Preston and Florio Lead Ohio Amateur Golf Qualifier
JACK PRESTON WINS SOUTHEASTERN? Athens golfers.capture major honors in the Southeastern Ohio tourney. Preston, Grover, and the Athens team set records as nine clubs contested the four major titles with Preston posting a 188 in the amateur and Athens tallies 1015 to win the team crown.
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Ambridge
Athens
Jack Preston
B. T. Grover
Grover
Preston
Marietta
Boxing match chatter over offers and bouts across the coast
In Mlitchs Musings boxing chatter discusses big offers for 16 round bouts including a $100,000 bid that Jack Sharkey turned down after winning the crown. It mentions Ernie Schaaf, Baer, Levinsky, Poreda, and possible Labor Day and Olympic Park bouts with Dempsey, Sacks, Blake, Rolph, Balzer, Fields, and Corbett, plus promoters planning on the Pacific Coast.
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Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
King Levinsky
Sharkey
Johnny Buckley
Ernie Schaaf
Baer
Schaaf
Stanley Poreda
Manassa Mauler
George Blake
California
Rolph
Balzer
Nevada
Prince of Wales
Messrs
Dempsey
Sacks
Jackie Fields
Young Corbett
Pacific Coast
Jackie
Los Angeles
Corbett
Fresno
Jack Doyle
Olympic Auditorium
Baseball Park
Jack
Methodists Top Catholics 5-2 In Kiwanis Tilt
In Logan on July 13 the Methodists beat the Catholics 5 to 2 in a Kiwanis Junior League contest. Murray pitched for the winners with Robinette opposite. Each side struck out 14 as both hurlers dominated four scoreless innings before the Methodists cracked with two runs in the fifth and added two more in the sixth.
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Logan
Kiwanis
Methodists
Murray
Robinette
Ater
Willard Helber
Walsh Declines United States Team for Poland Post
On July 13 in Cleveland Stella Walsh announced she would compete for Poland as the White Eagle representative in support of a clerical post at the Polish Consulate in New York. The U S team will not guarantee funds and Ramage and Mamas may still play out West.
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Cleveland
U.P
United States
Stella Walsh
Poland
New York
Lee Ramage
Steve Mamas
Billiards Trim Robinsons 7 2 in Twilight League
Recreation Billiards defeated Robinson Ties 7 to 2 after five first inning runs. Carlin pitched steadily for Recreation, Hal lam allowed four runs before being replaced by Miller, Risley led the winners with a single and a double. Robinsons meet the McCoy Barbers tonight.
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Recreation Billiards
Robinson
Hallam
Miller
Recreation
Carlin
Ropinson
Risley
Robinsons
McCoy
K of P Loses in Gallipolis League
The Wemeldorff & Thomas team defeated the K of P recreation group 9 to 3 in Gallipolis Monday night. Cochran and Munk each had two hits for Wemeldorff & Thomas, while McKean Wells Brown and Luther Lee scored once. For K of P, Haskin Faulkner and Frazey contributed runs.
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Gallipolis
K. of P. Recreation
Wemeldorff
Womel
Thomas
Dayton Hosts Second Round in Ohio Women's Championship
In Dayton on July 13 the Ohio women's championship moved to its second round with only one upset. Mrs. Monte Reid of Cincinnati defeated Mrs. Harold Proutt of Springfield 2 up, while Mary K. Browne of Cleveland beat Mrs. Armin Mahrt of Dayton 6 and 4 to face Harriet Simonds of Dayton, who defeated Mrs. Walter Ibold of Cincinnati 6 and 4. Browne set a new course record with an 81 in yesterday’s play.
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Transue
Florio
W. A. McGuire
Frank H. Pelton
Cleveland
Jack Cummings
E. G. Livesay
Columbus
Don McCalister
Toledo
Dayton
U.P
Ohio
Monte Reid
Cincinnati
Harold Proutt
Springfield
Mary K. Browne
Armin Mahrt
Harriet Simonds
Walter Ibold
Miss Browne
Moraine
Reds Slip to Last as Giants Edge Reds 4 3
Cincinnati fell to bottom of the standings after losing the series finale to the New York Giants 4 3. Carl Hubbell held the Reds hitless for six innings before a late rally, with Joe Morrissey’s wild throw deciding the game.
