Keller Hits Two Homers As Yankees Split Doubleheader
New York Yankees split a doubleheader with the Detroit Tigers after an early hitless stretch. In the second game Charley Keller belted two homers as New York pounded 16 hits to win 12 to 4. Trucks and Henshaw combined on a three-hitter in the opener, Detroit winning 4 to 0.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press
National and American League leaders are listed with top batting averages runs RBIs and other stats. Notable names include Herman Vaughan Musial Nicholson Ott Wakefield Appling Keltner Lindell Kelier Moses Grove and Kens in a compact records roundup.
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Results and standings mix with scattered notes and errors
Yesterday's sports page reports Detroit 4-4 and New York 0-12 with Cleveland 11 and Boston 9, Washington 7-3 and St Louis 40, plus other clubs not scheduled. It lists today Philadelphia at Chicago postponed and Pittsburgh at New York 4, Cincinnati 3, St Louis 7 and Brooklyn 4, with club activity notes and a boxing exhibition at Sampson Naval Station featuring Peg and Zen.
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Boxing bid for New Jersey title at Newark ballpark
Boxing figures seek approval from Commissioner John Hill for a September heavyweight title fight between Tony Galento and Fred Die Fiducia in Newark. The piece also mentions various sports notes from boxing, harness racing, baseball, and local clubs, including Lefty Gomez joining the Bushwicks and other scattered items.
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Midwest Football Not Affected By Navy Rule
Chicago Aug 3 Pi Football in the Midwest especially the All-Star game will not be disrupted by Navy Department rules limiting where naval station teams may play nor by the 48 hour absence from post rule. Iowa Pre-Flight Great Lakes Naval Training Station and Notre Dame Marquette games proceed as planned with Cadets and Sailors remaining at posts.
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Baseball Recap From Yesterday’s Doubleheaders
Yesterday's stars Virgil Trucks and Roy Henshaw led the Tigers in an 4-0 opener loss to the Yankees. Keller hit two home runs and a single with five RBIs. In the nightcap Nate Andrews and the Braves shut out the Pirates 6-1. Ken Keltner slugged two homers as the Indians beat the Red Sox 11-9. Johnny Rucker drove in two as the Giants tied the Red Sox 3-3. Stan Spence and Milo Candini powered the Senators past the Browns. Candini threw a four-hitter for a 4-0 win in the nightcap. Walker Coapra contributed two runs.
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Cubs Trade Lei Biull Lee In Major Move
Chicago on August 3 traded pitcher Biull Lee once key to the 1938 No League champions to the Pole in exchange for catcher Tamas Livingston. Lee, from Plaquemine Louisiana, had a 3-7 record this season and was unable to secure a solid role behind ace Bo Tem.
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Olsen and Johnson mock Hollywood in Crazy House
Satire follows Olsen and Johnson as they enter Hollywood to make Crazy House. Lead Martha O Driscoll signs a contract, while writers are dummies and villains plot film sabotage. The curtain rises on a zany premiere with free chinaware and a wild misfire of show business bravado.
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Store Sale Ordered by Orphan Court for Shipley Estate
The Orphan's Court authorizes Mrs Mary Shipley administratrix to sell privately or publicly the merchandise and fixtures of the WW F Shipley store at 104 North Market Street. Inventory values appear unclear with a finaciture and fixtures cost around S2 66T55.
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Andrews Holds Surging Byes To Five Hits
Veteran pitcher Nate Andrews wins five hitter as Pittsburgh tops second place Pirates 6 to 3. Boston Braves lose 3 to 2 in late action. Giants rally to beat Reds 3 to 2, led by timely hits and walks in New York.
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Cards Bomb Dodgers St Jans Ags 31
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 4 tonight before a near capacity crowd of 29,694. Mort Cooper earned the win for St Louis, notching his 13th victory. Batteries: Macon Melton Head Webber Owen M Cooper and W Cooper.
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Appling 34 Out For Batting Honors With Slump
The report notes veteran players in a batting race as Appling, aged 34, sits near the top with an average around .287. It mentions other players including Gates, White, Nash, and Kellogg among top hitters, with teams and positions referenced in a dense, game-night style update.
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Pittsburg Browns and White Sox highlight early baseball play
The fragment mentions Stephens of the Browns and Wally Moses of the White Sox, with Nick Etten leading the Yankees in batting and Hal Newhouser noted for strikeouts. It hints at pitching and hitting leaders amid one defeat, in a hazy 1930s baseball scene.
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Tigers tally surge as Keller drives five runs in win
Stroux and Hemsley struggled in the early game with no hits as Revier and Rob Hemsley went hitless. In contrast the Tigers delivered a dominant performance with Keller driving in five runs, Rollie and Skogin adding four tallies, and Hemsley contributing, boosting team averages and showcasing a strong offensive rally.
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Sewell Fined After Protest In Boston Pittsburgh Game
Pirates pitcher Rip Sewell was fined $30 for not leaving the mound when ordered by umpire Lou Jerry during last night's Boston Pittsburgh game. Sewell was ejected earlier and again left the mound loudly protesting the fine before today’s game.
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