Blizzard Wins City Links Title Over Hall
Blizzard defeated Hall 3 and 2 to claim the city wide golf links title after a 34 hole match. He led 3 up at noon, then withstood Hall’s rally on the back nine to win as Hall posted six birdies on the day. Blizzard’s steady play and course mastery sealed the victory amid protests over a ball move on hole six.
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Lowman Drugs Cup Two Games Summary
The Lowman Drugs Cup featured two games where Lowman Drugstore triumphed. They defeated Tyler Mountain 15 to 5 and Delaware Avenue Pharmacy 16 to 4. Orcutt led the winners with two home runs and a triple while Layne added a four-bagger.
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This Fan Gets Brave Battles With Umpire
A raucous scene at the Velo Grounds as Phillies beat the Giants 6 2. After the final out a fan ran onto the field and attacked umpire Cy Wfirman, grabbing his necktie and throwing punches before others separated them.
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Amateur Show Darkens Charleston Arena Battlers
Interest mounts as five Ashton boxers from the Amateur Youtha face Richwood amateurs in a return bout arranged by J W Duncan. Charleston seeks revenge after Richwood won 3 4 in the first meeting. Charleston heavyweight Rusell Jones to fight Pat Schmidt of Richwood as Blond Barnett steps in at 289 while Schmidt scales to 184. Bobby Grant trains the Charleston squad for tomorrow night’s contest.
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Major League Leaders and Hitters Report
The Associated Press notes players like Floyd Varghas and Heinie Manush in a rough summary of top league leaders. Varghas of Pillsborough boosted his average with a rising spurt while Manush tied Vaughn in hits as leaders suffer losses. Stats show Hemsley Manush and Vaughn among the notable names with lines reflecting games played and runs batted in.
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Laffoon Leads Practice at Merion in Open Preview
Philadelphia June 3 Latfoon and fellow golfers drill on Merion east course for the national open championship. Latfoon’s Joe Jones posts 84 37 71 for best round while Dick Metz Willie Goggin and others work toward the 72 hole event starting Thursday. Joe Kirkwood visits Chicago and Paul Runyan skips Merion to tour in Virginia with Bobby Cruickshank.
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Boxing Hits Sull On National Card
National boxing card previews list regional bouts across cities like New Iberia Newark and Los Angeles. The schedule features welterweights middleweights heavyweights and lightweights with fighters such as Flynn Ga lenta Otrkin and Sackuos among others.
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Kingston Trims Oakwood by Four Runs
Kingston defeated Oakwood today with a 4 to 4 score correction. Kingston scored 416 bites while committing five errors. Spencer led the attack with four hits including an homer as Reet and Haley also starred.
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Marble Has Pleurisy During French Championship
Paris June report states Alice Marble, third ranking American woman, suffered pleurisy during the French tennis championship. Doctors fear she cannot play Wimbledon or in the autumn events. Friends travel from New York to bring her home as England has contributed over seven million dollars to the League of Nations' cost.
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Non Playing Cup Captain Sees U S Chance in Davis Cup
Non playing captain Nor ia Wallinma of the American Davis Cup team says the United States has a 50-60 chance to win the European zone. He notes players are improving after recent matches in Mexico and outlines potential lineup changes and doubles pairings with Lott and Stoefen under consideration. Williams mentions selections for Wimbledon and a withdrawal by Van Ryn due to business.
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Johnnies Hammer Helmick to Take Third Game 13-4
Johnstown defeated Charleston 13 to 4 as Helmick was hammered for seven runs. Thomas doubled for Johnstown, Mayo homered, and Pavlovic drove in runs while Cobbs and Niebergall contributed key hits. Charleston tallied three in the sixth but could not overtake the lead in a rough midweek mound session.
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Frisch's Cards Lose 2,000th NL Game To Pirates
Frank Frisch, manager of the St Louis Cardinals, saw his 2,000th National League game end in a 4 to 2 Pirates victory. Pepper Martin hit a key two run homer in the seventh, as Pittsburgh spoiled the day and completed the series sweep.
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Wheeling Stogies End Slump With Big Win Over Beckley
Wheeling snapped a six game losing streak by routing league leader Beckley 12 to 1. Don Stravel held Beckley to three hits as Wheeling pounded Evans, with key hits from Swan, Heath, Dilfley, Strayna and Rosar in a lopsided victory.
