Luck Played Important Part in Hagen's Defeat
On the British open Hagen finished one stroke behind Arthur Havers as luck and costly misses shaped the result. Hagen, near-miss on an 18 inch putt and wind woes on a short hole, contrasted with Havers and Kirkwood. Sarazen faltered with morning and afternoon blows while Kilbane and Reedy appear in boxing context amid broader sports chatter.
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Miss Edith Cummings Defeated in Tournament
Chantilly June 27 Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago the last American was eliminated from the women's international gold championship by Miss D Fowler of England 2 up Two down at the twelfth Cummings had chances but mishit two drives and could not regain the pace thereafter.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
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England
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Peaches Rally Closes Uphill Win Over Augusta in Macon
In Bacon Georgia on June 27 the Macon Peaches staged a brilliant comeback to beat Augusta 9 in eight innings. Augusta led 6 runs in the third aided by a Spencer homer with bases loaded. Macon tied the game in the eighth as Jenking walked, Allen stole, and Langford hit a clutch triple to center. Smith then singled scoring Laps for the final run.
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Journal vs Georgian Spartans Win.
In Columbia SC a South Atlantic league game featured Billy Munday’s shutout for The Journal against The Georgian club. Parker, Middleton, and others supplied strong hitting and pitching as Spartanburg and Columbia traded runs with errors and late scoring. strong fielding from Cheatnutt, Menzel, and Kelly framed a 5 to 4 result.
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Billy Munday
Journal
Douglasville Wins From Dallas Team In Tight Victory
Douglasville Ga June 27 Douglasville opened the season by defeating the Dallas team 1 to 0 in a hard fought game Thaxton hit a long homerun in the fifth for the locals Peace allowed two hits and struck out nine while walking one Stevens the Mercer alum allowed five hits and struck out eight both sides played errorless ball Dallas 000 000 00 0 Douglasville 000 020 00 1 Batteries Stevens Croker Peace Smith Umpire Digby
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Is Given Divorce of Hornsby in St Louis
Mrs. Sarah E. Hornsby was granted a divorce from Rogers Hornsby star second baseman of the St. Louis Nationals by Judge Granville Hogan. She also received custody of Rogers, Jr. They married in Philadelphia on September 23, 1918 and separated December 27 last year.
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
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Rogers, Jr
Philadelphia
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