Hoosiers Southpaw Batters Rally For Close Victory
The Hoosiers beat Canton 5 to 4 at Lakeside stadium in a tense clash marked by fan chaos after calls involving Lovelace and Donagan. Bachman twirled lefty relief for Fort Wayne, while Reider, Jones, and Wright led Canton’s offense with three straight hits apiece, but Indiana held on after a late Canton push.
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Sailors and Flyers Split Doubleheader in Dayton
In Dayton, the Sailors won game one 10-4 behind Maurice Willson who allowed eight hits while fending off two Dayton errors. The Flyers captured game two 4-2 as Carl Thomas shut down the Sailors and the Dayton bats managed only five hits.
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Hansen Sold to Philly Quakers
Roy Hansen, star left handed pitcher for Richmond in the Central League, was sold to the Philadelphia Nationals for cash and a pitcher to be named by the Phillies. Central League president J A Jacobs called Hansen the highest sum ever paid for a Class B pitcher and said he would join the Phillies on July 2 with an early chance to prove himself.
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Walter Berger Emerges as Boston Slugger in NL Debut
Walter Berger, 24, from San Francisco docks to Boston Braves star, homers and hits around .330. His rapid rise follows a coast league success and a controversial Cubs trade by Joe McCarthy, with praise from manager Lucky Bill McKechnie and strong showings in New York and Boston parks.
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Veterans Tilden Cochet Set for Wimbledon Finals Duel
At Wimbledon on June 28 veteran Bill Tilden of the United States and Henri Cochet of France led the men’s singles quarterfinals with Doeg Allison Mangin Lott and Dr J Colin Gregory also advancing. Tilden beat Ed Andrews 6-4 6-4 6-2 while Lott topped Pat Spence 6-1 6-3 10-8 Borotra defeated Bela De Kehrling 6-2 6-2 6-1 and Gregory defeated Fred Parry 3-6 9-7 6-1 3-4 6-1. Women’s quarterfinals saw Elizabeth Ryan Betty Nuthall Joan Ridley and Cilly Aussem advance with Ryan defeating L Pagot and Nuthall beating Mrs McIlquham.
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Phillies Buy Central League Ace As Han sen Sale Tops Trio
The Phillies add another Central League ace after purchasing Rey Hansen from the Richmond club. Other Central stars joining Philadelphia include Chuck Klein in 1928 and Tripp Sigman, who powered the Terriers before moving to the Phillies. Hansen, noted by Joe McCarthy as the best young southpaw seen, has become the circuit’s standout pitcher this season.
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Tulane Star Is Collegiate Tennis Champ
Tulane University star Sutter won the national intercollegiate singles title in Haverford defeating Julius Seligson of Lehigh 6-3 3-6 6-2 8-6. Seligson’s 66 match winning streak ended. Muehleisen and Muench of California won the doubles crown 6-3 6-2 12-14 7-5 over Oregon’s Alquist and Lockwood.
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Massillon Cements and Hardwares set for Sunday doubleheader
The Diamond Cements of Middle Branch and the Hardwares of Massillon are scheduled for a double header in the Stark County League Sunday afternoon. J E Grant and Rouhier will pitch for the Cements with Kramer handling the mound duties.
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Weekend Baseball Scores Across Cities
Saturday results show Cleveland and New York battles with mixed outcomes as Philadelphia, St Louis, and Washington post varying scores. Sunday's lineup features Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago New York St Louis matchups with multiple high scoring games.
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Columbus Youth Wins State Amateur Golf Championship
Glen Bishop of Columbus Elks Country Club defeated Ry Miller of Toledo one up after 36 holes to claim the state amateur title. The match swung with tight halves and key holes, including a sand trap escape by Bishop and a late decisive finish on the 32nd. Bishop, 26, rose from underdog status to win the championship at Trick Country Club.
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Dunlap Wins Intercollegiate Golf Title in Dramatic Comeback
George Dunlap Jr., 110 pounds, rallied from five holes down to defeat Mollier of Notre Dame and win the national intercollegiate golf championship at Oakmont. Dunlap trailed 4 up after 18, then surged with seven under-par holes and sank a 30 foot birdie putt on the 28th to clinch 5 and 4. Mollier earlier led 4 up after 18. the dramatic finish capped a remarkable afternoon and Dunlap later won the playoff medal in qualifying.
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Heckmans on Road for County League Game Sunday
Heckman Clothiers travel to East Greenville to face the county league opponent. Either Carmone or Adametz will be in mound for the Clothiers. All players report at City Field.
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