Tigers Indians Still Top Tie in slugfest with Boston
In a high scoring game the Tigers and Indians remained tied for first, as Jimmie Foxx returned to Boston lineup with two singles. The Tribe pushed runs in the fourth to seventh innings but the Sox answered with early and late scoring, with Ken Keltner delivering a key 10th inning rally and Russ Peters driving in the tying and winning runs.
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Joe Cronin
Lou Finney
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Joe Dobson
Bobby Doerr
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Senators overpower Browns in 13 to 5 win at St. Louis
Washington offense explodes as Ken Chase homers and collects three hits to lead a 13 run output. Buddy Lewis also goes deep as the Senators slam five Brown pitchers in the midweek game in St. Louis. Chase earns win with 4 strikeouts.
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Funeral today for ex player Red Ehret in Cincinnati
Phil Red Ehret a 72 year old former pitcher known as Red Ehret dies this week. Cincinnati citizens and Mayor James Garfield Stewart honor him at a small funeral to be held Thursday. Once a hero of the turn of the century Ehret lived at the Hamilton County home until his death and left little wealth beyond a league fund check and a gold pass to ballparks.
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Phil “Red” Ehret
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Potter's Field
National League
Red
Crosley Field
Autumn al madness and major league hoopla in round up
Sports round up from New York by Bill White notes Tim Mara says the Giants will be terrific if Mel Hein stays healthy. It highlights Clemson rookie Booty Payne and Auburn backs Harper and Wendling in the reserves. It covers Davey O’Brien’s recovery, Redskins cross country swing, Oklahoma end Louis Sharpe’s high grades, and other notes on players, trades, and upcoming tournaments.
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New York
Tim Mara
New York Pro Football Giants
Mel Hein
Clemson
Philly
Washington Redskins
Spokane
Louis Sharpe
Oklahoma
Riley May Lose Title Tonight At Monroe Arena
The junior light heavy champion Russ Riley defends the title against Gorilla Grubmeyer at Monroe Wrestling Arena. Semi finals feature Jack Steele and Poggi of South America. Alden Butch Martin referees. Promoter Kallio promises added attraction. 8:30 start. large crowd expected.
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Sugi Hayamaka
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Monroe Night Rally Falls Short in 13 9 Loss
Monroe finally returns to win column but Helena loads late to spark a 13 to 9 defeat. Key plays include Medak Pruitt and Knight driving early runs, Sargent Boden Zarilla Arice and Burt contributing, and Clancy, Perry and Speer noted in the late innings. Helena rallies with six in the fourth and adds late insurance to seal the score.
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Meadow Club Invitational Tennis Upsets in Quarterfinals
Seeded players fell as Frank Guernsey defeated Gil Hunt 8-6 6-2 and Fred Schroeder beat Gidney Wood 6-3. Bobby Riggs survived Eddie Alloo 6-4 4-6 7-5 and advances to meet Hank Prusoff. Kovacs and Toley won their matches to reach the upper bracket quarterfinals.
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Oakland
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Oklahoma City
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San Francisco
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Jock Kramer
Texas League First Game Results and Standings Briefs
Summary of Texas League opening games including Beaumont Fort Worth San Antonio and Oklahoma City Shreveport matchups with run totals, pitchers listed, and notable line scores. Mentions rodeo events at the July Pow Wow in Flagstaff with over 10,000 Indians participating.
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Cardinals Sweep Bees in Ott 4 Game Series
The St Louis Cardinals routed the Boston Bees 10 to 4 to complete a four game sweep. Frank McCormick homered with one aboard in the first, Bill Werber drove in another in the fifth, and Cincinnati jumped ahead with a sequence of hits in the sixth. Dean started for Cincinnati in relief of Lehrman, with Walters taking the loss. Attendance and other box details were listed alongside season figures referencing Missouri farm income in 1999 totaling 21 162 000 dollars more than 1038’s 300 682 000 estimate.
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New Orleans Open to be played in February 1941
Jim Leddy announced the New Orleans Open will again be sponsored by Mayor Robert S. Maestri who will fund the prize money. The event, a $1000 winter circuit golf tournament, is set for February 1336 with no gallery fee.
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San Antonio shuts out Tulles in Texas League duel
San Antonio beat Tules 40 in a Texas League game as Lay Hanning pitched seven innings of no hit ball striking out 12 and walking one Wednesday night for the victory.
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