Outsider Whitehaven Wins Legion Derby at Interstate Fair
Murdock rode Whitehaven to win the American Legion Derby by neck over Walterina as Pine Crest and Woodie Montgomery failed at the barrier on opening day. Bookmakers reaped a small harvest as 3 to 1 favorite status shifted with the muddy track. Seven races follow with favorites and longshots alike, including Helen Cook and Trinket delivering upsets.
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Standings and Schedules Across Leagues
Listings show Tri States and American League matchups including Hastings Sioux Falls Beatrice Norfolk Western League games Oklahoma City St Joseph Lincoln Denver Des Moines Omaha Tulsa Wichita Chicago St Louis New York Washington Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Columbus Indianaapolis Louisville Kansas City Minneapolis Paul Minneapolis.
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Braves hurler shuts out Dodgers in 1 0 win
Yesterday Joe Genewich blanked the Brooklyn Dodgers allowing three scattered hits as the Braves won 1 to 0. The Braves also won the first game 5 to 1 and the Giants and Phils split a two game set with New York taking the opener 2 to 0 before Philadelphia won the second 2 to 2. Sotheron blanked the Cubs 11 to 0 in the first game but Chicago won the second 6 to 5. Luque pitched well in the first game as Cincinnati beat the Pirates 8 to 0 and then 4 to 2 in the second. The Yankees doubled the Senators, aiding New York’s move into second place while the Tigers slumped.
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Islanders Devon Harkins Pitching Leads Second win 10
Grand Island, July 4 Harkins was hit hard by the Islanders in the second game as the league runners up took a 6 to 5 opening contest. In the afternoon Grand Island won 11 to 2 behind Hocker who held Sioux City to eight hits. Box score shows errors by Pendritz Condon Krantger and Duryea among others. Winning pitcher Hocker. losing Bope. Umpire Harking.
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Reds Take Two From Pirates In Fourth Of July Doubleheader
Cincinnati Reds swept a July fourth doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates with strong pitching by Luque in the morning and Benton in the afternoon. Roush and Bressler led Reds offense with three hits apiece in the second game as Cincinnati won 6 to 0 and 8 to 4.
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Penn State Runner header St Louis morning game result
Chicago and St Louis split a morning tilt with Chicago scoring in the noon session and St Louis tallying late to win. The box shows Heathcote and Grantham among Chicago's leaders, while Wheeler and Keen pitched for St Louis in a low scoring affair.
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World Champions Take Both Games From Washington
The world champions and the Washington Nationals split two close games in a doubleheader. In the opener Zachary was tagged for four runs as New York edged ahead 4 2. Russell and Mogridge pitched well for the Yankees in game two, with Jones and Mogridge throwing a low hit duel as New York added two in the ninth to win. In the later game Cleveland topped Chicago 8 5 and 4 3 in a split double bill. Tee Lyons starred for Cleveland in the second game while Chicago jousted with strong pitching from Connally and McWeeny.
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Home Run Totals from Yesterday Across Teams
Yesterday's baseball notes show Ruth of New York Homer for one run while Hellman of Detroit and Ward of New York each added 14. Bressler of Cincinnati recorded 1 hit with a 2 count. SSiaeabat
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Tigers Lose in Slugfest as St Louis Offense Prevails
Detroit falls to St Louis 5 3 in a game defined by crucial hits and late rallies. Williams and Bassler spark the offense with key extra base hits while Van Gilder and Dauss duel on the mound. errors and walks tilt the balance to the visitors.
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Strong array of athletes at Colombes opens Olympic games
Henry L. Farrell reports from Paris on July 6 that the opening of the eighth Olympiad drew the strongest field of competitors yet, with 4,000 athletes from 45 nations marching past the reviewing stand. The ceremony highlighted global youth and included nations from Greece to the United States, with Brazil saluting by flag tradition.
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Unusual underhand delivery boosts Carl Mays pitcher impact
Billy Evans notes Carl Mays of the Cincinnati Reds shows a distinctive underhand delivery that helped his success. Once waivers floated him from the New York Yankees, Mays proved effective as a National Leaguer, potentially delivering pennant momentum for Cincinnati.
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