Jones, Smith, Cotton Threaten Hoylake Record Opening Round
Bobby Jones led the British Open at Hoylake with a 70 as MacDonald Smith and Henry Cotton also shot 70. The storm interrupted play after the round, while Jim Barnes, Horton Smith and others followed with 71 or 72 as Hoylake’s Alps hole and tough finishing stretch tested the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Mac Smith
Henry Cotton Blaze Way
Jim Barnes
Horton Smith
Leo Diegel
Don Moe
Tioylake
England
Royal Liverpool Links
MacDonald Smith
Henry Cotton
Boot
United States
Jones
Jim’ Barnes
Young Don Moe
Archie Compton
George von Elm
F. C. Stevens, Jr
von Elm
Stevens
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Atilanta
New York
Norman Sutton
Auguste Boyer
France
Tom Green
Donald K. Moe
Portland
Ore
Archie Compston
Ty Eke
Charles A. Whitcombe
J. Young
W. H. Oke
Neocles Eal Eacanal
Abe Mitchell
Alliss
Germany
C. Jones
A. Isherwood
Pierre
A's Rout Indians 7 to 2 In Opening Series Game
The Athletics opened the important series by scoring three runs in the first inning and adding four more on two later home runs by Simmons Foxx and Miller. Speed Mahaffey scattered eleven hits while earning his fifth win of the year as Cleveland used Wes Ferrell to take the loss. Morgan homered for Cleveland, and Ferguson, Hodapp, and Burns contributed for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Excelsoir
Cotton
Barnes
Mac Smith
Smith
Horton Smith
von Elm
Don Moe
Hoylake
Philadelphia
Athletics
Cleveland
Wes Ferrell
Ferrell
al Simmons
Jimmy Foxx
Bing Miller
Simmons
Eddie Morgan
Speed Mahaffey
Lind
Beane
McNair
Sewell
Morgan
Haas
Foxx
Miller
Boley
Hodapp
Bishop
Mahaffey
Porter
McGowan, Moriarty
Owens
Giants Beat Pirates In Close West Coast Pitching Duel
The New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 3 in a tight pitching battle to start their West Coast tour. Leach and Lindstrom opened with early singles, Walker and Meine dueled until Walker exited with an injury, and Hughey Cruz sealed the win with an unassisted double play as the Giants mounted a decisive seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Hughey Cruz
Leach
Lindstrom
New York
Bill.Walker
Heine Meine
Walker
Heving
Pirates
Hub Pruett
Paul Waner
Critz
Grantham
N. York Ab.h.o.a
Pit
P Waner
O’farrell
Traynor
Jackson
Com’osky
Allen
Suhr
Bartell
Bool
Meine
Pruett
Moself
Spencer
Brickell Wk Bog
Flagstead
tRan
Brame
Mémé
Ott
Terry
Comorosky
Hise
Hoving
Rigler
Jorda
McGrew
Pacific Coast League Scores Pack
The report lists results with Hollywood 6, Missions 4. Portland 7, Oakland 5. Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Missions
Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Western League Report Wichita Tops Pueblo 4–3
In a Western League game Wichita defeated Pueblo 4 to 3. Denver and Topeka played a 1 1 tie line not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Pueblo
Denver
Topeka
Yesterday's Results Nationat League Baseball Scores
The National League had New York 4 Pittsburgh 3 in the only game scheduled. In the American League Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 2. American Association Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 3. Louisville 13 Kansas City 5. St Paul 3 8 Columbus 0 4. Toledo 9 Minneapolis 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationat League
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Baseball Schedule Headlines for National and American Leagues
National League games include Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St. Louis. American League matchups feature Chicago at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at New York and St. Louis at Boston. American Association show Louisville at Kansas City Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St. Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntional League
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Boston Steel
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Eee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
American
Eam
Pet
