Rickard Postpones Sharkey Maloney Fight To Tomorrow
Tex Rickard announced the Sharkey Maloney bout at Yankee Stadium is moved to tomorrow night due to rain. The event will start at 10 p.m. EDT with a WJZ network broadcast across stations WJZ WBZ KDKA WRC WJR and KYM.
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Diamond Dope Western and Texas League Schedule
The page lists matchups for Western League games in a double header with Denver at Amarillo Omaha at Tulsa Lincoln at Oklahoma City Des Moines at Wichita and Texas League games Wichita Falls at San Antonio Fort Worth at Beaumont W Lollas at Houston Shreveport at Waco Also American League Boston at St Louis New York at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago National League St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York.
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Nightly Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues
Yesterday results across regional leagues show mixed outcomes with rain in several matchups. Notable results include Shreveport 2 over Waco 6 and Hollywood 0 to San Francisco 10, plus Jets across Texas Valley and Lone Star leagues.
Slumping Stars Fail To Hit as Weather Interrupts Games
Yesterday's Big Four report by United Press notes that Hornsby lost his batting edge with four straight outs, Cobb and Ruth sat out due to rain, and Speaker went hitless in two at bats. The tabulated lines show Cobb .108 average in 438 at bats, Hornsby .102 in 41 at bats, Ruth .308 with 33 hits, and Speaker .298 in 81 at bats.
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Golfing World Seeks Fresh Talent Amid Veteran Decline
New York May 19. Golf writers urge a replenishment of amateur players as postwar stars fade. Quimet Evans Gardner and Ouimet once shined, but youth must drive the Walker Cup era now. An ad seeks apprentice golfers to join the U S G A.
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New Hope Emerges in Golf After 1926 Season
The piece notes Evans Ouimet and Gardner remain dominant yet aging stars, with Watts Gunn and Roland Mackenzie as rising contenders. It highlights Gunn's grit and experience against top names and praises Mackenzie's rhythm and nerve. Veterans fade as fresh talent signals potential for a brighter era.
Colorado Beats School of Mines In Final Baseball Game
Colorado University rallied in the final innings scoring eight runs to defeat the School of Mines eight to four in the last game of the season. Denver hosts a triple threat track meet as seven eastern division Rocky Mountain colleges compete for the state title with Colorado Agricultural college favored to win.
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Cardinals Slide in Tight NL Battle for Second
The St Louis Cardinals fell from second to fifth in the National League as four teams Cubs Phillies Pirates and Cardinals fought for the runner up spot behind the Giants amid close standings and key losses. Pittsburgh beat the Giants 13 to 6 Chicago beat Brooklyn 7 to 4 while Phillies rested and Cardinals dropped with Willie Sherdel leaving early and Larry Benton strong for Boston. Joe Harrin had four singles and a walk in five at bats as Cubs rallied with Vic Aldridge holding Giants to eight hits. Bing Miller led the Browns with four hits including a home run to raise his average to .446. Eddie Collins received a wrist watch and diamond pin as a retirement-era gesture.
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Tack’s sore hand wrapped for game
Tack’s injured hand is heavily wrapped, signaling lingering pain after a recent contest and possible impact on his playing time.
Teammates Rally Before Rain Ends Chicago Game
Players from the Chicago team faced interruption as rain halted action in the second inning. Teammates regrouped and prepared to resume play once weather cleared.
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