Round Up of Sports News and Notes From New York
Los Angeles seeks a major league baseball franchise. Galento vs Nova ringside seats cost ten dollars. Basiste, Michigan hurdler, will compete for Michigan from next season. Eleven Giants begin training at the World’s Fair. Sid Luckman planned Bears signing. trucking gag paid off. Farm boys in Overbrook consider Polo league revival amid wheat checks. Mike Welch of St James Minn. to Alabama. Abare headed to Palm Beach. Benny Davis works on new song "Two Ton Tony" for El Galento. Hawthorne Gold Cup prize hikes to fifty one thousand dollars. John C. Hoffman notes Leo Durocher earned Dodgers job. MacPhail backs him. Washington schedule locates all-star game night in Chicago. Hans Ohrt becomes Beverley Hills cycling leader. Corbett tried San Diego coast league purchase, faced high price. Billy Conn-Dorazio fight set for Shibe Park as night fight in day. Umpire Louis Shaw likened to Bill Klein of tennis after a fault. Sea bright Tennis: Shaw errs two Dorothy Sutton games against Hope Knowles, apology after twenty five years.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Los Angeles
Europe
Joe Basiste
Arizona
Michigan
New York Football Giants
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Sid
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Big Ten
Mike Welch
St. James
Minn
Alabama
Bill Abare
Palm Beach
Fla
Batiste
Benny Davis
Margie
Tony
el Galento
Stars Shine In Doubleheader Showdown
Yesterday's stars include Tom Sunkel and Dizzy Dean lifting Cardinals and Cubs to wins while Morrie Arnovic and Joe Bowman spark two Philly and Pirates games. Bill Dickey belted three homers as the Yankees nearly tied a Gehrig mark. White Sox and Indians benefited from strong hitting and pitching with several players contributing multi hit games.
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Associated Press
Tom Sunkel
Cards
Giants
Dizzy Dean
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Gerald Walker
White Sox
Farmer
Junior Board of Trade Launches Sports Circus
Twenty two members of the Junior Board of Trade announce a Sports Circus at Sunnyside Gainesboro road on Wednesday August 2. The event is free and invites all members to bring one guest with activities planned including softball badminton horse shoes bingo bonfire singing games and more. The group lists chairs and participants with Otis Sargent leading and names several members.
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Junior Board OF Trade
Sunnyside
Gainesboro
Otis “Snag” Sargent
MR. Sargent
Pink Arthur
Bill Baker
Ben Belchic
Jack Crowl
Lynn Keller
Hedrick Koontz
Tommy Kremer
Jim Sargent
Bobby Lewis
Bob Mason
ED Molden
H. B. McCormaccy Potts
George Radford
Ken Robinson
Joe Schroth
John Scully
Leon Salvin
Joe Thomas
Ridge White
H. F. Byrd, JR
Major Leagues Standings and Yesterday's Results
Standings and results from baseball action yesterday show Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 3 and New York 14 St. Louis 1. Detroit 3 Washington 1. Chicago 8 Boston 1. Matchups include Detroit at Washington Haynes against McKain and Feller versus Ross for Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
McKain
Haynes
Feller
Ross
Kramer
Russo
Rigney
Rich
Baseball schedule lines up today with key matchups
Standings show St Louis over New York by 10 to 0 and Chicago defeating Brooklyn 10 to 2. Other games list Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St Louis, and Boston at Cincinnati with multiple projected pitchers per contest.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Butcher
Harrell
Brown
Brooklyn
Chicago
Presswell
Lee
New York
St. Louis
Melton
C. Davis
Weiland
Boston
Cincinnati
Mac Fayden
Turner
Fette
Derringer
Grissom
Pet
Weee
Wees
Ewe Wee
Big Time Managers Bring Stars For Park Games
Interiors and Leetown will visit The Park for weekend baseball with notable names. Washington DC Interiors led by Jim Murphy and Lefty Jewett face The Park, following a 4 3 loss to Clarke County Athletics. Leetown Lions star Lefty Willis hurls as they challenge The Park on Saturday. Potts urges fans to attend with free admission for ladies.
