Giants Face Cubs In Key Series Lead Bid At Polo Grounds
New York Giants host Chicago Cubs for NL lead with Carl Hubbell and Curt Davis starting. Cubs lead by slim margin after prior series, while Giants must sweep to take top spot as Bees and Browns also win big games.
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Cubs
George Kirebsky
United Press
EW York
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Cub
Wrigley Field
Gabby Hartnett
Charlie Grimm
Carl Hubbell
Curt Davis
Davis
Brooklyn
Reds
Clyde Shonn
Larry French
Phillies
Bees
Seriie
Boston Bees
St Louis Cardinals
Danny MacFayden
Cardinals
Two Softball Tilts at Harmon Field Tonight
The General Industries of the Industrial League meet the Lorain Kentie Shops of the Lorain Class A Circuit at Harmon Field on East River Street under lights. Manager Sherman O Harmon aims to feature ace Jos Zlatkowski against an unnamed Lorain starter after a 1 0 loss to Lorain American Staves. A 7 30 preliminary has Grafton Rothgery Motors facing Valley City Merchants.
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General Industries
Lorain Kentie Shops
Lorain
Harmon Field
East River Street
Sherman O. Harmon
Elyria
Generals
Jos Zlatkowski
Benfica
Grafton Rothgery Motors
Valley City Merchants
No Mat Show Tonight at Rialto Theatre
Dan Morris has died last Saturday causing cancellation of tonight’s wrestling event at the Rialto Theatre. Mrs. Morris with Ed Reger and Ed Fistner plans a show at the Rialto next Friday night to promote the bout card.
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Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Morris
Ed Reger
Ed Fistner
Rialto
Waldorf Lagera Practice Drill Tonight at Ely Stadium
Waldorf Lagera practice manager Hal Block calls all players to report at Ely Stadium at 6 00 PM for drills. The session prepares the team for Sunday's game against Norwalk Keller News.
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Smitty
Waldorf Lagera
Ely Stadium
Norwalk Keller News
Final Regular City Games Tie Up Softball Season
Regular city softball games are set for tonight with the Elyria Hardwares facing the YMC A at Hamilton diamond and Elyria Dairies meeting Esker Fox at Jefferson diamond. Sears Roebucks earns a forfeit win over Ridgeville St Peters as General Industries beat Suburban Merchants 7 to 3 on Harmon diamond.
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Elyria Hardwares
Hamilton Diamond
Elyria Dairies
Esker- Fox
Jefferson Diamond
Sears-Roebucks
Ridgeville St. Peters
Steel Tubes and Fox Furnace Lead Industrial League
Two undefeated teams, Steel & Tubes Inc and Fox Furnace, remain in the YMCA A Industrial League second half race after Fox Furnace beat Harshaw Chemicals 6 to 1. Steel & Tubes edged Timms Spring 2 to 0 in a pitching duel between Kostro and Thomas. General Industries routed Steel & Tubes Superiors 10 to 4.
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Fox Furnee
Steel & Tubes
Ine
Timme Springs
General Industries
Harshaw Chemical
Athesecs
Steel & Tubes, Inc
Fox Furnace
Tubesmen
Buck Jones
Siffert
Maddock
McKinley Diamond
Johnny Kostro
The
Tubes
Ernie Thomas
Springs
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Thomas
Scott
Timms
Hamilton
Pete Roka
Generals
Koepp
Eoepp
Ils
Gaines
Caneereeas Sanders
Cceeaee Kostyo
Elek
Parker
Brodke
Wee O- Kaminski
Suker TE Sane
Tobicash
Wells
Cweet Agen
Ceeeees
Timms Spring AB
Croming
Browand
Kostyo
Br Kostyo
Miller
Coniam
Harahan
Bedocs
Goodson
Harshaw
Collyer Predicts Dark Horse in Classic at Arlington Park
BERT C. COLLYER forecasts an Eastern bid in the Arlington Park Classic with Pompeon as favorite despite concerns over form. Flying Scot and Pompoon challenge the field as Western filers rally 10 starters including Privileged and Old Nassau, while Eagle Paron emerges as a possible upset horse in a crowded, quality-light field.
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Arlington Park
Pompeon
War Admiral
Pompey
Flying Scot
Johnny Gilbert
America
Gilbert
Harry Richards
Dellor
Gerald
Clamsio
Eagle Paan
Eagie Para
Will Revive Racing In Cuba This Winter At Oriental Park
Avana Cuba July 33 racing will be re inaugurated at Oriental Park this winter on a grand scale with 100 days of racing on the schedule. Lou Smith of Rockingham Park NH leads a group of American sportsmen. Tom McCoy Jr is named as an investor. No stakes yet but a big money offering is hinted. Racing would start Christmas Day with gambling casino operations resuming and a concurrent greyhound racing schedule each evening.
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Cuba
Oriental Park
Lou Smith
Rockingham Park
New Hampshire
Smith
Tom McCoy
Likely Winners Next Week in National League
Probable winners and schedules list matchups across the National League. Teams include New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at St Louis, Boston at Cleveland, with earlier notes on Detroit and New York games.
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National League
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Washngton
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Four Weekly Selections for American League Schedule
The fragment outlines weekly selections and matchups for the American League with planned games among New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Boston. It shows dates such as July and repeated pairings including New York at St Louis and Brooklyn at Chicago, indicating a period schedule and team matchups.
