Cardinals make it three in a row over Phillies ball club
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 10 to 9 in a free hitting contest as Hafey leads with a home run, triple and double driving in five. Klein Hurst and Southern also homer for the visitors. Klein and Hafey key the late offense.
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Bancroft Comorosky Sacrifices in Game Summary
Waner Sheely A Moore Traynor Hemsley noted in play by play. Double plays involved Hendrick Gilbert Grantham Jones Sheely and Waner Grantham. Brook left on base in Pittsburgh 10. Swetonic Hill Morrison Moore struck out. Winning pitcher A Moore losing Swetonic. Umpires Reardon McCormick. Time 2:00.
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Reds Beat Giants 7 to 3 Behind Mays After Benton Exits Early
Cincinnati tops New York 7 to 3 as Jakie May shuts Giants down except for a seventh inning rally. Benton lasts only four innings, Genewich walks in the final Cincinnati run, and Lindstrom, Pulls, and Dreasen drive in key hits in a game with multiple scoring innings.
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Simpson Modest Youth At Home
Columbus Ohio June 10 George Simpson Ohio State flyer who sprinted 100 yards in 9.4 seconds writes little about himself, his parents read newspapers for his accomplishments. He trusts reporters to relay his success while he avoids talk, has rarely missed a race start and once equaled world records in the 220 yard dash before a muscle injury. He skipped a Washington trip to protect his leg for the AAU meet in Denver and recalls Bracey’s absence impacting his chances.
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Rice Institute
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Sprinter Aims For Strong Record Breaker
A tall heavy sprinter is sought to combine power and speed to break the old record, saying real strength as well as speed is required to surpass the mark.
English Golf Play Provides No Upsets
Seventy six of the 125 first round matches of the British Amateur Golf championship were played today with no real upsets. John Dawson of Chicago did not appear in action as his opponent scratched entry. Dawson played a practice match with John De Forest. Three Americans won their matches Douglas Grant R H Baugh Jr Joshua Crane defeated Carl Bretherton in a Midlands district upset.
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Birmingham
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Oxford
Joshua Crane
Boston
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Midlands
June Trophy Golf qualifying date announced at ae Country Club
Announcement sets June 14 as last day to qualify for the June Trophy Golf at the ae Country Club. Sixteen low scores advance to match play for the trophy. Registrations must be completed before play. In Spring Handicap semifinals, Dr J B Compton, winner in 1927, faces Frank Houston. Scotty Hale meets Lafe O Keeffee in lower bracket. Houston beat Compton on the last hole after Doe gave ten strokes. Hale O Keeffee winner to challenge Houston in the final.
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Frank Houston
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Lafe
Houston
Dr. Compton
Doe
Weston Boy Elected Captain of St. Vincent Baseball Team
Creed Weatphal of Weston West Virginia was chosen as captain for 194. He plays pitcher and outfielder for St. Vincent College baseball, with elections held in Latrobe Pennsylvania.
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Creed Weatphal
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St. Vincent College
White Sox fall 3 1 as Athletics win ninth straight
Lefty Ruffing secures his ninth win of the season for the Athletics in a 3-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. All runs came in the second inning as Detroit native Po'ey drove in two on a triple and infield out.
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Todt
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Tigers Rally To Take 6 1 Victory Over Red Sox
In Boston on June 10 the Detroit Tigers won 6 to 1 as Ruffing gave up four hits and one walk through seven innings. Victor Sorrell pitched well for Detroit while notable fielding by the visitors kept Boston from scoring in the second inning after Williams doubled and Berry walked.
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Old Man Duer's Guesses and National League Results
National League predictions give Pittsburgh over Philadelphia Hopeton over Cincinnati St Louis over Brooklyn Chicago over New York American League picks St Louis over New York Philadelphia over Chicago Detroit over Boston Cleveland over Washington. Cleveland beats Washington 4 3 in a nine inning game with Fonseca knocked for Hadley, Falk homered, Averill and Maye noted, Holloway the winning pitcher. Yankees win fifth straight in New York.
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Gavuzzi Grabs Early Lead in Trans-Continental Bunion Derby
In Yuma Arizona on June 10 Pete Gavuzzi a Malian runner from England surged into the lead in the trans continental bunion derby overtaking Johnny Salo of Pas saic New Jersey. Gavuzzi finished second in 6 09 45 covering 44 27 miles to seize a 55 minute 16 second gap over the field Elmer Cowley of Clifton New Jersey tied for sixth with 7 39 Harrison of Mia mi Arizona won the lap and Umek of Italy was third in 8 50 Sam Richman of New York finished fourth in 6 57 05
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England
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Elmer Cowley
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Wliael
Harrison
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Ualy
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New York
Record for 3 Year Old Nags at Belmont
Belmont Park reloj record for three year olds as Chestnut Oak of Oakridge stable clocked 1 02 4 5 for five and one half furlongs beating Anita Peabody’s juvenile mark from 1926. Oakridge purse $4125, with Click two lengths back and Polydor a head behind in a fast speed handicap on Getaway Day.
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Belmont Park
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Oakridge Stable
John D. Hertz
Anita Peabody
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Oakridge
E. M. Byers
Click
William Zeigler Jr
Polydor
Sam Cohn Wins Tennis Tourney at Charleston
Sam Cohn of Beckley defended his West Virginia tennis title in Charleston defeating B. F. Arkle of Wheeling 6 0 6 4 1 6 6 2. Cohn and Aubrey Smith won the state doubles by beating Arkie Starr and E M Starr 6 4 6 3 6 4. Lucy Newberry of Huntington took the women’s singles title by beating Mrs Scott Camp 6 2 5 7 6 3.
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Sam Cohn
Beckley
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Arkle
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Arkie
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Huntington
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Scott Camp
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