Gehrig Chased for Squawking as Pennant Race Tightens
New York Yankees stumble in a tight pennant chase as Washington and Boston close the gap. Gehrig and manager McCarthy clash over a decision, while Gomez, Brown, Pennock and Moore struggle on the mound. Giants, Cubs, Dodgers and Browns win to keep pace in a crowded MLB scene.
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Heroes-Goats In Big League Showdown
Charley Root of the Cubs shut out Cincinnati allowing two hits and a 7 to 0 victory. Babe Ruth and the Yankees fumbled with bases loaded leading to a 13 to 5 defeat by the Red Sox. A Guam murder is noted as absent for three decades despite a population of 18 000.
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Baseball results from yesterday in the National League
St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 3 to 2 while New York defeated Boston 8 to 5. Brooklyn routed Philadelphia 6 to 3 and Chicago crushed Cincinnati 7 to 0.
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Games Today With Nhl Style Matchups
Pittsburgh visits Chicago as Boston plays New York and Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh. No other games listed.
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Goodman Seeks Amateur Title After Open Victory
Johnny Goodman, 23, returns home amid parades and speeches in Omaha after winning the United States Open. He plans to begin preparing for the national amateur golf championship to be held September 11 to 16 in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Bessemer Tops Tigers to Take Lead in American Loop
Bessemer moved into first place in the Lawrence County Twilight Baseball League American loop by beating the Tigers 3 to 0 at Bessemer. Bessemer improved to ten wins, two losses while Tigers dropped to eight and two. G Stanley homered and Nord allowed only two hits. Cannon gave up six. Box score notes include a Home Run by G Stanley and a Sacrifice Hit by D Nord.
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Orrs Defeat Ellwood 9 1 in Mercer county baseball clash
Orr A C traveled to Ellwood City and defeated the Ellwood Merchants 9 to 1. Pitcher Gannett limited hits while Orrs hitters collected fourteen off Smith and Bohlander led by Wochner and De Lone with three apiece. A sixth inning surge produced six runs and a big lead. Next, Orr A C meets Greenville Oakhurst at Lehieh Field at 6 30 p.m. in Mercer county. The Harrisburg item notes that the Bureau of Criminal Identification received 26891 fingerprint sets for those arrested or imprisoned in the year ending May 31.
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Three Games In American Loop Set For Tuesday
In Lawrence County Twilight baseball the American division schedules three games today Polish National alliance vs Dewberrys at Dewberrys field West Pittsburg vs Bessemer at West Pittsburg Castlewood hosts Tigers. Monarchs still active in National division with June 15 at Cedar street grounds and June 16 at the same plate.
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St Andrews Cubs Tie Braves? Mushball Wins Two at Gaston Park
St Andrews church mushball team defeated the News Slugs in two games at Gaston Park 15 to 9 and 9 to 8. Habs pitched both games with a hitless till the seventh in game one. Aram followed by Mzrock and Teplica in a six inning rally. Saints record stands at 17 wins and 6 losses this season.
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Rangers Win on West Side Diamond
Rangers of the West Side defeated Milton A. C. 11 to 8 at Elderfield. Sanders pitched for the winners with 11 hits given and 11 strikeouts. Fleming Patton and Mumford pitched for the losers combining for 11 strikeouts and nine hits allowed.
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Sapienzas Triumph Over North Hill in Mushball Battle
Sapienzas defeated the North Hill 28 to 4 at Boyles Avenue Field. Aiello Goclano Gallagher and Santos homered, powering the win for Sapienzas.
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Skinners Lose in Mushball at Carnegie Field
Keystone girls mushball defeated Skinners 25 to 22 at Carnegie field. J Rotianno R Nerro and Marcella hit home runs in the contest.
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Clash Friday U P meets East Side Merchants on Rose avenue
The third U P game will face East Side Merchants at 6 30 p m Friday on Rose avenue field in a scheduled clash.
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Fardale Stars Defeat Friendship Street 15 to 6
The Fardale Stars upset Friendship Street 15 to 6 at B. and O. field. Standout hitters include J. Toscano and J. Zingaro for Fardale, while J. Congicni led Friendship Street.
