Roundup of Boxing Racing and Baseball News
Weather soaked ring action includes a Joe Louis shot for a contender and judges who also scored the Dempsey Tunney rematch in rain. Harry Weekly excites New Orleans papers as a lightweight hopeful while Red Burman faces Steve Dudas in a bantam prelim. Archibald battles Marinelli in Dayton. Also notes Buck Etchinson hits .408 in the Mountain States League and stories from Wake Forest, Tulane stadium, and Duke coaching schools.
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Ing
Joe Louis
Geta
Pastor
Billy Loose
Overlin
Scranton
Philly
New Orleans
Harry Weekly
Red Burman
Steve Dudas
Lou Salica
Joey Archibald
Dayton
Joey Marinelli
Fort Worthway
Goshen
England
Bermuda
Babe Pratt
Alex Shibicky
al Collings
New York Rangers
Royal Winnipeg Rifles
Buck Etchinson
Welch
McCoy
Park Visitors Pitching Double Victory Highlights
Dodgers and Yankees dominate with strong pitching and multi hit games. White Sox power in first game with three homers and solid six hitter in nightcap. Reds and Phillies split doubleheader with seven hit games. Indians and Senators ride seven and six hit performances to win. Red Sox split. Glenn drives in two and Doerr homers twice. Giants and Cubs feature eight hits and a homer plus strong offense. Athletics ride homer and five shutout innings in relief to beat Tigers. Pirates pair combine for three run homer and four hit nightcap.
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Whitlow Wyatt
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Cardinals
Charles Keller
Yankees
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Jim Turner
Reds
Cy Blanton
Phillies
al Milnar
Indians
Sid Hudson
Senators
Joe Glenn
Bob Doerr
Red Sox
Browns
Harry Gumbert
Giants
Cubs
Park Defeats Berryville as Lake Stars on Mound
Earl Lake pitched a four hit 5-1 victory for The Park over Berryville in a three game series split, with Blairton also defeating The Park 9-3 on Saturday. Lake mixed pace and headwork to keep Berryville off balance while hitters Carroll and Garver drove in runs. Louis Harper led Blairton with 475 average in 26 games, and Park gained the edge in the series with the win.
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Lefty
Clarke Junior Board of Trade
Earl Lake
Charleston
W. Va
Hartford
Stickley
Lake
Berryville
Curry
Carroll
Garver
al Coe
Center Markets
Park
Kilmer
Burch
Harper
Bobby Houghton
Perry Smith
Louis Harper
Martinsburg
Blairton
Tennis Too Hot Girls Go Bathing
Dick Cutter reported the girls tennis team failed to appear for a scheduled match at The Park. He noted several members went swimming at Lake near Berkeley Springs causing the no show. Named players Hilma Hottle Dorothy Sencindiver and Freda Loy were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick C Ter
Winchester Golf Runnor
Caca- Lake
Berkeley Prings
Hilma Hottle
Dorothy Sencindiver
Freda Loy
Frederick Edges Martinsburg for Tri-State Golf Lead
Harrisonburg coverage notes Frederick, Md., overtook Martinsburg by scoring 124.5 points at Spotswood Country Club. Purcellville and Winchester swap fourth and fifth, Bell Haven of Alexandria drops to third, while Martinsburg tallies 64.4, Purcellville 8.5, and Winchester 4.0 in a tight standings update.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Purcellville
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Tri-State Golf Association
Spotswood
Loudoun
Bell Haven Club
Alexandria
Carl Snook
Bell Haven
Frederick—Snook
Haller
Pone
Broderick
Green
Hornsby Near Return To Major Leagues In 1941
New York reports Rogers Hornsby on track to return to the majors in 1941 with strong word around he will lead a big league club again. Sources name possible landing cities including St. Louis Cleveland and Chicago though no final choice is given.
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New York
Birdie
Rogers Hornsby
Uae
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Free barbecue for elderly parents draws crowd in Goldsboro
Levi Hamilton advertised a free barbecued event for elderly parents and prepped for the crowd with 12 pigs 125 pounds corn bread 125 pounds slaw and 625 paper plates. About 1000 persons attended and 375 ate barbecue using paper napkins. Edith Cavell burial questions note her body was moved to Norwich Cathedral on May 15 1919 after a service in Westminster and placed near St Gilles prison.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Levi Hamilton
Edith Cavell
St. Gilles
Norwich
Westminster
You Can't Win Em All Newsom Beats and Breaks Bats
Newsom, returning from a broken thumb, faltered as the A’s defeated the Tigers 4 3 in 11 innings after he held a 5 2 lead. Milnar allowed seven hits as Cleveland’s Indians won 6 3 then 9 1 in a doubleheader. Yankees split with White Sox. Keller DiMaggio Dahlgren homer spree headlines 10 9 win. Red Sox sweep Browns. Dodgers end skid with two wins. Pirates sweep Bees. Giants end hitting drought with 8 4 win.
