Cubs Win Big as Giants and Cards Battle for NL Lead
Chicago Cubs sweep Brookyln 5 1 and 8 0 to move into a virtual tie with St Louis three games back. Giants explode for six runs in the fifth to beat the Cards 9 7 after trailing 5 3. Yankees hold second as Ruth hits 11th homer, Detroit beats Philadelphia 8 4. Indians rally to beat Boston 6 2. Washington blanks St Louis 7 0 to stay within a half game of first division.
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Associated Press
Giants
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Bill Terry
Cubs
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Fred Fitzsimmons
Tex Carleton
Jim Lindsey
Bill Hallahan
Intercollegiate golf tournament opens at country club
In Cleveland 29 colleges begin the annual intercollegiate golf association tournament. Walter Emery of Oklahoma defends his title while Charles Kocsis of Michigan is seen as a favorite. Qualifying rounds run today and tomorrow with 18 four-man teams contesting Yale’s three-year grip on team honors at stake.
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Cleveland
Country Club
Walter Emery
University of Oklahoma
Charles Kocsis
University of Michigan
Yale
Vols Lead Southern Standings Despite Split With Travelers
Nashville and Memphis clubs rested after a day’s play as Atlanta hoped for fresh gains in Little Rock. The Flying Vols topped the circuit by splitting a doubleheader with the Travelers. they lost 5 to 3 in the opener and won 3 to 1 in the nightcap. Their lead remains large and seemingly insurmountable.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Association
Nashville
Atlanta Crackers
Little Rock
Vols
Travelers
Baseball Scores and Schedule From The Day
Yesterday results include New York 9 over St Louis 7 and Philadelphia 5 over Pittsburgh 11. Boston 2 7, Cincinnati 0 10, Brooklyn 1 0, Chicago 5 8. Today's games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at St Louis. others not scheduled.
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Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday
Yesterday's results show St. Louis 0 vs Washington 7, Cleveland 6 vs Boston 2, Detroit 8 vs Philadelphia 4, Chicago 0 vs New York 5. Remaining games: Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Washington.
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Southeast Baseball Standings and Schedule
The standings show Knoxville 4 2, New Orleans 5 3, Nashville 3 3, Little Rock 5 1, Atlanta 2 4, Memphis 5 3, Chattanooga 3 1, Birmingham 2 4. Upcoming matchups: Atlanta at Little Rock, Chattanooga at New Orleans, Knoxville at Birmingham.
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Texas League Scores Roundup
Tulsa 11 Houston 5. Oklahoma City 4 Beaumont 3. Dallas 3 San Antonio 8. Fort Worth 3 Galveston 4. Dallas at San Antonio night game. Fort Worth at Galveston night game. Oklahoma City at Beaumont. Tulsa at Houston night game.
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Houston
Scores From Regional Baseball Matches
Greenville defeated El Dorado 2 to 9 while Shreveport beat Pine Bluff 2 to 1 Clarksdale beat Jackson 4 to 1 Shreveport meets Pine Bluff and Greenville faces El Dorado in upcoming games Baton Rouge plays Jackson.
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Oaae
el Dorado
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Serene Tiene Als
Baton Rouge
West Dixie League Scores and American Association Results
Henderson fell to Jacksonville 1 to 3 while Paris blanked Palestine 9 to 0. Longview beat Tyler 8 to 3. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION saw Minneapolis 5 Louisville 0 and St Paul 5 Indianapolis 3. Milwaukee 4 Columbus 12 and Kansas City 6 Toledo 3.
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Paris
Palestine
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Columbus
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Toledo
Chicks Tie Braves For Third After Twinbill Split
The Chicks rally to tie Atlanta for third after beating the Crackers 5 to 2 in the first game, then losing 4 to 3 in the second. New Orleans takes a doubleheader from Knoxville 5 to 4 and 3 to 2. Birmingham sweeps Chattanooga 4 to 3 and 4 to 1, dropping the Lookouts to seventh.
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
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Tracksters head for Milwaukee for outdoor championships
Milwaukee hosts the 47th annual American outdoor track and field championships with top NACAA champions traveling by train plane and car. Notables include Glen Cunningham Bill Bonthron Gene Venzke and Ben Eastman among entrants as 1500m and 800m races draw starts and potential world records.