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Charles town and Nashville in late season results
Reading shows scattered scores from various leagues with teams such as Charleston, Nashville, Memphis, and others. No clear lead story emerges as results are fragmentary, listing several line scores and local standings across leagues.
Beckett Outfit In 7-6 Victory
Beckett's Confectionary softball team defeated South Ruffner by 7 to 6 at Schiwunbchuren field yesterday. Beckett's will play Sport Mart at Elto diamond this evening at six o'clock. Carlson was noted in the scoring with an OT sequence and late efforts.
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Koppers Beats Mindes in 11 to 5 Victory
In a rough matchup Koppers defeated Mindes 11 to 5 as pitchers limited the hitters to 17 hits. Koppers used strong safeties to secure the win with Gilespie and Woller on the mound and Lee and Bryant in the field. Next Saturday Koy faces Ansted and Sunday Kaymoor awaits.
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Jeffries Beats Giants to End Nine-Game Slide
Irving Jeffries finally propelled the Phillies to a win after ten straight failures as New York headlines report a late surge at the Polo Grounds.
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Jacobs Palfrey Lose in Doubles at French Championships
Helen Jacobs and Saran Palfrey were defeated in the final round of women's doubles at Roland Garros by Elizabeth Ryan and Mme Rene Muthieu in Paris. The French champions Borotra and Brugnon won the men's doubles, outlasting Crawford and Beggs, and Borotra also claimed the mixed doubles title with Collette Rosambert.
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Jack Crawford
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Pirates slump in week as Yankees edge Braves in tight race
Associated Press sports writer Hy Bough reports that the Pittsburgh Pirates slipped from first to fifth in the National League after a week marked by doubleheaders and six losses. Boston and Detroit gained momentum while St. Louis climbed to the top. Cleveland and New York fought a virtual lead tie in the American League.
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Indians Knocked Off American League Perch
The St. Louis Browns surged with seven sixth inning runs to beat Cleveland 12 to 1, tipping the American League standings. Meanwhile the Yankees moved into first with a 5 to 3 victory over Philadelphia as Cleveland faltered.
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Valley Bell All Stars Win First Game at Park
The Valley Bell All Stars defeated the Viscose team 3 to 3 in the opening game at the new Valley Bell baseball park yesterday afternoon. Two Viscose pitchers faced Ruitord Carney, but Valley Bell’s batters hit them hard as a large crowd watched the one sided contest featuring many former organized baseball players.
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Olympic Chiefs Hold Up Action on German Invitation
New York June The American Olympic committee again deferred action on accepting Germanys invitation to the 1936 Berlin Games while authorizing President Avery Brundage to decide if he can be assured Jewish athletes will face no discrimination. The pledge had been made by the German committee and reaffirmed in Athens, but no method existed to verify compliance. Brundage plans an unbiased survey during a trip to Germany en route to Stockholm for an IAAF meeting.
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Burnwell Beats No-Hit Kelly In 12-2 Rout
Cunard opened with zeros but Burnwell pushed ahead as George pitched nearly perfect four innings and retired hitters. Higgiuou Kitchen and Higgiuou combined for multiple hits as Cunard’s pitchers Kelly Legg Martin and McCombs allowed 12 runs on 20 hits for Burnwell to win decisively 12 to 2.
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Ross to Be Honored Upon Return to Home
Chicago scene reports Ross the junior welterweight champion from the West Side will be honored on arrival from New York. A luncheon will follow a parade to City Hall where he receives the city key from Mayor Kelly and Governor Horner. He will then return to his West Side home amid a festive welcome.
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Boston Beats Nats 7 to 2 in Washington June game
Boston uses recurring hits and erratic pitching by Larl Whitenilt to defeat the Senators 7 to 2. Resta and Bloons Reyalds contribute, with key plays by Cronin, Porter, and Barre. Multiple mentions of fielding errors and double plays are noted as the Red Sox capitalize on Washington mistakes.
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Yankees rout Athletics to sweep series in Philadelphia
The New York team crushed Philadelphia 56 to 4 to take the three game series two games to one. Wagalea starred with decisive pitching as the heavy hit parade produced a one sided victory. The game left Athletics reeling and readers urged to turn to page for more details.
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