Foxx Hammers Ruths as Home Run Pace Surges
Jimmie Foxx, closing in on Babe Ruth’s 60 home run mark, hit his 28th four-bagger to widen the gap. Ruth remains seven back, while Foxx basks in a .381 average and leads the league in batting amid Athletics’ surge. End other AL results show Frasier’s win over Phillies, Cleveland hammering Senators, and the Giants and Phillies rolling.
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Babe Ruth
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Foxx
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Harvey Hendrick
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Gus’ Suhr
Tony Piet
Pirates
Pursonal Wrestlers and Oddities Highlight Local Gala
The town tale recounts Johnny Miller and Dick Sandige in a Grand Rapids boxing scene with Johnny reclaiming his lost gold medal from a pawn shop sting by Ralph Hammonds. Other notes praise Otis Muertz’s odd shoes, Golf star Lormine Young’s post op recovery, and quirky bets on salty boxing promoters and local mischief amid colorful street life.
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Johnny Miller
Dick Sandige
Grand Rapids
Mich
Romas
Ralph Hammonds
Miller
Hammonds
Snows
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Austin
Hammond
Johnny
Bowling Team Records and Player Scores Fragment
A fragmented OCR listing shows numerous bowlers with aliases and numeric scores, including colleagues from various clubs and handicap annotations. Names like Trinh X Napl, Carter, Belanger, Lavell, Honda, and Koester appear among varied scores and handicaps, with references to lane lists and league identifiers.
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Umague
Maexze
Winnerwater
Wotasafa
Mowe
Eat
Schaefer
Trinh
Levle
van Pordche
Honda
Robeta Makers
Trankely Jirwes
Letebett
Kent Imilmer
EAM
Woolf Announces Retirement From Horse Racing
Kansas City merchant Herbert M. Woolf says he will retire from horse racing due to business pressures. His Woolf Hill Stable includes Lady Broadcast, a $10,000 Havana Grand National winner, and Dark Sea, a gelding bought for $2500. Woolf estimates profits around $10,000 in the early 1990s with total racing earnings to date near $31,000.
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Kansas City
Herbert M. Woolf
Horaca
Woolf HiTwis
Havana
Hig Calors
Dark Sea
Woolf
Amoumn
Thalheimer Competes in Oklahoma City Tennis Trials
Oklahoma City hosts quar terfinal play for the state men’s singles championship. top seed Louis Thalheimer of Dallas battles Oklahoma City’s Td Overholzer as other matches unfold among Oklahoma City players Gem Mead Charles Davis Jerry Sass Artur Voss Ratt Laws Runkle and Dave Freeborn. Women’s slate features Mac Gearworst? Char rotte Mac uliston Oswald Jacoby and Virginia Pillars contending in semi finals.
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Thalheimer
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Louis Thalheimer
Dallas
Td Overholzer
Gem Mead
Charles Davis
Jerry Sass
Okeemah
Artur Voss
Topeka
Ratt
Laws Runkle
Dave Freeborn
Tulaa
Mac Gear
Worst
Wichita
Kanmel Charrotte Mac
Gehringer Hurt in Car Crash For Tigers
Detroit June 23 Charley Gehringer Tigers second baseman was injured when his car hit a viaduct rail last night. He suffered 4 bruises and will miss today's game against the Boston Red Sox. He is confined to bed but not seriously injured.
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Tob Warren
Denon
Carolina Street
Arig
Bob
Tixting
Detroit
Lye
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Gehringer
Scores Below 100 In Dubs Tourney At River Side Course
In a River Side Course round of the Dubs tournament, several players posted near 100 or better scores. Al St John beat A L Gertenthal 6 and 3 after breaking 100 in the first round. H Brieg defeated Len Proffett 5 and 4. Al Jikes edged P E Moore after a 20-hole duel. The rest of the week focuses on completing first round matches amid suspicious talk of skullduggery.
