Golf records set at Wolflin and Muny events
Paul Denson broke Wolflin Park course record as Mrs. W A Martin set a new women’s mark with a 75. At Muny Golf Course Walter Sikes runs the Municipal Tournament with 16 players per flight and G W Dodd the defending champion expected to be topped. The Globe News trophy goes to the Muny champion amid potential rising stars.
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Hot Shots of the Major Leagues highlight leaders
The AP lists top NL and AL leaders through May 26. Arlett leads batting and RBIs for the Phillies. Hornsby top in NL runs and other categories. Simmons and Cochrane pace AL batting and RBIs with Averill and Simmons high in hits and home runs. Gehrig and Ruth tied for home runs among Yankees versus Cochrane and Foxx.
Harridge Likely Named President of American League
May 27 Cleveland William Harridge of Chicago is expected to be named president of the American League at a club owners conference, succeeding the late Ernest Barnard. Harridge has spent two decades in league service, first as secretary to Byron Johnson and later as secretary under Barnard, with a probable interim term until the December meeting for a full four year term if satisfactory.
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Fight is Cancelled in Oakland After Suspension Order
Promoters cancelled the June 17 bout in Oakland between Young Corbett III of Fresno and Gorilla Jones after learning the Illinois Athletic Commission ordered the Akron Negro suspended.
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Price Cards Close Baseball Year With 7 0 Victory
The Price Memorial High School Cardinals beat the First Christians 7 to 0 behind ace McDade’s one hit. The Cardinals finished with seven wins and seven losses, down from twelve and three last year. Leo McDade emerged as a standout sophomore pitcher, while Conway, Tafoya, and Multer provided key hitting amid a tougher schedule.
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Wilson's Feud With Redlegs Rules Out Again
Hack Wilson of the Chicago Cubs reopened his old feud with the Cincinnati Reds during a May doubleheader. From the bench he challenged Ed Roush after a spiked tag on Charley Grimm, and the Cubs’ outfielder rushed the field before umpires restrained the confrontation.
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Baseball feuds flare as past fights surface
The report recalls last season when pitcher Wilson fought with Reds peers Ray Kolp and Pete Donohue. Both Kolp and Donohue were Reds at the time, highlighting ongoing trouble within the league.
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Panther Lead Cut Down as Texas League Race Opens
In Texas League action Beaumont Houston and Dallas won while Fort Worth dropped a second straight to Wichita Falls. Beaumont Exporters swept Galveston 9 1 and 8 0 as Billings returned strong pitching. Houston beat Indians 9 3 and 4 3, with Dizzy Dean winning in relief. Dallas beat Shreveport 8 3 behind Lou Garland who limited the Sports to four hits.
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday’s Games
Karl Hubbell and Bill Walker held the Braves to ten hits in a doubleheader, blanking them 3-0 and 6-0. Babe Ruth powered the Yankees with a home run a double and a single as they halted the Athletics winning streak. Walter Miller and Mel Harder split a double victory for the Indians over the Browns, allowing 18 hits combined. Buzz Arlett of the Phillies belted three doubles and a single driving in two runs. George Uhle scored for the Tigers with a homer and the win over the White Sox. Jim Bottomley contributed four RBIs for the Cardinals with a double and a single against the Pirates.
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Baseball Scores From Texas and Other Leagues
Tuesday results across leagues show Beaumont 9 Beaumont 9, Galveston 1-0, Houston 9-4 over San Antonio 2-3, Shreveport 3 over Dallas 8, Wichita Falls 5 over Fort Worth 4 in a night game, Reading 3 over Jersey City L Rochester 4 over Buffalo 1, Newark 4 over Baltimore 2, Toronto 4 over Montreal 3, Toledo 12 over Louisville 3, Milwaukee 6 over Minneapolis 3, Kansas City 8 over St Paul 7, Indianapolis 13 over Columbus 6, Mobile 3 over Memphis 4, Nashville 14 over Chattanooga 11, Birmingham over Atlanta in a night game, New Orleans over Little Rock in a night game, Los Angeles 6 over Portland 7 in three night games.
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