Giants and Cards Clash as Mets Rally in Tight Standings
Giants rout the Cards 11-2 as St Louis hosts New York in a tense pennant race. Brooklyn, Chicago and St Louis push toward the top with win streaks while Dizzy Dean and Vic Power struggle. A 41,264 attendance sets a St Louis single-seat regular-season record.
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New York Giants
Chicago
S! Louis
St. Louis
New York
New Yorkers
Giants
Chisfag0
Brooklyn
Bill Tory
Dizzy Dean
Gards
St. Lewis
Dieky Dean
Hank Lieber
Tor Ty
Cary
Hubbell
Joz Medwick
Tae Cans
CUBS
Joske Bowlers Take On Foske Brothers Team
A Foske Brothers mens furnishing department bowling match features Foske against Joske Bowlers. The event highlights team participation on a Thursday evening with high rolls and competitive alleys as both sides vie for bragging rights in a lively week of bowling at Foske.
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Joske
Foske Brothers
Eam
Gunter Officials Session Details and Club Competition
In a local gathering at the Gunter venue officials discussed upcoming football matters and dues. The San Almelo Country Club hosted its annual tournament where Mrs Rochen, Wichita champion, defeated Mrs Garden Philips of Big Spring 12 and UL, claiming the ladies golf final in a steady matchup.
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Bian
Gt. Foto
Tf. Reich
Rochon Chamd
AN Angelo
Bene
Tay
FG. Rochen
Wichita
Fale Sis
San Almelo Country Club
Rochen
Garden Philips
Big Spring
Standings and results from scattered club tests across leagues
The page lists multiple club standings and match results for Sunday tests across various cities and leagues. It references teams such as Minneapolis, St Paul, Milwaukee, Columbus, and Toledo with scattered scores and lineups. Names include Spencer, Giuliani, Wahier, Datore, and Ryba among others, with player pairings and batting or fielding notes interlaced.
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Minneajnlis
Javina Kanray
Vale
St Paul
Miweneos
Loweville
Lac
Feaner
Hany
Bers
Gage
Milsraukee
Spencer
Giuliai
Wahier
AMUCAN LEAGUE AND BASEBALL SCORES FROM CHICAGO TO ATLANTA
Fragmented league results show Monday play with matchups across the Amucan and National leagues. Box scores list teams such as Chattanooga Birmingham Little Rock Memphis Nashville and others with battering lines and pitcher pairings, reflecting a rough daily summary of scores and lineups.
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Soltiern Association
Wea
Pet
Ree
Stone
Memphis
Nashvile Iyerrsescsy
Shaltanooga
Biewlysham
Vas
Chellanooga
Atlanta
McColl
Shave
Jackson
Lind ¥Er
Moore
Kelley
Palralsano
Atoure
Palmisang
Kane
Chattanooga
Biles
Schmidt Amd Palmisano
Birmingham
Little Rock
Collier and Horgan
Schaussier
Clawitter
BOO
Binningham Lille Rock
McEvor
Qux
Nerstick
Sharpe and Rive
New Orleans
Merophis
Thomas
J. Davis
al- Powell
Chirland
Pingra
Crisswelrd
Fiarita
Watkins and Biiemire
Frarite
Blaemire
Traynor to Helm Pirates as Spring Camp Opens
Harold Pie Traynor will manage the Pittsburgh Pirates during their spring training at Techfield San Antonio Texas. Traynor has been with Pittsburgh for 14 years and is signed to lead the Sox Bucs intos with William Beltswanger as president. The announcement cites optimism for a strong start to the season and the increase in gain for good work.
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Kryptsburgh
T He Pithsburat Pirates
Techfield
San Antonio
Texas
Harold
Pie) Traynor
William Beltswanger
Yonalezek
Traynor
Pirates
Sini Pittsburgh
Judith Denies Breakup With Doyle in Provisions
Judith denies reports that she and Doyle will separate, asserting no separation exists. She cites marital harmony and vows to remain together despite rumors sparked by private letters and press speculation.
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Judith
Doyle
Sprinter Shatters Record at Local Exhibition Meet
STEMLA BETTERS RECORD Lasuaue ruBu Beye and Stella Wal fads xaman sprinter Subgay set a new mark in the 400 meters with 46% seconds, beating her previous 422 time. Competing in the exhibition meet here she also won the 100 meters in ALG seconds.
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Lasuaue
ruBu
Beye
Stella
McKinney Shooter Crowned State Skeet Champion
Roy Gherry of McKinney won the Beutherstein skeet crown with 135 of 260 targets in the Swahoy Meet, defeating J. O. Bates of Fort Worth who scored 190. Bates had set a Ward's record with 398 consecutive discs in 1934. Other outcomes include Clayton winning the Western junior title and Mrs. Sam Weigs retaining the women’s title, with professionals led by Lindsay of Paris winning. Grand Fashion, a bay gelding, won harness classes at Pomowa.
