All Star Game Set At Briggs Stadium Tuesday
Detroit July 7 AP Having endured a year of reverses the American League team fears no joy as they meet the National League in the ninth annual all star game at Briggs Stadium Tuesday Team stars were chosen with Del Baker managing the American squad and Charlie Flick guiding the Nationals The Americans hold a 5 to 3 edge in recent encounters and optimism runs high despite bruising prior seasons The event will be broadcast by NBC and CBS networks and attendance is expected to be large with warm weather and a full crowd capacity noted
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San Antonio
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Nick Poema
Teaguey del Baker
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Ons
MBS
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Palbot
Detroit
Will Harridge
Tampa
Zellef
St. Bels
Joe di Mayelo
Ted Williams
Rudy York
Nationals
Prrivhiy
Iat
Aingly
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Bie MekKeoh
del ‘Baker
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Hla Whig
Auirivan
Gob Feller
Cleveland
Will Spen
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New York
Rob Feller
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Prieler
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Wig Wyatt
Brooklyn
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Stan Luck
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Roy Bullett
Wilas- Wurgh
Dort Field
Evldle Miller
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Mronk
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Leonard
Washington Benkiers
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Lou Bowdrean
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America
Maury Russo
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Red Sox
Stork Keeps Cronin Out Of Twin Bill
Boston reports Cronin missed a doubleheader after the birth of his second child. The Red Box manager stayed near the hospital as wife Mary delivered an eight-pound boy in Detroit while Cronin remained with relations before planned departure for Detroit.
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Twin Bill
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Joe Cronin
Detroit
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Mary
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Clark Critiin
Washington Senators
Derrait
All Stars vs Atlanta Club at Atlanta Crackers Park
The All Stars face the Atlanta Crackers in a late game expected to draw around 12 000 fans if weather is clear. Led by Maringer Suieey Gilbert of Nawth, the All Stars seek a second straight victory while Atlanta, hosting, aims for a home win in the series.
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Gaddaly
Southern
Joop Tend
Allestats
Maringer Suieey Gilbert
Nawhwile
Milwaukee and Columbus Clash In Hard Fought College Tilt
The Milwaukees and Columbus battled to a tight score as Milwaukee, Toledo, and Minneapolis pushed for position. Absent dominant play, the race remained open with several teams trading leads and the ALA league standings tightening after a rough Sunday.
All Star Game Lineup Reveals National League Strength
1933 and 1934 results show strong Nationals with recent Amerleans and Americats scoring. The announced rosters feature stars like Dizzy Dean, Bucky Walters, Gaylord Hubbell, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, and Joe Gordon, detailing tentative fielders and pitchers for the American and National teams.
Dykes in Stand Until He Can Be Good
James Joseph Dykes, Chicago White Sox manager, is suspended indefinitely after an outburst at umpire Steve Basts during a Cleveland game. Commissioner Harridge notes Dykes’ conduct included abusive language and interference with a fielder, and vows remain off the field until he complies with league standards. Muddy Ruel and others defend the team leader amid the confrontation.
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Willam Barridge
USA
James Joseph Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Grey
Harridge
Cleveland
Steve Hail
Land
Taft Wright
Hintridge
Bimgel
Moses
Bass
Tia
Rerole
Muddy" Ruel
Dykes’ Absernee
Jimmy Bykes
Longe
Steve Basil
ABS
Hogan Seen as Likely Winner in Denver PGA Clampdown
Harold Scherwitz notes Ben Hogan’s unmatched streaks and earnings, ranking him clear favorite for the PGA national championship starting in Denver. He highlights Hogan’s 39 straight tournaments with a 70.5 scoring average, endorsement income, and the aura of top preparation, while acknowledging Texans and golf followers betting heavily against him if you squint at the odds.
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Who Wien
UC Texas
Texas
Ben Hogan
Carter
Professional Golfers Association
Denver
Hogan
Fort Worth
Dallas
Ralph Guidant
Srackenridge Park
Cape
Hohoe
Wil Tot
Hershey
Wateh Io New Reglaters
Galf
Ben Hocan
Kaiser, Driver of Midget Car, Killed
Kaiser, 26, of Belleville, was killed today when his midget racing car crashed into an embankment on a Riverside track near Tulnear Tul. A hospital attachey said Roy Kaiser, his partner, was killed in a separate racing accident on a track at Paris, Wisconsin.
