Ferrell Brothers Rally With Homer Slew In Major League Action
Wesley Ferrell of the Indians hit a go ahead homer in the seventh to beat the Senators 3 1 while his brother Rick Ferrell for the Browns homered in an 8 2 win over the Yankees. Philadelphia edged Chicago 6 5 as Earl Webb and St Louis split a twin bill with Boston. Pirates upset the Giants 5 4 in eleven innings as Brooklyn and Chicago squared off 7 6 with Dazzy Vance closing out the Robins victory.
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Final Week at Washington Park Opens Racing Season Windup Feature
Washington Park in Chicago begins its final week of a 30 day racing season with the $10 000 added Francis S Paebody Memorial Handicap as the windup feature to be run Saturday. Intercollegiate golf championship opens at Olympia Fields marking its first western appearance in 31 years.
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Standings Update with Tuesday NBA Matches
Boston hosts Detroit while Washington visits Cleveland New York plays St Louis Philadelphia meets Chicago and Hollywood 4 5 cents missions 5 5 records show current results and upcoming games across multiple teams
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Stribling Keeps Shape for World Title Tilt in Cleveland
Stribling trains on a lakeside camp near Geauga Lake to prep for the July 3 title bout with Max Schmeling at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. He spars four rounds, lands a body knockout, and weighs about 188 pounds ten days before the fight.
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Meteor City Stars Defeat Leupp In League Showdown
The Meteor City Stars edged Leupp 13 to 3 at the roundhouse grounds yesterday afternoon. Tafoya endured pain from a hand injury to catch all nine innings. Ramon Torres pitched seven frames before Chavez finished, while Leupp’s Howard started on the mound and was relieved by Black in the seventh. Better stitching on defense signals the Stars may contend for northern Arizona championship.
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Olympic Games To Be Crowded Into 16 Day Schedule
The 1932 Los Angeles Games will run July 30 to August 14 with 135 events across nine venues. The program lists track and field at the Olympic Stadium July 31 to August 7, swimming August 6 to 13, and boxing August 9 to 18, among others.
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Associated Press
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Schmeling Opens Final Week of Intense Training
Max Schmeling begins the final six days of sparring ahead of his title bout with Young Stribling in Cleveland on July third. He will box Tuesday but rest Thursday, then train daily until a week before the fight. Admission for yesterday’s session was 3 100 at 1 dollar each.
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Cochet Loses to British Player at Wimbledon
Henri Cochet, the reigning world No 1, is defeated in straight sets by Nigel Sharpe of Great Britain at Wimbledon with scores 6-1 6-3 6-2. Frank X Shields of New York also advances by defeating South Africa's Dr F D B Spence in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-2.
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Week end in sports list of golf tennis and racing results
Associated Press wrap outlines Dayton Ed Dudley winning western open with 280 Hagen second 284 and Sarazen third 287 St Louis Mrs Os Hill wins Missississippi crown over Mrs Hynes Chicago Yale beats Princeton 6 3 in playoff Coggeshall wins western tennis title Rainville falls 3 6 7 5 6 1 6 3 Columbia’s Davey Jones wins eastern intercollegiate title over Hinkley Hendrin North Carolina Raymond Stone completes doubles win Allison beats Bell in Delaware grass court final Jessup defeats Charlotte Miller in women’s final New York Doeg leads team to Church Cup series win over Boston and Chicago Mate wins American Derby by nose in final stretch
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Record times and game notes across leagues
Pittsburgher posts a 2:04 1-5 mile and quarter mark. St Louis Ruth hits 13th while Geh records 14th homer. Erickson of Dallas Shreveport throws a third no hit no run game in the Texas League season beating Houston 2-0. Chicago’s Louis Schneider wins a 100 mile race at Roby Speedway, with Joe Cummins second.
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Hagen Leads First Round Qualifier For Ryder Cup Picks
Sir Walter Hagen captains a qualifying round in Columbus as six players compete for four Ryder Cup spots. Current team members include Hagen Sarazen Farrell Diegel Horton Smith and Espinosa as they prepare to face Great Britain for the professional golf championship of the world.
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