Sorrell and Thomas Pitch duel ends 2 1 Bluefield win
In a pitchers duel, Sorrell and Jetty Thomas shut down Poca Bramwell until the ninth. Sorrell allowed six singles and struck out twelve. his triple in the seventh gave Bluefield the decisive run as Hellman misplayed a throw allowing Gill to score. Bluefield moves to second in the league while Poca Bramwell drops to third. next game to be played at Bramwell.
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Ab Letts Thomas
Blue
Struc
Sorrell
Gill
Jetty Thomas
Blue Grays
Thomas
Hunefeld
Bluefield
Poca- Bramwell
Foley
Dreifus
Murphy
McMillan
Blakey
Kinglebert
Clark
Hurst
Hayworth
Witlock
Short
Mooney
Whitlock
Hall
Fist
Luefield
Blakely
Hunefield
Hall Si
Preifus
Runa
Conqueror of Dundee Defeats Teen Boxer Twice at Coney Island
The veteran Johnny Dundee suffers another loss to rising fighter Terris at Coney Island marking a second triumph for the youngster in short order. Terris emerges as a top lightweight prospect after previous setbacks against Sammy Mandell, with renewed form since.
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Johnny Dundee
Coney Island
Terris
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Til
Mandell
Fistiana
Americans In Lead Group AtBritish Open Qualifying
Troon Scotland June 23. Macdonald Smith Jim Barnes and Joe Kirkwood are among 81 players who qualified for the British Open with strong two round scores Kirkwood 153 Smith 154 Barnes 155 Only two exceptions among top ranks and Moses ONeill shared 146 71 first round 75 second with Aubrey Boomer May and Compston close behind foreign contenders also earned the right to advance as the field moves to Prestwick Thursday
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Troon
Scotland
Macdonald Smith
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Smith
Barnes
James Arald
George Gadd
Roe Hampton Club
Prestwick
Moses O'Neil
Robin Hood Club
Dublin
St. Cloud Club
Paris
Aubrey Boomer
Boomer
Ernest May
Arthur Compston
Field Day at Wimbledon Highlights Foreign Stars
At Wimbledon on June 23 foreign players dominated the all England lawn tennis championship with Americans Ray Casey from California and John Hennessey of Indianapolis posting easy wins. Casey beat E Hollins 6-1 6-2 6-4 while Hennessey defeated N Dicks 8-6 6-3.
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Wimbledon
England
Ray Casey
California
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
E. T. Hollins
N. Dicks
Casey-Hollins
Hennessey-Dicks
Pergola Appeal for Country Places Grows
An unfinished discussion urges placing a pergola on country grounds and suburban lawns to add charm without overcrowding, noting space considerations and aesthetic impact.
Latonia Derby Elimination Reduces Field to Eight
Two promising entries are scratched from the $25,000 added Latonia Derby to be run Saturday. Glenivor II of Colston Anderson stable and Greniver both withdrawn due to injuries. Son of John also scratched for a poor spinout, with plans to ship to Aqueduct to join Jeff Livingston’s stable.
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Latonia
Glenivor II
Colston Anderson Stable
Greniver
John
Derby
Aqueduct
Jeff Livingston
New Orleans Wins Doubleheader Over Little Rock. Other Scores
New Orleans defeated Little Rock 11 to 4 in the second game. Nashville edged Atlanta 7 to 6 while Memphis beat Mobile 2 to 1. Birmingham Chattanooga game postponed due to wet grounds.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Birmingham-Chattanooga
Collegiate Scores From Midwest Action
American Association game results show Toledo 4 over St. Paul 2. Columbus beat Minneapolis 11 to 5. Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee 10 to ? with Kansas City still in play amid rain.
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Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Giants Split Doubleheader With Brooklyn 8 to 8
In New York on June 23 the Giants lost the opener to the Robins 8 to 6 but won the second game by the same 8 to 6 score. Vance allowed six hits the first game and struck out seven. In Chicago the Cubs added a 6 to 5 win over Cincinnati. Philadelphia swept Boston 7 to 3 and 9 to 7 with new Boston players Vargas and Hoban appearing.
