Dizzy Dean Set To Rejoin Cardinals On Road To Victory
Cardinals hope to regain form with Dizzy Dean returning to Boston to bolster a pitching staff missing his arm. Silas Johnson earned three straight wins on the road, rescuing a 4 game series against the Giants as Chicago and Pittsburgh also pull ahead. The Yankees surge continues with DiMaggio and Henrich fueling an 8-5 win over Indiana. White Sox sweep Red Sox, Tigers beat Senators. Reds, Bees, A’s, and Browns have open dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Tex Carleton
Dodgers
Pirates
Phillies
Dean
Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Tom Henrich
Indians
Lefty Gomez
White Sox
Red Sox
Tigers
Senators
Reds
Bees
Athletics
Browns
Princess guarded by wooden sentry linked to Naples tale
In 1806 French rule left Naples to Ferdinand IV’s court and a princess, sister to the king, who required a guard. A wooden soldier outside her Portici home allegedly revived her health, then its absence worsened her condition and she died later. The sentinel remained years after.
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Naples
Ferdinant IV
Sicily
Joseph Bonaparte
Napoleon
Bonaparte
Portici
VETS PROVIDE PUNCH IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RACE
Chicago July 20 Two veteran ex major leaguers Carl Reynolds and Red Kress provided substantial punch for Minneapolis as they beat Milwaukee 8 to 7. Reynolds and Cooke rallied the winning run in the ninth with two outs after a walk. Columbus won 6 to 5 over Indianapolis on a bases loaded walk in the ninth. St Paul crushed Kansas City 13 to 5 with Malin McCulloch and Bill Norman homering.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Carl Reynolds
Ralph
Red) Kress
Milwaukee
Miller
Reynolds
Cooke
Columbus
Indianapolis
Garland Braxton
Dick Siebert
St. Paul
Kansas City
Blues
Malin McCulloch
Bill Norman
Mitt Bovek
Sports Calendar at South Park Fields
Tuesday fixtures list multiple youth games at South Park including R. Eagles Pleasant Grove Vinland and Woodlawn park matchups. Wednesday features Cubs Barbers North Lawrence and NYA. Thursday marks Wildcats Cardinals Lawrences Sanitary Elks. Friday includes Tigers Coyotes Barbers City Pleasant Grove Grocers. Saturday Lone Star Odd Fellows in South Park.
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Coyotes
South Park
Lawrence Sanitary
South End
City
R. Eagles
Pleasant Grove
Vinland
Green Brothers
Woodlawn Park
Wealle Brothers of
Topeka
Others
Peera
Cubs
Bidget
Barbers
Odd Fellows
North Lawrence
NYA
Woodlawn
Bark
Wildcats
Cardinals
South
Park
Lawrences Sanitary
Elks
Gas Company
Obera Va. Paper Mill
Tigers
Co-Ops
Grocers
Lone Star
Mungo Leaves Dodgers For Medical Examinations
New York reports Brooklyn Dodgers ace Van Lingo Mungo has begun a series of medical exams to locate the source of back trouble that began after a July 4 game. He left the mound in the first inning as the Cubs defeated the Dodgers, rendering his recent streak of setbacks.
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New York
van Lingle Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mungo
Giants
Cubs
New York Evening Post
Mike Jacobs
Jimmy Johnston
London
Don Budge
United States
Lone Star and Grocers Win Senior Ball Games
Lone Star's senior softball team defeated the Post Office team 18 to 6 at Southpark. The Grocers beat the Barbers 10 to 4 in the other senior ball game. A deer chased a coyote near Redlands California. the coyote escaped after stalking a fawn. Bowling scores listed for Elks with multiple players.
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Lone Star and Grocers
Lone Star
Post Office
Southpark
Grocers
Barbers
Deer
Cowes
Coyote
Redlands
Calif
Richard M. May
Forest Ranger
Akers
Bali
Roy
Oni
Clem
Mercer
I Kolterman
Moyer
Bigaby
Eries
Tone Star
POE
I Grocers
Upo Schaeffer
A Lile
Bice
Sz Howell
Tohneon
Buller
Nemews Vincent
Il Kahn
If Price
Malden
R E Gorden
Marsfield
Wright
Ir Hayden
Wigglesworth
Ells
Borders
Dawn
Kirkland
Dodgers Pitcher Mungo Fears Career May End
Sports roundup notes Van Mungo's elbow numbness after a rough outing to Cubs, doctors X-ray and diagnose. Mentions Budge turning pro after Davis Cup, Indiana and California basketball reunion, Harold Litman signing for Parkways football at Dodger Field, and various other baseball and boxing tidbits with names like Ziggy Sears, Joe Louis, and Sonja Henie.
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Jack White
Jack
California
Indiana
Harold Litman
Ebbets Field
Parkways
American Association
Dodger
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
Phillips Softball Team Smothers Guards 23 to 2
The Phillips 66 softball team routed the National Guards with a 23 to 2 score last night at Woodlawn Park. The attack featured a dominant offense and solid pitching, overwhelming the Guards throughout the game.
