Indians Triumph 8-3 Over Red Sox at Fenway Park
Cleveland pitchers Belve Beane and Dur anh quieted Boston as Eddie Morgan and Johnny Hodapp led the offense in an 8 3 victory. Morriss left after seven as Durham gave up five runs in the eighth. Holloway was released to the Yankees.
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Jacobs Holds Up Return Bout
New York July 1 Refusal of Joe Jacobs to grant Madison Square Garden an option delays signing for a Schmeling Sharkey return bout at Yankee Stadium September 25. Bruen wants Schmeling under exclusive services for another year, but Jacobs will not sign for more than one bout.
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the Garden
American Association Owners Meet To Vote Split Season
Baseball club owners of the American Association met in Chicago to discuss a split season plan. If approved, the second half would start July 7 and pennants would be awarded both in July and at season end.
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Furnished and unfurnished suites in Devon Court Apt
Apartments on 3rd Street offered by agent B M O'Donnell. Contact 35202 or 2221 for details on furnished and unfurnished suites.
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Senator Shires Aims For Washington Pennant This Season
By William Ritt Washington’s 97th speech making senator Art Shires proves his value to the Washington club and its fans He hits for power and plays first with a defense that impresses the Capitol City crowd On and off the field his style and fit with team leadership draw praise from Clark Griffith and fellow Texas lawmakers as he builds toward a pennant and a standout season
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Dioces
Will Break My Former Record Babe Ruth Tells United Press
New York July 1 Babe Ruth told the United Press he will break his home run record if pitching to him continues. He had 16 homers in June, 30 total, and led his 1927 pace by 12 days and 12 games. Ruth’s 100th homer came off Al Thomas of the White Sox in the seventh inning yesterday, launching into the right field bleachers as he extended his chase toward new marks for 1928.
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Baseball statistical leaders from Major League Leaders
American League leaders include Cochrane Philadelphia 415 at bats 186 runs 43 walks 78 home runs 409 hits. Gehrig and Rice also prominent with Gehrig New York 2397 at bats 95 runs 61 hits 2397?. National League leaders list O Doul Philadelphia 401 on base 993? 401 slugging. Klein? etc. The text presents players by club with games at bats and pet metrics.
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Church League Games Tonight at YMCA Fields
Three games headline tonight’s church league action. At Al Kinley field the Methodists meet Holy Cross, St Marrss aims to halt Church of Christ’s win streak at Hamilton Field, and in the third game St Johns faces St Pauls at Rachwine Vicid.
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Carnera Exhibits Size In Columbus Exhibition Bout
Primo Carnera arrived in Columbus for an American style showcase drawing 2000 fans. The 276 pound Italian battled Riz Yankinson and Jack McAuliffee in a three round exhibition, showing raw power but limited accuracy as he brushed off Lancaster’s Yankinson and Detroit’s McAuliffee. Babe Ruth homers again as the Yankees beat the White Sox 4 1.
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Holy Cross Seniors Beat Oberlin 7-4 in Midweek Action
The Holy Cross Seniors defeated Oberlin Business Men's Club 7-4 at Oberlin. Ernest came in as relief pitcher for Holy Cross after Samut left the game, striking out seven and earning the win. Vic and Frank Kaminski led offensively with three hits each as Holy Cross solidified its two strong starting pitchers.
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Industrial League Results Show Fox Furnace Win
In a 12 4 victory Fox Furnace defeated Western Automatics as Smith excelled on the mound allowing seven hits. Westerns fielding was sloppy and Stanfield pitched well for the losers. Colson Harshaw Chemical game was postponed. Paragon Oils beat Second Congregational Church League 10 6 at Jefferson Field and will face Reis ing Lunches Thursday at 6 30.
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Standings and results from American League games today
The American circuit shows Cleveland at Boston and Detroit at Philadelphia among two games. Louis plays Washington and Chicago hosts New York. The Colson Harshaw game was postponed and Colson plant is closed for vacation. Hits include Sadoski Webber Phipps Williams Flicker Malone Fortman and Burton. Blair earned the win and Battenhouse the loss. Umpires Denver. Time 6. Boston beat Pittsburgh 6 3. New York 3. Brooklyn-St Louis on wet grounds. no other games scheduled.
