Tigers extend losing streak into seven straight
The Tigers won 9-8 over the St. Louis Browns pulling ahead in the standings as Charley Gehringer and Elden Auker led a reshaped attack. Roxie Layton started for Detroit, delivering seven solid innings while Schooley Rowe rested. Other games saw Chicago White Sox edge the Indians 6-5 and the Senators fall to the Philadelphia Phillies.
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St. Louis Browns
Charley Gehringes
Schoakey Rowe
Elden Auker
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Roxie
Brownies
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Valo Ghelini
Grendas
Yankees
Senators
Philadelphia
Baseball Leaders and Pitchers in Midseason Standings
A July report lists key hitters and pitchers across the National and American Leagues. Gehringer leads the Tigers with a near 300 average, while Meantime Gehringer and Sullivan boost the Tigers. The Yankees' Bill Dickey and DiMaggio pace among catchers and infielders. Ruth, Foxx, and other stars show movement as midseason pressure rises.
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Wou Wena
Yankees
Tivet Waseman
Ood
Chicazo White Sox
Jin Hadeler
Luke
Ot Tan
Apple
Bill Dickey
Tte
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Whoat
Fyayn
Billy Sullivan
Teadlocking
Dickens
Sou
Walsh Jr Cleared for Germany Olympic Trip
Christy Walsh Jr and his father Christy Walsh Sr were granted court approval to take the one year old son to the Olympic games in Germany. Walsh Sr who heads a three-sport syndicate faced opposition from his estranged wife who argued the trip would harm the boy’s health. The court upheld the original order and denied modification.
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Christy Walsh Jr
O.K
Los Angeles
Christy Walsh Sr
3 Sports
Christy Jr
Germany
Walsh
Berlin
Iil Rave
Am evidence incomplete sports item with scattered names
Fragmentary baseball brief lists players Fries Reautts Deryoly FSi Lee and Chicaze five to three in a partial score. Mentions Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia and only three games scheduled with Tasvenpary Jons City S e.
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Fries
Reautts
Deryoly
Lee
Chicaze
Cleveland
Wachingtan
Phiadelwhla
Tain
Antes
L A Boy Wins In Oklahoma Golf Championship
Fourteen year old Joe Moore Jr of San Antonio Texas won the Western junior open golf tournament in Oklahoma City. Tram South Texas defeated Andy Anderson in the final match 2 up over 18 holes. In the semifinal Tommy Tufts Oklahoma City and May Watson Kansas City faced each other after Watson defeated Dick Prine Wichita.
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Oklahoma Ory
Joe Moore Jr
San Antonio
Vex
Tndey
Younpester
Tex Conserver
Wichita
Kan
Watson Vary
Dick Prine
Pridar
Parker and Harris reach Kentucky state semis in tense opens
In Louisville on July 4, four players Parker Vernon Harris McDiarmid Hines advanced to the Kentucky state tennis semifinals after decisive early rounds. Parker defeated Vernon John 6 1 4 5 and faces Harris who ousted Frank Guernsey. McDiarmid beat Ernest Sutter 6 3 6 4 and meets Mik Hines in the next round.
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Louisville
Trankie Parker
Charles Harris
John McDiarmid
Wilmer Hines Lefay
Tment Parker
Spring Lake
N. A
Vernom John
California
Harris West
Tulane University
Mik Hines
Los Angeles
Lane
Simons
Untitled Old Sports Schedule Fragment
Partial OCR shows multiple city matchups and doubleheaders across baseball or basketball, listing teams such as Dallas Oklahoma City Chicago Boston New York Philadelphia and others. The text is garbled with misspellings and unreadable names, but indicates weekend play with several doubleheaders and interstate games.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louiz
Cincinnati
Free-for-All Enlivens Rattlesnake Derby Test
CARLSBAD New Mexico July 41m. Whitney Peso is the fastest in the rattlesnake derby series at the Royal Wyoming track. The inaugural event yesterday saw Diamond backed Bells worm win as the main sensation, with debates over pace and fairness. Jack Chaney of El Paso backed Peso and predicted a repeat performance despite rough starting conditions.
