Indians Triumph Over Browns in 12-6 Victory at League Park
Cleveland slams St Louis 12 to 6 with Morgan and Averill leading the attack. Edward Averill hits a home run and a triple while Eddie Morgan drives in four runs as Mel Harder shines on the mound. Lind released to make room for Eddie Montague who will join Cleveland.
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Wildcats Win Boys League Championship in 19-6 Victory
The Wildcats clinched the Y Boys League title yesterday by beating the Midgets 19 to 6. Missing their regular pitcher, the Midgets faded as the Wildcats finished the season undefeated with a perfect record in league play.
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Major League Leaders Overview for American and National Leagues
Summary of top players by league, listing totals for games played, at bats, runs, hits and batting averages. Named leaders include Gehrig, Foxx, and Mantle in the American League and O Doul, Mize, Waner, and Herman in the National League, with leaderboards reflecting season progress to date.
Lyons Shines as White Sox Beat Tigers in Season High Win
Ted Lyons pitched and batted to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 4 to 3 defeat of Detroit. He drove in two runs with a second inning triple, delivering the club its biggest victory of the season and strengthening his lead in wins.
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Chicago White Sox
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Luque Emerges As Dodgers Ace In Remarkable Turnaround
Cartoonist Jack Lords notes Adolfo Luque, the Cuban star for Brooklyn, as a top NL pitcher. After a 19 year career, Luque shows no age strain this season, while a Reds swap yielded McWeeny who fizzled. Luque becomes the key to a potential pennant run for Brooklyn.
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Central Press
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Cincinnati Reds
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Tilden Wins In Dutch Tourney At Amsterdam
William Tilden ignores Davis Cup controversy and advances at the Dutch championships. He beat Hendrik Van Riemendyk of Holland in singles and teamed with Dr. Daniel Prenn of Germany to win the doubles against Eduard Croes and Eduard Serkirs of Holland.
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Amsterdam
United States
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Holland
Daniel Prenn
Germany
Eduard Croes
Eduard Serkirs
Standings Snapshot From Early Hockey Standings
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American Results Summary Card
Cleveland leads with 12 to St Louis 6 while New York stands 1-9 and Philadelphia 4-4. Washington posts 6, Boston 5, Chicago unknown, and Detroit 2 in the updated standings from the American league results.
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American Games Today Stop Tonis at Cleveland
Reported sports brief notes stop Tonis at Cleveland and Washington at Houston while Philadelphiao faces New York and lyetregt plays Chicas in the lineup.
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National Results Beaston 4 Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia New York 1
Beaton defeats Brooklyn 4 to 1 in a national results update. Pittsburg Stone feuds 3 scheduled events list shows only sauimes on the schedule.
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Philadelphia
New York
National Games Today and International Results
National games list matches Moston versus Franklyn New York versus Philadelphia ChHiengs versus Cincinnati Pittsburgh versus St Louis. International results show Rochester WW Newark 2 Toronto 3 Baltimore 2 Montreal 7 Jersey 1 Buffalo 14 Reading 12. International games slate Newark at Rochester Baltimore at Toronto Jersey at Montreal Reading at Buffalo.
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Local athletes eye Open golf, driving title, and team notes
Bob Randall of Spring Valley travels to Minneapolis for the National Open at Interlachen Golf Links hoping to set records and put Elyria on the athletic map. Elyria and Spring Valley golfers chase the Cleveland Plain Dealer Gold Driv er Championship to determine the district’s longest hitter, with last year’s winner Earl Elking of Lakewood. The piece also covers Berea’s Phillips saga, city team pitching shortages, and payroll in the Suburban league as managers seek arms and balance.
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Spring Valley
Minneapolis
Interlachen Golf Links
Elyria Country Club
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Lakewood
Bobby Jones Seeks Historic Open Title at Interlachen
Interlachen Minn July 9 Bob Jones opens the defense of his U S Open title and eyes a career grand slam. The Atlantan, holder of the U S Open and British titles, faces mental strain and formidable field as he tees off with aim to win at Interlachen and later the amateur crown at Merion.
