Pirates Beat Nationals Twice In Pittsburgh Slugfest Pair
In Pittsburgh, June 26, the Pirates defeated the Philadelphia Nationals in a doubleheader. The first game featured a fluke play when Collins misfired, allowing Brickell to score, while Pittsburgh outhit Philadelphia. In the second game, a high-scoring slugfest resulted in a Pittsburgh victory as well, with key hits from O'Doul and Brickell and strong pitching by Brame and Smythe.
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Giants Run Wild Against Cardinals in First Game
The New York Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 12 to 4 as Clarence Mitchell limited his former teammates. Giants racked up 20 hits off five Cardinal pitchers, scoring in every inning except the ninth. Ott hit a home run and Critz, Watkins, and Dowd hit two-base or three-base hits in a high-scoring affair.
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Young Star Manse Allen Shines in Local Golf Tournaments
The 16 year old Manson Allen of Hillcrest Country Club emerged as a standout this spring winning the local high school championship and defeating Lubbock Westerners in one match. He starred for the focal high school team and has gained fame for shooting sensational golf all year, troubling older competitors in local events.
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Cornell Crew Wins Regatta In Big Upset
In a dramatic four mile varsity race at Poughkeepsie Cornell's big red crew upset the fleet, led by 19 year old substitute Robert M. Wilson of Montclair. Syracuse challenged hard, with Massachusetts Tech third and California fourth. Navy faded late as Columbia, Washington and Penn joined Wisconsin and others behind.
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Dazzy Vance Dominates Cubs In Brooklyn Win
Dazzy Vance pitched for the Brooklyn Robins to a 7 to 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs in the opener of a first place series. He held the Cubs to nine hits and delivered a complete game master performance as the Robins moved strong in the standings.
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Scotch foursomes prove popular in country club play
In a Scotch foursome tournament at the Country Club yesterday Mrs C M McCullough and Jimmie Pryor posted a best ball total of to win over a large field. Mrs Willis Thompson and George Shannon tied for second with Mrs Tony Chisum and Bill Garre. Mrs Frank Wolflin and H N Lyders placed third with 84. Players were paired by blind draw and no one knew their partner until tee time.
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Chicago and Brooklyn Battle In Extra Innings
Chicago and Brooklyn finished tied at 6 runs apiece after a tense game. Walks issued were 1 to Vance and 1 to Teachout with Nelson issuing none. strikeouts totaled 6 for Vance, 2 for Teachout, and 2 for Nelson. Hits were 5 off Cook across 12 3 innings, 9 off Vance in 9, 4 off Teachout in 51 3 innings, 1 off Nelson, and 1 off Lindery in 2 innings. Root and Finn contributed as hit batters. Losing pitcher was Root.
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Tactless Texans Seek Weekend Opponent After Hubbers Entry
In a note from Lubbock, the Tacks announce no Sunday game as the Lubbock Hubbers join the South Plains League and cancel their planned matchup. Emmet Gober and Gib Jackson invite any willing team to arrange a game for the weekend in Amarillo or away.
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Yankees Win Slugfest Over Indians In Series Opener
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 13 to 1 as Herb Pennock earned his seventh win of the season. Pennock was briefly shaky but the Yanks built a commanding lead, with five of Cleveland’s runs coming from home runs. Gehrig, Ruth, Lazzeri and others contributed as New York overwhelmed Cleveland in the opener.
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Washington Beats Detroit 12 to 4 on Seventeen Hits
Washington offense capitalized on opportunities to down Detroit 12 to 4 led by homers from Rensa and Harris. Whitehall lasted a third of the first inning as Washington produced five hits in the frame. Boston defeated Chicago 9 to 7 with five runs in the fifth inning as both Thomas and McKain were pulled from the mound. Kamm and Miller collected three hits in three at bats for Chicago and Boston respectively.
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Indian Hills Open Tourney Sets Southwest Focus
The 1930 Indian Hills Open golf tournament in Amarillo draws players from the Southwest with over 75 entries already. Qualifying runs June 26 to July 4, with match play July 4 to 6 and finals July 13. Entry is $2.00 and a third flight offers a special prize beyond winner and runner-up.
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Tahoka Ball Nine Has Great Average
Tahoka All-Stars have won 13 of 18 against South Plains teams and boast a team batting average of .337. Four players exceed .400, with Squires Hollis Wells and Evans posting .466 .422 .419 and .414. The squad also has 21 home runs this season.
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Memphis Nine TM Wins Pair of Easy Ones
The Memphis Owls routed Quitaque in two games, 10 to 5 and 12 to 1, with Squires homering and Thompson adding three hits. Quitaque used three pitchers, lefty Middleton and L Marcum, as the Owls dominated on a windy field at Owl Park. Owls business manager Ben Woodington said they have open dates and welcome games with Panhandle teams.
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Alexander is knocked out in fifth frame in Dallas win
June 26 in Dallas, Grover Cleveland Alexander was shelled after five as the Dallas Steers rallied to an 18 9 victory over the Fort Worth Panthers. Gene Moore and Tobin each homered for Dallas, with Moore's blast loaded. 8,000 fans watched Alexander debut, Walt Tauscher win.
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Kaufmann and Lucas power Houston San Antonio tilt
In a rough game Houston and San Antonio produce 12 runs with Kaufmann and Lucas delivering homers. Selph drives in eight and Moore adds four RBIs while Hunt and Hock contribute steals. Smith lasts 3 2 3 with seven hits and six earned runs as Brown records one strikeout and a wild pitch.
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Memphis Bill Terry, Giants star, is 32 years old
The Memphis born first baseman Bill Terry, a key figure for the New York Giants, reaches his 32nd birthday this season. He has been a central batter and leader for the club, contributing steady defense and veteran experience.
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Southern Net Players Lead College Play
The South led the National Intercollegiate Singles Tennis Championship with Tulane’s Clifford Sutter and Vanderbilt’s Donald Cram advancing to the semifinals. Sutter beat Sherman Lockwood 6 4 6 8, while Cram defeated Clifford Robbins 6 1 6 1. Seligson of Lehigh reached the semifinals by defeating Elbert Lewis 6 3 6 1. More than 80 percent of the Southern Association players have major league experience.
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Americans Entered in English Races at Henley Regatta
The Royal regatta from July 2 to 5 will be more international with two American crews from Princeton University and Kent School, plus a Berlin Rudder club entry, a South American club from Buenos Aires, Delft University of Holland, and Canadian rivals. German participation resumes after a wartime suspension through renewed agreement with the German Rowing association.
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Gallery serious over dwarf golf finds city says stop noise
Long Beach California June 26 The final stamp of approval has been placed on miniature golf courses by this city No longer is there laughing and joking during play Several hundred of the faithful watched the finals of a city tournament on a miniature course here and maintained the same strict silence observed on larger courses when a contestant addresses the ball.
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Heavier iron clubheads improve golf swing control
The writer argues many golfers use underweighted irons and outlines three benefits of heavier clubheads. A slow backswing becomes natural for control, the head’s mass helps feel the club doing the work, and weight at the end slows the takeaway while increasing downward swing speed to meet the ball, aiding form and accuracy.
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