Clarkmen sweep Reynolds in 10-6 win over A C M
Clarkmen attack pitcher Rollie Reynolds as Hutchinson wins on mound and Zanic leads with a triple. Clarkmen tally 14 hits to defeat A C M 10 to 6 in five innings after early scoring, with Charlton Cullen and Cullen delivering key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkman
Rollie Reynolds
Zanic
Wg Company Clan
Clarence Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Oscar Owers
Lefty Ricker
Hutch
Clarks AB
O'Shea
Molle
oRathon
Pathree
Cullen
Morne
Pemeren
Calla
Percy
Cine A . Ey Hutchinson
Zitzmann
Friberg
Roush
Maranville
Freigau
Griffith
Statz
Hartnett
Dressen
Critz
Bressler
Adams
Grimm
Bohne
Luque
Biemiller
Cooper
Benton
Brady
O'Donnell and Ryan Fight Drawin A Gripping Bantam Clash
Mickie O'Donnell and Tom Ryan battled twelve rounds with heavy infighting and slick defense. O'Donnell pressed the action while Ryan slipped and countered to earn an even verdict. Also on the card Frank Monahan stopped Chuck Weir in the fifth, and Kenneth Gougd beat Gandy Daly in Idaho featherweight action. The Legion crowd saw a rough, entertaining program with a net loss of about $1,000 for officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickie O'Donnell
Tommy Ryan
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Broadway
Mickie
Abie Goldstein
Frankie Monahan
Chuck” Weir
Navy
Weir
R. C. Monahan
Commission
Kenneth Gougd
Avery
Idaho
Gandy Daly
Anaconda
Daly
Fred Franklin
Bob Hart
Ryan
O'Donnell
O’donnell
O'’Donnell
Oakland
Lahood
Georgie Marks
Monahan-Weir
Monahan
Franklin
Hart
Legion
Sullivan Former Pitt Player Sold to Reds
Tom Sullivan 19, outfielder and reserve catcher for Buick Pitts Mines league champions, signed by Cincinnati Reds of the National League. He has starred for the Aberdeen club in the Timber league in Washington this season and was ordered to report immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sullivan
Buick Pitts
Cincinnati Club
Butte
Sullivan
Aberdeen
Washington
Reds Aew
Gilbert Stokke
Antode
Orville Ely
The
Pitts
Clarks Suffer 5 6 Defeat In Slow Pitch Game
Earned runs credited to Hutchinson three and Reynolds four as officials note a 1 hour 36 minute game. Umpires Ryan at plate and Nelson on bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks
Hutchinson
Reynolds
Ryan
Nelson
Clarks reveal millionaire backer and roving pennant race notes
W A Clark III, son of W A Clark Jr and grandson of the late senator, listed on the league bulletin as a Clarks outfielder. Lefty Erickson returns to boost Anaconda’s drive. Rodda exits to the Oaks Coast league. Callahan’s one handed grab and O Shea’s stop highlight a busy night with Charlton yielding only one ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks
W. A. Clark III
W. A. Clark Jr
W. A. Clark
Young Clark
Lefty” Erickson
Rnodes
Anaconda
Rodda
Bulletin
The
Oaks
Pacific Coast League Game Notes From Seattle Oakland and Los Angeles
Baseball recap item lists Seattle and Oakland games with line scores and batteries. Mentions Williams Yelle Sutherland Daly for Seattle, and Perry Mulcahy McCabe Peters Rudolph Pennock Eckert Hannah for Los Angeles. Sacramento and Oakland box details include Scheltenbach Kochler Bochler Read. game postponed in Los Angeles due to rain.
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Los Angeles— Rr
Balt Lako
Vernon
Plercy
Mulcahy
McCabe
Peters
Rudolph
Pennock
Eckert
Hannah
Oakland
R. H.E
Sacramento
Twbckerrrenenste
Sen
Scheltenbach
Kochler
Bochler
Read
Openers Set for Kid League at Columbia Gardens
Boys baseball at Columbia Gardens begins next Thursday with three seven inning games. Twelve teams compete with six more opening on Saturday. Thursday schedule lists Hubs and Bumps Juniors at 16 00 Home Weasels and Gold Streets at 11 Centerville Cubs and Elm Street Sluggers at 1. Saturday features Mines Juniors and McQueen Warriors at 9 Belmont Juniors and Rowdies at 10 Pirate Cubs and South Side Cubs at 11.