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Carlsbad
N.v
Cehent
Toyal
Yehkles
Statter
Finals in City Tennis Meet Set for Sunday
A full day of jelly tournament tennis at the San Antonio Country Club aims to crown champions in all divisions on Sunday. George Dullisjp, defending men’s state champion, advanced to the semis with a 6-2 6-2 win over Jimmy Charlis. Mrs Mitchell emerged as favorite in women’s singles after a 6-2 6-4 upset of Mary O’Brien. Ann Evalis defeated Lois Campbell 7-5 4-8 3-? in a three hour match. Manhoff upset Luke Hivr 7-6 5-2 in the junior division.
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San Antonio Country Club
George Dullisjp
Champioin
Stntes
Jimmy Charlis
Pektay
M. Mitchell
Lehanpien
Philippine Islands
Heracle
Mary O'Brien
Mrs. Mitchett
Ann Evalis
Wassi Ty
Himt
Lois Campbell
Tenis Manhoff
Luke Hi Vr
Jenior
Unclear historical match results with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR lists several tennis or table events with names Chellis Manuele Davis Sengles Mitchell Campbell Yoonu Kanpmane Yancey and others. Many readable items appear inconsistent or garbled, preventing clear outcomes or dates from being established.
Bowling Merchants Puspiy Lean and the Final Pair Viers
A chaotic notice recounts bowling league results with names like Baker, Paige, and Symons Hyweni, detailing scores and match outcomes across multiple clubs. It notes Milam Chevrolet, Jener, Marbach, and Turner teams, with high scores and shifts in leading standings amid repeated references to local venues and players.
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Blaly Boor
Crener
Techbnok's
Baker
Paige
Brawn
Sagflerie
Sau
Borsen's Creamery
Ting
Milam Chevrollet
Bcores
Hanry
Cyimsingfr
Nunnelly
Symons Hyweni
Binko Palace
Jori
Pickard
Piace
Bor
Cummina
Tenlit
Jener
Stame
Richhook
Bagino
Kine Hautier
Drether
Gosting
Bay Ware
Olympic diving places filled in Chicago trials
July 4 report from Buynham Park shows United States divers advancing to semifinals in Olympic trials. Dick Degener of Detroit lived up to expectations in springboard, while Al Greene of Chicago and Marshall Wayne of Miami placed second and third in platform and diving events with notable scores. Water polo semifinals set for Saturday with top teams competing for final berths.
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Chicago
United States
Inteenet
Olympia
Buynham Park Lagoon
Dick Degener
Detroit
Shres
al Greene
Marshall Wayne
Miami
Fla
Olympic Club
San Francisco
New York A. C
Illinois A. G
Los Angeles
New Coaches for Colorado Miners
Colorado School of Mines announces two coaching changes. Elwart Romney resigns as basketball coach at Western State College to take the Mines cage coaching post. Steve Itsekul, ex University of Nebraska and Boston Professional League player, is signed as football line coach.
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Colorado Miners
Golden
Golo
Colorado School of Miner
M. F. Coolbaugh
Elwart Romney
Western State College
Guanisan
Steve Itekul
University of Nebraska
Boston
Romney
Brigham Young University
Albert
Red") White
Milford wrestler wins in hard fought heavyweight bout
The Associated Press report from Milford, Connecticut notes Jack Donovan of Boston defeats George in a heavyweight match amid a crowded Detroit and Brooklyn wrestling card. Talysio, Waash, and Hying are mentioned in vague context with 112 minutes claimed as a match length.
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Associated Pres
Milford
Jack Donovan
Boston
George
California
Detroit
Dave South
Werly
Brooklyn
Waanhorn
Seattle
Waah
Ubree
All Stars Draft To Be Announced Sunday
Advisory committee across Dallas Oklahoma City Tulsa and Galveston met to canvass fan balloting for all star teams to be announced July 25. About 26 000 votes were cast with 22 000 in the northern division and 17 000 in the southern. A tie for utility outfield in the north led to selecting YW over 17 players.
