Close Races In Both National And American For The Leads
The Associated Press notes a climactic weekend as St. Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers gain ground on New York Yankees and Giants. Cards win two over the Giants 13–7 and 7–5 while Cubs surge in doubleheader. Yankees sweep Browns 2–0 in opener and lose 2–1 in the extra.
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Dizzy Dean
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Baseball Scores and Camp Mary White round up
Scout news from Camp Mary White covers National League scores from New York Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis and a Roswell Girl Scout session at Camp Mary White near Cloudcroft New Mexico July 14 to 28 listing eleven attendees and noting round up and old timers reunion on July 27 plus a four day pack trip by Oaks Ranch unit including Ruth Jean Smith Frances Urton Genevive Yoder and Jean Wheeler with a chuck wagon trek to Barrel Springs Carissa Tower and homecoming campfire details
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Baseball scores from a busy American League program
In a split doubleheader New York edged St Louis 2 to 1 after a 0 2 start. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4. Detroit beat Boston 7 to 6. Chicago triumphed over Washington 4 to 2. The second game went ten innings.
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American Association game scores and delays across doubleheader events
The American Association reports multiple doubleheaders with varied outcomes. St Paul beat Toledo 13 to 9 in a second game tied and halted at end of the ninth due to darkness. Minneapolis defeated Columbus 8 to 12 in a 12 inning opener and won 6 to 5 in the second. Kansas City moved past Louisville 17 to 5 in the opener, with the second game halted at seven innings so Louisville could catch a train. Milwaukee won 4 to 3 over Indianapolis in the opener, with the second game ended after seven innings.
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Southern Association Scores and Ties Reported
Birmingham 4 Memphis 3. New Orleans 5 Knoxville 4. Little Rock 4 4. Second game tied and called eighth due to darkness. Knoxville Atlanta and Chatta nooga Nashville postponed by rain.
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Northeast League Scores Mixed Action Across Cities
In a series of compact results the International League saw Newark fall to Syracuse 3 to 5 and Baltimore top Albany 6 to 0 while Toronto slipped past Rochester 8 to 6 and Montreal edged Buffalo 2 to 4 in a busy scoring day.
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Coast League results and standings update
Coast League Mission 6 5 Sacramento 2 0 second game seven innings. Los Angeles 1 4 Oakland 5 4 second game tied end 12th. Seattle 5 1 Hollywood 3 5 Portland 4 2 San Francisco 2 1 second game 11 innings.
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Texas League scores roundup across cities
In Texas League action Dallas lost 1 to 4 and Fort Worth won 6 to 2. Tulsa dropped 1 to 2 as Oklahoma City won 4 to 3. Beaumont at 7 to 7 tied with San Antonio at 3 to 1. Houston fell 2 to 4 while Galveston triumphed 5 to 1.
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Western League Scores From Keokuk Des Moines and Cedar Rapids
Keokuk beat St Joseph 6 to 4 in the Western League with a second game listed as an exhibition. Davenport won 5 to 3 against Des Moines J and Council Bluffs pulled out a 3 to 2 victory in Cedar Rapids.
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Lions and D A V Clash In Tonight's Softball Slate
Tonight's softball doubleheader features Lions against D A V, followed by Mabie Lowrey facing City Market. Both games set for the local field with stakes unnamed.
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Saturday Night's Results in Regional Exhibition Games
Carlbad defeated City Market 3 to 0 in a rain shortened exhibition. The City Market team was called off in the sixth inning due to rain. play counted as a complete game for Carlbad in the exhibition context.
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Harry Cooper Wins St. Paul Open Golf
Harry Cooper of Chicago captured the St. Paul Open with a record 271 over 72 holes at Keller course to win $1,200. He led by four strokes over Horton Smith with rounds of 68 67 68 68, while Sam Parks faded to 309.
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Pat Sawyer
Minneapolis
Hammering Hank Greenberg Tops Tigers After World Series
Detroit fans hail Hank Greenberg as a new home run star after a revamped batting stance leads to a string of big blows. The Tigers, once scorched by Dizzy Dean and a chastened course in the World Series, now celebrate Greenberg’s rise and vow to surpass Babe Ruth’s home run legacy.
