Athletics Rout Red Sox in Doubleheader Splendor
In a June 27 AP report, Boston pitchers were hammered as the Athletics won 15 3 and 9 4. Georges Earnshaw earned his fourth straight win, while Tony Preuss outpitched a visiting pitcher in the nightcap. Roy Johnson and May Johnson sparked the barrage with key hits as Meckmen and Cramer homered, and Jimmy Poms delivered a near perfect game with four singles.
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Gold Step Wins Inaugural Handicap at Arlington Park
CHICAGO June 27 Gold Step a Baltimore owned field horse won the $95,000 added inaugural handicap at Arlington Park before 16,000. Gold Step beat Polydorus by a head with Epithet third. Jamestown finished fifth as odds on favorite. Ridden by H. Schutte Gold Step paid $69.06 straight and $5.96 show in the $2 mutuel.
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Milwaukee, Minneapolis game recap in rain delays
The American Association game featured Kansas City 6, St. Paul 5, with Minneapolis rallying to 1 as rain affected play. Other teams faced delays and postponements due to wet field conditions.
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Goldstein Clinches Chicago Loss as Detroit Wins
June 27 report from Chicago details the White Sox falling to Detroit 8 to 3 in the third game of the series. Errors by Seed and misplays in the field helped Detroit build the lead while Goldstein delivered key hits.
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Shadows of the Past Fighter Andy Chaney’s Ring Legend
The article profiles Andy Chaney, a Baltimore fighter called the Modern K O King, noting a career with more than 100 knockouts and a record of about ninety seven in 200 fights by age thirty one. It describes his formidable power, southpaw style, and frequent fouls, plus his later wealth and real estate stake.
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Blue Creekers Win Tilt 16 to 1
Special to The Gazette Blue Creek defeated the E. D. Martin nine of Charleston yesterday in a one sided game. Townsend limited the visitors to seven hits and struck out eight batters. W. J. Maynor, manager, invites teams seeking games in this section to contact him at Blue Creek. Players named include Townsend Smith Nelson Thomas and Hager.
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E. D. Martin
Charleston
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W. J. Maynor
Bits O Sports: Local Golf Scene Evolves with Public Links
The column notes shifts in Charleston golf as private courses gain from public links opening. It mentions former players like Joe Ruge and Snecker in a city tournament, highlighting changes in participation from casual to annual membership, and the impact on skill growth and golf culture.
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Fox Jarrett Postponed Double Header Today
Yesterday's twilight league game between Fox and Jarrett was postponed due to rain. A shower in the late afternoon, followed by another near rain, forced the delay. A double header is scheduled today at Kanawha Park and Laidley Field with Fox meeting Fisk Tires and Shawter versus Central Sales. Both games start at six o'clock.
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Four Are Knotted For Lead in Meet
Four youngsters from Princeton Southern California Colgate and Michigan tied for lead in the free qualifying round of the National Intercollegiate Golf championship at HOT SPRINGS Virginia. They posted 92s on the Cascades course while Yale’s Sidney Noyes and J E Parker each shot 74 to sit two strokes back.
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John Fischer
Cinclnnati
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J. E. Parker
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D. Gamble
Richard Kimbrough
Harvard
Billy Howell
Washington and Lee
Don Moe
Oregon
Golf qualifiers eyed after 24 shoot sub par rounds
Side M Jaffe of William and Mary, Robert Keppler of Ohio State, a finalist a year ago, and Richard Gray of Yale. There were 24 golfers who broke 80. The golfers believed that a two round total of 158 will be necessary to qualify tomorrow for the 32 places in Wednesday's match play contents.
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William and Mary
Robert Keppler
Ohio State
Richard Gray
Yale
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