Giants Lose Two To Phils See Lead Dwindle In NL
New York Giants slip to second place as Philadelphia Phillies win both ends of a doubleheader 7-4 and 6-3. Cubs over Pirates shave one and a half games, while left-handed pitching and Phillies strength widen the gap. Cardinals loom next week with Cubs following.
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Notes From Major League Press Box
George Kirkley writes a rundown of spring and season notes from major league camps. Items mention Berlin Olympics sentiment, Cubs and Cardinals interest, Athletics outfield strength, pennant races between Giants and Cubs, Braves scouting gaps, Curt Davis over Hubbell, Lindstrom and Galan chicken anecdote, Vernon G W oil rumor, Huck Betts’ winless start, Hornsby’s view on pitchers, Blanton umpiring quality, Parmalee nickname, Bartell by his given name, Terry called Skipper, Al Simmons beer habit, Marcum antics at bat, Gehrig song doubts, and Anchor Girls softball practice tonight at Ely School.
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Lersch Upsets Hupp In City Tennis Championship
Bill Lersch an unseeded player shocked No 8 seed Chuck Hupp by taking the first round in straight sets 9-7 6-0. The match featured a tight opener and a dominant second set as Lersch advances to face Bill Meredith, who defeated Homer Price 6-2 6-0 and meets Jay Howenstine next.
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Bainbridge Fires No-Hit Win for Hughes Provision
Curley Bainbridge, ace for Hughes Provision, hurled a no hit no run game versus Dobrowski Meats at McKinley Diamond, winning 7 to 0. Only two runners reached base, Meier fumbling a grounder for one, Krist drawing a walk. Bainbridge fanned eight, with all runs coming in the fourth and fifth innings, five in the fourth and two in the fifth.
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Clothiers blank Shropshires in YMCA Younger Boys game
The Clothiers defeated the Shropshires 4 to 0 yesterday morning on the Franklin diamond. Joe Herold pitched for the winners allowing only two hits. Tonight at Jefferson No. 2 diamond Welsh Funeral Home and Grafton State Farm meet at 6 15 p m on Jefferson.
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Indians Faced With Manager Trend Since 1928
Cleveland baseball history shows three managers since 1928 under current owner Steve ONeill while other clubs varied. Meldrum Veale, 19, and former Cleveland Heights star, died in a foggy Michigan car crash involving his brother Tinkham. A Grand American trapshooting tourney looms in Vandalia Ohio from August 16 to 23 with a record entry expected.
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Indians Gain Even Split In Doubleheader
In St Louis Cleveland routs Brown in game one 14 to 8 on a 16 hit attack as Pearson Stewart and others drive runs. Second game Cleveland falls 9 to 5 after Browns rally. Stewart wins for Indians while Cain takes loss. Third game slated with Hudlin for Cleveland and Ivy Andrews for St Louis.
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Tube Open Hearth Holds Golf Tourney at Cherry Ridge
The Open Hearth Division of the National Tules Company held a golf tournament today at Cherry Ridge with about 50 players at the West River Road public links. Cherry Ridge ladies planned their regular 5:39 session followed by dinner in the clubhouse, and Sunset foursomes highlighted the feature.
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Eastern Heights Loop Games Tonight
The Wagon Wheels face the Merchants at Richwine diamond while Silver's Watch Repairs play the Business Men at Harmon diamond in Eastern Heights League action this evening.
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Reds Beat Flint in Exhibition Game 6 0
Cincinnati Reds dominated the Flint All-Stars 6 to 0 in an exhibition at Flint. LeRoy Herrmann started and pitched six innings before coaching finish by George Kelly. Reds begin a five game series with the Pittsburgh Pirates in Pittsburgh with Al Hollinsworth set to pitch for Cincinnati.
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Electrolux Team Wallops Tarrys Sports In Upset
Electrolux upset Tarrys Sports in a surprising contest altering standings. Electrolux secured a decisive win as key players led the charge and shifted the race for top spots in the league standings.
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City Softball League Tonight Features Three Contests
Two games are on the schedule in the YMCA City Softball League tonight. Hi Speed Gas and Waldorf Lagrs duel at McKinley Murphy. Sears Roebuck clashes with Steel and Tubes at Hamilton Bako. A colored teams game p its Elyria Hardwares versus Herb's Smoke Shop at Ely Stadium diamond at 6 15 p m.
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Jacobs To Take Best Offer For Louis Baer Bout
Chicago promoter Mike Jacobs aims to maximize bidding between New York and Chicago for the 16 round Joe Louis and Maxie Baer fight. The bout, set after Louis’ KO of Levinsky, may take place Sept 24 or 27 with Jacobs saying the club making the best offer gets the fight.
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Ely Stadium clash between Elyria High and South End All Stars
The Elyria High All Stars face South End All Stars this afternoon at Ely Stadium. Ror Clymer's rotation lists Dan Guigai as pitcher with Gene Graber catching. South End plans Talarek or Hellman on the mound and King or Powers behind the plate. South End players must report at 4 30 p.m.
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Hughes Provision Juniors Win By Forfeit
The Hughes Provision Juniors secured a win by forfeit over Everybody's Market in a scheduled M. C. A. Older Boys League game yesterday. Everybody's Market failed to appear for the contest.
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