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UNS
Plaud Kaiser
Belleviite
Tsories Rerdiy
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Katyar
Roy
Paris
L A Girl Wins Title Amid Gulf Coast Tourney
In Galveston a local player earned the women’s singles crown while other matches featured Evan Chesser and Margaret Eby in tense finals. Jar Adams and Glenn Tweedie captured the men’s doubles title as Nick Bradley and Beaumont delivered strong showings.
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Gulf Coast
Galveston
Tom Nixon
Evan Chesser
Wille Mrytie Young
Margaret Eby
Houston
Cheaser
Jsixon
Nick Bradles
Beaumont
Jar Adams
Wore
Glenn Tewlts
Ward's Second Win In Row In Western Amateur
Spokane, Wash based golfer Ward captured his second consecutive Western Amateur title by defeating Texas Harry Todd 3 and 2. The 21-year-old finished strong after advancing through the medal rounds, matching era legends Evans and Als contemporaries as he claimed the event for the second straight year.
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Colorado
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Tada
Dalins Vetéernn
Wendland Captures Corpus Golf Tourney Final
Wendland from San Antonio defeated Roden of Gon Rose in a 4-3 final at Corpus Christi's seventh regional invitation golf tournament. Wendland surged from the semis, beating Bard Stewart and led the 19-year-old Lexus red-head early in the morning round, finishing with a steady closing stretch to seal the victory.
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Lanne Wendland
Stile Municipal
San Antonio
Monday
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Roden
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Bard Stewart
Joalfos
Anomedailah In
Qs Towney
University of Lexus
Arkansas Next Stop Taubert and Stinson Win
Taubert and Stinson win at Arkansas Next Stop speed trials in Arkansas City during the summer program from July 23 to 28. Touperh is the high point man at Oklahoma City with three first places and one second, dominating Class C hydroplane heats. Stinson raced once but withdrew due to rough water safety concerns with his craft.
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Henry Talibait
Clarence
Henty
Ratesitte
Ark
Oklahoma City
Touperh
Stinson
Cauon
City Major All Stars Sweep Twin Wins in Sunday Tilt
The City Major league posted two victories at Van Daeleeld over Spanish American team, 9 to 1 and 7 to 8, as Al Crostwaite of Randolph Leld allowed 13 hits across both games. Reuben Narano and Red Murrell homered for three runs. Simo Saenz and Jeroy Epp added multi hit days for Randolph.
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al Crostwaite
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Randolph Leld
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Fukcoon
Galveston Tarpon Rodeo Honors Edwards Again
Galveston July 9 Wyghin My Edwards of Galveston captured two tarpon Sunday to win top honors for the third consecutive time in the Galveston fishing rodeo. Edwards’ two silver fish were his third and fourth in the same day, with a crowded field close behind including Dick Hidukovich, Kilapp Andérson, Bets, Jefe Huddlestam and E. W. Stborster, all of Galveston. Twelve tarpon were landed Sunday, penning a dramatic finale to the rodeo.
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Whizzer denied USMC enlistment in color ban case
Whizzer White of Colorado was rejected by the Marine Corps recruiting office due to color. he had previously spent a summer in Germany and studied as a Rhodes scholar at Oxford before the war, later attending the University of Colorado.
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Shooting yields multiple skeet titles at San Antonio Gun Club
Adler of Dallas won the Algh over-aql and allshore championships at the San Antonio Gun Club's third annual Alaina skeet event, scoring 4185 from 690 targets and breaking 298 of 800 in the all-bore. Poulton placed second with 295 in the all-bore and won the city championship after a shoot-off. Herman Ehler led the professional division with 479 of 800. The two-man team event went to Poulton and C. Miter of Tyler.
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Gripp
Houston
Jd. W. Comvay
el Paso
Conway
Paltawig
Lely Tatlati
Wallace
Arnehive
Brinton Pei
Amateur Ball Read Just Fragments From Obscure Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ball or game context with scattered names and places. The readable items spell unclear event details, participants, and scores, with several garbled terms. no coherent report or outcome emerges from the fragments provided.
Tennis Finals Feature McNeil and Grant Showdowns
In a windy Southern tennis scene, McNeil of Atlanta defends against Ulsy Grant in a tight semifinal, then faces Betsy Betts in the women’s singles. Warren Obrisiner wins the Jayhawk Open men’s title, while Nina Kewh conquers Dorothy Bundy in women’s play.
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