Reds under MacPhail soar with night games and new stars
Larry MacPhail reshapes the Cincinnati Reds into a youthful, improving squad. Charlie Dressen manages promising youngsters, while vets like Sammy Byrd Babe Herman and Kiki Cuyler bolster the lineup. Night games draw big crowds, with $67,000 from four nights and 37 home games bringing in substantial attendance as the team edges toward higher standings.
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Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cincinnati
MacPhail
Charlie Dressen
Nashville
Charlie
New York Yankees
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Cuyler
Progross
Cubs Rise As Dark Horses Turn Contenders In NL
Chicago Cubs surge in late July, winning 20 of 23 after the All-Star break to claim the pace in the National League. Charley Root earns his sixth straight win as the Cubs beat the Reds 11 to 7. Giants split with Brooklyn, Cardinals snap Pittsburgh, and Detroit and New York navigate AL races with heavy scoring, while the White Sox and Red Sox post big wins in doubleheaders.
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Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
New York
Chicago
Reds
Charley Root
Cubs
Gene Schoot
Giants
Brooklyn
Carl Hubbell
Clyde Castleman
Hubbell
Castleman
Mel Ott
Dutch Leonard
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean
Paul Dean
Detroit Tigers
American League leaders in batting pitching and runs
In the American League, Vosmik of the Indians tops batting at .350 while Foxx of the Athletics hits .337. Gehringer and Greenberg of the Tigers lead in runs 85 and 78 respectively, with Greenberg adding 118 RBIs. Greenberg also has 27 homers. Lyons of the White Sox leads pitching at 12 3 with Allen of the Yankees at 10 3.
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Vosmik
Indians
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Johnson
Hise
Stone
Senators
Werber
Red Sox
Almada
Lyons
White Sox
Allen
Yankees
Baseball Standings From Historic Box Scores
Batting Vaughan of the Pirates 393 Medwick of the Cardinals 375 Runs Medwick 3 Martin 81 RBIs J Collins 83 Martin 81 Hits Medwick 140 Terry 134 Doubles Herman 33 Allen 31 Triples Goodman 12 Suhr 10 Home runs Ott 23 Berger 20 Stolen bases Martin 14 Bordagaray 11 Pitching Castleman 9 Carleton 9
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Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Martin
J. Collins
Terry
Grants
Herman
Cubs
Allen
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Suhr
Ott
Giants
Berger
Braves
Bordagaray
Dodgers
Galan
Castleman
Carleton
Stars Power Four Hit Games Across Twin Bill
Hank Greenberg and Goose Goslin each marked four hits driving in eight runs as Detroit overwhelmed Cleveland in a two game set. Carl Hubbell and Clyde Livingston held the Dodgers to nine hits across both games in the Giants doubleheader. Dusty Cooke fueled the Red Sox with a single and two doubles producing three RBIs against the Athletics. Joe Medwick and Bill Swift starred for the Cardinals and Giants respectively in relief roles. Ted Lyons and Julius Solters delivered two doubles apiece as White Sox beat the Browns. Solters added three hits including a homer in the nightcap. Bill Jurges supplied a double and three singles for the Cubs against the Reds. Jesse Hill homered for the Yankees in the opener against the Senators and Powell homered in the later game. Jose Gomez and Ruppert Thompson combined for five hits and four RBIs in the Phillies-Braves double header.
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Yankees
Cleveland
Schoolboy Rowe
Yanks
Washington
Jake Powell
St. Louis
Browns
Julius Solters
Swat
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Wedo Martini
Phillies
Braves
Sylvester Johnson
Hank Greenberg
Goose Goslin
Tigers
Indians
Carl Hubbell
Clyde Castleman
Giants
Dodgers
Dusty Cooke
Athletics
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Bill Swift
Pirates
Medwick
Swift
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Lyons
Solters
Homer
Bill Jurges
Cubs
Reds
Jesse Hill
Senators
Hill
Powell
Jose Gomez
Ruppert Thompson
Gomez
Thompson
Rainfall in North Carolina 1935 June below long-term average
June 1935 rainfall across North Carolina fell short of the 48 year average. Officials note statewide precipitation was reduced compared with recent records, impacting agriculture and water resources. Localized areas reported varying deficits amid a dry spell reflected in early summer conditions.
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North Carolina
Cabbies Rally Prevails In Nine Inning Thriller
The Paramount Cabbies edged Mt. Briar Hornets 9 to 8 after a late rally in the ninth. Keen led with four hits, Hendricks and Mongan each added three, while Shaffer and Ferguson pitched key innings. Final: MT. BRIAR 8, CABBIES 9.
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Paramount Cabbies
Mt. Briar Hornets
Hornets
Ferguson
Shaffer
Keen
Hendricks
Mongan
MT. Briar Ab
H. OO
E. B. Barger
Keller
Baker
Semler
Coe
C. Springer
Rowland
N. Springer
Miller
xe—Keller
B. Barger
Izz Diehl
H. Barger
MT. Briar
Cabbies
S Baker
R. Keller
Forrest
Shaeffer
French
Alexander
King
E. Baker
Springer
By. Springer
M.ferguson
M. Ferguson
Tendrick
Eagles Beat Wildcats 6-1 at Conomac Park
The Fraternal Order of Eagles defeated the Williamsport Wildcats 6 to 1 yesterday at Conomac Park. Trav inger pitched effectively for the Birds, scattering seven hits, while errors aided the Eagles with key plays including a sharp game by Spielman at short. The game lasted one hour and fifty minutes.
