Athletics Boost Lead With Decisive Series Win Over Yankees
New York Yankees 4 7 4 loss as Philadelphia Athletics seize control of crucial series. Simmons Foxx Haas homer for Mack, Gehrig drives in for Yankees. Attendance around 55,000 as Ehmke earns win and Earnshaw saves in late relief.
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Senators win fourth straight
The article notes the Senators secure a fourth consecutive victory. The text describes fashion touches on suntan neckless frocks, with shoulder lines slipping, and frocks that use side ties knotted in the center to stay firm while staying sun friendly.
Sam Gray Wins Eleventh Game In Browns Victory
Sam Gray earned his eleventh win of the season as the St. Louis Browns defeated the Chicago team six to five in the final game of the series. Gray limited Chicago to five hits in a tense matchup played in St. Louis.
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Diamond Dope Texas and Southern League Baseball Scores
Results from the Texas League, Southern Association, American Association and Western League show Dallas defeating Beaumont 2 to 1, Houston 1 8 to Shreveport 6 7, plus Waco 4 3 over Wichita Falls 3 7. Fort Worth fell to San Antonio 9 to 17, with standings indicating Wichita Falls and others atop their divisions. Memphis beat Chattanooga 8 5, Atlanta defeated New Orleans 7 1, and multiple scores from St Paul Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Toledo Tulsa Pueblo Oklahoma City Denver Omaha Wichita describe a busy day of minor league play.
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Golf Rules This Week As Intercollegiates Open Near
New York dispatch notes a busy golf week with the Intercollegiate Championship at Deal New Jersey starting tomorrow and the National Open at Winged Foot Ham Maroneck New York Thursday through Saturday. Fifty-three colleges are represented in the Intercollegiates and top professionals and amateurs vie for the Open title.
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Roswell High football prospects bright on 1929 schedule
Special to The News Roswell N M June 23 football prospects at Roswell high school are bright with twelve letter men back and a schedule of eleven games six at home five away The season opens September 20 at El Paso and features home clashes with Amarillo Albuquerque Las Cruces and Clovis plus away games at Carlsbad Artesia Tucumcari Portales Tularosa and Clovis Open date is November 2.
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Hagen Favors National Open at Ridgewood Tough Course
Walter Hagen fired a 67 at Ridgewood in Cleveland setting a scoring mark as he prepares for the National Open at Mamaroneck New York. The British Open champion this year is favored to contend for the American Open on the Winged Foot layout with his best golf when in trouble.
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Nine colleges enter Hudson regatta in intercollegiate race
Nine college rowing fleets from Oakland to Annapolis prepare for a four mile Hudson regatta. The Associated Press reports strong favorites for the classic race as crews steady for the long climb tomorrow.
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Blades and Reinhart to Join Houston Buffs
Ray Blades and Art Reinhart, veterans to Houston, will join the Buffs after being acquired from Rochester. President Fred Ankenman announced the move and said Ira Smith has an option to Fort Wayne in the Central League. Both players have prior Houston experience.
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Indian Hills meet draws 78 entrants for $350 prize trial
Scores of golfers gathered at Indian Hills yesterday as practice week began for the club's annual invitation tournament. On Saturday June 29 the first qualifying scores will be turned in with 78 entrants already signed and many more expected. Entries are open at Indian Hills River Drive and Clements and Young golf clubs. qualifying runs June 24 through July 5 and match play starts July 4.
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Tennis stars sendoff at Roehampton before Wimbledon start
In London the International Tennis Club of Great Britain hosted a reception at Roehampton Club for players from a dozen nations before Wimbledon opens. 120 men and 96 women enter first rounds. Tilden and Hunter skip titles, while Lacoste defends or steps aside as favorites shape the field. Notables Tilden Dillon and Hennessey Miki Lott Du Plaix appear in early matchups.
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State league roundups show Coleman, Midland wins
AP roundups report Coleman defeats Abilene 13 to 4 as six straight wins. Midland earns its ninth straight by beating San Angelo 20 to 6. Big Spring sweeps Ballinger in a double header, 4 to 3 and 2 to 6, with both games decided by late innings.
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Loughby and McGraw Spark Phillies Past Boston in Seven Innings
The score shows Philadelphia leading Boston 5 to 0 after seven innings with Willoughby yielding all ten hits. Collins walked five, Benge and Greenfield combined for eight hits in five innings, while Welsh and Maguire hit three bases and Colls connected a home run.
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Robins Triumph Over Giants in Low-Scoring Clash
New York beats Brooklyn 8 to 9 in nine innings as Frederick hits a two-base and Lindstrom Frederick collect three base hits. Bressler hits a home run. pitching shows Vance 5 strikeouts and Genewich 1 with Walker 2.
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Reds Even Series With Cardinals In Pitching Duel
The Reds tied the two game set with the St Louis Cardinals by winning 4 to 12 in Cincinnati. The contest featured a pitching duel between Lucas and Frank House. The standout plate action came from Ethan Alie Venrea.
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German Will Meet Paolino in High Stakes Heavyweight Bout
New York June 23 The boxing card features Max Schmeling versus Paolino Uzcudun at Yankee Stadium for Milk Fund Charity Fifth Carnival shaping the heavyweight title race left vacant by Gene Tunney. A decis ive Schmeling win could propel him toward Dempsey and Sharkey tests later this year with Paolino listed as underdog at 6 to 5. The semi final pits K C Christner and Otto Von Porat, two of the division’s hardest hitters.
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Lockney to Sponsor First Invitation Golf Tournament
The Lockney Chamber of Commerce plans the First Annual Invitation Golf tournament at Lockney Country Club on July 7 and 8. Dr H H Ball chairs a committee with H M Mason C D Henry A P Barker and H B Adams. Golfers from West Texas invited for prizes including four large cups and a year’s club membership.
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Bad News Jim and Ziggy Sears Give Names in Odd Ways
Dallas June 23 Ordinary origins for nicknames are rare but Jim Galloway and William Sears have fitting handles. Galloway earned Bad News Jim after a prank sequence of fake death notices, while Sears became Ziggy from Jakey Atz and a rival Ziggy Shears fiasco. Sears says Ziggy sticks. his records are in that name.
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