Cubs Stretch Lead Over Giants In Four Game Series
Chicago July 7 Cubs extend their lead over the New York Giants to a game and a half by beating them 2 0 in the first game of a four game set. Bill Lee pitched well. Melton gave up three Cubs homers in the seventh. Me Ot and Jimmy Rippie homered for Chicago.
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American League Yesterday's Result Brief
Yesterday in the American League St. Louis and St. Louis at Washington games ended 1k to 5. New York beat Boston 5. Today’s schedule lists St. Louis at Washington Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York.
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Kennedy Saves Mickey Cochrane From Tiger Fans
Sports column by Harry Grayson discusses Mickey Cochrane praised by a Kansas native Kennedy, Walker's form, and critics of using the sand wedge. It covers golf opinions, Johnny Goodman on niblick use, and Armstrong's fighting style, noting public reaction and historical context.
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Mickey Cochrane
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Walker
Goodman
Robert Tyre Jones
X.weasl
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Cooper
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Horton Smith
McSpaden
Johnny Goodman
Troon
St. Andrews
Frederick chapter debates stocking trout streams in Monocacy region
A Frederick Chapter Iank Walton League meeting approved surveys to stock new trout streams in the Frederick county area to ease fishing congestion. A committee was named to study cooperation with the National Park Service on Big Hunting Creek and to determine stream use rules for flies versus spinners. A preliminary Monocacy River biological survey was presented, paused by muddy conditions, while efforts to review hunting and fishing laws for conservation improvements were launched. The group also favored a 1939 Baltimore outdoor wildlife show and discussed pheasant distribution and a chapter picnic plan near Point of Rocks.
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Iank Walton League
H. F. Shipley
Fred Tressel
Sam Gardner
Uny
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Fisherman's Paradise
Big Hunting Creek
Thurmont
Albert M. Powell
Lewistown
George F. Grove
Monocacy River
Howard Smith
Clarence C. Carty
Ralph Wachter
Elmo Jamison
Robert Thomas
Millard Castle
Ivan Routzabn
Baltimore
Maryland Outdoor Life Federation
New York
Siip
Cgps
Frederick Fish and Game Protective Association
Tatter
Point of Rocks
Idaho Slugger Bill Kramer Billed For Major League Debut
University of Idaho first baseman Bill Kramer, a .395 hitter this season, becomes the third young college star to leave campus for the big leagues. The southpaw drafts to the St Louis Browns after precedents set by Joe Gordon of the Yankees and Sam Chapman of the Athletics.
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Western Colleges
Bill Kramer
University of Idaho
Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Joe Gordon
Yanks
Sam Chapman
A's
National League Yesterday's Results From Chicago and Brooklyn
National League results show Chicago 4 New York 2 and Brooklyn 7 St Louis 6 with other games postponed due to rain. Postponements included Bastion at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati. The omnibus design note mentions Blaise Pascal and a 1662 patent from Louis XIV.
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New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Bastion
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinna
France
Blasie Pascal
Louis XIV
Pascal
End of Scandinavia on the Delaware
A historical overview recounts Sweden’s 17th century New Sweden colony from Johan Printz’s leadership to Fort Gothenburg fire in 1653, Dutch conflicts, and the 1655 Dutch capture ending Swedish rule. It notes the Holy Trinity church in Wilmington built 1698 and a commemorative Swedish stamp issue marking 300 years of Delaware settlement.
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Sweden
Gothenburg
Printz
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Rysingh
Tinicum
Fort Casimir
New Castile
Peter Shispresent
New Netherland
America
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Wilmington
Del
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Opening Trick Proves The Key
WM Sckenney reports on a bridge hand by Mrs. E A Cooper of Inghamton NY at the Adirondack Tournament in Eagle Bay NY. The opening lead and subsequent club queen finesse guided the hand to a successful conclusion despite complex problems that challenged many experts.
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Sckenney
Sburdge League
E A. Cooper
Inghamton
Eagle Bay
N.Y
Job bin
Mth
Imh
Merc Cooper
Contract Problem Defeating Three No Trump in Bridge
Duplicate hands describe a two player bridge contest where West must defend a three no trump contract. The play suggests the club king as a potential deterrent, with a sequence of finesses and ruffing, ending in ruffing by West and declarer's clinching of the contract depending on distribution.
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South 5
West
Boxing card features Robbinette wallop win shown by Niland
Robbinette wallop won about five tenths of his fights per Niland. Billy Norwood of Cumberland, at 132 pounds, fights Millard Lee of Baltimore whose record isn’t as strong as two perhaps. Walter Ruby of Baltimore, 124 pounds, opens with Tony Lisanti of Cumberland. Ruby debuts, Lisanti a fast shifty puncher. Lipps aims to start bouts at 8 30 with fighters present to avoid usual half hour delay.
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Balre
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Cumberland
Kursh
Bernie's Arena
Cunningham
Shamrock A. C
Karsh
Democratic
Baltimore
Bell Niland
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Pittsburgh
Vince DePoula
Brant
Jack White
Washington
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Jimmy Ringler
Niland
Ringler
Joe MecGreavy
Forever South Atlantic
Luke
Finnazo
Frederick Ring
Rhoades
Jim Rhoades
Queen City
John Copperwitch
Robert Robey
Garland Hiser
Hiser
Joe Roads
Halian
Eddie Robbinette
Rondo
Fredericks County League Faces Startup Delays
The Fredericks County League will not open its 18th season on schedule, as a small group works to launch with six clubs within one to two weeks amid attendance declines and quiet leadership on economics. Ignatius Kennedy notes fans show interest for a Louis Schmel ing fight delegation. the Pennsylvania Railroad offers a private car from Baltimore to New York on June 22, with sight tickets and savings. About twenty five supporters needed to secure the car. Kennedy is the contact.
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Ji Frederick
Louis Schmeling
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
New York
Ignatius Kennedy
Agen
Kennedy
Giants Acquire Kampouris From Reds In Trade Talks
The Giants and Reds both express satisfaction with Monday’s deal that sent Wally Berger to Cincinnati in exchange for Alex Kampouris. Kampouris, a .250 hitter, should bolster defense at second base for New York, who also shipped Haslin to Jersey City. The Reds expect Berger to add offensive punch, while Burress Whitehead’s absence due to appendicitis has left keystone duties thin for Terry’s club.
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Reds
Terrymen
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati
Wally Berger
Berger
Burgess Whitehead
Keystone
Ti Ried
Lou Chiozza
Mic
Kampouri
Bill Terry
Haslin
Jersey City
Faneytown to Clash With Reisterstown in League Baseball
In a tense county league clash Taneytown hosts Reisterstown amid a busy schedule. Hanover and Taneytown drew 2-2 in an exhibition as Reisterstown edged Westminster 11-8, while Alvan Zepp homered and a late rally sealed Reisterstown’s win at the Armory Grounds.
Baltimore Carroll League Latest Results
Hanover 2 Congoleum 4 in 11 innings. Reisterstown 11 Westminster 8 in 11 innings. Games Sunday feature Reisterstown at Taneytown and Hanover at Westminster.
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Congoleum
Reisterstown
Westminster
Taneytown
DeMolay Triumph Sparks Big Inning Victory Over Tailors
The DeMolay speedball team defeated the Tailors 6 to 5 in Fredericson City League action. Key stars Loy Proce Nogg y James starred for DeMolay while Frank Loy led Tailors with two base hits and a three base hit. The game featured six runs in the seventh inning, a late rally, and pitching by Moxley and Esterly with Esterly allowing one run in six innings.
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