Senators Slump Knocks Lead. Yankees Tie for AL Crown
The Washington Senators, once 23-3 in 26, slipped as the New York Yankees surged, tying for the American League lead after a 7-0 loss to the St. Louis Browns. Cleveland beat Boston 2-1 in 34 innings as key plays emerged. The Chicago Cubs split with Boston, Wally Berger homering to fuel a 2-1 opener, while the nightcap went 3-1 with strong pitching and batting from Busch and Englich. The St Louis Cardinals lost in the first game but won the second as Snipe Hansen shut down the opposition.
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Baseball results from yesterday's National and American Leagues
National League results show Boston 2 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 1 New York 0 St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 with Philadelphia and Boston winning. American League standings display St. Louis 7 Washington 0 and Cleveland 2 Boston 1. Chicago at New York and Philadelphia at Detroit games were postponed.
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Scores from American Association standings and results
The American Association shows Kansas City 10-5 over Toledo 6-4, Milwaukee 14-3 passing Columbus 4-6, St. Paul 10-2 over Indianapolis 2-3, Louisville -6 over Minneapolis 1-8, St. Joseph 11-11 over Des Moines 6-1, Omaha 2-3 over Topeka 1-7, Springfield 14-15 over Muskogee 10, Bartlesville 5-7 over Joplin 4-6.
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Scores Update From Quiet Hockey Night
Baltimore 138 to 1 led Rochester 0 to 3 in a comically lopsided scoreline. Buffalo improved to 11 wins against Jersey City’s 10. Newark dominated Montreal 5 to 0 while Montreal still held 1 loss. No other games scheduled.
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Baseball Standings From Pacific Coast League Summary
Oakland 2 Portland 3, Hollywood 13 2, Missions 10 7, Seattle 7 0, Sacramento 6 7, San Francisco 5 8, Los Angeles 3 2. Standings reflect recent results with teams competing for top spots.
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Southern Association standings update prompt brief
Chattanooga leads 15-10 while Knoxville is 7- New Orleans 7-6 and Little Rock 2-1. Nashville sits at 8-0 and Birmingham at 8-5 with Memphis at 3-4.
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Lydia E Pinkham Company Maintains Wages Through Depression
The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn's oldest incorporated firm, has kept wages at the 1929 level despite the depression. The firm plans extensive advertising including 8.8 million lines of newspaper space and 33 million booklets distributed house to house. A car card campaign will run in New York, New England, and Chicago areas alongside a 4 percent sales rise from June.
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Lovelock Sets Mile Record in Oxford-Cambridge Meet
New Zealand runner John Lovelock of Oxford Cambridge clipped a world mile record with 4 minutes 7.6 seconds against Cornell Princeton. Princeton’s Bonthron was 4:03.7 but faded in the final sprint as Lovelock surged to victory. the mark underscored American progress in the event.
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Las Cruces Hopes For Girl Golf Champion
Las Cruces based Audrey Mayner, seventeen, is being groomed for the New Mexico state women's tournament at Roswell next month with Pat O Mara as coach. O Mara, a four year veteran and former Irish Open winner, says Mayner could surpass past champions with six weeks of coaching. She drives about 225 yards, irons strong, but putting remains a weakness. In Lordsburg, Vida McGriff of Deming was killed in a car wreck near three miles north, companion David Roberson of Silver City injured. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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American Wins Gulf The Canada American Wins Gulf The Canada
Seattl Wash July 17 AP Winner of the Canadian amateur title and Pacific Northwest title in the last three weeks 19 year old Albert Scotty Campbell surged to a chance to enter the US amateur championship in Cincinnati in September Less than two days after his 3 and 2 victory over Ken Black of Vancouver for the Canadian title Campbell moved on to Spokane for the National Public Links tournament at Portland Westmonth He became the second American in 38 years to win the Canadian amateur title displaying a sparkling display of birdies and steady play to take the match
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Off With Long 15 Inning Win
Red Lucas starred for the Reds in an 15 inning opener victory over the Giants while Terry collected three hits and scored the only run of the nightcap. Bump Hadley shut out the Senators with four singles. Woody English led the Cubs with four hits against Boston. Willis Hudlin held the Red Sox to five hits in 14 innings. Bill Hallahan and Roy Hansen matched strong two way performances in the doubleheader with seven and six hits respectively.
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