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Columbia Gardens
Gold
Centerville Cubs
Elm Street
Mines
McQueen Warriors
Belmont Juniors
Rowdies
Pirate Cubs
South Side Cubs
International Olympic Committee proposed as world sports body
In Prague on May 28 representatives from 12 international federations proposed a supreme world sports governing body the International Olympic Committee and elected Gustavus T Kirby as president, former head of the American Olympic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Gustavus T. Kirby
American Olympic Committee
Frankie Genaro Wins Judges Decision Over Harold Smith
Frankie Genaro, American flyweight champion, was awarded the judges' decision over Harold Smith of Chicago in a bantamweight match at Brooklyn tonight.
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Genaro
Associated Press
New York
Frankie Genaro
Harold Smith
Chicago
Brooklyn
Baseball Schedule Headlines for Tuesday
American League matchups include Cleveland at St Louis New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington and Detroit at Chicago as teams vie for early season momentum.
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National League
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
American
Kre
Magemen Extend Lead On Senators
In a May 28 doubleheader, Connie Mack's A’s swept Washington with scores of 11-3 and 9-4, increasing their lead to three games. Washington’s pitchers struggled while Philadelphia’s attack mounted pressure throughout both games. The day also featured Chicago beating Detroit 7-6 after a late ninth-inning rally and Boston-New York split a twin bill, the Yankees winning the second game 7-2 to take the series 3-2.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
Washington
R. H. FB
Zachary, Russel
Kelly
Ruel
Whalberg
Cochrane
New York
Boston
Yankes
Red Sox
Quinn
Picinich
Shawkey
Schang
Wamby
Ezzell
Lee
Eeeeeweene
Heving
Francis
Vache
Lucey
Ereeeree
Pirates
Pittsburg
Ting
Pitts
St. Louis
Blades
T. PO. A.B. AB
O'Farrell
Pipp
Steve Mueller
O'Neil
Cooney
Ward
Bell
Jones
Haines
Dyer Eeree
Ewes
Boone
Paschal
Day
Meusel
Wanninger
Wambsy
Todt
Carey
Moore
Oftucey
Cuyler
Barnhart
Traynor
Wright
Grantham
E. Smith
Meadows
Ee Browns
Benjamin Karr
Seer
Cleveland Pittsburgh
Indians
Cleveland Grantham
E. Sm
Aler
Jamieson
Lutske
Spurgeon
Bottomley
McNulty
Hornsby
Bottomsley
J. Sewell
Meadows Myatt
Summa
Burns
Teeee
Innin
Es Fewster
Karr
Pee
Page
Hendrick
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ohio
Incinnati
Trinade
Shaute
Adams
Maranville
Freigau
Griffith
Hartnett
Ee Friberg
Louis Grimm
AB. R. H
Dressen
Ae Roush
Bressler
Cleveland
Walker
Caveney
Bohne
Brugagy
Fewster
Jacobson
Luque
Biemiller
P . Fewster
Benton
McManus
Gerber
Sisler
Bush
Brady
Dixon
Eisler
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results report shows American and National league games with team scores including Boston 6 New York 8 and Chicago 6 Detroit 7. Standings include Columbus 8 Indianapolis 12 and Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 7 with several 1- or 2-game records noted.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland Ween
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Ee Wees
Portland
Seattle
Cow
Oakland Eae
Sacramento Ewer
Vernon Eeee
American Association
Onions Home Run Wicks Giants To Series Win
New York tops Boston 8 to 6 as Snyder belts a left field homer in the eighth to provide the winning run. Meusel and Lindstrom plate two beyond base hits. Nehf Genewich and Ryan toil, with 11 hits for New York.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
Snyder
Ryan
Renton
tRan
Padgett
Owactives
Southworth
Meusel
Lindstrom
Jackson
Kelly
Terry
Nehf
Genewich
Benton
V. Barnes
J. Barnes
Genewtch
H. PO
Young
O'Neil
American Flag Wins Withers Stake at Belmont
American Flag won the three year olds classic Withers stake at Belmont Park in New York on May 28. The race featured top three year olds and the result added a notable victory to American Flag’s record at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Flag Today
Belmont Park
Young Humber Garners Special Shoot Number
Maurice Humber a 16 year old Rocker boy won first place in a special 100 birds class B event at the Great Western shotgun shoot in Chicago. He also placed third in the junior event with 88 of 100 birds and said he was shipping the trophy home. He shot with a borrowed gun after traveling on his own to the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Humber
Chicago
Fred Humber
Maurice
Young Humber
Farrell Leads Second Section in National Open Qualifiers
Long Beach New York May 28 Johnny Farrell youthful pro of the Quaker Ridge club led 68 second section qualifiers for the national open golf championship at Lido. His 70 tied the course record set yesterday by MacDonald Smith. Farrell shot one stroke better than Bobby Jones who had five birdies early but finished erratic as favorites advanced.