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Week End Sports In Summary Form Tying Walsh to Chicago
Week-End sports wrap references Walsh Ray Mangrum Denny Shute and Chicago with $325 each. RACING: Yonkers handicap winner New York top row. Arlington classic clinches three year-old title for Chicago-Omaha. Bunker Hill handicap at Suffolk Downs goes to Discovery. TENNIS: Budge defeats Henkel as U S gains Davis cup lead. Essex county final sees Arnold defeat Fabyan. Eastbourne England match sweep by Australia. GOLF: Ray Billows wins New York state title. St Paul open goes to Cooper with 271. Western amateur final sees Yates defeat Bliss. GENERAL: Campbell becomes world amateur single scull champ. Track meet Yale-Harvard beat Oxford-Cambridge. Kight defends titles. Rawls wins. Havre De Grace records set in outboard and inboard regatta. PRESIDENTS TAX PLAN under fire as Roosevelt tax proposals draw industry board criticism.
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Keatons and Sewells in Divorce Tangle
Mae Elizabeth Keaton wife of Buster Keaton sues the film comedian for divorce in Hollywood. Leah C Sewell wife of Barton Sewell is named co respondent in a $200000 alienation suit. Keaton and Mrs Keaton wed in 1933, while Mrs Sewell seeks separate maintenance amid a previously public Emerson Sewell dispute.
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Yates Wins Western Amateur Golf Title
Charlie Yates of Atlanta, 21, defeated Rodney Bliss of Omaha 5 and 3 to capture the 36 hole Western Amateur Championship at Broadmoor. The victory ends three years of attempts and recalls Yates’s previous loss in 1933 and his medalist rival Bliss. A quirky moment saw Yates take six strokes after a ball rested on a spectator’s coat on the 12th hole.
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Bill Opposing Dissent In Military Bill Sparks Clash
Washington reports minority leaders Maverick and Kvale filed a report attacking the Tydings McCormack disaffection bill. They charge the measure criminalizes honest opinion and press freedom and warns it would permit a military despotism to survive. The minority cites cases where a mother mittreated a soldier and where papers hinted at naval shortfalls as potential violations. The majority view remains undisclosed.
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Tahoka Tops Roswell 7 4 in Rough Sunday Ball
Tahoka defeated Roswell Redbirds 7 to 4 in a Sunday game. Tommie Thompson hit a two run homer in the fourth, while Roswell committed six errors. Kaiser started for Roswell. Pirtle finished, with Edwards earning the win for Tahoka. Lions Club to hold outdoor meeting at Riverside Camp Friday night.
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Two Pitchers Battles Seen Here Saturday in Roswell
Roswell softball fans witnessed two tough pitcher duels in a doubleheader between Carlsbad Southwest Public Service and Roswell City Market. Carlsbad won 3 0 in game one as Flemvig struck out 12 with one safe hit. City Market’s Jiminez held Carlsbad to one hit until late. Second game ended early in the 6th due to rain with Henderson and Jiminez in a scoreless frame before rain halted play.
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Rescue of General Leach After 10,000-Foot Parachute Jump
Maj. Gen. George E. Leach head of the national guard was missing for hours after a forced parachute jump from a burning plane near Seligman Arizona. A cattleman found him near Minds Wells. He walked four miles to reach the rescuer.
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Joe McCarthy Signs New Two Year Yankees Contract
Joe McCarthy will continue as New York Yankees manager for two more years. The former Chicago Cubs boss signed a two year extension reportedly at $35,000 per year.
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Arizona Ranchers Kill Holdup Slayer
D C Buck Lowrey and his son David killed Albert White in the Painted Desert after White escaped Coconino jail. White had killed William Wilson in a prior holdup at Lowrey’s Lee's Ferry lodge. A coroner's jury ruled the deaths justifiable and commended the Lowreys for aiding the state. White’s brother Carl and Cox were later charged in the prior murder.
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