Red Sox Dodgers Boost League Leads
The Red Sox and Dodgers extended their league leads with strong hitting. Boston rallied to beat the Washington Senators 12 to 4, widening the American League lead to eight games, as Williams boosted his batting average with a three run double and a triple. The Dodgers exploded for five runs in three frames to defeat the Braves 12 to 3, moving their National League lead to four games over the idle St Louis Cardinals. Kirby Higbe earned his eighth win without a defeat. Shortstop Dick Culler left the Dodgers after a chipped bone in his leg.
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Baseball Score Summary from Brooklyn and New York Game
The Brooklyn and New York games feature multiple players across teams with hits, runs, and fielding details. Key names include Rowe, Walker, Sanderadh, Purgette, Lee, Reed, and others, with pitching by Wright and Poudel among others and attendance listed for the crowd.
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Stars Line Up for Junior Golf Championship
A strong list of favorites headlines the twentieth annual state junior golf championships starting Monday at Brackenridge Park. Tourney Manager Murray Brooks named top hopefuls from Arlington, Mallas, Kerrville, Austin, Wichita Falls and San Antonio, with about 120 entries expected and local entries free to practice.
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Carl Gustafson Jr
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Wichita Falls
Tony Holgan
San Antonio
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OPA Demise Could Stall Sports Boom Debate
Washington observers react to the lapse of the OPA amid a debated sports boom. Officials say most equipment contracts extend into 1916 football and 1947 spring seasons, park rents remain stable, and prices may not rise immediately. Some fear ticket costs could surge if prices elsewhere climb.
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Hole-in-One Achieved At Riverside Park by Charles Staudton
Charles Staudton joined the Hole-in-One club at Riverside Park on Saturday afternoon by sinking a tee shot on No 7 with a 4 iron. He played alongside his father Charles Stange Sy, famed bowler, his brother William, and Gervais Pyke.
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L A Bowlers Plan Aug 31 to Sept 2 Carnival
Chicago bowler Joe Wilma is listed as all events winner and enters San Jonio Stakes carnival in Buffalo Buffalo area entries include eight to ten high average keglers from Tulsa led by Meryl Mindaugh Southwestern champ. Other notes mention Raymer and Mrs Raymer joining Texas Alleys day July 14 and various league scores and signups from across Broadway Alley Main Center and Turner Club with several high game marks and the Texas sweepstakes results.
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S.A. Bowlers In the Groove At Marys University Leagues
List of high scores and standout bowlers from weekly league play across multiple clubs and divisions. Names include George Martin, Klabin, Tonks Veil, Buddy Hass, Bert Valet, Ray Tampmann, O Kiviln, Norene Vick, Emil Fatma, Louise inn, and many more. Scores range from the high 600s to the low 300s, with multiple teams and groups represented.
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Brown Last U S Wimbledon Hope
San Francisco’s Tom Brown, unseeded, beat Tony Mottram to reach Wimbledon quarterfinals and keep American hopes alive for all five titles. He faces Franja Punčeš in the next round as Dinny Pails looms as a possible semifinal foe. other Americans Erin Brough Osborne, Betz, Bundy and Hart advance in women's events.
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Layne Bats .387 in Southern Association
Layne of Chattanooga continued to hit hard and raise his batting average by 11 points in the past week. He holds the top Southern Association mark at .397 while playing for the Chattanooga club.
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