Connie Mack’s Play Your Hunches Advice Catches Smith’s Two-Hitter
The Chicago White Sox pitcher Edgar Smith, once dismissed by Connie Mack, delivered a two hit game to beat the Cleveland Indians 2 to 1 and lift Chicago into a tie for fourth in the American League. The Yankees beat Washington 6 to 4 as Ailey Donald continues rookie of the year chase. Don Gutteridge and Ted Williams starred for the Red Sox in a 6 to 4 win over the Athletics. Reds topped the Cardinals 6 to 2 behind Bucky Walters four hits. Carl Hubbell relieved for an 11-7 Giants win over the Bees. Dodgers crushed the Phillies 7 to 1 as they climb to fourth. Pirates stopped the Cubs.
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New York Yankees
Washington Senators
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Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Ted Williams
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Walters
Don Gutteridge
Carl Hubbell
Sting
Boston Bee
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Hubbell
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Englishman criticizes rough baseball in New York
Walter Leysmith of London, a Times staffer, visits New York to study American sports. He cites fights and bottle-throwing at baseball games, says cricket and football discipline are far steadier, and suggests football has stricter control, while baseball would benefit from stronger authority to curb violence.
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Walter Leysmith
London
England
America
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Polo Grounds
New York Times
The
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Leysmith
Two Americans Enter English Open Golf Field
At St Andrews July 5 two Americans, Lawson Little and Johnny Bulla, are among 77 players in the Open field as British players lead the way in a rain affected round. Little and Bulla face tough greens where seasoned Britons Crawley Bruen Cotton Whitcombe know how to pace shots, unlike the Americans who struggle with the sodden greens and damp course conditions.
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United States
Lawson Little
Johnny Bulla
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Messrs
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Softball Schedule To Be Resumed Tonight
The city softball league resumes after a July Fourth recess with Central Hardware facing Lions Bar at the fairgrounds at 6 p m tonight.
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New Mexico Women golfers in second round at Albuquerque
Elinor Jones, famous NM State coach and four time state champion, plays Mrs. A L Pinkerton in round two. Other top matches feature Mrs C F Worrell vs Mrs A B Hebenstreit, Mrs E B Neff, and Mrs August Seis vs Mrs Nat Barrows. Defending titlist Jones led Mrs Arthur Prager 8 up in nine holes before Prager forfeited.
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N. M
Elinor Jones
New Mexico State College
A. L. Pinkerton
C. F. Worrell
Clovis
Miss Jones
A. B. Hebenstreit
Duncan Lang
Chubasco Leads Field in Hawaii Yacht Race Start
The $80,000 sailing beauty Chubasco owned by W. L. Stewart Jr of Los Angeles led a field of 26 at the start of the yacht race to Hawaii, a 2,095 nautical mile dash as crews tracked radio reports from several boats entered in the long voyage.
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San Francisco
Chubasco
W. L. Stewart, Jr
Los Angeles
National League Scores From Yesterday
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 10 to 1 while Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 7 to 1. New York won 11 to 7 against Boston and Cincinnati topped St Louis 6 to 2.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baseball scores from the American League card
The schedule shows Boston beating Philadelphia 6 to 4, New York defeating Washington 6 to 4, and Chicago defeating Cleveland 2 to 1. No other games listed on the day.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
International League Scores Lively Night With Seven Hits
Rochester defeated Montreal 9 to 3 and Buffalo edged Newark 3 to 2 in a pair of completed games. Early offense and pitching limited other action as the night’s slate concluded.
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Montreal
Buffalo
Newark
American Association Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 0
Kansas City blanked Milwaukee 3 0 in a lone scheduled game. The match details show a decisive victory by Kansas City as Milwaukee failed to score. No additional contests were listed on the day.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Local Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast League Action
In PCL results Los Angeles defeated San Diego 4 to 1 while Sacramento beat San Francisco 5 to 4. Hollywood topped Seattle 3 to 0 and Oakland won against Portland 4 to 1.
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San Diego
Sacramento
San Francisco
Hollywood
Seattle
Oakland
Portland
Southern Association Scores Reported for Nashville and Memphis
In the Southern Association standings Nashville defeated Knoxville 9 to 0 and Memphis beat Little Rock 16 to 5. The brief note lists only completed games and scheduled matchups.
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Nashville
Knoxville
Memphis
Little Rock
Texas League Scores From Evening Card
In Texas League action San Antonio defeated Beaumont ten to eight, Fort Worth beat Oklahoma City five to three, Dallas slipped past Tulsa three to two, and Shreveport topped Houston four to one.
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Beaumont
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
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Tulsa
Shreveport
Houston
State College to Name Dean of Women in New Mexico
New Mexico State College board of regents scheduled a Friday meeting at Las Cruces to appoint a dean of women and a dean of students and to fill faculty vacancies. Board member resignations by Mrs H O Bursum and Arthur Starr were noted as they planned to attend.
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N. M
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H. O. Bursum
Socorro
Arthur Starr
Hatch
Favor Riggs to Win English Tennis Open
The British rate Bobby Riggs 2-1 favorite to beat his roommate and doubles partner Elwood Cooke in the Wimbledon singles final. Cooke, though stronger recently, has never beaten Riggs in 12 meetings, but both matches this year went to five sets. Riggs is seen as the more complete player and favored to claim the title.
