Doctors Hold Key in Diamond Races
Major league pennant races hinge on two pitchers with sore arms. Dizzy Dean’s recovery could decide the Cubs vs Giants NL race while Bob Feller’s health fuels the Indians lead over the Yankees. A messy box score and late-inning twists color Tuesday’s action across the circuit.
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Radcliff
Guldahl Leads Open Meet With Narrow Margin After First Round
In St Louis the 38th Western Open enters its second 18 holes with Ralph Guldahl holding a one stroke lead after a 71. Sam Snead and Sam Runyan trail by one as challengers cluster close behind. Rough greens push scores to the 70s and 80s for many of about 120 entrants. Sid Richardson leads amateurs with 214 in the first round.
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Big Madison
N. J
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Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Mae- Paul Runyan
White Plains
Tony Penna
Dayton
Floyd Farley
Oklahoma City
Ray Mangrum
San Francisco
Jimmy Hines
New York
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Horton Smith
Tommy Armour
Frank Walsh
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Thomson
Cooper
Smith
Thomson
Walsh
Armour
Sid Richardson
Creston
Louis Sees Red Hot Battle Looms at Yankee Stadium
New York AP reports heavyweight champion Joe Louis plans a big rematch with Max Schmeling next Wednesday at Yankee Stadium. Louis says Schmeling will stand up and fight, with Louis promising to finish the German in four rounds if he goes after him, while Max vows a brisk, violent bout. The piece notes past doubts about Louis’ style are erased and compares the anticipated clash to Dempsey Firpo.
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New York
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Joe
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Schmeling
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Stan Berguam
Moor
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Louisiana State
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Costello
Bert McDowell
Louisville
Twilight Inter-County game tonight in Muscatine
The twilight contest between the Conoes and Eagles at Oregon street field starts at 6 15 p.m. as Redmen and West Liberty rainout forces a later reschedule. Teague officials announced the Redmen West Liberty game will be moved to a later date.
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Round-Up Of Interesting Notes-Im Sports Round-Up Of Interesting Notes-Im
Speculators price Schmeling Louis ringsides at $100 copy, publisher Annenberg plans a big party with $12,000 worth. Bahn uproar as fans clash over seats. Schmeling influence cited by Gene Tunney for Louis road work. Broadway betting pools spread odds on rounds and finish. Also notes on Packers Street Department game, Baer and Pastor talks, and other scattered sports items.
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New York
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Pompton
Fight Results: Simms and Steele Dominate in Key Bouts
Eddie Simms of Los Angeles, 198, outpointed Wid Bill Boyd of Seattle, 190, in a ten round bout. Freddie Steele of Seattle, 16144, outpointed Sally Krieger of New York, 184, in a non title ten round, while Kaye Morgan of Detroit, 120, defeated Jose Santos of South America, 124, in a ten round bout.
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Cleveland
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Seattle
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Tacoma
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New York
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Jose Santos
South America
St Mary's Falls to Methodists in League Game
The St Marys nine lost 5 to 3 at Jefferson field as the First Methodists broke the game open with a big third inning led by Henry Sywassink Boo Barnard Clerk Broom and Fred Messenger. Richard's Packers beat Street Department 8 to 4 at Weed park lifting them into a tie for second with Hutlings in the Factory league.
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Zoller's Bear Nine Bears Heinz Clinch Fifth Straight Win
The Zoller's Beer kittenball team, a top Inter-County League contender, extended their season win streak to five with a Tuesday night victory, defeating their opponent in a showcase matchup.
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Nine Bears Heinz
Heinz Factory Team Triumphs 6 to 1 on Tuesday Night
Heinz factory team beat opponents 6 to 1 with Tommy Ruckle delivering a bases loaded double in the sixth. Warren Wintermute and Ruckles formed the winning battery while Troxel and Fisher comprised the losing battery.
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Tommy
Warren Wintermute
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