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Associated Press
Long Beach
N. Y
Atlantic
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge Club
Lido
MacDonald Smith
Lakeville
Farrell
Bobby Jones
Wial
British finals set for Harris vs Bradgley in golf
The British amateur championship final on May 29 pits Robert Harris from Dundee against K F Bradgley of Warren. J S Cruikshank, Argentine champion, lost at the nineteenth hole to Noel Layton in the sixth round. Five Americans were eliminated earlier. Harris, favored to win, captained the British team against America in 1922 and 1923.
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Westward HO
Eng
Robert Harris
Dundee
K. F. Bradgley
Warren
J. S. Cruikshank
Noel Layton
Harris
America
United States
St. Andrews
Scotland
Mehlhorn Leads 30 Into Open Qualifying At Onwentsia
Thirty mid western golfers qualified for the national open at Onwentsia with 36 hole scores of 151 or better. Bill Mehlhorn of Chicago set the pace with 71 66 137, within two of the record. Dave Robertson led runners up at six behind with 69 for the day. Alex Cunningham and Bob Shave tied for fourth with 145 and 146 totals. amateurs EB Carter and Robert A Gardner also qualified. Chick Evans failed by two strokes.
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Mid-West
Chicago
Onwentsia
Bill” Mehlthorn
Mehrlhorn
Jock Hutchinson
Skokie
Hutchinson
Mehl
Robert A. Gardner
Worcester
Chick Evans
Expect Records Fall at Seattle Coast Meet and Tennis
May 28. Pacific Coast intercollegiate conference track meet and Northwest intercollegiate conference tennis tournament bring about 140 top west coast athletes to Seattle. Preliminaries tomorrow include the 100 and 220 yard dashes the hurdles and field events with finals Saturday led by Glen Hartranft Stanford who reportedly threw the discus farther than the world record and Russell Sweet of Montana among other standouts.
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Seattle
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Glen Hartranft
Stanford
Stanord
Strong
Russell Sweet
Montana
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Ydonnell
Clark
Sundbergites
Co. M
Clark Men
Jimmie Charlton
Bill Cullen
Callahan
Burke
Stewart
Tremblay
Collins
Rathjen
Paddy
Charlton
Jeader
Boyer
Cen- Zanic
Thompson
Jimmy
Forsythe
Morle
Olney
Worden
A. Ander
Mins
Forsyth
Coast Boy
Kayo
Gougd
Elyin O' Donnell
PITT
REDS
Clark Club
Pacific Goast League
H. EB
Seattle Reeves Ne
Williams and Yelle, Sutherland and Daly
Senators
Gregg
Ogden
Bishop
Lamar
Peck
Galloway
Poole
S. Harris
Judge
Johnson
Grege
Gregg J. Harris
Eee Ewneener
Red Faber
Cobb
Kamm
Ted Lyons
Faber
Bassler
Whitehill
Haney
Schalk
Moepoee
Hehlmann
Wingo
O’ Rourke
Hooper
Davis
Sheely
Doyle
Lyons
Washington H. PO
Rice
Omer
Eere J. Harris
Goslin
Bluege
Tate
Leibold
tReuther
R. H Bishop
Simmons
Asies Miller
Rf. Poole
B. Harris
H. PO. A. E. T Manush
O'Rourke
Hellmann
Blue
Tavener
Fothergill
Woodall
Seeee Doyle
Mosul
Ee Falk
Archdeacon
Anne
R.H. PO Williams
Cove
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National
Onders
Giants
Lutzke
Uhble
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