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New York
Robins
Giants
Vance
Brooklyn
Deberry
Bentley
Huntsinger
Wisner
Gowdy
Chicago
Cincinnati
Carl Mays
Donohue
Adams
Brooks
Pittenger
Grimm
Wilson
Ryan
Phillies
Genewich
Boston
Bill Vargas
Boston College
Francis Hoban
Homerville
Philadelphia
Ring
Barnes
Mar- Guard
Vargas
Gibson
Carlson
Henline
Cough
Graham
Abr HO
Young
Southworth
Frisch
Outan
Terry
Seeneee
Kelly
Meusel
Ewes
Jackson
Peeeene
Wilson A
McQuillan
New York Windamss
Stock
Ford
Ehrhardt
Wheat
Brown
Taylor
Fournier
Dean
McQuiligh
Rhardt
Greene
Dean Jeter
McCormick, Hart and Klein
ABA
Ziteman
Dreasen
Ancecee Roush
Bressler
Pinelli
Tdtatnn
Critz
Eeesecee Nethaus
Krusger
Mays
Biemiller
Cecee Adams
Maranville
Freigau
Ecee
Wels
Snongtae ‘ Gonzales
Grigaby
Cooper
Peowee
Zitzman
Krueger
Nethaus
Blemiller
Huty
Mays Gonzales Losingitcher
Wi Uigley Moran
Athletics Rally In Final Session To Beat Boston 3 2
In Philadelphia June 23 the Athletics broke an eight inning scoreless game with a ninth inning rally. Two error plays by Lucey helped the Mackmen as Bill Bagwell doubled sending the tying and winning runs across with two out. Wamby homered for Philadelphia and Carlyle Bagwell drove in the decisive runs.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Boston
Lucey
Mackmen
Bill Bagwell
Rommel
Abrhore Dykes
Simmons
Cochrane
Galloway
Harris
Bagwell
Sadeiieet
Playstead
Carlyle
Wamby
Todt
Prothro
Quinn
Quinn Dykes
Billy Evans Sees Fighting Spirit Drive Athletics Rally
The Philadelphia Athletics,minus first baseman Joe Hauser and star pitcher Sam Gray, show fighting spirit under Connie Mack. A 15-4 deficit to Cleveland becomes 18-15 after a dramatic eighth inning rally, keyed by Simmons’ two on homer as three pitchers were routed.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Hauser
Sam Gray
Cleveland Club
Athletics
A's
Mackmen
Simmons
Connie Mack
Rally by Cleveland club yields 17 15 win over Athletics
The Cleveland club staged a strong comeback to beat the Athletics 17 to 15. The rally stands as a notable team effort with a solid lineup and power at the plate. In boxing news Billy Gibson wants a Tunney Dempsey title bout while Tunney’s recent form raises questions about facing Dempsey.
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Cleveland
Tunney
Dempsey
Gibbons
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
The Gumps It’s False by Sidney
A short comic strip item notes that The Gumps features a mistaken claim or misunderstanding. The captioned gag centers on a humorous misbelief, with classic early 20th century tone. The piece highlights character dynamics and light social wit.
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Heilman
Bluefienld
Hunoefeld
McMinan
Hellman
Endlebert
Doc
Heisman
McMillen
Dundee
Gee
Vandenburg
Sid Terris
Poca-Bramwell
C. A. B. Hunefeld
Cf -Necce
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Heilmanto
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Umptre
Kennedy
Charles S. Garland
Pittsburg
C. G. Eames
Latonia Derby
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PHILS
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International League
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Rochester
Toronto
Reading
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Red Sox
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Yankees
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Enne Prothro
Ewes Carlyle
Picinich
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Slatt
Jac Dempsey
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