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Bobby Jones
United States
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Cern
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England
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Hoylake
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Light Heavy Champ to Give Up Title
Maxie Rosenbloom, New York light heavyweight champion, says two-year reign has devalued the title as he cannot get suitable fights within his class. He plans to seek permission for overweight bouts from the State Athletic Commission. if refused he will relinquish the crown to avoid starvation. He notes promoters won’t match him with heavier contenders in town.
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Tommy Loughran
Jack Delaney
Maxie
New York Commission
Rosenbloom
Charlie
Broadway
State Athletic Commission
Butler Named Head Coach at Oberlin
Lysle Butler, director of physical education at Franklin College, Franklin Indiana, was named yesterday as new head football coach at Oberlin College, succeeding the late Paul MacKeachron. The Oberlin alumnus, class of 1925, starred in football basketball and tennis and captained the undefeated 1924 team. He is six foot one and 195 pounds.
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Franklin College
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Paul Mackeachron
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Oberlin
Arthur E. Nilsson
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Tufts
Guy Thorner
From Tee to Green by Roy Grove
Central Press golf writer artist Roy Grove explains key back swing mechanics for a consistent drive. The diagram points emphasize stationary head, tucked right arm, a stiff D pivot, and balanced weight as lessons build one stroke at a time. Practice to learn the swing before scoring.
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Central Press
Reach Quarterfinals In Women's State Golf Tourney Today
Eight women golfers vie in the quarterfinals of the Women’s state golf championship at Scioto Country Club in Columbus. Veterans like defending champ Mrs Curtis Sohl and former title holders Mrs Julian Tyler and Miss Martha Kinsey advance, while Miss Erna Hart, 16, and Miss Edith Begg push for upset wins. Kinsey posted the best showing with a 40 on the first nine and Begg’s 66-yard approach chip highlighted the day.
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Curtis Soh
C. R. Harbaugh
Cleveland
Erna Hart
Eddie Hart
Columbus Country Club
Martha Kinsey
Cincinnati
Edith Begg
Julian Tyler
Mary Hauck
Toledo
Charles Tanner
Kinsey
Armin Mahrt
Dayton
Harbaugh
Bobby Jones
Miss Begg
Miss Hart
Mrs. Nedges
American Legion Junior Baseball Team Rebuilds for District Tourney
The local American Legion Junior team for players up to seventeen is being reorganized this week under Jack Ambrose. Elyria district entrants include Fostoria and Carey with drawings this week to name the Elyria opponent. District winners advance to state and national finals. leagues have contributed 50 000 to state entries.
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Jack Ambrose
Elyria
Fostoria
Carey
Golfers Tune Up For National Open At Interlachen
Interlachen Country Club hosts about 140 golfers for final practice before the 34th National Open. Bobby Jones heads the field as favorites face odds while Walter Hagen and Densmore Shute show strong form on the sunbaked course.
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Interlachen Country Club
Minneapolis
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Wing Foot
Bobby Jones
Interlochen
Bobby
Colson Harshaw Clash Tonight in Industrial League
A postponed Industrial league game features Colson versus Harshaw Chemical at McKinley Field at 6 30 p m. The match was moved from June 30 to tonight, with both teams aiming to settle standings under night lights.
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Inndustrial League
Colson
Harshaw Chemical
McKinley Field
Church League Results Show Big Win For Hungarian Reformed
The Hungarian Reformed beat the Methodists 11 to 2 as Barkacs pitched effectively despite twelve hits. Holy Cross edged Second Congregationals 4 to 1 with Slatkowski limiting the Congregationals to four hits. St Paul’s forfeited to Grace Lutherans due to insufficient players.
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Holy Cross
Slatkowski
St Paul's
Grace Lutherans
Baseball News: Pennant Chases Heat Up Across Leagues
Major league leaders Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs seek top spot as Brooklyn and Washington clash. Cubs can seize NL lead if Brooklyn falters. Washington must drop both ends of a doubleheader to allow Philadelphia the AL edge. Rinforces include Zachary’s 4 1 win for Boston, Manush homer, and NY defeat of Philadelphia snapping a 7 game slide.
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