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Dallas
Sparta
Fesim
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Fork Worth
Galveston
San Antonio
115 Women in Track Events at National Meet
Providence RT reports the national AAU senior track and field championship opened with 115 women competing across all sections. Six events will crown Olympic team contenders, led by Helen Stephens who shifts focus to three throws while Rena MacDonald aims to challenge. Notables include Simone Schaller Evelyn Ruth Hull Nan Gindele and Sam Anette Rogers, with strong ties to 1928 and 1932 Olympic squads.
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Providence
Helen Etephans
Fulton
Defaunh
Sam Anhette Rogers
Chicago
United States
Corps Polo Team Plans Invasion of Houston
Maj. Gen. Frank Parker's Eighth Corps area headquarters polo team prepares for an invasion of Houston and will meet the San Antonio Freebooters in a gate at 4 oclock Sunday afternoon at Harbordield.
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Frank Parker
Eighth Corps
Houston
San Antonin
McLeod HIt s Giants: Buffs Beat Galveston
Galveston defeats Houston 4 to 3 as McLeod hits drive and James adds a two bagger scoring Moore. Gibbs pitched 10 1 3 innings with Beals and Fowler logging runs amid a late rally and arguing in the dugout.
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Galveston
Ka Bm
Houston
Young Tom
McLeod
James
Moore
Joe Gibbs
Dues
Frank
Timpire Fowler
Tai Emach
Abi
Fune Vallet
Martin
Watwood
Stein
Binder
Jonuaré
Wwoboseits
Riza
Sears
Staten
Candle
Jonaard
Rough tactics loom in Walkathor wrestling event
Wrestlers prepare for a rough math themed card at Walkathor arena next Wednesday night. Cowboy Luttall faces Karl Davis amid heated rivalry as fans expect fireworks. Tiger Dawn Hindu returns to semi finals against George Cochrane after last week’s draw with Rolland Kirchmeyer. Cocktame wrestles in his first match in over a year with Hearne Texas’s title holder. Dr Karl Sarpalts comes back to take on Kirchmeyer in a one fall match after months away.
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Cowboy Luttall
Karl Davis
Davis
Tiger Dawn
George Cochrane
Rolland Kirchmeyer
Cocktame
Hearne
Texas
Karl Sarpalts
Kirchmeyer
Missions Play Twin Bill At Galveston
The San Antonio Missions split a Fourth of July doubleheader in Galveston against the Pirates, after a wild victory over Beaumont the day before. Debuting power from Harshang and Bettencourt, Rhein, and Garrs powered a Missions outburst with late scoring. Munscrief and Ware held the Ex-Porters at bay as Galveston added two more late runs to seal the win.
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San Antonio Missions
Galveston Buccanetis
Doyle
Missions
Beaumont
Mniday
Samm Harshang
Ralph Rhein
Larry Bettensourt
Debs Garris
Cotton Ware
Det Pitman
Bob Munerle
Seanwhite
Ware
Stanton
Bettercourt
Bnt
Bettencourt
Muns Crief
Brown
McCoy
Harsheny
Croucher
Archie
Jonea
Cullenbine
Rea
Crouchér
Rhein Parks
Rhein
Padres
Lhren
McCay
Jones
Harshan
Flest
Holliday
Abnin
Scharein
Brovan
Muncrief
Terbett
Chrishnan
Missiong
Horshang
Garrs
Mincher
Pithian
Bellerisoure
Farshany
Gay
Crovetter
Munchlet
San al Carina
Plonin
Gryska
Nava Bettencourt
Tein
Holliway
Munerief
Cher
Cullendine
Tabbetts
Larbeer
Christman
Pittman
Sarah
San Antonio
Antorn Beaumont
Batt
Crauche
Cullen
Betserelficg
Pite
Teh
Falmer
Trish Sweepstakes Tickets Confiscated Raid Uncovers Million Dollar Plant
New York July 4 agents raided what officials call the largest distribution plant of genuine Trish sweepstakes tickets in the United States. Several million dollars worth of tickets bound for Newsarket were seized. Post Office inspectors, after a month of preparation, arrested eight men and two women in connection with the operation.
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New York
United States
Newsarket
Rlse
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