Youth and age clash for Ohio amateur golf title in Youngstown
In Youngstown the Ohio amateur championship field narrows as 32 survive after 36 holes from 154 starters. F. P. Burch of Cleveland leads with 77 77, while Parker Campbell Journal is highlighted among tied qualifiers. Match play opens with pairings and finals set for Saturday.
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U.P
Ohio
Youngstown Country Club
F. P. Burch
Cleveland
Harold Weber
Toledo
Bray
E. P. Bureh
C. W. Salisbury
Mt. Vernon
C. W. Deibel
John Florio
Columbus
William Deuschle
J. C. Watson
Steubenville
H. C. Williams
Harry Sweitzer
Raleigh Lee
R. C. Garretson
Ashland
Co. A. Morrow
Warren
King Malley
Delaware
Carmen Bill
John Herron
Akron
E. O. Handy
T. M. Bray
Jack Munro
Joe Wells
East Liverpool
Tony Vitt
James Reston
Dayton
W. James
Bob Johnson
Springfield
Phil Ogden
Ralph Quinlan
L. MacPhail
Dave Wintringer
R. L. Brown
Hotel Ohio
Canton
W. H. Crawford
Parker Campbell
Yanks Increase Lead to Eleven
New York won 7 to 4 over Philadelphia in the opener of a three game set as Henry Johnson beat Rob ert Moses Grove. Grove allowed three first inning Yankee runs and four more in the eighth while Johnson held the A’s mostly in check except for a fourth inning scoring burst. Ossie Orwell finished the win.
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Philadelphia
Yankees
Athletics
Henry Johnson
Robert Moses Grove
Ossie Orwell
Johnson
Grove
Beere
New York
Sips
Obrig
Ixcessvene
Robertson
Salli
Collins
Cwees
Esses
Zaparchal Ilisecesses
Firotais
Glouster
Nelsonville
Gatcher
Bowling Green College
Milwaukee
Connie Mack
Orwell
A's
Mack
Jimmy Dykes
Jimmy Foxx
Mike Cochran
Jon Bush
Wednesday Results From American Association and Leagues
In the American Association Indianapolis beat Toledo 6 to 2 and St. Paul defeated Kansas City 6 to 1. Minneapolis won 10 to 6 over Milwaukee. In the National League New York defeated Philadelphia 11 to nothing. In the American League New York 7 Philadelphia 4 and Boston 11 Washington 4, with Boston 4 Washington 1 earlier.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Thursday NBA schedule pairs ten big matchups
The card lists games: Columbus at Louisville, Toledo at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Minneapolis, Kansas City at St Paul, Philadelphia at New York, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, St Louis at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago, Washington at Boston, and New York at Philadelphia.
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Louisville
Toledo
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Kansas City
National League
New York
St. Louis
Home Run Club Leaders and League Totals
The data lists top home run hitters with teams and counts for the Yankees Browns Cubs and others including Ruth Gehrig Hauser Todt and Ott. It also shows yesterday’s home runs by Ott Cohen Schulte Lerian and others and provides league totals National League 279 American League 258 season total 532.
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Yankees
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Hauser
Athletics
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Red Sox
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Giants
Cohen
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Schulte
Phillies
Lerian
Renee
Giants and Yankees Lead As Baseball Action Spreads
The Boston Red Sox split a doubleheader with the Washington Senators 4 to 1 and 11 to 4. The New York Yankees widened their AL lead to 11 games by beating the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 4, while the New York Giants defeated the Phillies 11 to 8 for their fourth straight win.
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Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Phillies
Heavyweights Without Black Menace as Risko Wins at Ebbet Field
At Ebbet Field in Brooklyn Johnny Risko edged George Godfrey in a ten round decision before 27 849, despite Godfrey s size and reach advantage Risko used a late body attack to pull ahead with no knockdowns or danger of a knockout. Risko faces Roberto Roberti in July and Paolino Uzendun in August ahead of a potential Sharkey clash in September.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Godfrey
Harry Wills
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Wills
Jack Sharkey
Godfrey
Sharkey
Risko
Roberto Roberti
Paolino Uzendun
Farrell Wins First prize for his stylish golf attire
Johnny Farrell comments on the prize winning costume at the golf event. He claims the gray ensemble is the year’s vogue and notes the cash prize outweighs the tournament glory. Hagen is praised for not dressing as a professional.
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Farrell
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Is It News To You That International League Hype
A fragmented essay discusses umpiring legends Bill Klem and Charley Moran, debated 1929 Purdue California game, Tooney’s rumored earnings, and boxing mentions. It notes middle western reactions to home runs and hints at sportwriter circles and public interest in players’ personas.
