Retired Champ Predicts Heene y to Defeat Tunney
Retired undefeated lightweight champion Tom Heeney is forecast to defeat Gene Tunney for the heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium on July 26. Heeney is said to wear down Tunney with endurance, though Heeney may lack power to KO. Tunney, sharp and calculated, appears in better form overall but may be weakened by long layoff.
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Pittsburgh business leaders tour New York aviation fields
A group of 100 Pittsburgh businessmen visited New York City to inspect the latest aircraft and planes. The purpose was to spark Pittsburgh manufacturing of airplanes and promote aviation ties between the two cities.
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Foxx Emerges as MVP Candidate in First MLB Season
Brown notes Jimmy Foxx, in his first major league year with Philadelphia, stars at catcher and first base while batting .396 over 31 games through June 21. His defense, versatility, and crew popularity bolster his MVP case as Connie Mack keeps him in after Hauser’s benching.
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Root Struggles End Season Dampens Cubs Fans Hopes
Sportraits Charlie Root labeled the NL season’s bust after a drop from last year’s 26 wins with the Cubs. Fans fear the strain of last season’s 30 win chase may have strained his arm, though Root denies any injury and hopes to rebound.
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Five More Stars Leave for Games
New York Athletic Club rebels against the Olympic selection ruling by funding five athletes to Amsterdam to join the U S team. Sprinter Roland Locke hurdler Weems Baskin decathlete Fiat Elkins hammer Matt McGrath and wrestler Norton Jackson will sail this weekend. A club official Carlo Halpin denounces the decision and refuses to act as an Olympiad official in protest over Charley Paddock being declared an amateur.
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Norton Jackson
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Winged Foot Atlantic Committee
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Baseball stars struggle in yesterday's games and injuries
Babe Ruth failed to hit in four at bats while Lou Gehrig had a single in three. Ty Cobb went four at bats without a hit yet scored a run. Harry Heilmann and Rogers Hornsby each had one hit, Heilmann scoring a run and Hornsby stealing a base after a three at bat showing with Wilson. Frankie Frisch did not play due to a bad finger. A cloudburst in Altoona, Pennsylvania caused widespread damage with bridges washed away and three inches of rain in one hour.
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Harry Heilmann
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Former Big League Leader In Hospital
Macon Georgia July 13 Former manager of the Boston Braves George Stallings is seriously ill in a Macon hospital. Authorities report he spent a comfortable night but his condition remains grave with heart trouble.
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National Guard Tops Hammond 7 5 In League Game
Chack Lord hit his second homer of the season as the National Guard beat Hammond Iron Works 7 to 5 at Russell field. Lord pitched for the Soldiers, besting Baldensperger of Hammond. A six run first inning rally gave the victory, with Lord scoring again on a homer.
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Closed season for blackbirds ordered by Game Commission
Harrisburg Pa July 13 The Pennsylvania Game Commission has ordered a closed season for killing blackbirds. The move ends the prior fall through late November season and removes a common hunter alibi for shooting blackbirds.
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Home Run Club Members in American League
Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees lead the home run club along with Blue of the Browns and Hauser of the Athletics as standout sluggers in the American League.
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Detroit Tigers Rally To Beat Yankees 4 2 In Loss Reversal
A three run rally propelled the Detroit Tigers to a 4 2 victory over the New York Yankees. Henry Johnson and Wiley Moore pitched poorly before Moore issued a walk and Galloway followed with a key RBI single.
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National League Detroit and New York game recap
Detroit rallied for four runs in the late innings while New York managed only two. Johnson drove in runs for both sides as Woodall and Meusel contributed for the Tigers. Stolen bases by Koenig and Robertson highlighted a tight contest. Previously the Indians beat the Nationals 2 to 1 with Uhle pitching ten innings.
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Industrial Week Schedule Highlights Local Matches
Friday features NYPena Furniture against New Ell Prints while Saturday pits Warren County Dairy against State Hospital. The listing shows two upcoming games in the Industrial Week schedule and notes venue or timing details are limited in the fragment.
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Yesterday's Results And Today's Schedule Baseball Scores
Yesterday Chicago beat Boston 4 to 1 and St Louis defeated New York 11 to 1 in a rain shortened game. Brooklyn and Cincinnati tied 0 to 0 in ninth inning with rain suspensions. Today's slate has New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Baseball scores and standings from early innings
Detroit 4 New York 2, St Louis 3 Boston 1, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 8. In second games Philadelphia 6 Chicago 2. Cleveland 2 Washington 1. Ten innings noted with St Louis at Boston, Cleveland at Washington, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia.
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International League score roundup shows multiple games
Jersey City blanked Toronto 3 to 0 while Buffalo defeated Reading 8 to 5 Rochester beat Baltimore 2 to 1 and Newark edged Montreal 7 to 6 over 10 innings. Scores reflect late inning rallies and close finishes across four matchups.
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Baseball scores from the American Association night action
Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee 3 to 2 while Minneapolis beat Toledo 4 to 0 and Columbus topped St Paul 4 to 2. Other games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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League Leaders Top New Yorkers in Short Battle
St Louis beat New York 12 to 2 in a five inning rain shortened game. Pitchers Fitzsimmons Buckeye and Chaplin allowed the mast to be hit while Hafey Harper Wilson High and Buckeye drove runs, numerous hits and miscues led to a decisive win for St Louis.
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