Tigers Rally Past Yankees in Twinbill Sweep
Detroit powers to a 4-3 ninth inning win and a 3-2 nightcap victory as 68 590 fans at Yankee Stadium witness rowdy scenes. Pete Fox homers, Joe DiMaggio sits with back pain, and Cleveland tops Boston 3-2 and 20. Reds sweep Giants. Pirates crush Bees. Cubs and Phillies split. White Sox take two from Athletics.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Hugh Mulcahy
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Hank Leiber
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Washington Senators
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Batting and pitching leaders flash across two leagues
The data lists leading AL hitters such as Greenberg Foxx McCosky and Johnson with runs batted in and home runs plus Detroit Boston and Philadelphia names. It also shows NL leaders Danning Mize Hack and Nicholson with batting averages doubles triples and home runs, plus stolen bases and pitching tallies for Newsom Rowe and Fitzsimmons in brief league summaries.
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New York
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
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Have New Leader Ollie Vanek Boosts Nine-Game Win Streak
Ollie Vanek arrived in Springfield a week ago to salvage a struggling ball club. The Cardinals now boast a nine game winning streak with three weekend wins over Hutchinson. Results include 4 1 over Hutchinson, 2 1 and 3 2 in doubleheaders. Joplin introduced rookie pitcher Fred Whalen and swept Salina 11 7. Fort Smith beat St Joseph 3 2 behind a triple play and Wayne Kistler’s first shutout. Muskogee and Topeka split after rainouts. Joplin visits Hutchinson for a single game tonight.
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Norfolk
Salina
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St. Joseph
Wayne Kistler
Muskogee
Topeka
Reds
Kansas Semi-Pro Scores And Postponements Across Cities
Saturday results show Chanute defeating Topeka Recreation 8 to 6 while Colwich and Kansas City Police games ended with 0 for Police and Kansas City eliminated. Other matches include Topeka Berrytons 1 El Dorado Stevens 3 and Wichita Stearman 7 Wichita Salo mon 0 with several teams eliminated.
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Topeka
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Patricks
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Con Dorado
Wichita
Ecanone City Police
Hulteen reaches final in city golf tourney
George Hulteen defeats George Klem one up to reach the finals of flight A. Bud Coy beat Bob Stoland one up and Bill Nichols defeated Paul Dobbs three and two to reach the semi finals. Bill Winey won the flight A consolation by three and two over Robert Hess. Semi finals set: Chi Galloway vs Dick Baskett. Bob LaGree vs Don Wetzel. Charles Lang vs Edward Stout. J S McMillin to meet winner in semi final with Carl Swartz in the other bracket.
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Bud Coy
Bill Nichols
A. Coy
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Nichols
Paul Dobbs
Bill Winey
Robert Hess
Chi Galloway
Dick Baskett
Bob LaGree
Don Wetzel
Charles Lang
Edward Stout
J. S. McMillin
Co. C. Carl
Pete Swartz
Jiles Barker Wins Ottawa Country Club Invitational
Jiles Barker of Valley Falls won the Ottawa Country Club Invitational yesterday finishing 5 under par with a 139. Victoria Ottawa Links Tourney participants included Robert Van Noy who earned a best in flight sweater along with Chick Pontius Jack Misseldine Bill Barker John King Paul Barnhill Lloyd Durr and Earl Farris. Baldwin entrants William McFaren and John Kohane also competed.
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Valley Falls
Lawrence Country Club
Ottawa
Robert van Noy
Chick Pontius
Jack Misseldine
Bill Barker
John King
Paul Barnhill
Lloyd Durr
Earl Farris
William McFaren
John Kohane
Baldwin
Dust and Doubt in Baseball and Football Gossip
A collage of baseball and football notes from New York dated July 22 covers fan incidents, player form, and managerial chatter. Highlights include Amps Rue hailed or fumbled, Yankees canceling exhibition games, and players like Parker and Potts featured in quick snaps.