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Reds
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Southpaw
Giants
Joe Morrissey
Redlegs
Abrhoa Douthit
Memmanapos
Gilbert
Ween
Hendrick
Herman
Lombardi
Grantham
Rocube
Cccampocency
Duroches
Morrissey
Johnson
Asbiorngon
Ogden
Ogan
Marshall
Hubbell
Asbjornson
New York
Verges
Roettger
Moore
Hogan
Uas
Hafe
Terry
Ott
Jays
Durocher
Ase Hite
Pfirman and Reardon
Rauchs Defeat Lawhead Nine In Free Hitting Game
Rauchs Bakery defeated the Lawhead Printers 13 to 3 in a free hitting game. Rauchs led in the first inning and held on with Hardman collecting three hits and Edwards blasting a home run with a man on. Lawheads suffered from lack of practice. Tonight Co L meets the I O F nine. The box score lists Rauchs 400 042 300 and Lawheads 200 000 100.
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Lawhead Printers
Rauchs
Lawhead
Hardman
Edward
Tonight Co. L
Lawheads
Wolfe
Chute and Hudson
Williams
Hauck
Felgley
National league scores and player lineups across games
Baseball scoring ledger lists teams such as Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and Indianapolis with varying inning runs. Batter lines show players like Boron Guarouas Brown Cantwell Spohrer Ma perignelpbis Willy and others. The page reflects box score style records from a mid century matchup summary.
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ST Chicago
Rosten
St Louis
Philadelph
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Etna
Boston American Association
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Toledoce
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Moore
Lopez
Meine
Brown
Cantwell
Spohrer
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Holley
Collins
Davis
Carle- Harris
Grace
Jane
Harriett
Ton
Lindsay
Stout
Mancuso
Last Night's Fight Results From Passaic N J
United Press reports Baby Joe Gann 145 from California defeated Joey Harrison 145 1 4 of Garfield N J by 10 roundsCarl Duva 149 from Paterson was also involved in the card with another result not fully shown
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United Press
Passaic
N. J
Baby Joe Gann
California
Joey Harrison
Garfield
Carl Duva
Paterson
Millers Hand Red Birds 7th Straight Loss
Millers topple Columbia 10 to 9 as Red Birds suffer seventh consecutive defeat in Minneapolis. Southworth arrives to take charge and a shifted batting order yields offense but Bird pitchers struggle. Columbus capitalizes on late rallies and secures the win.
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Billy Southworth
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Southworth
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Tim
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Johnston plans elimination tournament to face Sharkey
Henry McLemore reports James Joy Johnston of Madison Square Garden proposes a single elimination tournament to crown a challenger to Jack Sharkey. The opening bout features Ernie Schaaf with Pauline Usendun, followed by eliminations involving Schmeling, Loughran, Walker, Baer, Levinaky, Hamas, Retzlaff, Pareda, Ramage, Risko and others.
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York
Gen- Nius
James Joy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Johnston
Tex Richard
Tex
Zilch
Gilhooey
Kid Scram
Blah
Who
Johnson
Ernie Schaaf
Pauline Usendun
Banque
Sehmeling
Loughran
Walker
Baer
Levinaky
Hamas
Retzlaff
Pareda
Ramage
Risko
Bethany Beats Tail-Enders 3 0 in Recreation League
Pomeroy July 13 The Downtown Clerks defeated the tail-enders in the Pom eroy Recreation League after a stronger second half. the game ended 3-0 as the Clerks overpowered their opponents with steady offense and solid defense.
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Pomeroy
Downtown Clerks
Pomeroy Recreation
Bethany Churchmen Quietly Triumph 3 0
Tuesday evening with a revamped line-up, the Bethany Churchmen won 3 to 0. None of the three scores were earned runs, demonstrating the visitors’ timely hits and solid defense.
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Bethany
Bues Continue Winning Ways Without Stars
In a 12 inning battle the Pirates beat the Dodgers 8 to 7 without Waner brothers or Pie Traynor. Paul and Lloyd Waner and Traynor were sidelined by injuries as Pittsburgh strengthened its first place lead. The Cuba also swept the Braves 4 to 3.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Waner Brothers
Pie Traynor
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Pirates
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Pat Malone
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Big Five Bar Ruth and Giants in Key Game
Ruth walked four times and scored twice while Lou Gehrig had four singles. Al Simmons hit a home run and two doubles in four at bats driving in three runs. Hack Wilson added five singles and one run, Bill Terry had four singles and one run.
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Ruth
LOU G@HRIG
AL Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
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