Yankees Explode Past Browns In Wide Comeback
In a six run surge the New York Yankees erased a three run deficit to defeat the St. Louis Browns 6 to 5. Johnny Lindell hit his seventh homer as Tiny Bonham won his sixth game despite 12 hits. Sig Jakucki held St Louis scoreless until the third. The victory tied the series at one game each.
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Fireman Jim Flynn the Destroyer of Hopes and Dempsey’s Knocker
Fireman Jim Flynn known as the Destroyer of Hopes fought 22 years from 1901 peaking in 1911. He kayoed Jack Dempsey in Salt Lake City 1917 and again at Ft Sheridan 1918. Born Andrew Haymes in Hoboken 1879 he later promoted after retiring in 1924 and died in Los Angeles 1935.
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First Fiddle Wins Mass Handicap at Suffolk Downs
In a brisk racing card at Suffolk Downs, First Fiddle, a five year old grey, outpaced Alex Barth by three quarters of a length to win the $50,000 Massachusetts Handicap after being bumped twice in the stretch. The event featured Mrs Ed Mulrenan driving First Fiddle to victory.
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Royal Minstrel Sets Mile Pace in 1 49 at Belmont
Royal Minstrel, claimed for 2500 as a juvenile, moved from fifth in the back stretch to win the mile and a furlong in 1 49 over seven rivals. Alex Barth ran second by a length on Alquest, with First Fiddle ridden by Johnny Longden.
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War era nightclub dreams clash with personal tensions
In a taxi to Rand Plant, Louise endures Dick Stanley’s jeering mood while Angel, self assured yet fragile, debates a singing career amid war work. At the gate, Steve Turcot grows anxious as delays threaten a rehearsal, while Martha quietly tends a sick baby Jeanne and mends Angel’s ruined nylons.
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Night baseball and daylight nostalgia clash in sports column
In a July column Whitney Martin weighs night games in the major leagues against daylight baseball. He argues daylight games fit the sport’s spirit, notes wartime schedules drive later starts, and predicts crowds will adapt as clubs learn optimal night game percentages while asserting night contests don’t sap youth interest. Basketball and boxing are cited as popular night events.
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City Softball League Postpones All Games Due to Rain
All games for the City Softball League are postponed because of rain. Derrick IIat Everedy at Dr Pepper arena hosts a make up date as teams await clearer weather. Rutin, a tobacco derived glucoside, is noted as a treatment option in a separate medical context.
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Dodgers Hit Hard And Win
The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 10 to 5 behind five eighth inning runs on 15 hits. Les Webber notched his fourth win as Walters and Melton were knocked out early. Luis Olmo delivered a pinch hit double to key the decisive inning in front of 12,539 fans.
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Stars Spotlight Packed Baseball Roundup
Yesterday's Associated Press capsule notes Ken Keltner of the Indians collecting three singles and a double in four at bats as Cleveland beat Philadelphia 7-1. Orval Grove and the White Sox beat the Red Sox 5-4, needing Joe Haynes relief after 11 failures. Chuck Hostetler drove Tigers to a 2-1 win over Washington with three singles. Nate Andrews earned the Braves' 10th win in a 6-1 victory over Chicago. Charley Letkus doubled in two for the Phillies in a 4-2 win for Raffensberger over Pittsburgh. Luis Olmo sparked the Dodgers with a pinch double in an 8th inning rally to a 10-5 win over Cincinnati. Johnny Lindell homered as the Yankees beat the Braves 6-5 to even the St Louis series.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press
Batting Walker Brooklyn and Musial St Louis 35 runs O11 New York and Bardagaray Brooklyn 64 runs batted in Weintraub New York 56 hits Walker Brooklyn 110 doubles Musial St Louis 28 triples Barrett Pittsburgh 13 home runs Ott New York 20 stolen bases Ryan Boston and Lupien Philadelphia 12 pitching Walters Cincinnati 15 job 833 batting Doerr Boston .338 runs Doerr and Johnson Boston 63 runs bated in Stephens St Louis 56 hits Doerr Boston 108 doubles Cullenbine Cleveland 26 triples Lindell New York 8 home runs Metheny New York and Cullenbine Cleveland 11 stolen bases Case Washington 26 pitching Maltzberger Chicago 10 2 833
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Dodgers edge Redbirds 7 6 in Juvenile League clash
In a seven inning Juvenile League game at McCurdy Field, the Dodgers defeated the Redbirds 7 to 6 after a late rally. Maine took the loss with 13 strikeouts, while H Groff hit a three bagger for the winners and Bartgrs did so for the losers.
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