Lefty Wilson Tops Albany 6 to 3 In Rough Game
Diminutive southpaw Lefty Wilson bested Albany 6 to 3 as Gene McCann shuffled a lineup and the locals produced a swift, sensational ball afternoon. Irving and Emmerich sparked a fourth inning rally. Spates and Esmond delivered key hits, while Wilson silenced Albany late with strong defense and strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McCann
Gormer Wilson
Bill Rodger
Hawks
Gibeon
Aheagh Wilson
Wailers
Annie Oaklers
McCann
Wilson
Hawk
Spaces
Emmerich
Loftus
Mullen
Peat
Hughes
Jimmy Irving
Joe Smith
Big Red Fisher
LaVallie
Albany
Rodriguez
Esmondis
Irving
Loftes
r@ut
Spate
Esmond
Spates
Murphy
Perfect
Fish
Hobby Emmerich
Rodgers
Brown
Ketchum
Ketcham
Star
British golfers tied after 36 holes in Open at Troon
Britons C A Whitcombe and Arthur Havers both 146 after two rounds at Troon, with Walter Hagen one behind at 147. Joe Kirkwood 151 and Johnny Farrell 152 trail as Hagen eyes another Americas-bound defense. Whitcombe set a course mark 70 in morning play as Hagen faltered to 76 then recovered to within one stroke of the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troon
Associated Press
America
Walter Hagen
Atlantic
United States
C. A. Whitcombe
Arthur Havers
Coverent
Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Johnny Farrell
New York
Kirkwood
Farrell
Gordon Lockhar
Robert Scott
Whitcombe
Havers
Jogk Hutchison
St. Andrews
Thekar
MacDonald Smith
California
Alsll
Senators Errors Give White Sox 7 to 3 Victory
Washington June 14 erratic fielding and loose pitching allowed Chicago to win the opening game of the series 7 to 3. The White Sox stole six bases led by Mostil with three. Russell relieved Zachary and issued six walks while Leverette started for Chicago and lasted two innings giving five bases on balls.
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Washington
Chicago
White Sox
Mostil
Russell
Zachary
Leverette
Rapo
Hooper
McClellan
I Collins
Selhalk
Leverettte
Thurston
Tevetest
Ries
Peck
Goslin
Judge Ib
Harris
Ruel
Evans
Zahniser
Flomingsworth
Gosslm
Hooner
Kamm
MacClellan
Sheely
Collins
Sneely
Judge
Zachary A
Worcester and Pittsfield split doubleheader in Worcester
Worcester and Pittsfield played a twinbill with Worcester winning game one 10 to 7 and Pittsfield taking the nightcap 2 to 0. Rosenthal powered both games with two homers in the first and contributing in the second as Worcester outhit Pittsfield 19 to 8 in game one.
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Worcester
Pittsfield
Hillies
Rosenthal
Orme
Shay
Iind
Bosse
Malone
Ldndstrom
Roberts
Ie Om Webb
Dlrdstrom
Robertlin
Ronte Np
res—Kuhn
Rorty
Tinie
PIP Tsp
Avlor
Uv Rosenthal
Gardén
Baker Rt
Stapleton
Fy Barreth
Hosse
Ie M. Wilson
Tierney
U Sn
Maloney
Bruvengen
Nagle
Mulrennan
Mueen i Othe Piela Au O 2A 108 War Pabor 1 Ad 0 Wd OD Two Base hits—Baker Busse
Stanicton
Barret
Taylor
Mulrenvan
Stavengen
Titfield
Igases
Mulvennyn
Key Mulvennan
Umnires—Rorty and Kuhn
Ibs
Rensselaer Polytechnic Track Names Captain and Managers
Ivan H. Purnton of Utica was elected captain of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute track team. Manard Vallmadge of Milwaukee and Raymond W. Blinn of South Glastonbury were chosen manager and assistant manager respectively.
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Troy, N
Ivan H. Purnton
Utica
Rensselar Polytechnic Institute
Manard
Vallmadge
Milwaukee
Wis
Raymond W. Blinn
South Glastonbury
Cann
Maanager
Mike McTigue to Fight Siki in Dublin bout on Sept 8
Babylon New York reports Mike McTigue world light heavyweight champion signs to box Siki in Dublin on September 8. Manager Joe Jacobs confirms McTigue earns about $100000 from the purse. Doctor Patrick Cartan of Dublin represents Siki in the agreement.
