Pepper Martin Won’t Be Regular Cardinal Pitcher
Manager Frankie Frisch said Pepper Martin will not become a regular Cardinal pitcher. He noted Martin hurt his shoulder last week and needs rest after pitching. The report of a switch to a regular role was denied amid a Cubs onslaught last week. traces of other minor league days and a right field reshuffle around Jim Collins’s move were discussed.
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German hammer throw champion Karl Hein lands home and land
Berlin reports Karl Hein, German Olympic hammer throw champion, received a cottage and plot of land as his reward. Company officials note ancient Greece granted monuments and land to victors as a precedent. The item ends with an unrelated classified hint about saving money via ads.
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Grimm Gives Way To Dean In Cardinal Cubs Race
In Chicago and St Louis a pennant scare shaped the league title race as Grimm persuaded umpires to keep Dizzy Dean in after a near ejection. Dean’s later performance helped the Cardinals beat the Cubs 7 to 3, narrowing the NL lead to one game. Brooklyn beat New York 6 to 5, while Washington routed New York 13 to 4 and Boston outscored Philadelphia 9 to 7.
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Associated Press
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Cubs
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Baseball season leaders and top players summarized
Batting Mize and Medwick lead Cardinals with 379 and 160 hits respectively while Ott and Medwick drive RBI totals for Giants and Cardinals. J Martin leads runs for Cardinals with 96 and Ott tops home runs alongside a 25 mark for the Giants. Pitching Lucas of Pirates is 9-2 with French Cubs at 12-3.
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Giants
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Cubs
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Reds
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Klein
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Lucas
Pirates
Caskeys Defeat State Roads In Softball Showdown
Caskeys beat State Roads 4 to 1 after a well played game. Hart and Eicbone scored for the losers while Gossard and P Berger starred for the winners. Errors and stranded runners doomed State Roads. Hiller Gossard and Berger led Caskeys. Hoover Luttman and Martz led State Roads. Tomorrow State Roads meet Gasco ten on the Gasco diamond.
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Eicbone
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Luttman
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National League Yesterday's Results Overview
Yesterday in the National League St. Louis beat Chicago 7 to 3, Brooklyn edged New York 6 to 5, and Philadelphia provided a 7 run output. Today Chicago visits St. Louis, New York plays Brooklyn, Boston hosts Philadelphia, and Cincinnati travels to Pittsburgh. Tomorrow Cincinnati goes to Pittsburgh.
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Washington 13 New York 4 leads slate of tonight games
The nation league results show Washington defeats New York 13 to 4 in the only completed game. Other matchups include Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York St. Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at Boston in the schedule.
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St. Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at Boston matchup notes
St. Louis visits Chicago while Philadelphia travels to Boston in a pair of noted NBA pairings. Rivalries profile early season form and potential impact on standings. Teams seek momentum with key players matchups shaping outcomes.
Roundup of Baseball News and Golf Champion Note
In New York a sports round up highlights Joe Louis lingering right hand prowess, Lalo Jamarillo’s back sprain from a dice game, and Emma Pursel at 60 reclaiming Marshalltown Ia women’s golf title with 44 41 85. Dodgers sale potential looms while Pete Sivess from Dickinson College is eyed as a potential Dizzy Dean. Shanty Hogan comments on Bill Terry, Connie Mack’s retirement plan, and Sox dissension rumors persist alongside ownership decisions to protect financial stake.
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Kittell Receives $100 Benefit Check After Standout Game
A $100 check was sent to Joe Kittell by Independent League officials, proceeds from last week’s all star game at the Stadium after expenses. Kittell requested thanks for league officials players umpires and all participants in the benefit contest and is expected to appear at upcoming Independent League games, especially the playoffs.
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Kittell
Leo Durocher fuels Cards past Cubs 7 3 for first
Leo Durocher had a perfect day at bat with four hits as the Cardinals beat the Cubs 7 to 3 to move into first place. Jimmy Deshong drove in two with a double as the Senators held the Yankees to eight hits. Walter Gautreaux scored the winning run for the Dodgers, ending the Giants’ streak. Tony Cuccinello’s eighth inning single plated two runs in the Bees 9 7 win over the Phillies.
