Seven American Stars Reach Fourth Round in Net Classic
Seven Americans led by Ellsworth Vines Brank Shields Wilmer Allison Gregory Mangin and Bidtney Wood reach the fourth round of the English tennis championships in London with Helen Wills Moody Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey advancing in the women's division. Some matches produced dramatic comebacks and upsets as American contenders push toward the title.
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Helen Willsouth
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Harry Hopman
Australia
Brank Shields
Wilmer Alison
Gregory Maungin
Bidtney Wood
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Shields
D. Andrews
New Zealand
Andrews
Favorites Struggle as Elite Fail to Crack Opening Round
About 8,000 spectators watched top players falter on day one of the national championship. Notables such as George von Elm and MacDonald Smith posted high scores while contenders like Tommy Armour and Willie MacFarland stumbled. The field included Ed Dudley, Horton Smith, Johnny Farrel, and Jim Barnes as the crowd noted the tough start for golf’s premier event.
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MacDonald Smith
Sarazen
Ed Dudley
Johnny Farrel
King
Horton Smith
Jim Barnes
Browns Triumph In High-Scoring Rout Of Yankees
The St Louis Browns defeated the New York Yankees 14 to 10 in a four game series opener. Ceese Covlin led with long blasts driving in seven runs, while Lou Gehrig extended his consecutive games streak to 1,103 with a notable first home run. Ruth homered in his 22nd, and Babe Ruth also contributed a four-bagger in the seventh.
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Baseball roundup from Cleveland and Chicago on June 23
Cleveland defeated Washington 7 to 1 as Connally pitched and Hudlin struggled for both teams. In Chicago, Philadelphia edged the White Sox 4 to 3 behind Earnshaw’s four hit effort and a late rally led by Gwilder and Chiles.
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Crist Improves and May Return to Senators Soon
Frank Red Clint, Charleston first baseman, has been out of the Senators lineup for five days and is improving rapidly. He may return by Beckley series opener in Beckley Monday night. Beckley arrives to start a three game set with the Senators.
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Parker Beats Lott In Western Tenax Tennis Quarterfinal
UPI reports 16-year-old Parker of Milwaukee defeated George Lott of China in a tense quarterfinal at the Western Tenax tournament. The match went five sets with scores 6-2 3-6 6-8 3-8 6-3.
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Jacobs Will Not Protest Boxing Decision
New York June report states Joe Jacobs Schmeling's manager will not file charges or protest the Sharkey Schmeling verdict. He warns further comment could hurt boxing and believes most fans felt Max Behmeling won the 15 round fight at Long Island City.
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Jack Bharkey
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Heeling May Acquire South Bend Franchise
South Bend Central cage club must repay 61,500 by Saturday or be transferred to Wheeling West Virginia, per E. C. 5 T of One World League. The note, dated today, details salary arrears and the possible move for the team amid wind and slick greens affecting play.
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