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Sunday High School Showdowns in Ohio
Elyria visits North Olmsted, Berea plays Independence, and Dover travels to Lorain in a trio of Sunday high school basketball games. Each matchup features local squads aiming to boost standings and showcase top talent across the region.
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West Sides to Clash With Paradise Furnitures on July Fourth
West Sides meet the top Cleveland Class B team Paradise Furnitures at Cascade Park on July 4. Paradise has a 1 loss record at 4 3 and sluggers Toth Beda Cherry hitting .400. Cook may pitch for West Sides with Miers at second and Burley on hot corner.
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al Clawson
Cubs Build Lead as Athletics Falter in Tight Standings
In major league play the 1929 pennant favorites Cubs and Athletics faced mixed results. The Cubs beat the Giants 10 to 3 to widen the National League edge while the Robins were rained out in St Louis. The Athletics edged Detroit 3 to 1 after a late rally, with Vic Sorrell stifling New York. Firpo Farber ry limited St Louis to four hits and produced a timely bases loaded bunt for Washington’s 2 to 1 win over the Browns.
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Wimbledon doubles on program as Americans seek semis
US stars aim for Wimbledon quarter finals led by Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs with Elizabeth Ryan. Tilden and Borotra reach men’s singles semis while Wilmer Alison and John Van Ryan join Bunny Austin and John Cliff in doubles. Pairings include Moody vs Mudford and Jacobs vs Aussem as action continues today.
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Bunny) Austin
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National Games Today National matchups across major cities
National games today feature Brooklyn at St Louis, Boston at Pittsburgh, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Top teams clash as leagues showcase regional rivalries across four cities.
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Association Gamen Today Columbus Milwaukee Clash
A sports brief notes games today across the league with Columbus at Milwaukee Indianapolis at St Paul Louisville at Minneapolis Toledo at Kansas City. St Paul and Minneapolis hosts show on the schedule while Columbus and Milwaukee seek key wins to boost standings.
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Boston Triumphs Over Pirates In Extra Bases Rally
Boston topped Pittsburgh 6 to 6 in the lone National League game, reclaiming fifth place from the Pirates as Richbouge delivered a bases loaded single in the eighth to drive in the tying and winning runs.
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Doubles Championship Draws Highlight 1929 U S Event
Holland with John Doeg and George Lott, the 1929 United States doubles champions, were set to play R D Poland and C E Maffay in the fourth round. Women’s doubles pairings include quarter finals Wills Moody and Ryan versus Hill Lycett and cross roundups with Cross Palfrey versus Mayme Montgomery in England.
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News Boys Take Seven In Indoor Battle At Cascade Park
A seven inning indoor game last evening at Cascade Park saw the Cleveland News carriers defeat the Chronicle Telegram squad 7 to 6 after a hard fought rally.
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Basketball Coach at Wittenberg Dies in Canton
Joseph F Hermann, basketball coach at Wittenberg College Springfield, died after months of illness. He led two state championship teams at Dover High School, coached base ball and assisted on gridiron, was Mt. Union alumnus, studied law at Ohio State, and served as secretary of the Springfield Central league club.
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Cubs Extend Lead Despite Star Losses
Despite losing Hal Carlson and Rogers Hornsby to injuries and setbacks to other stars, the Cubs have matched the pace of 1929 and hold a larger lead than at a similar point in last season’s drive, showing resilient depth and strong team performance.
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Bittners Nose Akron in 8 7 Victory at Grafton
The Grafton Bittners beat the Akron Independents 8 to 7 at Grafton on Sunday. Akron led 7 5 entering the eighth before Bittners rallied for three runs. Hastings pitched five innings, allowing 11 hits but limiting damage with strong defense behind him. Poor fielding by Akron aided five third inning runs for Akron. Next Sunday the Bittners travel to Valley City for a tough game.
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Griffiths And Risko Face Foul Penalty
In Chicago the 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium will trigger refunds to spectators if Johnny Risko or Tuffy Griffith commits a foul. Both boxers agree to forfeit their purse for any foul, the money to be used for refunds to customers.
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