Cleveland Fans Blame Debacle On New Stadium
Cleveland fans blame the Tribe slump on the Lake Front Stadium as Indians slide from third to last in six weeks. Eddie Morgan loses first base to a rookie while Walter Johnson shakes up the lineup. Outfield stars Averill Vismik and Porter sit, Frankie Pytlak rises as regular catcher. Some say open park hurts hitting. others argue the slump reflects broader struggles at the plate.
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Walter Johnson
Averill
Vismik
Porter
Milton
Galatzer
Harley Ross
Bill Knicker
Booker
Odell
Hale
Jess
Frankie Pytlak
Sidi Sultana
Swat
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Gehrig
Foxx
Simmons
Pirates Rapidly Trounce Giants Cubs in Doubleheader Thriller
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept both ends of a doubleheader to climb within a game of second place, hammering the New York Giants and Chicago Cubs as Steve Swetonic Hal Smith and Freddy Lindstrom led the attack. Lindstrom extended his hitting streak to 22 games with five hits and three RBIs.
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Fittaburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Bubs
Giants
Cuba
Tne
Pittsburgh
Steve Swetonic
Hal Smith
Freddy Lindstrom
Smith
Lindstrom
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankin Frisch
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Tess Haines
Larry Benton
Washington Senators
Philadelphia “Athletics
New York Yankees
Roy Hahaffey
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders From Yesterday
Summary of top NL and AL stats including Klein and Foxx leading batting, Vaughan and Waner in runs, Foxx and Ruth home runs, Simmons and Gehrig in hits, and pitching wins for Tinning Hubbell Allen Grove. Includes league leaders in stolen bases and doubles.
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National ‘League
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
Waner
Pirates
Vaughan
Fullis
P. Waner
F. Herman
Cube
Berger
Braves
Frisch
Tinning
Cubs
Hubbell
Giants
Simmons
White Sox
Foxx
Athletics
Attos — Gehrig
Yankees
Gehrig
Manush
Senators
Burns
Browns
Cronin
Combs
Cardinals edge Reds in 3-2 tilt. Allen drives two runs
Ethan Allen of the Cardinals knocked in two runs as they beat the Reds 3-2. Budd Myer and teammates contributed in key early moments while several players added offense in a tight game.
Loughran to Meet Risko in Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia faces Johnny Risko of Cleveland in a ten round heavyweight comeback bout at Mills Stadium in Chicago. Both 31 and tied to past brushes with stardom, Risko reportedly weighs about 200 pounds, while Loughran relies on skill to offset the weight edge.
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Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Mills Stadium
Walter Cobb
Izsy Gastnaga
Steve Hantas
Risko
King Lerinsky
West Side
Tuffy GriMbs
Cast-Off Hurler Proving Jinx To Senators' Hopes
Walter Miller, an unemployed southpaw brought into the White Sox rotation, blanked his former team the Washington Senators in a two-hit shutout at Griffith Stadium May 21 and repeated strong pitching in two July visits. His wins and tight control shook the Senators' confidence as Chicago contends for the pennant.
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Senators
Chicago
Walter Miller
Washington Senators
Miller
Florida
Sox
Lew Fonseca
Bobby Jones in How to Break Ninety Fifth Episode
Golf idol Bobby Jones continues his dialogue on how to play golf in Episode No 5 titled The Impact. The Warner Brothers film opens Thursday at the Maryland Theatre with Jones offering tips on the critical swing moment during club and ball contact.
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Bobby Jones
America
Warner Brothers
Maryland
Jones
Bobby
Louise Arvin and Robert Stotler wed in Hagerstown
Miss Louise Arvin and Robert Stotler, both of Hagerstown, were married July 19 by Rev. R. Dau bert at his home. Attendants were Miss Audrey Arvin and Leroy Igelbert. The couple will reside in Hagerstown.
Police Newsies Battle at Stadium Today
The annual Police Newsies baseball game is set for 2 30 this afternoon at City Park if rain holds off. Police tout Keiser and Davis on the mound against Soapy Campbell Barnhart Wessilsky and Thompson for the Newsies as managers eye victory and the Kay Trophy.
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Davis
Newsies
Campbell
Barnhart
Wessilsky
Thompson
Peters
Herald-Mail
Garvin
Hager
City Park
Neil Baylor
Flrat Sacket
Hassock
Newsles
Kay
Kay Jewelry Company
George St Wins Twilight League Half First Half Leaders
George St won the first half of the Twilight League while Summer St defeated George St 5 to 1. West Side Ave beat Elizabeth St 13 to 6 and Walnut St edged Madison Ave 5 to 4. The second half runs August 7 to September 29 with 30 games planned. Fans turnout pleased George St.
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Loet
Pat George St
West Side Ave
Walnut St
Madison Ave
Elizabeth St
George Sr
Funkstown Baseball Team Sets Thursday Practice Ahead of Hancock Game
Funkstown players will hold a special practice on the home diamond Thursday evening under Manager Duffey. The session readies the squad for the Sunday 2 30 matchup with Hancock, a rematch after Hancock won 7 to 0 last Sunday.
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Funkstown
Duffey
Hancock
Probable Lineups For Game Today Newsies Police
A slate of probable lineups lists players for teams Newsies and Police with positions. Game called at 2 30 o clock.
Trophy Cup Adds To Two Team Rivalry Night
Fans expect the largest crowd ever for an annual showdown as Police will wear uniforms and Newsies change to protect players. Mayor Wertz and city officials may attend and toss the first ball while several major league scouts look to sign standout hitters and infielders.
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Newsies
Wertz
Cials
Hornsby Named Browns Manager for 1934 and 1935
St Louis Browns owner Phil Ball announces Rogers Hornsby will manage the team for the remainder of 1934 and all of 1935. Hornsby replaces Bill Killefer, who resigned amid pressure. The signing follows waiver attempts by the Cardinals and a challenge from Hornsby about blocking moves. Allan Sothoron leads the Browns currently.
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ST. Louis
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Bill Killeter
The
Post-Dispatch
the Globe-Democrat
Cardinals
New York
Boston
Chicago
Browns
William Harridge
American League
Allan ‘Sotheron
Browne
Bill Killefer
Cardinals I -1926
Eilefer
Sotheron
Killefer
Lindstrom Extends Batting Streak As Pirates Split Twin Bill
Freddy Lindstrom powering the Pirates to a .304 average after a three hit game in the second of a double header against the Cubs. He ties and passes the modern hitting streak record with 22 straight games, also lifting season totals to 12 doubles, two triples and a homer. In the Southern Association Knoxville tops Atlanta as Birmingham, Memphis, New Orleans, Nashville, and Chattanooga post scores.
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Pittsburgh
Freddy
Lindstrom
Cubs
Beason
Chick Fallis
Phillies
Southern Association
Knoxville
Atlanta
Little Meek
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattinooga
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Mose
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