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Jim Murphy
Department of Interior
Washington, D. C
Lefty” Jewett
Albany
N. Y
D. C
Sandlot Chapmion
Clarke County Athletics
Berryville Boys
Clarke
Wynne
Harding
Jones
Hudson
Farrell
Harvey
Jewett
Bozek
Murphy
Bill Liggett
Leetown
Chewsville
Russell Potts
Daily Results In Winchester Softball Loop
Daily results from Winchester softball loop show Elks leading Joe's 8 to 4. Other games listed include United Food versus Dr. Pepper in a double header and postponements for Joe's versus United Food and multiple matchups among United Food Elks and Va Woolen.
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Winchester
Joe's
Dr. Pepper
Elks
Woolen
United Food
Joe’s
Junior Board
Jr Board Faces O Sullivan in Contested Matchups
In a trio of bouts the Jr Board clashes with O Sullivan and Miller Anderson meets Parcel Post while O Sullivan also challenges the Junior Board. The card features rivalries and potential upsets across three wrestling style showdowns.
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Jr. Board
O'Sullivan
Miller-Anderson
Parcel Post
Junior Board
Pirates Keystone in NL chase as Cubs surge to second
Pirates press toward Cincinnati as they win 18 of 26 and close within nine games. Tom Sunkel nearly throws a no hitter for St Louis in a 10-0 setback to the Giants, while Dizzy Dean dominates the Dodgers and Gabby Hartnett sparks the Cubs in a 13-hit attack. Yankees dazzle with a 14-1 romp as Dickey climbs toward Cooperstown.
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Bill White
Associated Press
Pirates
Cubs
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Sunkel
Cardinal
Giants
Tom Hafey
Billy Jurges
Sunkel
Ole Dizzy Dean
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gabby Hartnett
Dick Bartell
Fred Fitzsimmons
New York Yankees
Browns
Bill Dickey
Cooperstown
Hall of Fame
Bill
Lou Gehrig
Bombardiers
Red Ruffing
Dysentery Prevention Emphasized Health official urges sanitation and hygiene to curb summer cases
Dr. I C Riggin, commissioner of health, explains dysentery as an infectious disease caused by specific germs. He details transmission through contaminated water and food, stresses carriers, and lists preventive measures including sanitary facilities, protected water and milk supplies, abstaining from handling food when ill, and thorough hand washing.
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I. C. Riggin
Tennis ball weight sparks Seabright tournament controversy
In Seabright New Jersey during the current tournament players including Adrian Quist Jack Crawford and Bryan Grant criticize heavy balls that pick up grass. Davis Cup captain Walter Pate may push for ball changes before the Philadelphia challenge round after consulting with Australian officials.
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Seabright
N. J
Adrian Quist
Jack Crawford
Australia
Walter Pate
Philadelphia
Pate
Elwood Cooke
Bryan Grant
Crawford
Beaumont Defeats Houston After Protest Over Beer Barrel Anthem
Beaumont manager Al Vincent protested a Houston game after a fan clapped and shouted during the Beer Barrel Polka as Lou Blared played. The protest occurred in a Texas league game, but Beaumont ultimately won the eventful contest.
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Houston
Tex
al Vincent
Beaumont
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Overbrook
Kas
John C. Hoffman
Chicago Times
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Dodgers
Larry Mac- Phail
Lippy
Washington Ball Club
Hans Ohrt
Beverley Hills
Calif
Jack Corbett
Syracuse Internationals
San
Louis Shaw
Bill Klein
Dorothy Sutton
Hope Knowles
Omps Funeral Home
DAVIS
Baltimore
Jno. S. Solenberger and Co
N. Loudoun
Baker & Anderson
N. Braddock St
Sargent
The
American League
Boston Ween Oo
Chicago Sane Eee
Cleveland Ates
Detroit Sneer Vocese SH
Eeeewes
D.C
Boston Red Sox
Pale Hase
Foxx
Homsters
al Milnar
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Buck Newsom
Washington Senators
Senators
Pure Oil’s New
Mme P
Pure Oil Company
Texaco
E. S. Moore
Millwood Ave
J. R. Bucher
N. Main
Richard Ave
WM. M. Turner
National Avenue
A. K. Sirbaugh
South Braddock St
Lee-Jackson
Smith’s
Braddock
Gerrard
Shenandoah Motor CO
1000
Valley Ave
Walter’s Garage
Fairfax Lane
E. Earl Shade N. Main St
Bickers Motor CO
Seabright Tourney
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
High Speel
Tural
ULAR
Firestone
San Francisco
Liecon
Fireaone
Richard Crooks
Ee Orchestra
N. B. C. Red
Firestone Auto Supply & Service
Loudoun Street
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