Middleton Hurls Two Hit Game In Doubleheader Sweep
The Tackless Texans swept a doubleheader from the Borger Oilers 10 to 8 and 4 to 1. Lefty Middleton pitched seven innings of two hit ball in game two, improving Borger's struggles against Amarillo, while Hayden opened the first game with a three-base hit to spark a five-run frame. Hines shuffled the Oilers lineup in a vain bid to catch up as Middleton stymied the visitors.
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Taysence
Rines
Arnold
Allen
Seeee
Jordan
Twoson
Vaught
Brucke
Manager Problems Rise as Boxing Commission Debates
The Associated Press reports a turbulent period in boxing management with disputes among managers over fighters like Max Schmeling and Salvadore Ruggirello. The New York State Boxing Commission faced contentious hearings as cases of loyalty and contracts dominated meetings, culminating in a ruling in favor of the first manager in the Ruggirello affair.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State Boxing Commission
Joe Jacobs
Arthur Buelow
Max Schmeling
Salvadore Ruggirello
America
Tony Canzoneri
Ignacio Fernandez
Philippines
Canzoneri
McCarthy Orders Bush Off Experimental Pitches
Chicago June 2 Guy Bush Cub the right hander is done with experiments by request of Joe McCarthy His attempts to master a knuckleball increased opposition hits and Mac warned him to stop The Giants remain hopeful after a rough early stretch despite losses in the season.
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Chicago
Guy Bush
Joe McCarthy
Mississippi
Bush
Mac
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AS Champions Play It Joe Turnes A Mid South Open Champion 1928
A mid-South Open champion 1928 known as a well-known professional explains golf shaft stiffness. He states a stiff shaft preserves club head alignment, providing straight direction and distance, while a whippy shaft loses those qualities and opens the face at impact. He stresses putting as the other half of the game.
Dixie Champions Off 10 Bad Start
Houston Texas June 2 The St. Louis Cardinals must supply reinforcements to the Houston Buffs Texas league farm or seek a new manager. Big Krank Snyder who led last year’s Dixie title team criticizes the parent club’s handling. On their first road trip the Buffs dropped six of eleven games.
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Houston
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St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Buffs
Big Krank Snyder
Buffs
Seattle Star to Stage Record Walking Race Around Lake Washington
Seattle Star plans a near 2000-entrant 20 mile walking race around Lake Washington starting June 14 at midnight from downtown Seattle and finishing about 9 am. A women only race is set for 10 pm. Entrants include men women and children from Alaska California and Canada with various footwear and outfits seen along the course.
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United Tress
Seattle
Seattle Star
Lake Washington
Alaska
California
Athletics Lose Game Seen As Big Feature Of Major Loops
The week’s major league play showed the Athletics losing a game 5 to 4 to the Red Sox, with McGillicuddy’s club amid record runs. The Yankees flirted with a 17 straight, while the Giants surged in the National League and the Phillies revived, sweeping Pirates and Braves in a late stretch. Buffalo’s Bill Kelly departs, Baxter Jordan arrives, and Mickey Cochrane remains a tough plate foe for runners.
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William J. Chapman
Associated Press
New York
Athletics
Senators
Tigers
Red Sox
Cornelius McGillicuddy
McGillicuddy
Yankees
Mackmen
Browns
Yanks
John Joseph McGraw
Giants
Boston
Brooklyn
Phillies
Philadelphia
Braves
Burt Shotton
Barney Dreyfuss
Phils
Pirates
Stanford Seeks More Track Honors Next Year
Stanford's track team, after a dominant Eastern title run, plans further gains in the National Collegiate championships. Coach Dink Templeton confirms four stars will seek more honors in Chicago, with Stanford safely entrenched after 30 years of leftward margins. The Cardinals hold 124% points in the TI C A A A A title tally, with only three athletes set to depart.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
Stanford
Far West
East
Middle West
Philadelphia
Chicago
Eric Kren
Harlow Robert
Ward Edmonds
Johnny Morrison
Franklin Field
Nichols
Edmonds
Bill Sparling
Cardinals
Laughs Over Iowa Exclusion Roils Amateur Athletics
The Western Conference, led by Major Griffith and General Pierce, attacks the A A U and Olympic committee while Dan Perris and Avery Brundage face scrutiny. The column also teases boxing news about Max Behmeling and Paulino, and notes Sauer Risko and Schmeling in later context.
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Dan Perris
Avery Brundage
Brundage
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United States
John Griffith
Eaar
Griffith
Palmer Pierce
Ton
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Crusaders
American Olympic Committee
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