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Associated Press
Big Buck Newsom
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Newsom
Bobo
Johnny Babich
A’s
Bill Beckman
A's
Ail Milnar
Tribe
Indians
Sid Hudson
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Charley Keller
Joe DiMaggio
Babe Dahlgren
New York
Yankees
Whitlow Wyattt
Fred Fitzsimmons
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
Boston
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Big Tuna Bites Off Ocean City Maryland
Ocean City, Md. reports a banner day as Harry R. Burns of Baltimore hauled a 143 pound tuna, the year’s largest north of Cape Henry. The five foot one inch fish drew blistered hands from Van Burns after a 1 hour 55 minute battle. Two other giant tuna were hooked but escaped, and marlin fishing continued with 11 catches over the weekend despite calm seas.
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Ocean City
Maryland
Harry R. Burns
Baltimore
Allison
Cape Henry
van Burns
Red Hall
Irving Mumford
Information Bureau query from the Winchester Star
The Winchester Star Information Bureau in Washington, D C offers answers to questions about Pack Bee boxe and related topics.
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Winchester Star Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Pack
Bee Boxe
Jeffra Defends Title in 15 Round Fight Tonight
Maryland and New York weight champ Jeffra makes his first defense against Johnny Spider Armstrong of Toronto in a 15 round bout. Armstrong aims for fame, fortune for manager Al Weill, and revenge for Archibald after Archibald lost the crown to Jeffra last May 20 in Providence.
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Ecoga
Maryland
New York
Sakesma
Johnny
Spider) Armstrong
Toronto
Armstrong
al Weill
Weill
Geen Archibald
Providence
Archibald
Jeffra
Ringsiders
Creck
Mary Hardwick Falls Short to Alice Marble in Seabright Final
Seabright New Jersey July 29 Mary Hardwick fought hard in the women's singles final of the Seabright Invitation but fell to Alice Marble 6 0. Marble dominated the match while Hardwick forced seven deuces and stayed within a point at times. In the men s singles Bobby Riggs defeated Frank Kovacs to claim the Seab right Bowl 2 6 0 6 3 11 9 11 8.
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Miss Marble
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Frank Kovacs
Major League Standings and Results Across Leagues
American League standings show Detroit, Cleveland, New York leading with wins and losses. Philadelphia defeated Detroit in 12 innings, while Boston and Chicago suffered heavy losses. National League lists Cincinnati and New York atop, with St. Louis and Pittsburgh in mid pack. Saturday games include Washington, Detroit, St. Louis, and New York matchups.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
W. L. Pet
Los
Dean
Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Nga
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
W. Il. Pet
Dnian Ace
Moore
Hubbell
Lanning
Presswell
Bowman
Salvo
Weabinston
Chavel
Juveniles Rarin At Saratoga Opens New Season
Saratoga Springs opens its month of sport with 96 horses entered including 43 two year olds in 11 of 31 stake events. High Breeze of Millsdale is the early favorite in the Flash with The Fiend Port and Iron Mike challenging as American Legion handicap features three year olds. Notable entrants include Rosetown Armor Bearer and Armor Bearer.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Saratoga
Spa
Adirondacks
America
Millsdale Stables
High Breeze
Chicago
Nelson Aisel
W. E. Boeing
Port
Iron Mike
George D. Widener
Rosetown
Dr. Whinny
Greentree Stable
Armor Bearer
T. M. Dorsett
Joe W. Brown
Europe events reshape high school history texts
Fort Collins reports the school board defers action as newspapers replace texts in fall history classes due to Ukraine era events not being available, shaping how significant world history is taught.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Europe
Ce Ne Ee
Calles
Raig P
Minear
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Winston-Salem Journal
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Red Dawson
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Kellar
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Cammer Tire CO
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Herring
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Hollis
Homer
Crissey
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Wooley
Cather
Hornsby
Bargain Day
Tomorrows Star
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Mr.Newsom
Big Buck
Judson Bailey
Mary Hardwick
Lindbergh
Henry Ford
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberg
Aero Club
Nazi Germany
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Geo. T. Barnsley
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