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McKinney
Dallas
Roy Gherry
Beutherstein
Mter
J. O. Bates
Fort Worth
Bates
Freke
Ward
Clayton
Calvin
Okta
Batts
White
James Norten
Eastland
Weis
Lindsay
Parle
Texas
J. JW. Alston
San Antonio
Lindeau
Alaté
Second Youngs Benefit Ball Game Set
A second benefit event honors Ross Youngs at Shiner with the Bombers facing Somerset Grizzles in a fund raiser for his monument at Mission Burial Park. Patrons will pay admissions, gate receipts go to the fund, and ex-San Antonio players join in the exhibition with local teams and sponsors supporting the cause.
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Mission Burial Park
Ross Youngs
Ant Comstock
Somerset Grizzles
Youngs Memorial Fund
Techfic
Shiner
Jimmy Brought
Huntress
Fendleton
Intiruder
San Antonio
Dim Riley
Theoxses
Paul Villaret
Robley
Somerset
Lash
Fomby Clothing Company
Somerset AB Rho
Egal
Ax Betts
Antonia
Mimars
Page defeats Andrews in Philadelphia doubles final
Eunice Dean of San Antonio and Millicent Hirsch of New York lose the doubles final as Ass Page and Mrs Andrus win. The match ends 6-4 7-2 1-3. Page also secures the singles title, defeating Garethy Andis, the fourth ranking player, in a separate final.
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Philadelphia
Hiss Aun Page
Garethy Andis
Ass Page
Andrus
Eunice Dean
San Antonio
Texas
Millicent. Hirsch
New York
Perpetual Help Wins Rivalry With Late Rally
Perpetual Help rallied in the ninth inning for one run and defeated the Alamo Paintmen 4 2 Sunday afternoon at Delgada. Delgada starred with a triple and a single leading the attack. Batteries: Gareit and Rivas for Perpetual Help. Kerelzer and RB for Alamo Paint. Willian noted.
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Perpetual Help
Alamo
Delgada
Alana
Gareit
Rivas
Kerelzer
Willian
Jacksonville Dixie Champs Secure Back-To-Back Crown
The Jacksonville Jax claimed the Little Dixie championship for a second straight year by winning the 135 series over the Pine Bluff Judges four games to one. Manager Mackie Reid limited the Judges to six hits as Jacksonville surged in the early games, securing the series despite a late setback.
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Gaguin
Begnin
White Sox
Somerset Oilers
Seguin
Cox
Gheck Batey
Kingfish Pullen
Gonerset
Chit Wagener
Pullen
Rixon
Jacksonville
Seph
Jacksonville Jax
Jax
Pine Blutt Jurgees
Mackie Reid
Tilden Defeats Kozcla to Claim National Pro Singles Title
Old Bill Tilden, veteran tennis champion, beats Kozcla in five sets 0-6 6-1 6-4 6-0 on Brooklyn courts to become national professional singles champion. In doubles, Lovt and Stoe fen defeat Chapin and Bernstein in straight sets 8-3 6-3. Chapin and Bernstein had earlier eliminated Tilden and Hunter in doubles.
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NTW Yur
Bill Tilden
Goch
Kera
Kozcla
Brooklyn
Peery
Tilden
George Lovt
Lester Stoefen
Alfred H. Chapin
Marion Bernstein
Atraight
Chapin
Bernstein
Downing Tilden
Frank Hunter
Medina boat regatta draws large crowd despite spills
A Medina boat regatta saw three spills and a near mishap as drivers were thrown into the water. Dick Hall won the main race with Henry Taubert second and G. C. Perkins third. Surfboard and hydroplane results highlighted a day of crashes, near-accidents, and judging delays before a 8 pm club meeting at Simon Boat Company.
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Ren
Autost
Uts
Medina Laze
Laurin
Bo Sherry
Shen
Addie Yetns
Jonson
Schoen
Dolphin
Dick Hall
Henrry Taubert
G. C. Perkins
Lynn Daniels
John Huntress
Stinson
PerkingeHitkard
Shercy-Taubert
Rock-Fenell
Fennell
W. Ko Fennell
Sis? Treutey
Mra. Fennell
J. Jackson
Clyde Crow
Alkins
Dani
Johnson
Sherry
Humbess Nifth
Buddy Reuter
Taubert
Barney
Weekend Sports Results From Coastal Open Venues
Weekend sports briefs from Los Angeles to New York report multiple straight-set wins in tennis doubles and singles, with top seeds like Svan Van Ryn and Jacques Juguen dominating mixed doubles, Tilden defeating Kozalah for the national professional singles title, and amateur champion Willam Tawton Little Jr. holding firm. The Maryland golf championship concludes with Vig Ghezzl posting 72 and Lipton trophy claimed. Helen Stenkens sets a 100 meters world record as the Aurora Bears and Hurricanes and Greentres clash in open pole vault events.