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Bill Klem
Catfish
Charley Moran
Purdue
California
Bill Gibson
Tooney
Gib
Gene
Steve Hannagan
Jack Britton
Heeney
Tommy Loughran
George Godfrey
Feab Williame
Middle-West
Pitching duel ends with Faulkner win in 2:45 game
Two-base hit by O'Farrell and stolen bases by Jackson and O'Doul sparked a midgame rally. Thompson to Hurst completed a double play as Philadelphia stranded seven and New York nine. Faulkner earned the win over Sweetland with 2 hits for Miller and 10 by Miller in five innings. Umpires Rigler Hart and Jorda.
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Robertson
Hauser
Boley
Orwell
New York
Philadelphia
Koenig
Johnson
Cochrane
Gehrig
Ruth
Lazzeri
Simmons
Miller
Foxx
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Hale
Grove
O Grove
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Hogan
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Thompson
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Sweetland
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Byackson
O'Farrell
Whitney
Schulte
Lerian
Terry
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Stone
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Faulkner
Rigler, Hart
Jorda
One Stroke Lead in Western Golf Championship
Chicago June 28 Mrs Lee Mida held a one stroke lead over Mrs Austin Pardue of Hibbing Minn as the women s western medal play championship entered its final 18 hole round. Mida duplicated her first 87 for 174 total Pardue stood at 175 with Melvin Jones of Chicago third at 178.
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U.R
Lee Mida
Austin Pardue
Hibbing
Minn
Mida
Pardue
Melvin Jones
Wilson Fined After Stadium Confrontation
Chicago fan Razzle Wilson was jailed briefly after advancing on a spectator. Wilson was fined one dollar for severe sportsmanship and an additional hundred dollars from Prexy Heydler for the incident.
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Chicago
Wilson
Prexy Heydler
Manoeo Favored To Win Des Moines Golf Ride
Manoeo, the 1927 champion, led as Johnny Goodman of Omaha fell to elimination in the trans Mississippi event. Manoeo defeated E J Rogers of Oklahoma City 6 and 5 in the latest round to become the sole former titleholder remaining. Bartlett and Bender advanced others while Goodman Jackson fell. Survivors include R Juran J Weatherby Webster McCrary and O B Winter from several cities.
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Des Moines
U.P
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Nebr
Jimmy Manoeo
St. Louis
Manion
E. J. Rogers
Oklahoma City
Goodman
Paul Jackson
Kansas City
Arthur M. Bartlett
Ottumwa
Jackson
Don Bender
R. &. Juran
Minneapolis
J. K. Weatherby
W. Webster
Robert McCrary
O. B. Winter
Louis
Pirates Stop Decatur 3-2 In Midweek Exhibition
In Decatur Illinois on June 28 the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Decatur Three Eye league club 3 to 2 after a stopover from Chicago. The Pirates limited Decatur to two runs while scoring three to secure the win.
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Decatur
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Louis
Ruth Bats to Hold Off Cobb in Big Six Duel for Third
In a light schedule Babe Ruth of the Yankees defeated Ty Cobb of the Athletics in a head to head for third place. Ruth collected a single and two walks in five plate appearances while Cobb drew two walks and failed to hit. Ruth kept a .326 batting mark, Cobb fell to .319. Also noted: Mormsby Waner Ruth and Heilmann led the league with notable stats. In Des Moines Johnny Goodman lost in a bid to defend his trans Mississippi golf title to Arthur Lartlett of Ottumwa.
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Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Henry Johnson
Ruth
Cobb
Club
AB. R. H
Mornsby
Braves
P. Waner
Prt's
Yankees
Athletics
Frisch
Cards
Heilmann
Tig's
Des Moines
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Arthur Lartlett
Ottumwa
Loughran to Meet Emanuel in Ten-Round Non Title Bout
Tommy Loughran, light heavyweight champion, faces Armand Emanuel a Jewish lawyer from San Francisco in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Loughran favored to win, Emanuel coming off a decision over Mike McTigue in his first eastern appearance. Title not at stake.
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New York
Tommy Loughrans
Armand Emmanuel
Sant'Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Loughran
Emmanuel
Mike McTigue
Stars Shine as Ruth and Gehrig Lead Inactive Lineup
Babe Ruth hit safely twice in three trips driving in one run. Lou Gehrig added a triple and a single in three at bats. Teammates Rogers Hornsby Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Paul Waner Frankie Frisch and Harry Heilmann were idle.
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Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Rogers Hornsby
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Paul Waner
Frankie Frisch
Harry Heilmann
Butman Beats Canzoneri For Featherweight Decision
Philadelphia reporter notes Harry Butman of Philadelphia defeated Tony Canzoneri of New York in a ten round featherweight bout at Phillies baseball park last night. Canzoneri, reigning champion, loses decision in tight contest.
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Philadelphia
Harry Butman
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Philliey
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