Round Up From Eddie Brietz on Big League News
Sports Round Up by Eddie Brietz covers Yankees Indians boxers and college players. Mentions Ted Wieman Os Car Witt ex workers Russo Rosar Dahlgren Gordon Henrich and Bud Gardner. NotesJoe Engel ticket scalping notables Hartnett Gabby Hartnett Frisch rumors and Dempsey rides.
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York
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Ted Wieman
Princeton
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Jack Rogers
Rice
Oscar Witt
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Dahlgren
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Promoter O'Keefe Faces Ten Thousand Berry Cost
In golf news promoter O'Keefe confronted a ten thousand berry bill amid the P G A related setback. The item notes financial pressure affecting the event and organizer.
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O’keefe
Local anglers chase elusive Shenandoah bass in damp tale
Spotlight on weekend fishing as Jim Eyler laments a snapped line and a huge bass escape on the Shenandoah. Indoor horseshoe game SHOE-QUOI draws crowds at G W Hotel while Billy Watkins and wife braving cold boat trips fail to land a bite using crushed shrimp near Tilthammer's Mill.
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Gene Adams
Jimmy
G. W
Bill Bonbaker
George Radford
George
Billie Watkins
Winchester
Shenandoah
Tilthammer’s Mill
Freshie Relies On Speed In Yankees Victory: Debuts Spark Return
Mississippi born rookie Richard Ailey Donald, a right hander in his first full season, wins 9-0 over the St Louis Browns as Oral Hildebrand and Johnny Murphy back him with a 4-3 win to complete the sweep. Hubbell struggles, Giants lose 5-3, dropping to third place. Passeau aids the Cards in a 4-2 triumph over the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Richard Ailey Donald
Carl Owen Hubbell
New York Giants
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Brause
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Red Sox
Harry Krauce
Athletics
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Oral Hildebrand
Johnny Murphy
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Terry Boore
Cardinals
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Chicago Cubs
Claude Passeau
Brooklyn ‘Dodgers
Passeau
Leo Durocher
Brooklyns
Comiskey a Big Figure in Baseball
J Louis Comiskey longtime White Sox president dies at 54 from heart ailment and pneumonia in Wisconsin. Funeral planned in Chicago. Grabiner to run club as White Sox postpone Saturday games with the Yankees. Comiskey led franchise after his father Charles A Comiskey’s 1931 death, rebuilding the team’s stature post Black Sox scandal.
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Yankees blank Browns as stars shine in opener
Yesterday's Stars Ailey Donald George Selkirk and Babe Dahlgren lead the Yankees to a 3 hit shutout of the Browns in the opener for their 11th win without defeat. Selkirk and Dahlgren homered and added two singles each. Sylvester Johnson Phillies-
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George Selkirk
Babe Dahlgren
Yankees
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Browns
Selkirk
Dahlgren
Yanaks
Sylvester Johnson
Phillies
Standings And Results In The Major Leagues
Baseball scores from yesterday and today across the American and National Leagues. Key results include New York 9, St. Louis 4. Boston 13, Chicago 5. Washington 10, Detroit 2, with scheduled games featuring Ruffing against Lawson and Oster mueller pairing against Ke Rigney and Knott. Standings show Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and St. Louis leading various divisions.
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Sluggers Lift Teams as Wins Pile Up Across Leagues
In a mixed card of results, Senator Krakauskas limited the Tigers to six hits while taft Wright starred with three doubles and two singles. Terry Moore doubled his way to two RBIs in a 5-3 Cardinals win over the Giants. Jimmy Foxx and Clint Brown fueled a 13-10 Red Sox opener as Boston rallied then split with Lee Dobson getting the win in relief. Cleveland beat Oakland 6-3 after rallying late to tag Cleve ry in the fourth for the Athletics victory fuse.
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Doubly Charmed Man Briefly Tries Luck in Wisconsin Stop
Wisconsin man Thomas McShane from Milwaukee was cited for speeding in Waupun. He produced a four leaf clover and asked if it would help. the officer laughed and said it would this time. McShane cited the number 13.
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Nelson And Picard Are Those To Beat In Western Match
Chicago reports Byron Nelson and Henry Picard as the top contenders to beat in the 40th Western Open at Medinah Country Club. Defending champion Ralph Guldahl faces a tough field of about 250 pros and amateurs in the 72 hole event starting Friday with rounds through Sunday.
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Chicago
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Ralph Guidahl
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Nelson
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Medinah Country Club
Prayer Service Well Attended at Whitacre Home
The Cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William V. Carpenter in Whitacre drew 51 attendees on Saturday night July 15. Visiting pastors delivered several talks to the group.
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William V. Carpenter
Whitacre
Giants Slump Brings Doubt Over Season Prospects
New York experts cast the Giants as a fading force in the National League. After a harsh weekend with fines suspensions and injuries to Lou Chiozza and Harry Danning, the club appears depleted and near four position finishes.
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New York
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Ford Frick
Will Terry
Lou Chiozza
Harry Danning
Bill Jurges
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