No Argument Over All Star Ball Game
The Associated Press reports a brewing standoff in the major leagues over the all-star game with moguls wary of its impact on star players and pennant hopes. Giants manager Bill Terry denies conflict with Frankie Frisch over pitching, while Schumacher is poised to start as the Giants open a western swing against the Pirates. The Yankees face the Indians as Detroit aims to extend its ten-game win streak in Washington.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In the American League and Southern Association results, Atlanta lost to Nashville two to three, Chattanooga beat Knoxville four to one, Little Rock topped unspecified, New Orleans overwhelmed with ten runs, and Memphis lost to Birmingham ten to eight.
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Montreal 4 Syracuse 3 in a tight thrill ride
In a dramatic game Montreal edged Syracuse 4 to 3. Rochester improved to 6 6 with a 6 3 win over Baltimore while Newark crushed Buffalo 9 to 5 and Albany beat Toronto 2 to 1 in 12 innings at night.
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Baseball Scores From American Association Night Games
Milwaukee fell to Columbus 0 to 4 while Kansas City lost 2 to 8 against Toledo. Minneapolis was defeated by Indianapolis 3 to 5 and St Paul beat Louisville 18 to 7 in late games.
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Fort Worth and Dallas Lose as Nearby Games Result
Scores show Fort Worth 2, Galveston 3. Tulsa 7, Fort Worth 3. San Antonio 6, Dallas 8. Dallas 5, Houston 1. Oklahoma City Beaumont game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Seattle beats Oakland 5 to 1 and other score notes
Summary of baseball style scores shows Seattle defeating Oakland 5 to 1 while Portland leads Sacramento 6 to 2 and Los Angeles trails San Francisco 3 to 4 in listed games. No additional context or dates provided.
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Major City Scores Reported In Regional League Standings
Sioux City leads 9-6 with Rock Island at 3-5. Council Bluffs sits 3-11 while Cedar Rapids stands 9-4. St. Joseph up 10 to Keokuk’s 5. Davenport edges Des Moines 11 to 10.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Chicago Gene Stanley stopped Kid Leonard in Detroit and Miami Beach Frankie Hughes outpointed Tommy Romano in Clinton, Ind. Mickey Dugan beat Benny O'Dell in Syracuse. Boxers weighed 160, 160, 145 and 170 pounds respectively.
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Sixto Escobar Emerges as Bantamweight Star of Puerto Rico
Sixto Escobar, a 118 pound Porto Rican fighter, rises as a top bantamweight rivaling the era of Lynch and Herman. The puncher known for knockouts, made his mark by stopping Baby Casanova in Toronto and scoring a dramatic kayo over Joey Archibald in New York. Despite competition from Lou Salica, Escobar’s power and style position him as the standout in his class.
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Opponents of Huey Long to Surrender Now
New Orleans July 10 AP The surrender of New Orleans to Senator Huey P Long seemed imminent as two city commissioners Pratt and Skelly who fought with Mayor Walmsley announced they would not oppose the Senator further. Walmsley condemned the move while Earhart and Gomila did not sign the statement. The city seeks peace and cooperation from the state to avoid losses, with Long awaiting in his hotel as tensions fade.
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Softball Schedule For Leicw Her Looked Season
The schedule lists nightly two games starting at 7 00 with no time limit. Twelve teams compete across dates from July through August including Mabie Lowrey City Market and Lions among others. Political note follows: Walmsley and Long faced off in 1934 elections with Long gaining dictatorial control after key special sessions.
Deciding Game Tonight In Softball Play-Off
Amonett's tied the city championship series by beating City Market 5 to 4 last night. the deciding game is tonight with an exhibition between CCC Giants and D. A. V. First game had City Market taking an early 1–0 lead before Amonett's rallied with a three run fourth inning. Nield Sanders closed out the win for Amonett's. The CCC Giants then topped Cooper's 16–2 to claim the runner up in the league series.
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Bright Sets American Two Mile Record at NYU Meet
Norman Bright of Bellingham Washington, running for the San Francisco Olympic Club, set a new U S two mile record of 9 minutes 13.2 seconds at NYU Ohio Field. He trailed Joe McCluskey until the last lap, then surged to victory by about 20 yards amid rain soaked track conditions. Eulace Peacock won the century dash, edging Jesse Owens, while Owens won the broad jump. Oil production in Colorado New Mexico and West Texas rose in the week to July 6.
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Alabama Pitts Not Doing Good Batting
Edwin C. Alabama Pitts struggles with hitting after a month with the Albany Senators of the International League. In 14 games he hits .183 while fielding remains solid. His throwing arm has troubled him but he shows progress under GM Johnny Evers and manager Al Mamaux.
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Race Horse Pays $500 Debt With Winnings
Agua Caliente Mex July 10 AP A race horse named Anthony Wayne arrived with a C O D tag to settle a $500 debt. San Ysidro breeder Harry Palmer was angry at first but offered rest. The horse then won three of four starts earning $900, clearing the debt.
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Williams Family Back From West Coast Trip Exposition Visit
Mr and Mrs Harrison Williams and their son Mack returned to Roswell yesterday after a three week trip that included a visit to the exposition in San Diego and stops at several other points of interest along the way.
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