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Phillips
National Guards
Woodlawn Park
Brownef
Hubbel
Walton
Gibson
C J. Lee
Miller
Tuttle
P Johnson
Ince
Toca A
Sssreersree
eClure
Perry
Kephart
R Stoland
Johns
PESTERDA STARS Lead Strong Rally Over Indians
Beate Wenn Tre Tom drove in four runs on a 13 hit attack to pace a victory over the Indians. Tex Carleton pitched the Cubs to a 3-1 win over the Dodgers on six hits and a two run triple. Cardi nals edged Giants 3-2 as pitching held the hits to a minimum.
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Blues
Louisville
Toledo
Sullivan
Sorrell
Eisenstat
Tom Heared
Saunves
Indians
Tex Carleton
Cubs
Dodgers
Si Johnson
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Giants
Baseball Highlights From Day’s Scores Across Leagues
A summary of notable performances includes a standout two doubles and two runs by a key player, Jimmy Dykes and Zeke Bonura delivering in the White Sox win over the Red Sox with a late double, Hank Greenberg driving in four with a homer and two doubles for Detroit past the Senators, and Paul Waner with Gus Suhr keying a Pirates rally to topple the Phils 6-4 with late doubles and singles.
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Jimmy Dykes
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
Farmer
Red Sox
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Homer
Detroit
Senators
Paul Waner
Gus Suhr
Pirates
Phils
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues
The Associated Press reports National League results: Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 5, Chicago 9 Brooklyn 6, St. Louis 3 New York 2, with Detroit 8 Washington 4 and New York 8 Cleveland 6 Chicago 6 Boston 4. Philadelphia at St Louis postponed. American Association games include St Paul 13 Kansas City 5, Columbus 6 Indianapolis 5, Louisville 5 Toledo 2, Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 7.
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American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh St. Louis
Brobion
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York Pet
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Stu Washington
Louis
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Gaietnenes
Washington
Tigers Manager Cochrane Returns To Hospital
A year ago Mickey Cochrane, manager of the Detroit Tigers, was readmitted to the hospital due to a thyroid illness. The note recalls this event as the season timeline.
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Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Jimmy Foxx
Lifty Grove
St. Louis Browns
Still Has Tricks Jimmy Dykes Guides Sox With Grit
Chicago still has its dean of American League infielders and manager Jimmy Dykes, nicknamed Old Pegleg, delivering guidance despite a sore leg. In a tight game he hit a pinch double to keep the White Sox ahead, marking a fifth straight win. Dykes, nearing 40, remains a crafty leader, avoiding rigid rules while supporting players through setbacks and woes.
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Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Beaton
Chunky
Jimmy
National League and American League batting leaders summary
Medwick leads NL batting with .388 and 70 runs, followed by Waner and Stedwick with 93 RBIs and 70 runs respectively. Gehrig tops AL batting at .380, DiMaggio hitting .371 with 75 RBIs, and Greenberg driving in 89. Pitching leader Ruffing at 12-2.
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Medwick
Cardinals
P.waner
Pirates
Galan
Cubs
Stedwist Cardinals
Collins
Hita
Sharatals
Bartell
Giants
Vaughan
Handrey
Ott
Calin
J. Afarts
ching—Fette
Bees
Hubbell
Gehrig
Yankees
DiMxEio
DiMaggio
Greenberg
Tigers
Ie Mareio
Diabeio
Bell
Browns
Honora
White Sox
Kreevich
Kubel
Senators
Chapman
Red Sox
Appling
White
Sor
Ruffing
Lawson
West Kansas City educator named assistant in new KU PE program
Physical Ed Prof Dr. Vernon W. Lapp of West in high school Kansas City is to become assistant professor of physical education in KU s newly established four year curriculum. The program aims to train teachers who can also serve as athletic coaches and directors of high school physical education under the new plan.
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Vernon W. Lapp
Westin High School
Kansas City
Ecome
University of Kansas
Two Kansans on Tour With A A U Team
Two Kansas college athletes join 83 named by the Amateur Athletic Union to tour Japan and European countries this summer. Archie San Romani of Emporia Teachers College will compete in mile and 1500 meters in Sweden Finland Norway and Denmark. Kermit King of Pittsburg Teachers College will partake as a broad jumper on the squad.
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New York
Kansas College
Amateur Athletic Union
Japan
Archie San Romani
Emporis Teachers College
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Denmark
Kermit King
Pittsburg Teachers College
Apan
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Journal- World
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Joe Louis
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
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Bob Feller
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Charles “Trusty” Tallman
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Chuck Dressen
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Oklahoma
Jim Reynolds
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Oo Pesterda Stars
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Beate Wenn Tre
Byrne Associated Press
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Veen Hi Tae
San Romani
Rive the Journal
Rutter’s Shop
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Prince Albert
Grover Adams
P. A
R. J. Raynolds Tobscoe Co
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