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Joe Rue
Yankees
Toledo
Baltimore
Buffalo
Harry Craft
Reds
Joe Moore
Giants
Vito Tamulis
Hogan Leads Money Winners After Chicago Open
Texan Ben Hogan tops the year's money list after tying for second in the Chicago Open with Johnny Revolta. Dick Metz won the $1,500 first prize with 278 total strokes. Hogan moves to $8,788, edging out Jim Demaret who has $8,477, as players head to St Paul for the Keller Open July 26-28.
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Dick Metz
Oak Park
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Tom O’ Shanter
Country Club
Revolta
Jim” Demaret
St. Paul
Doubleheader Triumphs Split By Top Hurlers and Sluggers
Paul Derringer and Jim Turner each pitched two hit games as the Reds swept Giants. Joe Gallagher and Enos Slaughter powered the Dodgers and Cardinals with key homers across both games. Feller and Dobson starred for the Indians in a twin bill against the Red Sox.
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Bob Feller
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Blues Hold Lead in Doubleheader Split Against Toledo
Kansas City Blues stay atop the American League standings with a 6 2 win and a 6 3 loss to Toledo in a Sunday twin bill. St Paul swept Indianapolis 9 8 and 10 1 as Ray Schalk debuts as Brewers manager. Milwaukee edged Chicago 11 4 while also losing the second game 6 3. Louisville split with Minneapolis 10 2 and 3 2, evening the set.
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Baer Faces Doubts as Boxing Comeback Hopes Fade
The column argues Max Baer, once a boxing force, struggles to revive his career against Joe Louis. It notes Baer’s past bravado and flaws, citing his age, prior losses, and public image. Detroit or Chicago are suggested as venues, with Louis and Baer in competition for September plans.
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Yesterday's Results From Baseball Standings by Association
Summary of multiple league results across National and American leagues with scores. Includes Cincinnati New York Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh Boston Philadelphia Chicago Detroit New York Cleveland Boston and others. Western and Southern Association games listed with various scores.
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Aeneenees
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Bonura Bought by Cubs to Bolster Slumping Infield
Chicago announces the outright purchase of Zeke Bonura from the Washington Senators for 10000 dollars. Bonura joins a Cubs infield short on defense due to injuries to Glenn Russell and Phil Cavarretta with Hank Leiber stepping in at first base. Bonura is expected to report tonight and play tomorrow as the team seeks a quick fix.
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Rip) Russell
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Week end sport briefs recap from mid-Atlantic to California
World tennis queen Baltimore Alice Marble wins Maryland state and mid-Atlantic titles over Pauline Betz. Bobby Riggs and Welby Van Horn win doubles. Don McNeill takes men’s singles. Chicago golf champ Dick Metz wins with 278 total. Revolta and Hogan contend. Kovats claims eastern clay court crown. San Francisco Virgin Wolfenden defeats Dorothy Bundy for the women’s title. Sirocco wins Arlington classic by seven lengths. He Did edges in Fleetwings handicap after a DQ. Big Flash upsets in Hollywood perky. Here Goes placed.
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Dick Metz
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Johnny Revolta
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Parker
Frank Kovats
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Virgin Wolfenden
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Farmer Sends Record Requests From Iowa
Grant Ege music store manager in Kansas City received a letter and money order from an Iowa farmer requesting phonograph records of God Bless America and Let the Rest of the World Go By. The note expresses the writer’s sentiments.
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Grant Ege
Iowa
America
Haskell Beats DeSoto 11 to 5 In Tuesday Baseball Game
Haskell defeated DeSoto 11 to 5 in a game played yesterday at DeSoto. Red Dugan pitched an easy game with seven strikeouts. White hit a home run for Haskell as the team led 9 to 0 through six innings and finished 11 runs on 8 hits.
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Red Dugan
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Hasell
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Coffin
Neise
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