Robins Tie One-Inning Hit Record in 19-6 Win
Brooklyn Robins pounded 28 hits to crush Pittsburgh 19 to 6. In the sixth, Brooklyn tied the single inning hit record with ten straight hits, later extending to 12 for a tied mark. Babe Herman and Gilbert led the attack as Elliott won. Meine yielded the defeat.
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Athletics Sweep Doubleheader Over White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics win both ends of a doubleheader from the Chicago White Sox. In the opener Moses Grove outpitched Red Faber for a 2–1 victory with 11 strikeouts. The nightcap produced seven homers as Philadelphia triumphed 17–9 with strong hitting from Simmons Haas Jolley and Cochrane.
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Notable Sports Echoes From Old Worlds And Names
A compact column notes Phil Ball and Mr. Gostin may discuss 1981 salary terms with the Browns. It recalls Alfonso Ramon Lopez resembling Mickey Cochrane, the Brooklyn catcher’s ext son hints at Cochrane’s ears. Sammy Mandell is cited as former lightweight champion, having won the title in 1926 from Rocky Kansas. Al Singer’s boxing era starts in 1927. Also mentions uncertainties about the 1981 Kentucky Derby and Bobby Jones’ entry, plus St Andrews caddies aging beyond forty.
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A 21 Foot Putt for a Three on No 18
A nostalgic slice of golf and sports lore with Joe winning a crucial 21 foot putt on the 18th hole. Rivalry scenes, mascots and tall tales mix with references to Grover Cleveland Alexander and Man o' War. An aside notes Harry Paige Whitney's Whiskoom II mile pace at Bt Park in 2 00 flat.
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Washington Outfielders Fear Gunfire Amid Game Incident
Washington outfielders Sam West and Dave Harris say shots were fired during yesterday's game with Chicago, narrowly missing them as the seventh inning ended. They reported the danger to Manager Walter Johnson and police are investigating the incident ahead of a doubleheader with Cleveland.
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Carnera Wins On Foul In Fifth Round
In Philadelphia Primo Carnera defeated George Godfrey by foul in the fifth round of a ten round bout. Carnera weighed 262 pounds to Godfrey's 250 as a major boxing headline tied to a night of varied sports notes.
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Eight American Net Players Win in First Rounds at Wimbledon
Wilmer Allison leads Americans in day one at Wimbledon defeating Edgar Moo in straight sets 6-1 6-3 6-3. Other results include Doeg, Van Ryn, Lott, Mangin, Bell and Mather advancing, while McCauliff was upset. The Seattle hockey trade note and a detailed box score follow with Fort Worth 8 San Antonio 6 in baseball.
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Spuds Infield Blows Up and Houston Wins
Ray Lingrel of Houston defeated Milt Steengrafe of Wichita Falls 4 to 3 in a tense nine inning game. Wichita Falls infield collapsed under pressure as Lingrel earned his ninth victory, with key hits from Fitzgerald and Que. Home run by Funk highlighted a low scoring battle as Houston capitalized on miscues to secure the win.
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Mann Wins Singles Title in City Tennis Tourney
In the Sec ond Annual City Tennis tournament at Ellwood Park Mrs N Mann beat Bonita Cazzell 6 4 6 4 to win the singles crown. Ray and Cazzell defeated Mann and Speer 2 6 9 7 6 4 in doubles, with Ray and Cazzell claiming the title after a tight match.
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Old Man Par Beats Back 96 Golfers in Tourney
At Oakmont PA in the intercollegiate championship qualifier the famed old man par held firm against 96 college entrants. Samuel Parks Jr of Pittsburgh posted the best showing with 74 amid a harsh course test as Par maintained his spotless scoreline for the day.
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M Weene y Released by Cincinnati Reds
Douglas McWeeny, pitcher obtained by the Reds in a trade for Adolph Luque, was released to the Columbus American Association club. The hurler balked at the transfer and said he will quit baseball before joining the Senators. President Sidney Weil gave him permission to negotiate with other major league clubs, all of which waived on him.
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