dean Fillmore, Harold Jones, and John Tobler, with Lyle Gurss at first base and Charles Ellis at third as new signings.
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Renew Old Rivalry at Wimbledon Between Wills Moody and Jacobs
New York reports tomorrow on center court at Wimbledon as Helen Wills Moody, 32, faces Helen Jacobs, 29, in a storied clash that defines a long rivalry. Wills has dominated, winning Wimbledon finals in 1929 1932 and 1935. Jacobs has one Forest Hills win in 1983 marred by a late collapse. The pair diverge in life and style but share relentless competitiveness and status as top players.
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Griff Re-engages Former Senators For Washington Club
Washington owner Clark Griffith brings back four players after releasing or trading them. Buddy Myer Goose Goslin Harry Kelley and Sammy West return to the Senators as part of roster reshuffling.
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Dodgers quit talk clashes with day and night play
A roundup of scattered sports notes from Eddie Briez and Amsterdam reports. Commentary ranges from Dodger performance timing to Seabiscuit’s early status and Mike Jacobs boxing ideas, plus gossip about UCLA coaching rumors and Johnny Vander Meer’s no hitters.
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Saints Move to Lead with Phelps and Belma
St Paul moved into first in the American association after a 3 to 0 12 inning win over Kansas City. Ray Phelps held the hits steady and Ollie Belma hit a decisive three two pitch home run. Toledo beat Indianapolis 4 to 3 and Milwaukee won 6 to 4 over Minneapolis.
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Louis Plans No Baer Bout This Fall
Julian Black, co manager of Joe Louis, said the heavyweight champion would forego a title defense against Max Baer in September. He cited heavy training and need for rest with a defense planned next spring or summer at the earliest.
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Guldahl Sets Sights On PGA Title He Has Not Won
Ralph Guldahl, two time U S Open winner and three time Western Open champion, eyes his first PGA Championship title at Shawnee-on-Delaware July 10–16. He leads the Harry Vardon memorial race with 160 points, while a field including Snead Dudley Nelson and Sarazen awaits qualifying rounds and bracketed match play to reach the July 16 final.
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Jug) McSpaden
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Count Wins Freedom on Bail in Wife Threat Case
London July 1 Count Haugwitz-Reventlow arrived from France and posted 2000 pounds bail after a Bow Street hearing on threats to Barbara Hutton. The ward in chancery over their two year old son Lance prompted the court action. The count denied threats and pledged not to contact his wife.
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