Round eliminates Jacobs at British Championships
Dorothy Round of England upset defending champion Helen Jacobs 6-4 6-2 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. Alice Marble, the American titleholder, advances after beating Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling in three sets. Marie Jedrzejowska and Rene Mathieu also move on, with Budge and Parker set for the men's semis.
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FIGHTING CUBS rally to tie NL race with Pirates
The Cubs storm back to a tie in the National League after ten days, with Paul Derringer collecting three of his six hits in the sixth inning of the opener as Pittsburgh relies on Handley's single, a sacrifice, Waner's single, Vaughan's double, and Todd's fly. In game two Johnny Vander Meer walks, then Pirates doubles, singles and a triple drive four runs, and in the eighth Pittsburgh plates seven on two walks and five hits.
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Giants Rally to Beat Phillies in Extra Innings
Jim Ripple stars with four hits and two RBIs as the New York Giants overcome a late deficit to defeat Philadelphia 4 3 in ten innings. Al Smith earns the win as Bill Terry is sidelined by ptomaine poisoning. Ripple delivers the decisive run on McCarthy's single after leading off the 10th with a double.
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Fette Shuts Out Dodgers In 12 Inning Bees Victory
Lou Fette, 30 year old rookie, earns his ninth win as Boston Bees edge Brooklyn Dodgers 1 to 0 in 12 innings. Pitching duel with Max Butcher ends when Fletcher singles and Lopex sacrifices, then Fette lines a key hit for the deciding run. Fette allows seven Dodgers hits, Butcher eight, 3 bases on balls each.
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League Leaders Rankings From Baseball Standings
Associated Press rounds up the major stat leaders in the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Gehrig and Greenberg leading batting and RBIs in the AL, Medwick and Waner atop NL batting and hits, and pitching marks dominated by Lawson and Bryant.
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Natchez Indians to Meet St Joseph Tigers in July Series
Natchez Indians and St Joseph Tigers of Ten as parish are set for a three game duel starting July 1 in Natchez and July 4 at St Joseph. Dizzy Dacus will pitch for the Tigers with Natchez lining up Lefty Kenda or Cotton Jones on the mound for the series anticipated to be a top clash of the season.
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Indians Rally for 7 5 Win Over Browns in 7th Inning Burst
Sammy Hale put Cleveland ahead with a three run sixth inning blast as Eli Hogsett and Jack Knott slipped in the Indians 7 to 5 victory in the first game of a three game set. Solters Lary Campbell Hale and Heving contributed key hits and runs. Attendance 17 000 at Cleveland.
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Turnesa Wins Medal in Oakmont Intercollegiate Qualifier
Willie Turnesa of Holy Cross posted 146 to win the national intercollegiate golf championship 36 hole qualifying medal at Oakmont, with Bobby Jacobson of Dartmouth second at 149. Princeton led the team standings with 644, led by Jim Marks 158. Notre Dame, Northwestern, Georgetown followed, as Monday leaders slipped.
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Princeton golfer Marks leads driving contest at 311.6 yards
Princeton's Jim Marks posted a 311.6 yard three shot driving average to win the event as J Jamison of Yale was runner up with 285 and Paul Leslie of Louisiana took third with 273. Wednesday first round pairings featured Charles Willcox Cornell against William Kostelecky Northwestern and other matchups including Munson Yale versus Leslie Louisiana.
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Barons Send Braun To Helena and McDougal To Meridian
Birmingham Barons catcher Milton McDougal, out with a broken finger, is optioned to Meridian Mississippi in the Southeastern league. Teammate Ralph Braun, a left handed pitcher, is sent to the Barons farm at Helena Arkansas after being returned by Albany of the New York Pennsylvania league.
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Sports Mirror: Historical Tennis and Track Highlights
A year ago Helen Jacobs defeated Anita Lizana in Wimbledon quarterfinals in three sets as 54 000 watched the Yanks defeat the Red Sox twice. Three years ago Bill Bonthron set a 1500m world best of 3 48 5 defeating Glenn Cunningham amid four world marks at AAU meet. Five years ago Equipoise set a mile world record 1 34 2 5 at Arlington Park.
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Sagilio Edges Rudy In Bout For Narrow Card Win
Frankie Sagilio of Chicago won a decision over Chester Rudy of Los Angeles by 145 to 144 1 4 as Rudy could not continue after an eye cut.
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