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
SOPOT
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Boston
Pittsburgh
American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Uzcudun and Risko Set Rematch at Navin Field Detroit
In Detroit at Navin Field Paulino Uzcudun and Johny Risko schedule a rematch seen as a step toward a title shot with Max Schmeling. Their first meeting ended with Risko winning but Uzcudun and supporters challenge the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Paulino Uzcudun
Johny Risko
Navin Field
Risko
Max Schmeling
Battered Reds Home to Clash With Robins Today
The Boston Redlegs, dazed by a rough East trip, return for a home clash with the Robins. Manager Howley keeps faith for a rise to fifth place as lineup changes spark hope. Durocher shines in Beantown and may lead a revamped infield and outfield with Meusel Walker Heilmann in the lineup. Kolp to pitch with Benton sidelined by a sore hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central
East
Boston
Trinity Station
Chicago
Howley
Redlegs
Dodgers
Prt
Bob Meusel
Curt Walker
Heilmann
Kelly
Crawford
Ford
Durocher
Stripp
Kolp
Benton
Hos
Jones Training by Stribling and Fight Ahead at Tacoma Bowl
The Georgia Peach of boxing, Young Stribling, mentored Tommy Jones the welter who faces Vincent Hambright Monday night at Tacoma Bowl. Jones then joined manager Walk Miller, later guided by Eddie Mead after Miller's death, and has recent decisions over Baby Joe Gans Billy Wallace and George Simpson, with a knockout of Manuel Quintero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Stribling
Georgia Peach
Tommy Jones
Welter
Vincent Hambright
Tacoma Bowl
Jones
Stribling
Miller
Atlanta
Tiger Flowers
Eddie Mead
Cleveland
Baby Joe Gans
Billy Wallace
George Simpson
Manuel Quintero
Wallace
Milwaukee and Kansas City Batteries Results Report
Baseball score recap lists Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville and Minneapolis games with battery lines and line scores. Batteries include Strelecki Shea Penner Barnes Sheehan Yarmouth Peters Angley Connally Henline Schupp McCullough Griffin Winter Davis Wykoff Dixon Moore Grabowski Miller Fenner and others across St Paul Columbus and Minneapolis venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Louisville
Penner
Barnes
Sheehan
Yarmouth
Peters
Angley
Minneapolis
R. H. E. Too Cissiscs
Connally and Henline
Schupp, McCullough and Griffin
St. Paul
R. H. E. Columbus
St. Peul
Winter
Davis
Wykoff
Dixon
Moore
Grabowski
R. Miller
Murphy
Fenner
Southern and Eastern League Scores Prompt Rainy Schedule
In Southern Association games Memphis beat Atlanta 13 to 6 while Birmingham lost to Little Rock 7 to 8 New Orleans defeated Nashville 8 to 1 and Mobile fell to Chattanooga 5 to 26. Eastern League results show Hartford 0-5 Bridgeport 4-8 Springfield 4 New Haven 5 Allentown Pittsfield games postponed by wet grounds with only schedules listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
Hartford
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Haven
Allentown
Pittsfield
Tristate Circuit Drafts Plans for Title Tourney Tonight
Tristate Circuit headquarters at 644 Main Street hosts a planning meeting for the 1930 championship tourney. Twelve clubs participate with Carthage the prior champion. elimination series begin June 29 on a four and out format as road clubs draw home games. Officers and playing managers from area teams attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristate League
Main Street
Carthage
George J. Meitzler
Thomas H., Morrow
John A. Spinney
H. M. Lindsay
Fred Goertemiller
Matt Foy
the Valley Merchants
Ira Hogue
Elmer E. Berry
Chris Eldridge
Hamilton Lindens
Oscar Waters
Mt. Healthy
Ralston Campbell
Ed Macke
Maestrc Radios
Bert Gomien
Ed Kien
Mt. Washington Gun Club
George Schaeffer
el Ricos
Clarence Meeker
Horton Washers
Pat Walsh
Northside K
Alvin Buck
George Byrich
Silverton
Arthur Rieff
Dayton Thorobreds
Cliff DeMar
Bernard Stillmaker
Stillmaker Bakers
Boxing card reshaped by rain postponement in Cleveland
