Yankees fall further back as Senators win tight game
The Yankees lose ground as Detroit rallies for a 10-6 win to trim Washington’s AL lead to three games. Cleveland edges Washington 3-2 in 12 innings. Lefty Grove earns his 13th win as Athletics top White Sox 3-2 in 11. Brownies crush Red Sox, 8-5. Pirates top Phillies 3-2 to seize third place ahead of idle Cubs. Fred Lindstrom delivers bases loaded single in ninth.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP ROUNDUP
Newark bouts saw Ben Jeby outpoint Terry and Lou Harper outpoint Jimmy Phillips. Willie Klein stopped by Al Rossi in Germany. Kennedy KO'd by Bucky Burton in Charleston. Herrera outpointed Raymond in Pittsburgh. Goodman defeated Kiser in New Orleans. Lewis beat Rosenbloom in San Francisco. Davis defeated Hiverillo in Terre Haute.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Pro Baseball Wins
Hart Averill of the Indians slugged a twelfth inning triple driving home the winning run over the Senators. Ed Coleman and Milt Gaston starred for the Athletics and White Sox, Coleman homering in the eleventh to win, Gaston holding the A's to three hits in the nightcap. Tony Lazzeri hit a homer with two aboard in the eighth as the Yankees rallied past the Tigers. Roland Stiles limited the Red Sox to seven hits for the Browns. Fred Lindstrom drew a bases loaded walk in the ninth to beat the Phillies for the Pirates.
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Yesterday's Baseball League Results Spotlight
Yesterday's games saw Philadelphia beat Chicago 3 to 1 while Chicago triumphed 7 to 2. New York edged Detroit 10 to 6. St. Louis defeated Boston 9 to 5 and Cleveland won 3 to 2 against Washington.
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National League game Pittsburgh beats Philadelphia 3 2
Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the only game played. The contest features a close score with key plays contributing to the Pirates win.
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Scores From Midwest Baseball Matchups
In a set of American Association games, Minneapolis beat Columbus 8 to 6, St. Paul defeated Toledo 12 to 7, Milwaukee led Indianapolis 8 to 5, and Louisville won over Kansas City 13 to 6. Joel Reed and Marcus Hale led the offense for Minneapolis and St. Paul respectively, with solid pitching support from Milwaukee and Louisville arms.
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League Baseball Scores From Rochester to Albany
International League results show Rochester beat Newark 6 1, Toronto defeated Jersey City 6 5, Albany won 14 8 against Buffalo. Baltimore Montreal game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Local score line roundup from Texas games
Beaumont defeated Dallas 9 to 5 while Galveston beat Tulsa 8 to 3 and Houston edged Fort Worth 6 to 0. San Antonio led Oklahoma City 3 to 0 in a tense regional matchup with incomplete final score.
Western League Scores Show Wide Gaps In Action
In baseball action Joplin beat Bartlesville 7 to 3 while Des Moines edged Topeka 6 to 5. St. Joseph cruised past Omaha 13 to 5 as Muskogee finished with a 3 to 3 tie against Springfield.
League Leaders Show Phillies Dominate Batting Lists
Yesterday's results bolster Philadelphia stars as Klein leads batting and home runs while Fullis tops hits. Davis and Fullis drive runs. Klein and Hartnett command RBIs and doubles. Pirates Vaughan and F. Wener contribute in pace setting for league. Cantwell and Tinning pace pitching lines with strong win totals.
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Baseball Statistic Leaders of 1930s Timeframe
Batting leaders include Simmons of the White Sox at 27 percent and Cronin of the Senators at 366. Foxx of the Athletics and Geh rig of the Yankees post 73 runs. Simmons leads RBIs with 80, Gehrig of the Yankees has 72. Simmons tops hits with 123, Manush of the Senators has 120. Cronin and Burns share 27 doubles. Combs of the Yankees has 10 triples alongside Iliegins of the Athletics with 9. Foxx leads homers at 24, Ruth of the Yankees 22. Walker of the Tigers swipes 16 stolen bases, Chapman of the Yankees has 14. Crowder of the Senators and Grove of the Athletics share 13 wins with 4 losses.
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Wrestling results from various cities mention draws and wins
In Wilmington Paul Boesch from New York drew with Mike Mazurki of New York. Port Arthur Tony Catalino of Chicago defeated George Jenkins of New York in straight falls. Camden Dick Raines of Texas defeated Andy Brown of New York in straight falls. Asbury Park Dick Shikat of Germany defeated Carl Damis of Ohio in straight falls.
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Doesnt Marry Pal Says One Of Em
A column by Doris Blake urges young women to avoid the riotous pal pattern and shows how a romance can end. It argues the man’s love is transitory, warns that loose behavior leads to heartbreak, and counsels choosing a steady path and enduring commitment.
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Raynolds Charged With Fraud In Suit In Albuquerque
J M Raynolds president of First Savings Bank faces fraud allegations in a suit filed by Lloyd Sturges a bank director. Sturges seeks to have cancelled a guaranty under which he promised 70000 to cover debts of Lembke and Coors notes and a deed of trust. He alleges incapacity at signing and says he received no compensation. The case requests return of the 43000 note and deed of trust to Sturges and cancellation of the guaranty.
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Judge Denies Peace Bond in Belamy Case
Judge L L Johnson refused Mrs. Frank Bellamy's plea for a peace bond against her husband after a preliminary hearing yesterday afternoon, and the case was dismissed.
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Fight Tonight in Albuquerque features Canton Chavez card
Albuquerque boxers clash at Tingley Field tonight in a Santa Fe Albuquerque card headlined by Frankie Canton of Santa Fe versus Lee Chavez of Albuquerque for a mythical state featherweight claim. Abie Chavez meets Battling Chico in an eight rounder, with Eddie Parker facing Manuel Pacheco in six. two four round bouts also feature Benny Cordova versus Young Babe and Louie Booth versus Sam Rael as regional rivalry flares.
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Mosquito Control Urged as Horse Malady Spreads
Las Cruces New Mexico July 106 AP reports a new equine illness detected in the Mesilla area. Authorities plan to isolate and condemn a mosquito family responsible to halt the outbreak affecting horses.
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Jeby Defeats Terry In 13 Rounds In Newark Fight
Ben Jeby, world midweight champion per the New York Boxing Commission, outpointed Terry of Trenton in a 15 round match at Dreamland Park before 12 000 fans. Referee Whitey Healey scored nine rounds for Jeby four for Terry and two even. The challenger pressed in the final rounds seeking a knockout but the champion withstood a late rally.
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Australia Aims to Retain Davis Cup Power
New York reports Australia hopes to extend its Davis Cup dominance as Wimbledon champion leads the Australian team into the European zone finals against England. A British victory could renew the old rivalry with the United States for the chance to challenge France, a clash not seen since 1914.
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Bout at Springer K O Kid Brown vs Seargent Foster
In Springer New Mexico on July 20 K O Kid Brown of Amarillo will meet Seargent Red Foster of Muskogee Oklahoma in a ten round boxing bout. In Raton eight year old John Nixon drowned after being in the municipal pool too long, slipping past guards during noon hour.
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