Alf Padgham Captures British Open Tourney
Alf Padgham, a steady English pro, won the British Open with a 287 total after rounds of 71, 71, and final 71. Jimmy Adams finished second at 288, with Henry Cotton and Marcel Dallemagne tied for third at 289, while Sarazen tied for fourth at 391.
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Carbide and Carbon Cup Victory Over Charleston Gun Club
Carbide and Carbon's gun club defeated the Charleston Gun Club by 447 to 437 in a close shooting match yesterday afternoon. W. B. Strong led individual scorers with 49 points, while C. E. Watking of Carbide tied for second with 48 along with A. N. Davis and B. H. Welle of Charleston. FH. Welle won singles honors with 100 straight targets. J. H. Keck claimed singles honors at 50 yards and handicap honors. Wolfe led doubles. other scorers included A. LaPolletti, W. K. Miller, and Omer Given among others.
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Sox blanking slips in opener as White shines
In the first game Earl White pitched a six hit shutout to beat Johnny White 2 to 1 before about 9,000 fans. Italo Chelin started for the Sox allowing eight scattered hits including a Joe Kuhel home run. The nightcap ended 7 to 3 with the Sox losing.
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Yankees Hit Six Homers to Beat Browns 10 6 in Seven-Game Lead
The New York Yankees hammered six home runs to defeat the St. Louis Browns 10 to 6, extending their league lead to seven games. Frank Crosetti aand Lou Gehrig led the barrage with two and a homer each, while Joe DiMaggio, George Selkirk and Charley Ruffing added one apiece. Browns pitcher Ruffing earned his ninth win, despite 18 hits.
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Cubs Miss Chance to Take Lead in NL Race
New York June 27 The Chicago Cubs failed to grab the league lead as they lost to the Giants. Harry Gumbert earned his seventh win with a six hit effort through seven innings before Giants relief?stopped the rally. The defeat leaves the Cubs one game back of the Cardinals and tied with the Pirates for third, as New York notes continue on page 11.
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