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Cards Rally To Edge Cubs In Colossal St. Louis Win
St Louis Cardinals beat Chicago 7 to 3 at home. Mize Medwick Frisch Garibaldi provide key hits as Durocher and Dean lead pitching efforts. Errors by Herman and Bryant fuel a late rally, with Warneke hit hard in tricky innings.
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Industrial Tens To Clash Tonite
Industrial Tens To Clash Tonite tonight on the West diamond at City Park the Brandt Cabinet Works softball team meets the Danzer Metal Works Company team in the first of a series. Both rosters boast real baseball talent with many players active on city softball squads. Expected battery for the woodworkers is M Fiery and for receiving F Fiery. for the metalworkers Long and Wilson. First pitch at 5:30 p.m.
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Leister Softball Wins By Forfeit For Eighteenth Straight
The Leister softball team earned a 9 to 0 forfeit victory when Delphey failed to field a team last night. It gives Leister eighteen straight wins and a two game lead for second half honors. They aim for a nineteenth consecutive win Wednesday on Washington Street against Essolene ten.
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Practice Called for Old Export Team Sessions
Manager Bill Young of the Old Export team calls practice tonight at City Park and Thursday at the Stadium. The squad travels to Greencastle Saturday for a contest and all players should attend both the drills and the game. The piece notes Alabama's Black Belt derives its name from dark soil in its farmland.
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Bierman Leads College All Stars to Lions Clash
Bernie Bierman will coach the College All Stars against the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field on Sept. 1. He won the Tribune’s head coach poll by a wide margin over Elmer Layden, with Bo McMillin, Lou Little, and Lynn Waldorf as assistants. Dr Seale Harris warns motorists about drinking and driving as a safety risk.
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Bo) McMillin
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Lou Little
Columbia
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Essolene and Morris Service tie after nine innings
The Essolene and Morris Service softball game ended in a 6 to 6 tie after nine innings due to darkness. Russell and Ryan led Essolene with standout hits, while Miller and Shrader starred for Service Nation Ten.
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Japan Wins Olympic 800 Meter Freestyle Relay Title
Berlin August 11 Japan captured the Olympic 800 meter freestyle relay title. The United States lost the race after Dick Degener Marshall Wayne and Al Greene led the Americans to a clean sweep in the springboard diving finals.
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Joe Louis turns mystery to trainers and experts
New York reports a puzzling return to training as Joe Louis, once seen as invincible, shows wary expressions and altered mood. Trainers and promoters debate his comeback, with Schmeling praising his current fitness while others question readiness for the Sharkey bout.
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Bees Rally To Take Down Phillies 9-7
In Philadelphia on August 10 the Bees erased a late deficit with a three run eighth inning rally to beat the Phillies 9 to 7. Lopez reached on Norris error and scored after Urbanski walked and Jordan doubled. Cuccinello lined a single to plate Urbanski and Jordan as Berger was walked to load the bases.
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Mills Softball Beats Hub Cleaners 5–0 on Washington Street
H. L. Mills defeated Hub Cleaners 5 to 0 at the Washington Street diamond. Boward starred with a dynamic baserunning display that fueled the win and set the pace for Mills.
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Reverend Woodie to Resume Beaver Creek Church Duties
MAPLEVILLE reports Rev. Harvey Martin filled the pulpit last Sunday in Rev. E C Woodie’s absence. Woodie will return this week to lead Beaver Creek Church of the Brethren services Sunday morning. Various local visits and hospital news followed, including guests from Hagerstown and Middleton.
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William Cunningham
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Brooklyn Halls Giants Win Streak
Brooklyn roared back to beat the New York Giants 6 to 5 in the ninth inning, snapping New York’s seven game streak. The Dodgers trailed 5 4 entering the final frame before a two run uprising powered Brooklyn to the come from behind victory. Schumeacher Gumbert Coffman Smith Mancuso Danning Brandt Clark Mungo Phelps Berres.
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Mancus
Kearns Returns to Boxing Bossing New Talent
Chicago August 11 Jack Kearns famed maker of champions resumes managing boxers after closing a cafe venture He plans to hunt four or five tough heavyweights this fall and seeks a top notch foe indoor season He defends a seven year contract with Hank Bath who wants a relative to handle his affairs and his old doctor eyeing new talent
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