Groth Sparks Tigers Past Indians in 4 1 Victory
Johnny Groth drives in a grand slam as the Detroit Tigers defeat the Cleveland Indians 4 1. Groth belted a homer in each game of the series and his big swing helped keep Detroit within reach of first place. The Indians struggle to contain Groth and his late offense.
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Davis Cup Singles Spot Hinges on Tom Brown Jr Return
A long look at the Davis Cup squad names Tom Brown Jr and Ted Schroeder as singles specialists for defend against Australia with Alrick Man pressing Brown to join. The piece notes Brown's volatile form, his legal career taking priority, and the chance he could become the team’s saving grace or a costly gamble if off.
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Detroit, Yankees clash as standings shift in tight AL
In a busy day of baseball, Detroit tops the AL with a 68 38 record as New York sits at 64 3. Other league tallies show Cleveland close, with Boston and Chicago trailing. Today’s schedule features night games in Washington Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia Boston with pitchers Byrne Consuegia Piero Trout Scheith Hoope Stobbs Masterson Widmar Garcia Flace. In the NL Philadelphia leads with a 68 4 mark while Boston trails. Brooklyn and New York also mix in clashes. Also noted is SMART MILER, awarding Michigan State’s Bill Mack for balancing studies with top mile running.
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Brown Bomber Stock Up as Charles Fades
Joe Louis stock rose after Ezzzard Charles defeated Freddie Beshore in 14 rounds. Charles, cautious but victorious, promised readiness for a future bout possibly at Yankee Stadium on Sept 27 against Louis. The referee stopped the bout after a cut on Beshore's ear as Charles dominated, with a crowd of 6,296 paying $28,646.
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Kell Wertz Evers Offset Red Sox Artillery
Detroit’s Kell Wertz and Hoot Evers pace a fierce trio with George Kell leading the batting crown bid. The Tigers’ attack matches Boston’s Williams, Williams, Dropo as they surge midseason. Kell’s 343 average and hitting streaks highlight a powerful, consistent lineup for Detroit.
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Major League E Leaders and Michigan State relay feats
Major League batting leaders include Musial Kell and Doerr with high hits and runs, while pitching leaders feature Spahn Lemon Trout and Newhouser. Michigan State's Eddie Lipon leads shortstop chatter as Groth and Robins set world record pace in two mile relay. Red Strader teases fans with Bob Kennedy spotlight for fall football at the New York Yanks.
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Fights Last Night Associated Press Report
Ezzard Charles stopped Freddie Beshore in Buffalo to claim a title. Billy Kilgore outpointed Tony Masciarelli in Jacksonville. Charles, Kilgore, Beshore and Masciarelli are listed with locations and weights from the night’s boxing results.
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