Bramwell Bats Down Bluefield In Six Run Slugfest
Bramwell defeats Bluefield 8 to 2 as Lindberg shuts Bluefield after early runs. Mundy belts a grand homer and Foster adds a long homer, with Noble creating standout fielding plays in a high‑paced game featuring 18 hits and four doubles.
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Reds Split Even With Cardinals
Cincinnati and St Louis split a doubleheader, the Reds winning 3 2 in the opener and the Cardinals taking the nightcap 1 0. Pitcher Mays yielded the decisive run in the second game on a double by Mays and Daubert, with Daubert, Hornaby, and Mays collecting two hits each. Stolen bases by Walker Pinelli Roush Sacrifices by Roush Caveney Sandberg Holm and defensive plays highlighted the affair.
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Baseball Then and Now Through Billy Evans Eyes
Billy Evans letters discuss how the game has changed from 20 years ago. He notes shifts in pitching quality, home runs, and crowd size while praising older eras for strategy and base running and criticising the modern focus on power hitting. The veteran argues pitching depth declined and old times would still outshine today with superior pitching.
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Meadows Yde battle as Phillies Braves split doubleheader
Meadows drives in two runs while Yde earns the win in a 6 inning relief effort. Boston beats Philadelphia 9 to 8 in ten innings in the opener and Philadelphia answers with a 4 to 1 victory in the nightcap. Umpires were Rigler and Moran. Time 2 10.
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American Olympic Army enters Paris
Colonel Robert M. Thompson head of the American Olympic Committee and Coach Lawson Robertson lead the composite athletic battalion into Paris from Cherbourg. They camp at Chateau De Rocquen and are greeted warmly by Parisians as they prepare for the July 25 bloodless battlefield against forty two nations.
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British Open Pros and Amateurs Enter in Hoylake
Fine warm weather is forecast for the start of the British Open golf championship at Hoylake. Eighty professionals and six amateurs, including five Americans, enter as the event opens with two rounds Saturday and two Friday. The big four Americans Hagen Sarazen Barnes and Smith, and British stars Duncan Mitchell Havers Whitcombe headline a drawn field.
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Arthur G. Havers
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Portmanship and manners in golf and boxing clashes
The speaker contrasts belligerence with restraint in sports adages. He cites an Arkansas senator disrupting a golf etiquette debate and recalls Jack Dempsey’s bravado. Portmanship is praised as a noble virtue not needing showmanship to prove its value.
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Washington
Scott And Mercur Advance To National Tennis Semis
Wallace Scott of the University of Washington and Fritz Mercur of Lehigh reached the semi finals of the national inter collegiate tennis singles tournament at the Merion Cricket Club, Haverford, as rain halted further play. Scott defeated Jerome Lang 6-3 6-4 in the fourth round, while Mercur eliminated Phil Bettens 6- (scoring incomplete) to move forward.
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Wallace Scott
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Fritz Mercur
Lehigh
Merion Crickett Club
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Scott
Pacific Coast
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White Sox Twice Defeat Indians in Doubleheader
Chicago gains two wins over Cleveland, 2-1 in ten innings and 8-1, Connally allowing four hits in game one, Thurston three in game two. Wirts debuts for Sox, Cheeves starts for Indians, Brower and Brower noted.
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Baseball Schedule and Results From Today
Schedule lists Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston Detroit at St Louis. Results show Detroit 3 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 3 Boston 4. Second games rained out. Cleveland 1 Chicago 2 Second game Cleveland 1 Chicago 8. Washington 3 New York 2 seven innings rain.
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National League scores wrapup from key matchups
Baseball results from early National League games include Boston vs Philadelphia with scores 9 to 8 and 4 to 1 in two games, St Louis beating Cincinnati 3 to 2 and 1 to 2 in the second, Chicago topping Brooklyn 8 to 7 in fourteen innings, and Pittsburgh over New York by a 2 to 3 margin.
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International League scores and delays report
Baltimore 3 Newark 7 in progress, Rochester 8 Toronto 1 finished. Syracuse at Buffalo postponed by rain while Jersey City at Reading was delayed due to a tornado.
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Milwaukee Tops Louisville In Double Fun Rivalry
Milwaukee beats Louisville 3 2 in a close game then wins 9 7 in a second contest. St Paul loses 0 3 to Toledo while Kansas City slides past Indianapolis 9 4 and Minneapolis defeats Columbus 7 to blank. Eyeglasses did not become popular until 1290.
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Columbus
Southern Association Scores Briefs
Mobile defeats Memphis 2 0 in one game and 2 3 in another. Birmingham beats Nashville 18 to 3. New Orleans wins 3 to 2 over Little Rock. No other games scheduled.
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