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St. Claire
Conomac Park
Order of Eagles
Williamsport Wildcats
Travinger
Birds
Cats
Eagles
McAllister
Spielman
Near 200 Wins OY Jesse Haines Birthday Milestone
Jesse Haines a Cardinal since 1920 turned 42 and reached No 199 big league wins as he nearly celebrated his birthday His former teammate Dazzy Vance also 42 started the season with 194 and seeks his 198th with the Brooklyn Dodgers as he struggles to finish strong
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Jesse Haines
St. Louis
Umpire Stricken by Heat in Doubleheader
In St Louis on July 28 American League umpire Emmet Red Ormedy collapsed from heat in the second game of a White Sox Browns doubleheader. Ollie Bejma and John Conlan filled bases calls while Harry Geisel worked behind the plate for Orme dy.
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St. Louis
Emmet “Red” Ormedy
White Sox
Browns
Ollie Bejma
John Conlan
Ormsby
Harry Geisel
Wilsons Hitting Defeats Blue Sox
Hack Wilson powered Wilsons to a 7 to 5 win over Hagerstown Blue Sox with a first inning circuit clout and a seventh inning double driving in a run. Reggie Rawlings added a double, while Rinehart and Orcutt had three hits each and Hays belted a homer. Martinsburg won 7 runs to 5 with pitching by Young Kline Jacobs Brooks Myers Casket Hasson.
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Hack Wilson
Hagerstown Blue Sox
Reggie Rawlings
Rinehart
Orcutt
Hays
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Young, Kline
Jacobs
Brooks
Myers
Casket
Hasson
Mills Softballers Trim Waynesboro
The H. L. Mills softball team defeated Arthur's Dairy of Waynesboro Pennsylvania by a score of 25 to 1 yesterday in a decisive victory.
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H. L. Mills
Arthur's Dairy
Waynesboro
West Shore Browns beat Williamsport 4 to 3 in polo clash
Harrisburg July 28 The West Shore Browns polo team defeated Williamsport Maryland 4 to 3. Eshelman and Bowman scored for West Shore. Edward Mason had two for Williamsport. Umpire Sam Williams. Time of chukkers 7 1 4 minutes.
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Harrisburg
West Shore Browns
Williamsport
West Shore
Eshelman
Bowman
Edward Mason
Mason
J. V. Jamison
Sam Williams
Chukkers
Antietam Firemen Upset Hancock in County League Battle
The Antietam Fire Company baseball club defeated Hancock 8 to 5 on the Antietam diamond, delaying Hancock’s push for the Washington County League pennant. Brownapple pitched well despite twelve hits as Antietams bunched their hits. Rase and French fielded strongly for Antietams while Faith and Powers struggled. Two-base hits by Price, Kerns, Faith. three-base by C Powers. Umpires Rems urge and Trumpower. Time 1.55.
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Hancock
Brownapple
Powers
Rase
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Antietams Ab. R. B
A. Bi Hammaker
Rivers
Snyder
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Trone
Frice
Steminger
Krownapple
Hancock Ah. R. HW
C. A. KE
I. Powers
R. French
Kerns
C-Cf
C. Powers
Vance
Faith
Melkee
Hendershot
Orrick
Frick
Antietams
Price
Winners gather 28 hits as Palladino homers twice
Zombro went four for six and Weitzel matched him with four hits while Ragland led with five hits in six at bats. Palladino hit two homers and White pitched six innings, allowing eight hits. A good sized crowd watched the contest.
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Zombro
Weitzel
Ragland
Palladino
White
Birds Score and Retain League Lead in Thrilling 9 8 Win
Sharpsburg Bluebirds rally from eight run deficit to beat Boonsboro Yellowjackets 9 to 8 in a high scoring county clash. Big George Brashears delivered key hits including a bases loaded double. Kaetzel and Grove added timely runs as Boonsboro nearly reversed the game with late surge. Gross pitched strong relief for Sharpsburg earning the win as Dorsey and Knode starred defensively.
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Boonsboro Yellowjackets
Yellowjackets
Birds
George Brashears
Roulette
Kaetzel
Grove
Battlefield Lads
Gross
Bender
E. Mumma
C. Mumma
Dorsey
Knode
Down County
Bluebird
Boonsboro
En Dorsey
Devore
Lighter
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Hammaker
Mentzer
Bowles
Sharesburg
A. E. Hareford
Cov
YO Morris
Alexander
Taylor
F Houlette
Saes
Sharpsburg
C. Lighter
Brashears
Reed
H. Lighter
Prashears
Lushbaugh
Wolf
Washington County League Standings and Results
Yesterday the Washington County League posted results with Antietams 5 over Hancock 3 and Cabbies 49 defeating Mt Briar 8 while Chevies beat Woodmen 4 and Eagles 6 over Wildcats 1. The week schedule lists Boonsboro vs Antietams, Hancock vs Chevies, Cabbies vs Blue Sox, Sharpsburg vs Wildcats, Eagles vs Boonsboro, and Woodmen vs Mt Briar.