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Chicago
New York
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Benton
Clarcinnati
Philadelphia
St. Lesla
Boston
Cincinnati
Daly
Coming Bouts Spotted For Next Week In Boxing Column
This boxing column previews next week’s fights with matchups in several cities including San Francisco Boston and Philadelphia. Notable bouts feature Sonny Walker, Gustave Eder, Al McCoy, Zanelli, Schultz, Davey Day, Ettore, Gibbons, Nettlow, Montanez, Lovell, Wilson, Armstrong, Haynes, Cross, Hook, Toles, Godoy, Franklin, Sekyra and Knox across July dates in major arenas. Predictions favor Walker and Montanez among others with knockouts and close showdowns anticipated.
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AL Bray
San Francisco
Walker
Gustave Eder
Bep van Klaveren
Rotterdam
Holland
Eder
AL McCoy
Jack McCarthy
Boston
MccCoy
Halph Zanelli
Bobby Allen
Zanelli
Allen
Ernie Schults
Terry Warrington
Schultz
Davey Day
Jimmy Durso
Chicago
Day
Davey
Durso
AL Ettore
Tony Galesto
Newark
N. J
Ettore
Duke
Galento
Feuds and Fevers Mark 1937 Baseball Season Start
The 1937 season is highlighted by feuds among players and managers sparked by Reds rough play in spring exhibitions. Notable clashes include Burleigh Grimes vs Chuck Dressen and Dizzy Dean vs Jim Ripple. Also mentions bets at Thistledown, plans to feature girls softball at Harmon Field, and Pat Crawford heading scouts for Columbus tryouts at Red Bird stadium with camp specifics for 17 to 23 year olds.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Brooklyn Dodger
Burleigh Grimes
Chuck Dressen
Dizzy Dean
Jim Ripple
Mickey Owens
Gus Mancuso
Lee Grissom
al Todd
Jake Powell
Joe Kuhel
al Simmons
Bill Knickerbocker
Bucky Harris
Tony Piet
George Valerius
Harley Kreutzfeld
Thistledown Track
Sherman Harmon
Harmon Field
Pat Crawford
St. Louis Cardinal
Red Bird Stadium
Columbus
County crown contenders face off in mixed action
Titleholders for the county femi nine crown meet indep teams eyeing the prize. Hobo Williams once toured carnivals and was knocked by Freddie Steele. Rosa Davies viewed Trammell Perron duel in Cleveland and labeled Trammell overrated. Youngstown battler noted for many knockouts amid controversy. Keller Kohn Kroaks vs Wilson Auto Supplies headline tonight’s girls softball on Franklin diamond at 6 15.
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Hobo Williams
Freddie Steele
Rosa Davies
Jack Trammell
Patsy Perron
Cleveland
Trammell
Youngstown Colored Battler
Keller Kohn Kroaks
Torain Wilson Auto Supplies
Franklin Diamond
Small Field To Try To Dethrone Fischer As Amateur Golf Champion
Thirty four of Ohio's top amateur golfers seek spots in the National Amateur Championship through qualifying at Camargo Country Club Cincinnati and Portage Akron. Fischer is exempt from qualifying and will start August 22 as defending champion. Notables include Maurice McCarthy Jr Bob Servis Bob Randolph Billy Gilbert Martin Dumler Oliver Transue Carlin Short Hamilton Hedges and Joe M Wells Jr with 621 total entrants in 1937 compared to 1118 last year. The championship moves west to Alderwood Country Club Portland Ore marking first western amateur since 1929.
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U. P
Cincinnati
Akron
United States Golf Association
Camargo Country Club
Akron Portage
Ohio
Mid-West
Far West
Alderwood Country Club
Portland
Ore
Johnny Goodman
Pebble Beach
Bobby Jones
Goodman
Harrison R. Johnston
Dr. O. F. Willing
Fischer
Johnny Fischer
Jock McLean
Scotland
Garden City
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Bob Servis
Dayton
Bob Randolph
Billy Gilbert
Martin Dumler
Cincinnati Stara
Oliver Transue
Yale
Cleveland
Carlin Short
Hamilton Hedges
Columbus
Joe M. Wells, Jr
East Liverpool
Perroni Beats Jack Trammell in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland Patsy Perroni defeated Jack Trammell by decision in outdoor boxing return at Municipal Stadium drawing 3,064 fans and a $2,480 gate. Perroni faced garnishees on back alimony and rent, risking purse loss. other results included Mike Gamiere stopping Wesley Martin, Dick Miller beating Tony De Marco, Ted Keating over Jon Malinky, and George Sutka over Henry Parmeri.
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Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Jack Trammell
Youngstown
Perroni
Mike Gamiere
Wesley Martin
Dick Miller
Tony DeMarco
Geneva
Ted Keating
Toronto
Jon Malinky
George Sutka
Henry Parmeri
Generals Triumph Over Westerns In Girls League
The General Industries defeated Western Automatica 9 to 5 in a Girls Industrial League game on Brown's diamond. Generals pitcher Helen Taylor allowed twelve hits over seven innings, while McAlpin powered the offense with a homer, triple and double in four at bats. Western starter Jalowlec yielded six hits. The Generals benefited from Western errors and limited defensive lapses for the victory.
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Western Automatica
Brown
Helen Taylor
Generals
Jalowlec
McAlpin
B. R. c Meyers
Pcceumcereesere
GO Osmer
Ac McAlpin
A. Valerius
Taylor
Ruth
Ibn
Evansco
Katkic
Western
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Dutch) Clark
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Aires
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Bob White
Vestal
Suimmer
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