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Mike Mtigue
Siki
Dublin
Babylon
N.Y
Dune
Mike McTigue
Mest
Siky
Patrick M Cartan
Joe Jacobs
McTigue
McPigue
Dempsey Guarantee Payments Move Forward
GREAT FALLS Mont June 14 The second 100000 of the 31000 guaranteed for Jack Dempsey against Tommy Gibbons July 4 will be paid tomorrow. Kearns, manager for Dempsey, will receive the money in Shelby tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbon
Jack
Kearns
Shelby Night
Walberg Stars as A's Trim Cleveland in Nerve Test
Philadelphia wins 4 to 3 as Walberg dominates after relief, Matthews adds a decisive triple, and Cleveland faints under late pressure. Athletics pull within two games of the league leaders as New York fall to St Louis elsewhere. Atlantic Association ends season as clubs disband.
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Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Walz
Pittsburgh
Walberg
St Louis
Athletics
Paichers
Indians
Matthews
Muntradews
Cleve Anh Aly
Tarihi
Suai Vost
Sewelles
Lutale
Connally
Myatt
Covele
Fon
Edwin Ae
Tor Pneill
Sth
Balhed Tor Goveleskie
Abor Hope Matthews
Boo Perking
Galloway
Clevélind
Ith
Wuxapeaker
Hli
Céveleskiv
Uiste
RODEO RIDERS PREP FOR SHELBY JULY 4 MEET
Shelby Montana June 14 Riders training for the Montana Canada rodeo linked to the Dempsey Gibbons fight July 1. Experts test wild horses to select contenders while top riders like Lou Minor demonstrate skill. Cowboys from the Northwest, including Indian teams, are set for the July 3 4 roundup with strong crowd expectations.
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Shelby
Mont
Ike
Fikhters
Knight Ands Day
Montana
Miller's Ranch
Lou Minor
West
Bayi
Horsa
Horchwest
Shelly
American Association Sto Pau Milwaukee at Holombus
A fragmented note notes a Milwaukee game in the American Association. The text references Holombus and Indiana, with scattered names and dates unclear.
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Sto Pau
Milwaukee
Holombus
Marin
Iwaneus Arty
Net
Indiana
Phillies Defeat Pittsburgh in Listless 4-2 Game
Pittsburgh limped in 4-2 loss as Meadows yielded six hits and struggling offense from both clubs produced a quiet contest. Rapp Walker Leach and Wrightstone contributed for Philadelphia while Maranville Traynor and Ring sparked Pittsburgh with scattered hits in a game marked by pitching errors and few scoring chances.
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Phillies
Pittsburgh
Rawlings
Gooch
Meadowd
Bk Ov Barnhart
Meadows
Philadelphia P
B—S. Pittshared
Holke
Traynor
Maranville
Carey
Walker
Ring
Wrightstone
Philadelphia
Balig
Beadows
Rig
Kunz
Kunz In 1. Losing pitcher—Meadows
Auigley and Pillman
Rosebuds Aim For State Semi-Pro Title After Strong Schedule
The Sokol Rosebud baseball team has not scheduled a Sunday game but plans to challenge top rivals. The Rosebuds boast a deep fuse record against strong local teams and seek the state semi-pro title this season.
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Sokol-Rosebud
Rosebuds
State Moose Meet Is Now Sanctioned
The State Moose track and field meet at South Manchester tomorrow becomes a sanctioned A A W event after Secretary Thomas J. Tracy of the Connecticut A A W granted the permit yesterday. About thirty Bridgeport A C athletes under Al Anderson will depart at 10:30 a m to contend in the first outdoor meet of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Manchester
Salmon Pure
Thomas J. Tracy
Connecticut A. A. Wi
Bridgeport A. C Gtura
al Anderson
Browns defeat Yankees 3 1 in season opener
New York, June 14 81 The St Louis Browns beat the New York Yankees 3 to 1 as Hub Pruett struggled yet held the champions in check while Waite Hoyt faltered in the eighth. Collins homered and Gerber drove in two to spark the Browns. Babe Ruth drew a bases loaded walk for the Yankees lone run.
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New York
Leyte
New York Yankees
Hub Pruett
Waite Hoyt
Browns
Collins
Gerber
Erree Wy Hofmann
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Hofmann
Sth
Hoyt
St. Louis
Wirt
Goblins
Witt
Robertson
Geiger
McManus
Schliebner
Yugan
Ward
McCanns Team at New Haven Today
Gene McCann and his coterie of players travel to New Haven this afternoon to claim their first victory of the season against the Prosse. New Haven has hosted Wild BHI seven times this year, but the locals seek a breakthrough. Tomorrow New Haven visits Eagle Street Pasture for the final Saturday game of the season in Bridgeport. A double header with Springfield follows at Newfield Park Sunday, with the Ponies visiting Monday. The locals will be out of town for the rest of the week.
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Gene McCann
New Haven
Prosse
Eagle Street
Bridgeport
Springfield
Newfeld Park
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Oxfords Too
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