Cubs Lose On Road as Reds Top Them 8-0
The Cubs, on a road trip, were blanked 8-0 by the Reds marking their first shutout since July 5. Gene Schott held Chicago scoreless while Len Warneke, Bill Lee and Tex Carleton headlined a Cubs pitching staff on the losing end. The Giants beat the Braves 4-1 in the opener as Castleman and Stout spun five-hit ball. Dodgers defeated Phillies 8-3 with a first-inning rally and multiple Phillies errors. In the American League, the Yankees defeated Washington 9-4 as Detroit widened its lead to three games. Browns beat White Sox 10-8.
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Baseball Scores From The National League And American League
The National League games ended with Boston 1 against New York 4, Brooklyn 8 against Philadelphia 3, and Chicago 0 against Cincinnati 8. In the American League, St Louis 10 beat Chicago 8, New York 9 defeated Washington 4, while Cleveland at Detroit was postponed by rain and Philadelphia at Boston was rescheduled for a later date.
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Scores from early baseball games reach Midwest matchups
American Association results show Toledo defeating St. Paul 10 to 7. Columbus beat Minneapolis 9 to 11. Indianapolis lost to Milwaukee 6 to 8. Louisville defeated Kansas City 12 to 4.
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International League scores with rain postponement
In the first game between Baltimore and Buffalo, Baltimore led 5 to 4 before a second game was postponed by rain. Montreal defeated Albany 5 to 4. Rochester dominated Syracuse 15 to 2. In the Coast League Oakland edged Seattle 5 to 6, Hollywood fell to Missions 5 to 8, San Francisco routed Los Angeles 7 to 1, and Sacramento lost to Portland 1 to 3.
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Western League Postponements Enter Rain Delay
Cedar Rapids 5, Council Bluffs St Joseph at Keokuk match postponed due to rain. Des Moines at Davenport also delayed as weather halts schedule.
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Southern Association Scores From Atlanta and Nashville Cluster
In Atlanta the Southern Association results show New Orleans defeating Atlanta 8 to 2. Knoxville edges Birmingham 5 to 1 in Birmingham. A pair of decisive outcomes highlight the day’s baseball action across the region.
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Texas League Scores Snapshot From Beaumont To Houston
Beaumont beat San Antonio 6 to 5 while San Antonio at 5 and 8. Dallas 1. Fort Worth 2. Houston posted a 7 to 2 win. Tulsa fell to 4 and 9. Galveston 5, Oklahoma City 7.
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Postponed Games To Be Played Next Week
Softball games were postponed due to wet grounds and will be played next week. The CCC Mabie Lowrey game will be Monday night the 5th after two scheduled games, and the D A Moseley game will be Wednesday night following two scheduled games.
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Redbirds to Play Loving Here Sunday
The Loving ball club, which the Redbirds humbled here earlier in the season, returns with a revamped lineup to settle the score with Roswell. Lefty Wright pitched for Loving with 15 strikeouts but lost the decision as Roswell failed to provide run support. The upcoming game is at three o clock with admission 35 cents.
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Pickard Dewi Bestball Leads Inverness Golf Tourney
Henry Pickard of Hershey and Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee led the Inverness best-ball team play at Inverness Golf Club Toledo Aug 3 as 16 top pros compete. Parks and Laffoon, once five plus, slipped to last after Shute and Ghezzi shot 62 in morning round. Two rounds today and two tomorrow, winding up the $4,600 tournament.
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Stars Deliver Late homeres and multi hit games
Yesterday's box scores show Sam West delivering an eighth inning homer with Ray Pepper aboard to break a tie against the White Sox. Gene Schott limited Reds opponents to four hits with no runs. Red Rolfe collected three hits and a steal for the Yankees against the Senators. Mel Ott connected for his 24th homer and added a run driven in with a double in the Giants 4 to 1 win over the Braves. Sam Leslie led the Dodgers with three hits as they attacked five Philadelphia pitchers.
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Walter Johnson May Quit Indians
Cleveland August 3 AP The Indians owners held a meeting on Walter Johnsons future as manager amid fan and press criticism. Johnson met with president Alva Bradley in Detroit and said he would resign if advised by directors. Names floated for replacement include Donie Bush and Steve ONeill.
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Softball standings and postponed games report
Softball standings show Amonett's Moseley's Mabie Lowrey and City Market with varying batting averages. Last night games postponed due to wet grounds. Tonight's exhibition features Dexter vs Cooper's Garage and Elida vs Roswell All-Stars with first game at 7:30.
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Out of Town Teams To Play Here Tonight
Roswell fans may see exhibition softball as teams travel from nearby towns. Dexter meets Cooper's Garage of Roswell at 7 30 in the opener, followed by Elida versus a Roswell all star squad. The all star lineup includes Knox Moseley's catcher Grubb D A V pitcher Sanders Amonett's Ed Herring and others with Burnsworth Mabie Lowrey and Romero among substitutes.
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Lake Arthur Community Notes Highlight Local Movements
Lake Adthus News covers residents traveling through Texas, New Mexico, and nearby towns. A mix of visits, relocations, family trips, church duties, and wedding news shapes a busy week in Lake Arthur and surrounding communities.
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Houston editors held in contempt in murder case ruling
Six Houston newspaper editors and reporters were found in contempt by Judge M S More son of the 23rd district court in Angleton Texas for publishing the murder trial proceedings in violation of court orders.
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