Indians Defeat Tigers as Mya Breaks Ankle
Cleveland, July 3. The Indians lose catcher Gene Mya to a broken ankle after his spike snagged at home plate in the third inning of the second game, while splitting a doubleheader with Detroit 8-7 and 4-2 to drop the Tigers from first in the American League race. Jot Vosmik homered, with a crowd of 25,600 watching.
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Connie Mack rues AAAAAAA lineup struggles in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Aug 1 Connie Mack says the AAAAAAA s loafing and fans desert the Phillies. He cites weak hitting from Foxx and Johnson and notes pitchers Grove Walberg Earnshaw were overworked. Mack plans scout efforts for next year while lamenting lost support and missed improvements.
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Bouts and bets hover over 1935 baseball season
The column notes early matchup talks in New York for heavyweight eliminations and Max Schmeling’s bout in Germany while predicting a future title challenge for Primo Carnera. It mentions Frank Six near signing, Red Mackenzie in Knoxville, and local Blue Ridge League earnings as fans boo and writers razz.
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Greenwich Country Club Hosts Invitational Amid Vintage Scores
The report recalls a 68 fitime Greenwich Invitational at Greenwich Country Club in Connecticut. A total purse of 2,000 dollars was noted with 1,620 dollars awarded to top finishers as President Roosevelt’s era echoes in the event’s tone.
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Frederick County League pennant race heads to home stretch
The Frederick team led by Bit King fights for the 1934 county league pennant with six games left four at McCurdy Field and two away. Murphy sidelined by a left leg injury, Duke Bohn moves to first base as Rod King’s squad faces Taneytown Thurmont and Union Bridge among others. Union Bridge’s late surge and Middletown’s clash with Union Bridge could decide the title while Thurmont and New Windsor battle for position.
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Baker Park doubles up in Tuesday dodgeball doubleheader
Baker Park defeated Harmon Field 13-11 and East Third Street 15-11 in a Baker Park dodgeball doubleheader, extending Baker Park’s lead to 1220 points. Harmon Field sits at 1190 and East Third Street at 1110.
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Municipal Speedball League Results Report
Yesterday's results from City Hall feature Unteds against 8 and Hiteds facing Independents. The report notes a Thursday game and a Tuesday schedule with incomplete details and unclear team names.
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City Speedball League Results Races Tight in Baker Park
The Junior Fire Company beat United Fire Company nine 11 to 6 to reclaim first in Municipal Speedball at Baker Park. Esterly, Moxley and Redmond sparked the late rally, while Lutherans upset Civ H 8 to 1 in a nine inning game with Kline and Brachey leading the hitters and strong outfield play.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
The American League results show Cleveland 9 Detroit 2 and Detroit 7 4, New York 11 2 Boston 2 1, Philadelphia and Washington 2. Chicago 5 St. Louis 2 and Washington 23. Boston at New York and Chicago at St. Louis scheduled games.
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National League Scores and Today’s Games
Standings show Chicago 1 7, St Louis 1 2, Cincinnati 6 5, Pittsburgh 4 7, Boston 4, New York 1, Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 2. Today’s matches include New York at Boston, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, St Louis at Chicago.
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International League Stalemate Albany and Rochester Tie
Albany and Rochester play to a 2 to 2 draw in a night schedule with other games listed. Toronto visits Baltimore while Syracuse hosts Butalo and Newark hosts Montead.
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Finesses For An Entry secretary Amcor axed
This is the ith of a series of 18 playing problems by Hetary P. Jmeger. The reader is urged to consider end plays and squizzes, using a forced club finesse as a last resort to secure an entry. The hand features ace king of clubs and three more clubs. The Fray West wins with ace king of diamonds while East discards the nine.
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Bridge Problem Solved by Ward Jaeger Style Play
East holds four spades and a diamond lead enters the play where the declarer finesses the jack to keep the spade entry and uses clubs to access dummy. The line wins the last three tricks with spades and hearts, making the contract by careful finessing and timing.
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Investors eye dividends in fading news ads market
Advertising notices discuss potential dividends for investors amid shrinking newspaper ad revenue. Analysts note cautious expansion into digital banners and classified trials as papers seek steady income streams.
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