Washington Clings To Athletics Lead With Twin Bill Wins
Washington stays on Philadelphia's heels by sweeping both ends of a Detroit doubleheader. First game saw a 19 to 5 blowout with Kuhel homer, while the second featured a 10-inning pitching duel between Fred MarWerty and George Able ending 4-0. Cleveland swept Boston 15-0 and 10-0 behind strong pitching. Yankees take both from White Sox 9-4 and 9-4. Philadelphia and St. Louis split a doubleheader as Washington beat Detroit and pulled closer to the leaders.
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Philadelphia
Fred MarWerty
George Able
Kuhel
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Lary
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Perkins
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Ils
Rommell
Kimsey
Blaeholde
Virginia Siders To Meet N. and W. Nine At Weller
Bluefield Virginia Siders face Norfolk and Western in a city league game at Wellerfield this afternoon at 4. The rainout last Monday left Bluefield leading 9 to 0 in the third inning, and the result could decide the first half championship. A N and W win secures the title.
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Virginia Siders
Weller
Bluefield
Norfolk and Western
Wellerfield
N. and W
Wesleyans
Virginia
Burke Leads After 72 Holes In Balloon Ball Open
Billy Burke the New York pro finished 72 holes at Scioto Country Club with a one over par 289 for the balloon ball event. He holds a five stroke lead over Willy Cox with Craig Wood a distant third while Densmore Shute Henry Culet and Frank Waleh chase the final Ryder Cup berth. They tee off tomorrow for the deciding round ahead of facing England.
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Columbus
Ohio
Billy Burke
New York
Bobby Jones
Scioto Country Club
Burke
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Craig Wood
Buffalo
Densmore Shute
Cleveland
Henry Culet
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank Waleh
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Scioto
Pitt Stars Declared Ineligible
Six University of Pittsburgh athletes face one semester suspensions for academic difficulty. The group includes three football players Ralph Daugherty Frank Walton and Charles Miller along with Bernard Leech Make Harrapas and Jesse May from basketball and track.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Daugherty
Freeport
Frank Walton
Beaver Falls
West Virginia
Charles Miller
Louisville
Bernard Leech
Make Harrapas
Jees May
Leech
Pitt
Harrapas
Fritsie Stifel Defeats Mrs. Emery in Golf Match
In the first round of the women's invitational at Kirtland Country club Ohio Miss Fritsie Stifel of Wheeling VA beat Mrs. William Emery Jr 4 and 3. Also Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Mary K Browne of Cleveland advanced with close wins.
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Ohio
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Mary K. Browne
Kirtland Country Club
van Wie
J. K. Patterson
Miss Brown
Julian Tyler
Mise Fritsie Stiefel
Wheeling
W. Va
William Emery Jr
Reds Sweep Braves With Doubleheader Triumphs
Cincinnati swept a June doubleheader against Boston 2–0 and 8–4. Fred Lucas allowed three hits in the opener. The Reds pounded three Boston pitchers in the nightcap, which ended after six innings due to rain, as Wally Berger homered for the ninth time this season.
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Tribe
Redlegs
Boston
Cincinnati
Braves
Reds
Wally Berger
Gibby Welch Weds Parkersburg Girl
Gilbert L. Welch former University of Pittsburgh star and All-American backfield man in 1927 married Myra Chancellor of Parkersburg in Parkersburg West Virginia. Welch was captain of the Pitt football squad in 1927.
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W. Va
Mias
Myra Chancellor
Gilbert L
Gibby) Welch
University of Pittsburgh
Welch
Pitt
National League Results From Yesterday
Cincinnati defeated Boston 8 to 2 in the lone doubleheader game while Boston won 4 to 0 in another. Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn, Chicago travels to New York, and St. Louis goes to Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittabureh
Baseball Scores and Matchups From Today and Standings
Baseball results show Philadelphia, St. Louis, Washington, Detroit, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston games and upcoming matches. American Association notes Minneapolis and Toledo game scores and doubleheader results with Milwaukee Louisville and St Paul Columbus Kansas City and Indianapolis games listed.
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Washington
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Football Scores From Regional Matches
Charleston 1 Beckley 2 Altoona 10 Charleroi 8 Cumberland 0 Clarksburg 2 Hagerstown 2 Fairmont 4 first Huntington 5 Scottdale 15 Huntington 12 second scorelines indicate competitive regional games with multiple upsets and close finishes.
