Giants Sweep Series as Giants Top Dons 11 in Albuquerque
The Giants beat the Albuquerque Dons 11 to 6 in the second game of the series yesterday afternoon. Charlie Brown led off with a homer for the Dons, but Roswell’s Packenham and Bagwell sparked a Giants rally in the third and fourth innings. Kee pitched a full game for the Giants after an early wild spell, while Hood and Roberson provided key defense and offense. The Dons added a run in the fourth but could not hold, as the Giants pulled away with a six-run third inning and continued scoring through the game lunching in, ending 11-6. Next, the Giants face El Paso Five Points in a two-game set here.
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Wrestling Results From Cities Across United States
AP reports aerial wrestling results with multiple bouts: Joe Savoldi defeated Roland Kirchmeyer in Three Oaks Michigan. Ray Steele defeated Dick Raines in Camden New Jersey. Young Rightmeier outpointed Bobby O'Dowd in Sioux City. Kenny Kent knocked out Ray Mann in Dallas. Keith Weaver outpointed Howard Ryan in Moville. Glen Lee outpointed Jose Morates in Omaha. Johnny Rave defeated Joe Arnold in Thurston. Corn Griffin stopped Buck Everett in Asheville. Carl Knowles outpointed Harry Allen in Rome. Joey Ferrando outpointed Pete Gulotta in Jersey City. Leo Cash knocked out Andy Dawson in Hawaii.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT APRIL REPORTS FROM MULTIPLE CITIES
Atlantic City results show Harry Carlton drawing with Lew Raymond while Frankly Carlton defeats Buster Brown in Jersey City. Portland scene features Elmer Bizani defeating Tommy Romano. Newark reports Teddy Yarosz stopping Freddie Polo. Charleston notes Rufus Miles stopping Tug Phillips after six rounds.
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Yesterday's Results in American League Games
Washington defeated Philadelphia in a lone AL matchup yesterday by a wide margin, finishing 45 to 10. The high scoring game showcased Washington's offense and Philadelphia's defensive struggles throughout.
National League and Minor Leagues Reported Scores
No games played in the National League. International League results include Baltimore defeating Newark 6 to 4 and Montreal 4, Toronto 2. Buffalo 4, Rochester 4. Jersey City 8, Albany 5. In the Western League Joplin 2, Omaha 0. St Joseph 16, Muskogee 4. Des Moines 1, Springfield 1. Only games recorded.
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Knoxville Edges Atlanta 4 3 In Lone Southern Association Game
In the only game on the Southern Association slate, Knoxville defeated Atlanta 4 to 3 in a tightly contested matchup. The winner secured the decisive run late, with key hits and standout defense shaping the final score.
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St Paul Beats Milwaukee 11 to 7 in Baseball Card
Scores show St Paul defeats Milwaukee 11 to 7 while Minneapolis clears Kansas City 8 to 0. Indianapolis and Toledo had no game due to rain and Louisville and Columbus also canceled.
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Texas City Scores? Regional Baseball Odor of Wins
Galveston defeated Oklahoma City 6 to 1 while Houston beat Tulsa 4 to 6. Dallas fell 3 to 8 against San Antonio, and Fort Worth won 4 to 2 with Beaumont losing 3 to 4.
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Senators Down Athletics In Doubleheader
The Washington Senators defeated the Philadelphia Athletics in both games of a doubleheader, 5-2 and 10-6, moving into first place by a half game while the A’s fell 11 games behind the Yankees. Meanwhile the St Louis Cardinals named Frank Frisch to replace Gabby Street as manager.
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Young Parker Plays Grass Courts in Seabright Tourney
Seabright New Jersey July kickoff reports 11 year old Frankie Parker, a rising national figure from clay courts, adapting to grass at the 46th Seabright Cricket and Tennis Club Invitation. He beat Samuel Lee 6 3 6 3 in round one and expects more, noting he likes grass after practice at Orange Lawn. A wayward ball barely missed his eye in golf break.
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Westland Leads Western Golfers in Western Amateur Qualifying
Memphis July 25 AP Jack Westland of Chicago a 136 round Walker Cup star led the field into the final 18 holes of the western amateur tournament 36 hole qualifying by a single stroke A heavy rainstorm dampened the edge of his sensational putting after a strong first nine holes He finished with a 71 and 35 on the back nine tying for top honors with Maurice Hankinson Gene Wilson Zell Eaton and Keefe Carter all from Oklahoma City and Meridian Mississippi Gus Moreland of Dallas Texas also among the contenders.
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Texas-NM League eyed with six towns named
Marty Fielder, manager of the Albuquerque Dons, says strong enthusiasm exists for forming a West Texas New Mexico League next summer with six clubs in El Paso, Amarillo, Lubbock, Albuquerque, Roswell and Santa Fe. Roswell could join despite size. officials expect league start next November and rally support from Dallas’ Alvin Gardner and Wilbur Hawk.
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LEAGUE LEADERS AND STATISTICAL FEATS OF YESTERDAY
Baseball leaders show Simmons Whitesox batting 261 Foxx Athletics 355 runs Gehring Yankees 85 Foxx 83 RBIs Simmons / Home runs Foxx 28 Ruth 24 Stolen bases Chapman 18 Walker 17 Pitching Allen Yankees 92 Grove Athletics 15 5 Klein Phillies .265 Davis .343 Runs batted in Klein 81 Vaughan 70 Hits Klein 131 Fallis 128 Doubles Klein 30 P Waner 26 Triples Vaughan 14 P Waner 10 Berger 17 Stolen bases Martin 14 Frisch 13 Canal damage in Flood section Sunday est 3000 to 4000 dollars by Middle Rio Grande Conservancy officials.
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U S Davis Cup Players Accused Of Overtraining
New York reports say U S Davis Cup captain Bernon Prentice and players Vine and Wilmer Allison faced criticism over training methods after a collapse at Auteuil. French observers questioned preparation while Prentice defended the team, noting undertraining and efforts to rediscover form.
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