Reds Crush Giants 13 6 as Cards Win Big
The Cincinnati Reds ended the New York Giants’ lead with a 13-6 victory, their sixth straight, powering past Hal Schumacher who was roughed up in the seventh. Goodman, Myers, Campbell, and Sullivan fueled the offense with multi hits as Dizzy Dean earned his 15th win. The Cubs also won in ten innings over Philadelphia, while St Louis beat Washington 3-2 on Lyn Lary’s RBI double.
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Schmeling To Fight In September In Disputed Match Talk
Reports swirl over Max Schmeling’s September fight with possible opponents Joe Louis or Max Baer. James J. Johnston says negotiations with Baer at Garden Bowl on Long Island have closed, while Mike Jacobs disputes transatlantic talks and confirms no contract with Louis. Baer’s manager Ancil Hoffman backs Johnston as Baer ready to fight.
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U S Favorites Over Germany In Wimbledon Davis Cup
London reports two to one odds that the United States will beat Germany in the Davis Cup inter zone finals at Wimbledon. Baron Von Cramm may win two singles, but Heiner Henkel lacks experience to defeat the American players. The US doubles pair Allison and Van Ryn are favored to defeat Von Cramm and Lund, likely sending the U S into the challenge round against England.
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Lou Gehrig Hits Again Named Star of the Month
Lou Gehrig, Yankee first baseman, was spotlighted as the star of the month for the major leagues, earning top honors in 5 of 30 daily AP star lists. Mel Ott tied for runner up with four mentions, while Zeke Bonura Hank Leifer Ted Lyons and others also received multiple recognitions in the 30 day period ending yesterday.
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American League St. Louis 3 Washington 2
St Louis defeats Washington 3 to 2 in the only scheduled game. Sluggers and pitchers delivered a tight contest as the AL clash wrapped figures with a balance of offense and defense. The result keeps standings tight and notes notable contributors from both clubs.
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Baseball night scores for eight teams reported
In a late program Milwaukee defeated by Louisville 5 to 4 in a night game while Kansas City beat Indianapolis 5 to 3. Minneapolis vs Toledo and St Paul vs Columbus were noted as earlier dates.
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Orioles fall as Toledo wins in IL action
In International League play, Baltimore struggled as Toledo surged to a 5-3 victory. Syracuse was blanked 3-0 by Buffalo. The Newark Montreal game was postponed by rain and Albany Rochester had no game scheduled.
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Southern Association Scores From Birmingham to Nashville
Regional games list results across the Southern Association with Birmingham, New Orleans, Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis and Little Rock. The sample shows varied outcomes including Birmingham and New Orleans entering the schedule, with Nashville and Chattanooga noted as well.
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Texas League scores night games across Dallas San Antonio and more
Dallas beat San Antonio 7 to 5 in Texas League play while Oklahoma City and Galveston battled to a 4 4 tie after 10 innings to catch trains. Tulsa fell to Houston 8 4 and Fort Worth and Beaumont played a doubleheader on Sunday.
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Western League Score Showdown Highlights Small Margin Wins
Keokuk edges Sioux City 6 to 5 while St. Joseph tops Cedar Rapids 10 to 9. Des Moines defeats Rock Island 10 to 1 in a decisive game.
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Stars Shine in Monday PCL Preview News Roundup
Yesterday Ival Goodman led the Reds with an 18 hit attack against Giant pitching, hitting a triple and three singles. Bill Herman connected for two doubles and a single, driving in the winning run against Philadelphia. Leo Durocher drove in seven runs with two homers and two singles in four at bats. Lyn Lary delivered an eleventh inning double to beat the Senators.
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Screaming Girl Released After Captors Panicked
Nelva McCrary, 13, was seized from her Portland bedroom by three men who carried her to an automobile. She screamed through a blindfold and gag, prompting her captors to release her. Neighbors heard her cries, and Waller found her near the home. Parents reported hearing her screams earlier. police doubt a ransom motive amid hot weather and an open front door.
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Wallace rests atop Colorado rock in quiet vacation
In Green Mountain Falls, Henry A. Wallace, then secretary of agriculture, takes a brief vacation with his Iowa family. He sleeps late, enjoys the mountain solitude, and declines posed farm work while promising to review a highway rerouting plan. His mother, Mrs. Wallace, keeps watch, joking about his rest.
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Lions and Coopers Winners Last Night
The Lions softball team beat Kiwanis 8 to 7 after a 6 to 0 start, tying 7 to 7 in the seventh before Lions scored a final run. Cooper’s edged Shaw’s 9 to 5 with a big fourth inning and late support, in a pair of fast, competitive games.
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Roswell Golf Team to Meet in Ruidoso Sunday
Roswell will send an 18 man team to Ruidoso next Sunday July 21 to compete in an inter city golf meet with Carrizozo Alamogordo Roswell Edd Amonett in charge asks all golfers who can go to Rui doso Sunday to play in this match to call him immediately.
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Last Night's Results Lions edge Kiwanis 8 7 Cooper 9 Shaw's 5
Lions defeated Kiwanis 8 to 7 in a tight contest led by Cooper with 9 points and Shaw's 5. The Kiwanis offense, anchored by Shaw, kept pace but fell short as Lions claimed the win.
Lonight's Games Amonett's vs Moseley's CCC
A night of high school basketball features Amonett's facing D A V and Moseley's matchup with CCC. The record for largest circulation is noted in sports briefs.
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