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Antietams
Hancock
Cabbies
Mt. Briar
Chevies
Woodmen
Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Eagles
Wildcats
Boonsboro Vs. Antietams
Blue Sox
Kont Pet
Menenee F
Neta Reaenee
Diancock
National League Scores and Upcoming Games
National League results show St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 5 and New York 6 Brooklyn 0, Chicago 11 Cincinnati 7 at press time. Philadelphia 4 Boston 1 with other matchups New York at Brooklyn and St Louis at Pittsburgh scheduled for today. Cincinnati Chicago not scheduled.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Tyuday St. Louis
Wees
Thane
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Standings Snapshot: Detroit Cleveland Chicago St. Louis
Detroit faces Cleveland while Chicago battles St. Louis. Other games not scheduled. Mississippi? (Entities: Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis. cities referenced. no dates or scores provided.)
Local horses win honors at Westminster show
Horses from Hagerstown stables earned top placings at the Westminster horse show held Saturday at Halbert Coole’s farm. Dizzy Blonde owned by Preston Howard and ridden by Mary Ground captured first in the ladies saddle class. Ritzie owned and ridden by R N Boerner of Waynesboro won first in the saddle class. Boerner’s Spring Garden took first in the junior hunter class and second in the ladies hunters class with Miss Coffman riding, while Spring Garden also claimed second in the qualified hunters class with Preston Howard aboard.
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Hagerstown
Halbert Coole
Dizzy Blonde
Preston Howard
Mary Ground
Ritzie
R. N. Boerner
Waynesboro
Boerner
Spring Garden
Miss Coffman
Chevies Edge Woodmen in Ten Innings Thriller
The Hoffman Chevies defeated Woodmen of the World 5 to 4 in ten innings at the Stadium in a Washington County League game. Heard doubled and advanced on an error, then a perfect squeeze by Dofflemyer and Heard produced the winning run. Barr led Woodmen with three of four, Tolbert and Brumbaugh pitched for the Chevies, J Barnes for Woodmen. Time 2.06.
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Hoffman-Chevies
Woodmen
Heard
Brashears
Dofflemyer
Tolbert
Brumbaugh
J. Barnes
Gibney
Ivretzer
Moore
Bhi
Morin
Neff
Barr
Hoffman
Hoffman Chevies
Chevies
Heard Sterner
Powell
Sterner
R. Barnes
Kildow
Penteney
Diebert
Fort Frederick Wins Pair Games
The Fort Frederick Fleetwings defeated the Penal Farm 13 to 4 on Sunday morning then routed Charlton-Clear Spring 10 to 0 at the Big Pool field. Brinker led with three triples and a double in the afternoon, while Misera pitched five innings of no hit ball in the second game. Chamberlain, Melzer and Stegora, new campers, also impressed.
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Fort Frederick
Charlton
Brinker
Roxbury Boys
Misera
Chamberlain
Melzer
Stegora
Rookie Hurler Is Loser for Macks
Boston Red Sox beat the Athletics 11 to 3 as Wedo Martini started for Philadelphia and was knocked out in the fourth inning. Pinky Higgins hit his 14th homer this season for the A's. Boston led 6-1 after five.
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Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Wedo Martini
Boston
Pinky Higgins
A’s
Welch
R- Ferrell
Martini
Benton
Caster
Turbeville
Richards
Wright, McLaughlin Triumph in Cumberland Valley Tennis
Cumberland Valley tennis tournament resumes after rain with large crowds. Fred Wright of the city and McLaughlin of Mercersburg beat Frederick entrants Lloyd Rice and Charles Price 6-3 6-4 in a highlight doubles match. Rice defeats Radcliffe 6-3 6-3 in singles. Wright beats Price 6-3 6-1. Women’s doubles and mixed doubles results included with scores.
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Cumberland
Valley
Fred Wright
McLaughlin
Mercersburg
Frederick
Lloyd -Rice
Charles Price
Atlee Radcliffe
Liv Rice
Radcliffe
Blue Ridge Mountains
Rice
Washington
de Ga
Georgetown
Fred ‘Wright
Wright
Price
McLaughn Wright
Rice-Price
Ramsburg-Radcliffe
Nethiser-McSherry
Stars extend win streak with double victory over rivals
The Stars added two more games to their win list by defeating the Cabbie Cubs 4 to 3 and then beating the Cavetown nine 3 to 2. Garlock H Jones and Eyler each had two hits in the first game while Wetzel collected three in the nightcap. Boone Fish Garlock Byler and Zimmerman Wetzel G Jones tallied for both sides in a tight doubleheader.
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Cabbie Cubs
Cavetown
A & To
Garlock
H. Jones
Eyler
Stars
Wetzel
Boone and Fish
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