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al Olson
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San Diego
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Kansas
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Cunningham
Ben Eastman
Stanford
Olympic Club
Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Gus Moreland Defends Trans Mississippi Title At Brook Hollow
Gus Moreland, a Walker Cup hero from Dallas, prepares to defend his Trans Mississippi title at Brook Hollow amid a field of stars. He has beaten the strong contenders before but faces W Lawson Little Johnny Goodman Johnny Dawson Zell Eaton Reynolds Smith Spec Goldman Leland Hamman Fred Haas and others in the challenging lineup.
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Brook Hollow
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Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Johnny Dawson
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Reynolds Smith
David
Spec) Goldman
Leland Hamman
Clarks Tops Fairbanks 9 8 In Ninth Inning Rally
In Clarks Louisiana on a sun splashed Sunday McNeely singled home Holmes from second as the Clarks Lumberjacks edged Fairbanks 9 to 8. Holmes hurled nine innings allowing 10 hits while Knoefel and Dixon led Fairbanks with strong defense and three base hits apiece.
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Clowning in Heavyweight Rings a Fading Conquest
The article surveys early heavyweight champions from John L. Sullivan to Jack Dempsey, noting how clowning and exhibition training faded as fighting focus returned. It cites Willard Johnson and others, detailing training habits and the shift toward seriousness over time.
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Yesterday's Stars in Brief Scoring Spree Highlights
Paul Waner of the Pirates drove in five runs and scored four in a win over the Phillies. Mel Harder of the Indians limited the Red Sox to six hits in a duel with Wes Farrell. Bill Terry of the Giants slugged a triple and a single in a six run rally to beat the Cardinals. Dave Harris and Walter Stewart of the Senators contributed three RBIs and five innings pitched respectively in a win over the Browns. Kiki Cuyler of the Cubs had five hits in a Dodgers doubleheader. Charley Ruffing of the Yankees held the White Sox to five hits with five strikeouts. Wally Berger of the Braves and Jim Bottomley of the Reds starred in a split doubleheader, Berger with five hits and Bottomley with four. Charley Gehringer of the Tigers drove in four with a double and a single.
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Pirates
Phillies
Mel Harder
Indians
Red Sox
Wes Ferrell
Bill Terry
Giants
Cardinals
Dave Harris
Walter Stewart
Senators
Harris
Stewart
Browns
Kiki Cuyler
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Dodgers
Charley Ruffing
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White Sox
Wally Berger
Braves
Jim Bottomley
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Charley Gehringer
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Athletics
Camera shifts NC AA A results in dramatic timing changes
Officials at the NC AA A championships rewrote finish places after reviewing motion pictures, altering results in multiple events and affecting team scores. Stanford claimed overall victory while Southern California moved into second. LSU dropped to third.
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Palo Alto
Southern California
Louisiana State
Glenn Hardin
George Fisher
Sam Klopstock
Louisiana Timber-Skipper
Amsden Oliver
Miami
Ralph Metcalfe
Hunter Russell
Illinois
Charles Parsons
Sterling Dupree
Auburn
Ed Hall
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Bacon
Ed Ablewich
Jimmy la Valle
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Glenn Cunningham
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Gene Venzke
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Cubs Down Transients in Twin Bill 4-3 and 9-8
Ouachita Cubs won both ends of a Sunday double header at Barkdall Faulk school diamond by 4-3 and 9-8. Skinny Renaud pitched the first game allowing three hits and the nightcap five. Cubs sluggers collected 11 hits in game one and 13 in game two. Pipes Campbell and Lee combined for seven hits in each contest.
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Easterling and Bates Homers Spark Texas League Wins
Paul Easterling of Tulsa slugged three homers in a 11 2 win over Houston Buffaloes with Southpaw Cvengros Beckman Payne and Buddy Bates also homering for the Exporters in two wins over Oklahoma City Bates later hit a grand slam in one game as Galveston edged Fort Worth 4 3 and Dallas dropped its tenth straight to San Antonio 8 3 State Teachers College Iowa conferred 237 diplomas on women students and 56 on men
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Paul “Pound
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Oklahoma City
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Galveston
Dick Whitworth
Fort Worth
Whitworth
Dallas Steers
San Antonio Missions
State Teachers’ College
Iowa
Grant and McDiarmid Reach Tennis Finals in Chicago
Bryant Grant of Atlanta advances to face John McDiarmid of Fort Worth for the western men's singles title after a 6-3 8-6 7-5 semifinal win over Bob Bryan. Gracya Wheeler wins the women's singles title for Santa Monica beating Esther Bartosh 6-3 6-1.
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Bryant Grant
Atlanta
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Grant
Bob Bryan
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McDiarmid
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Dr. Bartosh
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