Mitchs Musings Tod Thompson shines in Chillicothe exhibition
Tod Thompson, now at Pickaway Country Club, wowed crowds in a Chillicothe Country Club exhibition paired with Walter Hagen. He shot a 70 for 18, led the group in score, and impressed Athens Country Club alumni with his steady putting. Ohio University thrower Paul Halleck is projected to contend for an Olympic berth after a 161 ft 5 1 2 in discus at Chicago.
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Mike Heaney
Athens Country Club
Circleville
Pickaway Country Club
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Porder
Chillicothe Country Club
Walter Hagen
Joe Blanton
Bill Gerard
Wilmington
Haig
Athens C. C
Chillicothe
Thompson
Bill Herbert
Ohio University
Paul Halleck
Chicago
Paul
Giants Rise With Jackson Spark, Path to Victory Seen
Giants infielder Travis Jackson returns to third base and clicks, lifting New York to a 3 2 win over the Pirates as Jackson posts three singles in four at bats and belts three hits in eight games. Boss Bill Terry also hits his first homer, while Whitehead’s fifth inning blast provides the decisive margin.
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Eddie Mayo
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Whitehead
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
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Frankie Demaree
Wild Bill Hallahan
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Yankees
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Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Plains Wins 11th Straight In 4 1 Victory
The Plains Clover Farm team edged Laurelville 4 to 1 as superb pitching and strong defense limited the visitors to six hits. Nelson fanned 14 batters and allowed only two infield hits. The Plains improved to five wins and two losses and travel to New Straitsville next Sunday, with Newark Pure Oils to visit on July 4.
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Sarron Wins Akron Bout For Featherweight Title Bid
Birmingham newsboy Pete Sarron scored a 10 round decision over Lloyd Pine in Akron overweight bout. Sarron built early points lead, with Pine rallying late. Both fighters remained unscathed throughout the contest.
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U.P
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Birmingham
Ala
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Lloyd Pine
Coventry
Sarron
Pine
Tax Token Profit Drives Denver Revenue Outlook
State Treasurer Charlies M Armstrong plans to profit from sale of sales tax tokens as tourists expected to take 1.5 million tokens home this summer. The state purchases tokens at 1.49 dollars per thousand and resells at 2 dollars, with stamp collecting noted as a popular hobby among readers.
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Denver
U.P
Charlies M Armstrong
Standings and results from the American Association
The standings show national clubs led by St Louis and New York with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati contending. Tuesday results include St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 8 Boston 6, with several other league games across Columbus, Milwaukee, St Paul, and Indianapolis. Thursday schedules feature Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia among 14 matchups.
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Toledo
Inverness Invitational at Inverness set for Thursday
Twenty six top professional golfers compete in the Inverness invitational a seven 18 hole best ball event with 4600 in prize money. The top team earns 1000 while last place receives 200 with a 200 prize for the low round across the three days.
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Harry Cooper
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Lawson Little
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Willie Klein
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Vice Ghezzi
Walter Hagen
Ky Laffoon
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Klein
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Wood
Little
Leo Diegel
Sam Parks, Jr
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Bill Hallahan Secures Reds Victory Over Dodgers 3-0
Wild Bill Hallahan pitched a full nine innings to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 0 for Cincinnati. He limited Dodgers to five hits as Reds offense struck in the fourth and eighth frames. Billy Myers Kampoulis and Gilly Campbell sparked the big inning rally, with Hallahan adding a run himself. The Reds added catcher help with Charley Hargreaves signed to back Campbell behind the plate while Lomardi rests.
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Toledo Masons establish 500000 fund for 1973 home
A trust fund founded in 1923 by Otis Avery Browning to build a Toledo area Masonic home will be used in 1973. The fund has grown to nearly 1 million dollars. Twenty one Masons form the directorate and a bank serves as trustee.
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Riggs Favored In Net Meet
In Cincinnati Bobby Riggs national clay courts champion faced Morey Lewis of Kenyon College in the Tri-State third round. Riggs favored after upset of Frankie Parker. Lewis seeded fifth. Other results include O’Brien ousted by McGuffin, Reese over Faught, Smith over Pugh, and Demaree over Steinman. Also Portage reports a white rose bush blooming pink, owner Mrs George Duff notes unexplained color change.
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Americans Aim for Wimbledon Title as Men Enter Round Two
Wimbledon reports five American men advancing to the second round led by Donald Budge and Gene Mako. Fred Perry, world No. 1, and other top seeds remain in contention. Mixed doubles debut announced as play continues with notable upsets including Fraulein Marie Horn defeating Sarah Palfrey Fabyan 6 3 7 5.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Miracle Rock Near Grand Junction Sets World Balance Record
Miracle Rock in Colorado near Grand Junction is believed to be the largest balanced rock in the world with an estimated weight around 12,000 tons.
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Tendler promotes Ettore as rising heavyweight threat
Philadelphia report notes Lew Tendler touts his 190 pound heavyweight protégé Al Ettore. Tendler, speaking at his bar and grill, praises Ettore as a strong mauler who would fight anyone and eyeing a title shot against Jim Braddock, Schmeling, Louis, and Baer.
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Baer
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