Expected To Be Broken By Qualifiers At Meadowbrook
Frank A. Knight reports the Meadowbrook Golf Club city championship qualifiers begin with over 200 entrants. Frank French defends the title. the field includes notable locals. The format shifts to 16 lowest qualifiers, 18-hole match play daily, with finals slated next Sunday and a $16 prize pool plus The Gazette cup and title.
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Woodard's Homer Wins for Dayton Beckley
Beclley June 4 Beckley 3 Dayton 2. Woodard homered twice for Dayton driving in the go ahead runs as Beckley rallied late but fell short. Todd Milles, Terhune and Andrews pitched for Beckley in a tight midweek contest.
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Yankees Cup Clash Ends in 15-14 Slugfest
The Charleston Yankers defeated the Charitation A's 15-14 in a high scoring slugger match. Tyler and beer fueled the winners while Baywood contributed notable work as Valeoins formed the core of the victory.
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Malden and Starcher Set For Laidley Showdown
In a Twilight League clash at Laidley tonight Malden faces Starcher in a featured game. The card lists Laidley Meld in action as Shawver and Pack Your Car square off, with Durrett opposing Martin at Armor.
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List of Awards for City Wide Golf Tournament
List of awards for the Meadowbrook golf tournament includes medals, The Gazette Trophy for one year, 12 months free golf, and various prizes. Awards cover six flights with items from Kay's Jewelry Mays Shoe Store Montgomery Ward and others including golf bags, outfits, clubs, and sport accessories.
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Gosher Hardware
Mew Rock Lake
Mays Shoe Store
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Spencer Moore Company
MacGrepar
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Ay Kunnerup
Park Your Cat Company
Yankees Cop Bargain Bill Before 65,099 Customers
New York crowds reached 65,099 as the Yankees swept a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Athletics 3 2 and 6 6. Johnny Allen held the A's to one hit in the second game while Russell Van Atta worked six strong innings in the opener. Williams homered for New York and Gehrig and Combs drove in runs in both games.
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Nats Edge Sox In Thirteen Inning Pitcher Duel
Washington fell behind early but tied the game and forced extras, then scored the winning run in the eleventh as Boston and Washington battled to a 4 3 final in thirteen innings. Key performances came from A Thomas and players across both lineups, with late drama shaping the extra innings outcome.
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Indians Split Doubleheader With Tigers In Cleveland
Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader with Detroit in Cleveland. The Tigers won the second game 8 to 4 after Detroit led 4 to 2 at the end of seven innings, while Cleveland rallied late in the first game to win 2 to 1. The article notes an eighth inning comeback by Cleveland and urges readers to turn to page 8 for full details.
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Ring Fight Preview For Schmeling Baer Heavyweight Bout
New York reports a rumored June 16 heavyweight bout at Yonkro stadium with Schmeling and Baer. Promoter Revaney projects gate likely near 250000 dollars despite weather. prospects show Baer improving and favored by bettors to upset Schmeling who remains the favorite.
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Malden defeats Lewis-Snyder in Twilight extinction game
Malden beat C. Martins Quilty Ser Vice yesterday at Malden in a Twilight extinction contest. Rayth and Berger led Malden with home run hits while Stone pitched and Doubles supported Mattininen.
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Giants Win Two To Take Lead In National League
The New York Giants defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers twice, 2-0 and 4-1, to move into first place in the National League. Esrold Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons pitched superbly as New York rallied past Pittsburgh and St. Louis by percentage, with 20,008 in attendance witnessing the twin wins.
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Cubs Split Doubleheader With Pirates In Chicago
In Chicago on June 4 the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Cubs 3 0 in the first game and lost 8 2 in the second. The Cubs offense produced several RBIs including Hartnett and Vaughan, while Pittsburgh pitchers Smith Grimes and others worked through the lineup. Left on base totals favored Chicago in the opener and Pittsburgh in the nightcap as both games featured errors and multiple runners left on base.
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Shadows of the Past by L C Brenner recounts Neal Ball
A brief sketch honors Neal Ball of the Cleveland club for completing the first unassisted baseball triple play on July 19, 1908 against Boston. Ball, now in Bridgeport, recalls the pivotal moment with Holnie Wagner Stahl McConnell and Cy Young in the second inning. The piece notes another Cleveland star Bly Wagnergauss’s later World Series triple play in 1920.
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Clendevin Gazette Triumphs Over Twilight Leaguers in Nine Seven
The Gazette defeated Twilight Leaguers 9 to 7 on their home field after Clendenin rallied with five runs in the eighth. W. Payne started for Clendenin but was moved to the mound in the fourth as six hits hurt him. Simmings pitched well until the eighth, and Hardman closed out the game for the Gazette.
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Riverview Bowls Fall To Capital City College Team
Riverview tenala club loses Sunday afternoon on Bigley Avenue to Capital City Commercial College. Singles results show Riverview players beaten by College opponents including Hilton, Wasttoll, Travel, Hutchison and Moir with scores noted. Riverview doubles teams also fell to College pairs.
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Fitch and Dodge Win Narrow, Rough Pitching Duel
Fitch and Dodge defeated Cross Lanes 8 to 7 yesterday afternoon on Cross Lanes' diamond. Widtha pitched for the viol ate in a tight game as both sides produced scoring plays, with late rallies deciding the outcome.
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Foulis Wins St Paul Open in 1931 Golf Showdown
Simmy Foulis defeated George Von Elm and a strong field to win the St Paul Open championship at Keller, posting 383 total. He held a narrow lead after 36 holes, then shot 68-72 to finish three strokes ahead of Von Elm for a $1,500 prize. Walter Hagen, Paul Bunya, and Harry Cooper also ranked high as the event drew Ryder Cup players and veterans.
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Uniontown
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Charleston Beats Beckley to Take Mid Atlantic Lead
William Helmick pitched Charleston to a 4 2 victory at Kanawha Park scattering six Springfield hits. It was Charleston’s sixth straight win and moved them atop the league after Beckley lost to Dayton Ducks. The Senators’ win came with Chicks losing, ending the home stand.
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