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Prem
Los Angeles
Wilmer Ailleon
Carelin Babenck
Ars
Svan van Ryn
Jacques Juguen
Rew York
Tilden
Kozalah
Championsip
Gole
Cleveland
Willian Tawton Little Jr
Walter Emery
Ane Willimore
Vig Ghezzl
Maryland
Bole
Casafully
Thomas Lipton
New York
Aurora Bears
Templeran Lo Xo Int Gnals
Charopton
Helen Stenkens
Two Victories For Seewald By Ghick Seewald Shines
Seewald stars with strong pitching for Lake View Dairymen in a doubleheader sweep over Hartlandale Athletics. He allows only two hits in the second game and wins 6-1 after a 7-2 opener. Conway and Seewald contribute at the plate and in the field as Lake View gains ground in the series.
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Ghick Seewald
Lakeview Dairymen
Overihe Hartandale Athletics
Steware
Tour Mis
Glkeas
Sunnday
Ratvelt
Clath
Jonney Conway
Dairymen
Mist Cam Lakestoy
Ates Lathandaie
Crisef
al Tronn
Geverdd
Lughes
Pigallit
al Hollen
Acenwase
Rowerb
Duitcraiet
Firldar
Staten
Nuerni Ee
Seewald
Totate
Lakeview Dairy
Hariandale
Houston NINE TAAF Champs Defeat Dairyland in Final
The Bubba Hicks led Houston nine won the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation baseball title by defeating the Dairyland nine of Fort Worth 4 to 3 in the final here. Umpire calls and a protest marked the game before Withers withdrew the protest after the final play.
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Houston
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Bubba Hicks
Dairyland Nine
Fork Worth
Artulents
Fincher
Withers
Dairyland
Fort Worth
Marion Clebosisi
Callahan
Welroy Looks Classy With Rattlers Guarding St. Mary's Camp
Frank Bridges of St Marys university pushed players into focus after afternoon practice. McElroy a 195 pound tackle from Behreimer Institute was praised by Bull Gilstrap as one of the best he has seen. New arrivals Kessinger and Gossicana joined the Rattler camp as 20 man squad prepared for Rice Owls game. Tickets sales plans discussed by Junior Chamber of Commerce with emphasis on reserved seats per ticket stubs.
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Frank Bridges
St. Mary's University
Bute McEroy
Hoy Bridges
McElroy
Fine Behreimer Institute
Bull” Gilstrap
Maurntaineers
McHiroy
Mat
Westmoorland
John Kessinger
Eaglefield
Chamber of Commerce
Atreteh
Mose Simms
St. Mary's
Pro Football In Exhibition Games Opens Season
Reports from Reading Green Bay Danbury and Boston describe exhibition and league play. Brooklyn Dodgers beat Reading Bees 7 0 with notable injuries including Inesman Barclay and Kostka scoring for the Dodgers. Green Bay hosts Chicago Cardinals in a 7 6 loss as Pardone’s field goal edges it. Giants crush Danbury 32 0 led by Saransky with a 100 yard interception return. Casey, Harvard great, to administer a $28 million federal youth fund in Massachusetts at $12,000 salary once Redskins coaching contract ends.
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Reading
George Barclay
Inesman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reading Meystones
Dodgers
Darelay
North Caroline University
Stan Kostka
Green Bay
Wis
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Raul Pardone
Cardinal
Danbury
Conn
New York Giants
Danbury Trojans
Tony Saransky
Fordham
Boston
Addis
Casey
Harvard Grid
Grigison
Massachusetts
Fla
Boston Redskins
City funds golf course upgrade for next Texan Open
Mayor Tobmang and Commissioner Lambert authorize spending six hundred thousand dollars to improve Brackenridge park golf course. Fertilizer, worm eradicator purchases planned. Involved golf committee members include Marley, Clegg, Rue, Goggan, Gold, and more. Weathered youth league and local officials noted in scattered names from the past.
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John W. Tobmang
Ray Lambert
Brackenridge Park
Marley
Clegg
Ton Rue
Tom Goggan
Nati Goldsont
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Cy Fried
Jerome Diengut
W. Campbell
W. Collins
Ned Belt
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Ben Neumann
Herman Man
PG. Woods
Billy Edwards
Leo
Daniel Boone” Savage
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