A A U Official Dies in Columbus
COLUMBUS O June 15 Joan G Anderson a stat amateur golf er and A A U official died of heart disease at Crestwood He claimed more amateur titles than any other player though never won a major American championship His career included intercollegiate championships in 1903 1904 Massachusetts titles multiple French amateur titles Westchester county titles and seven holes in one He was born in Clinton Maine in 1884 and represented the U S in 1919 and 1920 team matches with Canada He held course records on many courses and won 58 amateur titles.
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Senators Fall Twice To Zanesville In Doubleheader
Charleston and Zanesville split a doubleheader with scores 8 to 2 and 4 to 3. Gordon Johnson sparked a late melee after controversy with umpire Hage Workman, prompting manager Watt Powell to protest to Mid Atlantic league president Elmer Daily. Milnar pitched for Zanesville, while Martin took the loss in the first game.
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Two Ex Big Leaguers Lead New England League Teams
Two former major league players are guiding New England league clubs as the circuit opens. Fredy Maguire formerly of the Giants Cubs and Braves manages New Bedford, while Bill Aunnefield ex White Sox Giants and Braves leads Attleboro.
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Giants Bow But tling to Lead
The Boston Braves defeated the New York Giants 7 to 4 in New York as six of nine Braves hits came in the fourth inning. Despite the loss, the Giants still led the National League with St. Louis idle.
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Cubs Blank Pirates 5-0 as Tinning Shuts Them Out
Bud Tinning promoted to starter and held Pittsburgh to four hits in a 5-0 Cubs win. Key hits by English, Herman, Demaree, and Sartnett powered Chicago’s second straight shutout. Traynor and Heyman misplays aided the defense.
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Hole-in-One Trio Achieves Rare Feat at White Oak
A foursome at White Oak Country Club saw three players notch holes in one on the same round. Dewitt Snyder drove 255 yards for his ace on one hole, followed by C G Howard and B C Burnside each carding a 145 yard No 8 hole. A. Scott, the fourth member, recalled a hole in one from last Saturday at White Sulphur Springs.
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Dodgers Cruise Past Phillies in Nine to Three Win
Brooklyn pounded four Philadelphia pitchers for 21 hits to beat the Phillies 9 to 3. Taylor and Thurston led with multiple hits and RBIs as Brooklyn torched the Philadelphia staff, while Thurston earned the win and Collins took the loss in a rough outdoor season game.
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Beckley Pitcher Wins Own Battle
Beckley hurler Batt sett rapped out a seventh inning home run to win his own game 2 to 1 over Huntington. Beckley 000 100 100 212 Huntington 010 090 000 16 Bratton and Rangnow. Bissett and Dunkle.
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Yale crew to leave June 28 for Long Beach regatta
NEW HAVEN Conn June 15 The Yale Athletic association announced the Yale crew will depart New Haven for the Pacific coast June 28 to compete in the Long Beach California regatta on July 8.
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Eddie Marleau Signs With Huntington Club
Huntington June 15 Manager Johnny Stuart of Huntington Woosters announces two new players signed Cobb a first baseman and Eddie Marleau a pitcher Marleau was the ace of the Charleston pitching staff in 1937 with 23 wins and eight losses He had been in Charleston conferring with President Watt Powell of the Senators Cobb is a former NL league player.
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Home Run Star Wins Free Meal After Contest
In Kangwha City a local league game featured a plan by Paul to award a free meal to any player hitting a home run. A substitute batter, motivated by hunger, hits a long ball and scores then heads to Ye Sandwich Shop for the promised meal. The crowd notes the hungry player’s swift dash and the sponsor’s boast.
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