Sports Roundup: Baseball and Golf News From New York
New York reports deny dissension among players as Monty Stratton eyes an exhibition pitch in Wilmington. Dodgers pace on road with 15 wins in 18 games while Bobby Feller and other stars plan appearances. Babe Ruth’s 400 foot homer noted. golf and boxing topics include Jug McSpaden’s 13th start and Joe Medwick’s five straight hits.
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Rochester
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Fights Last Night Results Report
Buddy Baer of Livermore California KO'd Valentin Compolo of Argentina in New York. Pat Comiskey of New Jersey outpointed Dudas of Edgewater Kansas City Tony Novak of Kansas City knocked out in preliminary bouts.
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Winchester men reel in 210 hardheads on fishing trip
A group led by Messrs Adam Ritter and John Gore of Winchester Roy Carper of Sunnyside and Brick Snapp motored to Westland Saturday returning Sunday evening with 210 hardheads weighing from a half to two and a half pounds each.
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Spotlight On Local Sports Last Night At The Park
A large crowd packed the small grandstand at The Park to watch House of David defeat The Park Club under floodlights. Local figures like John Scully and Bob Patton drew praise as Berryville contingent Raymond Levi joined Clarke County All-Stars for the summer.
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Berryville
Gunn Stops Catalfamo In Seventh In Baltimore Ring
Baltimore reports last night Gunn defeated Joe Catalfamo by technical knockout in the seventh round. Catalfamo, 133 pounds, faced Gunn at 128 with Catalfamo favored to repeat prior win, but Gunn's attack broke through in the middle rounds.
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Star Juniors Rally for Two Wins in Doubleheader
The Star Office Junior team extended its winning streak by taking both games from the Junior Icebergs. Scores were 4-3 and 11-10 with Star Icebergs players listed including M. 3b, W. Swanson, E. Shanholtz, and others.
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House of David to Play Saturday Brewers on Sunday
The bearded House of David nine defeated Park Club 12 to 7 last night under tough lights. Russell Potts secured a Saturday game and warned it would be tougher under normal conditions. The Heurich Brewers from Washington provide Sunday opposition in the Industrial League clash.
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Standings and today’s MLB pitching matchups
Major League Standings show Chicago 4 New York 3 and Philadelphia 7 Detroit 4 Cleveland 5 Washington 4. Today’s games list Cleveland at New York Feller against Breuer Detroit at Boston Newhouser versus Butland Chicago at Washington Knott against Leonard St Louis at Philadelphia Kennedy versus Potter. Yesterday Chicago beat Philadelphia 11 to 5 Pittsburgh topped Boston 7 to 6 Brooklyn defeated St Louis 9 to 5.
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Team Too Good Disbands Despite Historic Run
The Edmonton Grads, once among the world’s greatest women’s basketball teams, disband after 25 years and 18 straight Senior Woman’s World titles. Financial strain and lack of competition following their silver anniversary banquet led to the decision. Coach J. Percy Page, chosen by a coin flip, steered the team to fame starting in 1914.
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Grads
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Snead Leads Open Field After Near-Historic First Round
Sam Snead, the Shawnee on Delaware pro, shot a 67 in the 44th National Open at Canterbury, placing him two strokes ahead as second-round play opened. Notables like Horton Smith Ed Oliver and Sam Parks Jr trailed by two while defending champ Byron Nelson sat back with 36 36.
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Sam” Snead
Snead
Shawnee- On-Delaware
Canterbury
Sam
Philadelphia
Denny Shute
Oakland Hills
Horton Smith
Chicago
Ed Oliver
Hornell
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Ben Hogan
Dublin
Tex
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Stars Lefty Grove and Jimmie Foxx fueled a Red Sox win while Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack sparked an Indians comeback. Elliott and Gustine added triples for the Pirates, Rigney shut down the Yankees in Chicago, Camilli propelled the Dodgers, Nicholson and Cavarretta powered the Cubs, and Buck Ross homered for the Athletics. The Fed’s total reserves stood at 15.581 billion dollars.
Old-Timers Rally Delivers Red Sox Victory Over Browns
Jimmie Foxx and Lefty Grove powered a 3-1 win that keeps the Red Sox within a half game of the American League lead. Foxx hit a ninth inning homer with two on and two out for Boston. Cleveland beat Washington 5-4 in 11 innings as Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack sparked the comeback, while Sid Hudson earned the win. Dodgers beat Cardinals 9-5 to slip within one game of Cincinnati.
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