Ketten Biel Beats Beatrice Again In Four Days
Beatrice at Ned July 2 Clyde Ketten Biel Cardinals left hander earned his second win in four days over Sioux City in a 7 to 6 victory. Beatrice jumped ahead with two runs in the first on singles by Goodwin Dougan and Vis and a sac fly by Perdirtz. Sioux City tied in the bottom of the inning, then took the lead in the second before Beatrice answered with two in the fifth. Dougan homered for Beatrice, and Hout relieved Trejean to hold Sioux City silent the rest of the game. Beatrice threatened in the ninth, but Heichle homered to plate three for Sioux City.
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Standings Update From Tri-State and Leagues
Tri-State and Western League standings show Beatrice Be 7 Hastings 7 Grand Island 3 Western League results include Wichita 4 Oklahoma City 1 Des Moines postponed. American League Cleveland 6 8 St Louis 4 2 Washington 28 Boston 10. National League Chicago 4 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 6 Taul 1 Toledo 1. No games today for Tri-State schedule. Oklahoma City hosts.
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Suzanne Lenglen quits Wimbledon again due to ill health
London July 1 Suzanne Lenglen, defending Wimbledon world champion, quits all further matches in the tournament citing continued after effects of a winter illness. Doctors advised withdrawal. Observers doubt the reasons, noting her offhand remarks at the Wightman Cup and recent hard matches against Elizabeth Ryan and Helen Wills in the same event.
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Wise Cracks by Joe Williams and sports jests
A column-like jumble of quips. Topics include the hot weather, the Giants and Phillies payrolls, Walter Johnson, a Berlin gymnast, Harry Greb, Tex Rickards, an Ohio boy worm hunt, paddock and Olympic trials, Helen Wills, Mr OGeorfy on Dempsey, and a coastal loving cup remark.
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Timely Tips on Amateurs by Bays Joe Bush
A veteran pitcher emphasizes more than speed and curve in building skill. Control, fielding perfection, and smart pitching decisions shape a successful game. Cover first base, back up throws, and avoid overexertion. Keep something in reserve for clutch moments and practice batting to contribute run production.
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Senators defeat Red Sox twice in doubleheader sweep
Washington won both games of a doubleheader from Boston, 2 to 1 and 5 to 3. Piercey and Martina battled in the opener with Martina taking the edge, while Curley Ogden in the nightcap limited the Red Sox to three hits and cruised to the win.
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New York Giants Dominate Dodgers Behind Bentley Shutout
New York defeats Brooklyn 6 to 0 as Bentley holds the Robins to five hits. Giants 13 wins in 16 starts, Decatur relieved for Taylor in eighth. Two-base hit by Bentley and home run by Younst key to the victory.
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Cubs Rally to Top Reds Four to Eight in Chicago Win
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 as Friberg homered with two on in the fourth. Donohue and Mays held Cincinnati to four hits. Burns and Friberg homered for Chicago. Stolen bases by Grantham Heathcote and a double play helped seal the win. Chicago 4 Cincinnati 3.
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Indians Clip Browns to Move Up in American League
Cleveland climbs from seventh to fourth in the AL by taking a doubleheader from St Louis. Shaute wins the opener despite heavy hitting, Coveleskie outpitches in the second game, and Cleveland posts 6 4 and 6 2 scores. Detroit routs the White Sox 13 to 5, Ruth hits a homer and drives in runs as Philadelphia blanks the Athletics 7 to 0.
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Baseball Recap of Yesterdays Standings
Burns of Chicago led yesterday with a three inning score for Burns. Young of New York took sixth, Fiieburg of Chicago fourth, Ruth of New York led in league with fifth, Johnson of Milwaukee first, Jacobson of St. Louis sixth, Dressen of St. Paul second, Hornsby of St. Louis eighth, Miller of St. Joseph first.
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Pro Baseball Scoring Clarifications by Evans
Billy Evans explains final decisions on disputed plays in baseball scoring. Rules cover when catchers are charged with errors, exemptions for dropped fly balls, and attribution on double and triple steals regarding which runner is credited with a steal or out.
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