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Riverside
al St. John
A. L. Mergenthal
H. Brieg
Len Proffett
al Jikes
P. E. Moore
Fikes
Army League Tilt Sparks Randolph to Second Place
Randolph field defeats Station Hospital 6 to 4 at Fort Sam Howaton in an Army League game. Crosswatte earned fine relief for Randolph. Kenar led the winners with two hits while Leesier Massie and Woods each had two for Station Hospital.
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Crosswatte
Kenar
Leesier
Massie
Woods
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Trotala
Golosky
Tontiees UI
Sistion Hospital
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Wendy Eanes
Alosky
Ese
Rong
Murphy
Collis
Hela
Cristwalle
Wood
Atruck
Cristwatte
Calasky
Wodis Hs Wild Gutehar
Grant
Randomh
Station Muspitay
Massio T. Tinie
Catlies
Miner
Shields Surges Back To Beat Andrews In Five Sets
In a tense Wimbledon third round match American Davis Cup stalwart Frank X. Shields recovered from a set down to defeat New Zealand’s B D Andrews in five demanding sets. Other results include Wood Jr. defeating Gentien, Mangin advancing to the fourth round, Allison overpowering Mild, Burke falling to Metuxa, Herper exiting in the first round, Palfrey beating Webb, and Jacobs moving on past Shepherd-Bartis.
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England
Frank X. Shields
B. D. Andrews
New Zealand
Aidney B. Wood Jr
Shields
Inter
Jean Borotis
Antoine Gentien
France
Gregory Mangin
International Tennis Club of New York
J. R. Avery
Wilmer Allison
R. Mild
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stamford
Conn
Doris Metuxa
L. A. Herper
Sarah Palfrey
C. L. Webb
Ingland
Helen Jacobs
United States
Unclear Mat Results From Tartland and Beyond
Fragmentary report shows Tartland results with Everett Marsal and Cola defeating Nick lich in New York and Usui in 2002 Uowant Cant, plus Ivan Vakturott and others drawing. text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear events.
Handicap Tourney at Country Club Eighty San Antonio
Belfers are expected to qualify for the annual handicap tournament at the Country Club Eighty in San Antonio with matches weekly until termination of the Joast. Sixteen players compete in the championship flight while the second and third flights each hold 32 players. A $1 entry fee is paid by members and prizes are awarded in each flight.
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Country Club
San Antonio Country Club
Belfers
League votes to split season in Texas League
Dallas Times-Herald reports Texas League club owners voted to split the season by telephone vote conducted Wednesday night. Confirmation was not available Thursday morning. President Homer Hammond of the Indians hinted he voted aye, saying keep an eye on the flag race standings.
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Dallas Times-Herald
Homer Hammond
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Full Nelson Showdown Looms At Friday Wrestling Meet
Water Stratton and George Sauer, each with two signature holds, plan to test a full Nelson and a chin lock at Ralph Hammonds' Exposition Arena Friday night. Stratton beat world champ Gus Kallio recently. Sauer backs his chin lock to shake the card. Craig vs Lindsay headlines the semi final. other bouts feature Silent Rattan, Totty McMullen, Charlie Heard, and Bill Heron.
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Water Stratton
George Sauer
Ralph Hammonds
Cvantort Exposition Arena
Stratton
Gus Kallio
Sauer
Kallio
George Craig
Red Lindsay
Wil
Craig
Seadlock
Lindsay
Red
Silent Rattan
Totty McMullen
Chariie Heard
Bill Heron
Cincinnati Olympic Track Trials Set For Garson Field
Motuhan 20 aspirants seek berths on the American Olympic team in Cincinnati with trials at Garson Field tomorrow and Saturday. Entries so far include Ohio, Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania, with expected competitors from North and South Carolina, Indiana, Michigan, and Tennessee.
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Aspiratisa
Garson Field
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Kentucky
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Corolla
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Michigan
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