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Wimbledon
Bobby Riggs
Elwood Cocke
Riggs
Cooke
Don McNeill
Stewart To Play In Western Open
Roswell 5 time New Mexico state golf champion Stewart plans to travel to Oklahoma City to compete in the Western Open starting next Tuesday, regarded as one of the outstanding amateur golfers of the southwest.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Southwest
Oklahoma City
Arizona-Texas League Score Summary
El Paso and Bisbee games end with final tallies 0 to 4 and 0 to 3. Tucson tops Albuequet 5 to 7 with multiple pitchers credited and late scoring plays.
West Texas M7 league scores delayed by dust
Big Spring at Midland postponed while Abilene at Lamesa and Pampa at Amarillo game results show the Dust Bowl era disruption. Hatton Summers Con way Goodell Parrish Rabe star for Clovis in a 11 to 12 loss to the hosts as Christie Hunt Poteet Ratliff Gorski Kramer Harris and Mickey lead scoring for the visitors.
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Associated Press
Midland
Abilene
Lamesa
Clovis
Christie
Hunt
Poteet
Ratliff
Gorski
Kramer
Harris & Mickey
Miller
Boxers, leagues, and cameos sweep sport brief notes
New York reports mix boxing chatter with baseball and hockey hints. Schmeling may face Nova Galento winner if he stays with Larry MacPhail’s plan amid Giant Dodger weekend hype. Dempsey’s illness headlines coast to coast. NHL magnates eye St Louis as a growth market. Lou Gehrig tributes broadcast in Canada. A sophomore shot putter at Pete U, John Smith, attracts notice. Corbett plans baseball ventures as he expands in Meg. Hostak set for over the weight tuneups. Yankees offer Bob Meusel a potential farm club managerial post.
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Max Schmeling
Larry MacPhail
Messrs
Frick
Terry
Bree
Jack Dempsey
St. Louis
Lou Gehrig
Boston
John Smith
U. of Pete
Jack Corbett
Syracuse Chiefs
Meg
Wopr
al Hostak
Bob Meusel
Keep Calm Out in Cincinnati Worried Over World Series Crowds
Cincinnati residents fret over handling large World Series crowds mirroring last August in Pittsburgh as teams prepare for arrival and celebratory events.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Joe Dugan Sells Bronx Tap Room to New Owner
Joe Dugan, longtime Yankee great, has sold his Bronx tap room to a local entrepreneur. The deal transfers ownership of the bar and club assets, with closing expected next month. Dugan expressed gratitude to patrons and hinted at future ventures in the area.
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Joe Dugan
Yank
Bronx
Galento Prices and Barroom Wisdom in 1935 1939 Boxing Payouts
Art Cohn notes Tony Galento earned 35 dollars in 1935 and 50 02063 dollars in 1939 for bouts with Larry Johnson and Joe Louis. The piece weaves in sports quips about Casey Stengel and Mickey Cochrane visiting Montana and mentions Eddie Miller of the Bees wearing cheaters. A Minnesota Crookstown player Rolandson fractured jaw by a pitch from Ralph Hendrick in Eau Claire, then hit a homer, triple, and two doubles later.
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Oakland
Cal
Tribune
Tony Galento
Larry Johnson
Ant Elizabeth
N. J
Galento
Joe Louis
Mickey Cochrane
Montana
Boston
Casey Stengel
Giants
Danning
Eddie Miller
The
Bees
Joe Joe Louis
Russ Rolandson
Crookstown (Minn
Ralph Hendrick
Eau Claire
Wis
Rolandson
Hendrix
P G A contenders include Guldahl Snead Runyan Nelson Picard Metz
The analysis notes next week's PGA winner will likely come from Guldahl Snead Runyan Nelson Picard or Metz. A playful line mentions Sandlot star Murray Phillips of Clarksville Texas twice stealing bases and scoring a run before the final batter struck out, bringing amusement as he played catcher.
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Guldahl
Snead
Runyan
Nelson
Picard
Metz
Sandlot Wild Hoss Murray Phillips
Clarksville
Tex
Harvard Crew Triumphs Over London Club At Henley
Harvard won by two lengths in the third heat of the Grand Challenge Cup at the Henley Regatta. The Americans, fresh from defeating last year's winners, watched the London Rowing Club A crew finish tired as Harvard advanced to the semi finals.
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Henley-On-Thames
England
Harvard
London Rowing Club
London
Yale Polo Captain Dies After Polo Spill
CAPTAIN OF YALE POLO TEAM DIES NEW YORK July 6 1 C Mott Woolley 22 captain of the 1939 Yale University polo team died of concussion of the brain at the Neurological Institute today following a spill from his pony during a polo match yesterday at Meadow Brook Field Long Island He was the son of Clarence M Woolley retired president and chairman of the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation His home was in Greenwich Conn.
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New York
C. Mott Woolley
Yale University
Neurological Institute
Meadow Brook Field
Long Island
Clarence M. Woolley
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
Greenwich
Conn
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