Yankees Rally to Edge White Sox in 11th for Win
The New York Yankees rallied with five ninth inning runs then won 12 to 11 in 11 innings over Chicago. Lazzeri hit three homers as Morehart and Durst sparked the late surge, with Durst’s triple opening the extra frame and Lazzeri drawing a bases loaded walk before Morehart’s single sealed it.
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New York Yankees
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Aj Triple
Morehart
Glenna Collett Wins Eastern Title Again
Belatedly crowned at Belmont Spring Country Club Miss Glenna Collett of Prolific Profarce won the Women’s Eastern title finishing 54 holes with a total of 200. Dorothea Campbell Hurd of Philadelphia finished second with 25 under par 273. Stetson of Philadelphia was near the leader with 273 and the event was played on the Belmont course.
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Pro Farce
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Doroth
Campbell Hurd
Philadelphia
G H. Stetson
Belmont Spring Country Club
Elizabeth Ryan Defeats Miss Clatce in Kent Championships
In Beckenham England on June 8, Elizabeth Ryan of America defeated Miss Clatce of England in the second round with scores 6 2 and 6 4. The match was part of the Kent County Championships.
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Associated Press
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America
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Veterans Compete For Open Honors In Golf Championship
New York June 8 The open golf championship lists three veterans likely to contend Bobby Cruickshank Leo Diegel and Bill Mehlhorn each has long title history with near misses and late bursts, while Joe Turnesa Johnny Farrell and others flirt with contention as 1929 approaches, leaving the outcome open and competitive.
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Associated Press
Bobby Cruickshank
Leo Diegel
Detroit
Bill Mehl
Hown
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Thote
Cruickshank Diegel
Mehlhorn
Swats
Cruickshank
Cincinnati Triumphs Over Phillies 9 4 With Late Rally
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 9 to 4 after a late burst in the seventh and eighth innings. Sharp homered twice as Cincinnati capitalized on a scoreless start to pull ahead, marking their fourth straight win in a tense game played on June 8.
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Sharp
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Heda
Yankees Trade Pat McNulty For Outfielder West
The New York Yankees ship rookie outfielder Pat McNulty, acquired from Cleveland, to the Hollywood California team, and also send catcher Eddie Philly in the deal. The trade appears tied to outfield needs and a potential option agreement.
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TQ West
New York
New York Yankees
Pat McNulty
Cleveland
Hollywood California
Eddie Philly
Johnny Mikita Draws Release in Lewiston
Johnny Mikita, a Bear roolic, drew his release from Lewiston of the New England league yesterday after Lewiston club management refused a rest week for treatment of his left foot. He has suffered the injury since the season began.
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Detroit Beats Red Sox 5 3 Behind Fothergill Power
Fothergill homered to left for Detroit as he sparked a three run rally in the sixth inning to lift the Tigers to a 5 3 victory over Boston. Boston fielded well but Detroit received strong support from Stone and sharp defense.
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Sharkey's Pilot To Pay Dempsey Visit
Johnny Huckley, manager of Sharkey, left for Los Angeles to gauge Dempsey's condition and prospects of returning to the ring. Huckley said he wants to be sure Dempsey would really vote for a comeback, aiming to seize an act opportunity.
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Kent School crew sails to England for Henley regatta
The undefeated Kent school crew departs New York aboard the Berengaria bound for England to compete in the Henley Thames challenge cup. Sixteen boys plus headmaster Rey F H Sill and master G Hawkins Jr will train with Lord Beaverbrook providing shells and will attend college board exams in Henley before racing Radley and possibly Eton amid a packed English schedule through July.
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Ithaca
N.Y
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Toledo
Ohio
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Concord
Mass
William Eustace Lane
New Canaan
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G Fred Hawkins Jr
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Southampton
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Henley Town Hall
American Universities Union
London
Wlth Radley School
Avi Padley
Onford
Cambridge
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Ihe
Fairfield Nines Clash With Norwalk Sunday At Legion Field
Fairfield Knights of Columbus baseball hosts Crescent A of Norwalk Sunday at 2:30 p.m. on Reef Road Legion Field. Norwalk lists Bedell to join rotation, with Datdson pitching and Helfant managing. Fairfield counters with Leahy Moran Murphy and Bretherton in key infield spots.
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Ray Beafield
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Carroll
Bob Lar+ Kin
Jim Moran
Shorty Obere Sent To Lawrence Club
Walter Obere a former Springfield and Bridgeport out fielder was released to the Lawrence club of the New England league by the Providence club yesterday Obere began the season in Bridgeport but was released to the Grays by the Bears when Johnny Rater was obtained from them.
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Shorty) Obere
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Wilson's homer gives Cubs 3 2 win over Robins
Chicago wins 3 to 2 as Hack Wilson belts a seventh inning homer breaking a 2 2 tie. Dazzy Vance started for Brooklyn and Hal Carlson in Cub debut allowed few runs. Webb hit his ninth homer for Brooklyn and Carlson fanned 3.
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Vanderbilt Rout Holy Cross In 16 2 Victory
Worcester Mass June 8 The Vanderbilt Commodores defeated Holy Cross 16 to 2 in a one sided game. Holy Cross managed only a few scattered hits while Vanderbilt offense produced 17 singles. Fons and Dandaon toed the mound for Vanderbilt and controlled the visitors.
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Three Cardinal Hurlers Fail as Braves Win 11 8
Boston Braves rout St Louis Cardinals 11 to 8 at St Louis. Rhem, Alexander and H Bell allowed fourteen hits and four walks, with four Cardinal errors aiding the visitors. Bottomley and Schulte homered for St Louis in the third, while Richbourg collected four hits in six at bats. The defeat drops the Cardinals to last place as Heston rises to sixth in the standings.
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Mig
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Jordan
Rigler
PONIES PILE UP EARLY LEAD AND BEAT PITTSFIELD
Springfield built an early lead and beat Pittsfield 8 to 7 in Pittsfield Massachusetts. The Hillies rallied with three runs in the ninth as Bioomer connected for a homer and Albert added a double and two singles in four trips to the plate.
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Tex Rickard A Father New York Promoter Proud Papa
Tex Rickard, a promoter over fifty, is described as a proud father in New York. The note highlights his paternal joy and hints at a newborn connected to his name. The item reads as a brief social snippet about his family moment.
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Athletics capture third straight from Browns in early rally
Philadelphia report says the Athletics won their third straight game, edging the Louis Browns 7 to 8. The Mackmen attacked starter Stewart in the first innings, getting most of their runs on hits and errors. Joe Boley led the offense with four hits, Jimmy Foxx added a homer in the fourth, and Fordham pitching saw Van Gilder and Quinn hit by pitches. Time of game 1 47.
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Nor Easter And Nimba Winners At Belmont Park Latonia
Nor Easter and Nimba shared honors in New York racing. Nimba won the Coaching Club American Quake Belmont Park and Nor Easter took the Latonia pole handicap. Nimba paid 5 to 3 on a $2 wager netting 15,775 for her owner. Nor Easter paid 1320 on a $2 ticket and earned 1800. Jockey Thurber led Nimba. Frisette was second and Flambino third. Nor Easter, with jockey Meels, ran six furlongs in 1 11 2-5, finishing ahead of Gibbons and Prince of Wales. McDermott's Aspinwall Girl won the second event at odds of 25 to 80. Fair Lark, with Taplin aboard, was a standout longshot winner in the second race at nh ad.
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