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Fosketts Midgets Defeat Cyclones In Close Mushball Contest
Fosketts Midgets topped the Cyclones 12 to 9 in a fast well played game. Batteries were Reese and Aspermondi for Fosketts. Rohrer and Mancine for Cyclones. Leading batters Shaffer Kelly Plumb McKissock and Kimmell starred. Fosketts stand 1 win in seven games.
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Managers Notice for Boro A C and Castle Cards Contact
The managers of Boro A C and Castle Cards must contact Decker immediately by calling 4234 M. The notice directs team managers to reach out without delay.
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Equipoise to Race in Arlington Inaugural Handicap
Chicago notes that Equipoise owned by C. V. Whitney and Gallant Sir owned by Norman Church are among 99 nominees for the Arlington Park inaugural handicap. The seven furlong race at Arlington Park has a $5,000 value and is set for a week from Monday.
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Golf lessons from Alex Morrison on loosening midsection
Central Press preview quotes Alex Morrison advising golfers to keep hips and legs in motion before the swing to prevent tension in the midsection. He argues a looser core allows ease through the body and improved shots. The guidance emphasizes subtle hip leg movement while over the ball before focusing on the right hand in the swing.
Boxers predict Carnera Sharkey clash and local boxing notes
The column discusses predictions for the Carnera versus Sharkey fight and notes on Baer Dempsey exhibition in Pittsburgh. It mentions Joe Humphreys’s stroke, Max Baer and Jack Dempsey at ringside, and local boxing events in Aliquippa and Ellwood City with judges Daughterty and Beynon. Sandy Somerville sets golf pace ahead of the British championship.
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Columbus Red Birds Claim Salary Pact Violations
Columbus president George M. Trautman said the team will use all legitimate means to prove its claim after the Indianapolis executive committee fined the Red Birds 500 dollars for violating the American Association salary agreement and ordered four players Arthur Shires Charley Wilson Gordon Slade and Jim Lindsay released before Saturday.
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Mahoning Valleys Top Enon Valley 11 to 4 in Nine
Mahoning Valleys defeated Enon Valley 11 to 4 on Enon Valley field. They had 10 hits off Buck while Medved allowed four runs and Withrow Sutton Swagcor and Car della contributed triples and a Car della homer. Errors hurt Enon Valley as Buck labored.
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Southern California Favored To Win In Chicago Meet
Southern California appears to lead the national collegiate track and field meet at Soldier Field starting tomorrow night as Stanford Michigan and Indiana raise objections. The Trojans face a challenge from eastern middle western and southern stars who have shown strength in spring meets.
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Ryder Cup Team Off For England
The ten member U S Ryder Cup squad sailed for England to face a selected British team at Southport on June 26 and 27 and then compete in the British Open. Captain Walter Hagen led Gene Sarazen Ed Dudley Craig Wood Horton Smith Billy Burke Olin Dutra Leo Diegel Paul Bunyan and Densmore Shute.
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Corbett Freeman Bout Called Off
Negotiations for a 10 round welterweight title bout between Young III of Fresno and Tommyman of Cleveland in San Francisco, set for July 17, apparently collapsed today.
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Mahoning Beats Volant 9 to 3 In Twilight League clash
Mahoning A A extended its lead in the National division by defeating Volant 9 to 3 at Volant yesterday. Orlando hit a homer and two doubles, Hubie allowed three hits, and the Mahoning pitchers fanned 19 in a 9 to 3 win that moved them to 14-1. Volant slipped to 7-5 with Orrs in second and Volant third.
Watch tires urged by Harrisburg safety panel
The Governor's committee on street and highway safety urges motorists to check tires. The Division of Safety reports 265 402 vehicles inspected in a recent compulsory period found 1 213 tires in poor condition.
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May Never Fight in U. S. Again
In a June dispatch New York columnist Davis J. Walsh reports boxer Max Schmeling’s shock after a defeat in Europe and his vow to return, while managers McCarney and Jacobs fear it may be his last big setback. The piece compares Schmeling’s mood to James J. Jeffries after Reno.
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Kill Caterpillars Harrishburg Highway War on Pests
Highway forest wardens in eastern Pennsylvania wage intensive warfare on tent caterpillars. Secretary of Highways S. 8 Lewis said a campaign centers around Philadelphia, the pests’ main stronghold this year, with 150000 nests destroyed along highways.
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