Pittsburgh Steps To Leadership In League As Cubs Bow To Cards
Pirates win both ends of a doubleheader over the Reds to seize first place by three percentage points from the Cubs, with strong pitching and timely hitting powering the move. Larry French pitched a seventh shutout of the year in a 15–0 opener, while a 9–5 nightcap featured a six-run ninth.
Parker Wins Eastern Tennis Crown at River Forest
Milwaukee teenager Frank Parker, 16, captured the Eastern tennis crown by defeating Lester Stoefen of California in a three set final at River Forest. Stoefen won the first set 6-2, Parker then took 7-5 6-4 6-2 as rain interrupted play.
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Bees Sweep Twin Bill in Arizona Texas League Half
Douglas Bees closed the first half by winning both ends of a doubleheader against Albuquerque 13 to 12 and 12 to 1 in Albuquerque New Mexico. Tucson won the first game 6 to 3 while El Paso claimed the nightcap 9 to 7 in Tucson Arizona. El Paso moved to second place behind Albuquerque in unofficial standings. The Bees hit eight home runs in the twin bill showcasing strong power.
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National amateur wrestling championships draw 150 entrants
The combined national amateur wrestling championships and semi final Olympic trials begin tonight at Madison Square Garden's outdoor bowl in Long Island City. The entry list totals nearly 150 competitors from across the country.
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Sarazen Rises to Golf Supremacy With Open Wins
New York June 27 Gene Sarazen dethrones Bobby Jones by winning the national open at Fresh Meadow and claiming both the British and American Opens in the same year. He sets a new British Open record with 283 at Sandwich, matches the national Open low with 286 at Fresh Meadow, and surpasses Jones' American Open best of 287.
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Standings and Tonight's MLB Schedule
Standings show Boston 5-1 and Philadelphia 4-5 yesterday. Brooklyn 5 over New York 2, Pittsburgh 5-9 and Cincinnati 0-5, St. Louis 4 beat Chicago 3. Tonight Chicago visits St. Louis, Pittsburgh hosts Cincinnati, Philadelphia plays Boston.
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Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Scores
American League standings show New York leading with a .703 mark at 45 19. Detroit 36 27 571, Philadelphia 37 29 561, Washington 37 29 561, Cleveland 36 31 537, St. Louis 33 32 508, Chicago 28 41 359, Boston 20 4 12 190. Yesterday results: New York 6 Philadelphia 2. Washington 8 Boston 4. Detroit 5 Chicago 1. Cleveland 10 St. Louis 5 6. Schedule: Detroit at Cleveland and Washington at New York. Also notes St Johns Don Patterson repairing Columbia Theatre. Springerville Round Valley Drug Co opening in Hyatt building.
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Leaders Among Major Leaguers
National League batting leaders include P Waner of the Pirates at .381 and Hurst of the Phillies at .376. Phillies players Klein and Bartell top runs, RBIs, and hits, with Klein leading in RBIs and hits while Bartell adds many runs. Pitching honors go to Betts and Swetonic. American League stats show Foxx leading batting with .379 and 83 RBIs, Ruth pacing home runs with 22, and Gomez posting 14–1 for Yankees.
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Ferrell Limits Browns in Indians Victory for 13th Win
Wes Ferrell allowed only six hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the St. Louis Browns. Ferrell earned his 13th win of the season in a strong pitching performance.
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Baseball Highlights from a Busy Day Across Leagues
Roy Spencer drove in three runs for the Senators with a homer and two singles against the Red Sox. Vic Sorrell held the Tigers to six hits in a White Sox win. Ben Chapman and Tony Lazzeri each doubled as the Yankees scored four in the first against the Athletics. Larry French blanked the Reds 5-0 on four hits for the Pirates. Jimmy Reese delivered a pinch double in the ninth for the Cardinals, driving in tying and winning runs against the Cubs.
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Gila Bend Cafe Leased to Dan Medigovich
Jake Miller leased the Gila Bend cafe to Dan Medigovich, transferring management and occupancy rights. This local business arrangement shifts operating duties to Medigovich while Miller retains ownership considerations.
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Week end in sports wrap: golf and track leads
Sarazen shoots 66 to win the national open by three strokes in Flushing. Moreland defeats Goldman 1 up for trans Miss' title in Oklahoma City. Howell retains Virginia amateur crown in Richmond by 9 and 7. Nurmi sets a marathon mark in Viipuri while Bausch tops Olympic decathlon trials in Evanston. Tolan nips records in Ann Arbor as wind favors. Michelsen wins Olympic marathon trial in Los Angeles. Parker upsets Stoefen in Chicago western tennis final. Sutter beats Grant for intercollegiate title in Haverford. Stiup wins Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp. Gallant Knight breaks Reabody track record in Chicago. Wise Anne wins Clipsetta Stakes at Latonia. Johns Hopkins defeats Maryland in lacrosse. Gabby Street signs to manage Cardinals in 1933.
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