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Beckley
Altoona
Charleroi
Cumberland
Clarksburg
Hagerstown
Fairmont
Wheeling
Johnstown
Scottdale
Huntington
Nogales club signs Mexican pitcher amid language clash
The Nogales baseball team in the Arizona Texas league kept Barradas, a Sonora signing with limited English, after protests and a dramatic late catch. Manager Cox eventually won praise as Barradas regained the mound and the club added his win to the season.
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Dick Cox
Ogales
Sonora
J. Baradas
Mexico City
Barradas
Cox
Ball Park
O Barradas
Brooklyn
Nogales
Baradas
Los Angeles
United States
Stribling to use left hand power in Schmeling bout
Stribling plans a left handed strategy for the July 3 heavyweight title fight at Cleveland Municipal Stadium against Max Schmeling. He trains with left hooks to body and head and reserves right hand for short counter shots. Schmeling answers with mixed workouts at Conneaut Lake Park and sparring partners Brown Simon and Panka push him in final prep days.
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Bill Stribling
Max Schmeling
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Stribling
Bill
Schmeling
Frank
Stribbaig
Sharkey
Max
Conneaut Lake Park
Natie Brown
San Francisco
Brown
Steve Simon
Erie. Pa
Southern Association Scores Report
Aliantall games from New Orleans and other cities list Birmingham defeating 13 to New Orleans 3 while Mobile 0 and Nashville 5 and Memphis 6 marked in the standings.
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Aliantall
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Americans Dominate Early Rounds At Wimbledon
London June 23 American players swept the opening rounds in the tennis championships led by Frank X. Shields and Mrs. L A Harper. George Lott Jr John Van Ryn and Sidney B Wood Jr followed Shields into the third round while Helen Jacobs Marjorie Sachs and Mrs Van Ryn advanced in the women’s draw. French Britons and Japanese entrants also advanced as barelegged behavior at Wimbledon drew attention and comments on dress in the heat.
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Frank X. Shields
United States
L. A. Harper
Shields
George Lott Jr
John van Ryn
Sidney B. Wood Jr
Helen Jacobs
Marjorie Sachs
Mra. van Ryn
Mra. Harper
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Christian Bousson
France
H. W. Austin
Fred Perry
Great Britain
Jiro Satoh
Japan
Cilli Aussem
Betty Nuthall
Elia de Alvarez
Misa Nuthall
Mra. Lycett
Yale golfers grab tourney spotlight
Yale dominated the national intercollegiate golf championship led by Jack Reese who posted the lowest qualifying score. The Bulldogs won the team title with a new record as four Yale players reached the match play field of thirty two, placing second to Princeton in overall standings.
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Yale
Bulldog
Jack Reese
Princeton
College rowing qualifiers spread across the nation
The report notes that second in team totals and three of the thirty two qualifiers emerged. The thirty fifth championship tournament moved on a western conference Tuesday. Illinois and Michigan each placed three men in match brackets with two from Ohio. Other qualifiers came from Tulane Georgetown Notre Dame SMU and USC with single entries from Colgate Williams Stanford Pittsburgh Chicago and Detroit City College.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit City College
Bathorse comes thru with fine performance
New York June 23 After five failed tries Bathorse won his first race as a three year old taking the Union claiming stakes and 4100 over seven furlongs in mud at Aqueduct. The colt finished 1 26.5 to a nose over Sagamore stable's a Follow On with Masked Ball third.
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Berk
Bradley
Union
Sagamore Stable
Goldiog
No More
Washington Park
Maya
Reichert Brothers
Brown Wisdom
Troover Re-Enlists In State Police Force
Superintendent KR L Osborn announced the re enlistment of Lawrence B Proudfoot of Grafton into the State Police today He is assigned to Parkersburg with Company D Proudfoot was among twenty six troopers given honorable discharges last month due to reduced appropriations for the next two years His reenlistment followed the resignation of Corporal A S Har Heh who joined the federal prohibition department last week
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W. Va
KR. L. Osborn
State Police
Lawrence B. Proudfoot
Grafton
Parkersburg
Proudfoot
Osborn
A. S. Har- Heh
Federal Prohibition Department
Big Six Baseball hits lead by Eddie Morgan
Eddie Morgan of Cleveland powered the Big Six with four base hits in eight appearances to raise his batting average six points to .489. Babe Ruth dropped eleven points to .387 as standings shifted after yesterday's games.
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Eddie Morgan
Cleveland
Morgan
Babe Ruth
Rochester, Baltimore Play Survives Rain Shortened Game
Rochester and Baltimore met in a single game that was called due to rain with a 9 to 9 tie at the end of the sixth inning. The contest was the only one on the schedule and was halted by weather.
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Baltimore
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