Rain forced a third postponement of the loaded twelve rounder between Tommy Freeman of Cleveland and Sergt Sammy Baker of New York. Promoter Eddie Meag announced a new outdoor season opener at Taylor Bowl next Tuesday featuring Gorilla Jones of Akron against Harry Ebbetts of Freeport Long Island in a twelve round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tommy Freeman
Sergt
Sammy Baker
New York
Eddie Meag
Taylor Bowl
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Herry Ebbetts
Freeport
L. I
Upsets Forecast In Muny Sunday Baseball Card
Last Sunday's upsets set the stage for a packed Muny Association schedule Sunday with many tight races. Highlights include the Ideal Pattern Works vs Knobloch Tires double header at Deer Creek No 6 Becker Clothes vs St Bernard and Pleasant Ridge versus Reading among top matches across Classes A B C D and Junior Order League with several 1 p m and 3 30 p m starts at multiple fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muny Association
College Hill Knoblech
Purcell Squires
Deer Creek
Becker
St. Bernard
Pleasant Ridge
Reading
L. B. Harrison
Liberty Square Merchants
Holy Family Gym
Dempsey
Newsboys
Friar Rangers
Westwood
Cheviot A. C
Cumminsville Merchants
Ludlow
Hartwell
Herbert Motors
College Hill
Fifth Avenue Credit Jewelers
Sigma Ki
Noyes Field
Becker Clothes
Bellevue A. C
U. S
Norwood Cadets
Fischer Ryes
Purcell
Ridge
Wells Street
Aces
Mattlin’s
Lee Park
Sedamsville
Howdy
Warsaw
Price Hill Comets
Mt. Echo
Glenway Merchants
West End
Mt. Washington Merchants
Comet A. C
Deer Creek No. 8
East End Boat Company
Stone Hardware
Madisonville
Star Shoes
Vagabonds
LeBlond
Herb-O-Tonic
Covington Indians
Inwood
Crack U. S. Track Quintet Will Strut Abroad
A five man Amateur Athletic Union track team was named to compete internationally this summer. Stephen Anderson Tom Warne George Bullwinkle Reg Bowen and Ed Hamm will sail on the Berengaria for nine meets in Germany Norway Sweden and Finland. Pendleton Crosby also received permission to join at his own expense. The squad features Olympic and world class athletes strong in hurdles pole vault broad jump and sprints and will finish with the National AAU championships in Pittsburgh in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Stephen Anderson
University of Washington
Tom Warne
Northwestern University
George Bullwinkle
City College of New York
Reg Bowen
University of Pittsburgh
Ed Hamm
Georgia Tech
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Duisburg
Berlin
Oslo
Beskilstuna
Stockholm
Helsingfors
Abo
Paavo Nurmi
Pittsburgh
United States
Pendleton Crosby
Anderson
A. A
International League scores from Jersey City Newark Reading and Baltimore
Montreal and Jersey City split two games in Jersey City as Montreal swept one game and Jersey City won the other. At Newark Toronto beat New York 11 to 7 in nine innings. Reading defeated Toronto 16 to 5 in Baltimore Rochester split twin bills with Baltimore and Rochester taking a win and loss.
Latzo Beats Johnson on Foul in Sixth Round Fight
Pete Latzo of Scranton defeated Larry Johnson of Chicago by foul in the sixth round of a ten round heavyweight bout at Ebbets Field. Latzo weighed 175½ pounds, Johnson 175¼. After five competitive rounds the foul call ended Latzo's bid as Johnson landed a low blow on the count of nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Ebbets Field
Latzo
Johnson
Four Local Aspirants Win in Kentucky Play Four
Northern Kentucky golfers advance in Ft Mitchell Country Club first round match play for the Blue Grass amateur title. Mrs LeBus 8 6 sinks E G Anschutz. Mrs Myers, Mrs Weaver, Mrs Donaldson, Miss Arms also win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mines
Myers
Donaldson
Weaver
Arms
Ft. Mitchell
Northern Kentucky
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Harvey Myers
Twin Oaks Country Club
Margaret Weaver
Highland
Betty Arms
Devon Fields
Lincoln Donaldson
Frazier LeBus
Lexington Country Club
LeBus
Miss Weaver
Hotchkiss
Willard Johnson
R. P. Hotchkiss
E. Steele
Paris
C. L. McCraw
Louisville
Betty
Mrs. McCraw
Miss Arms
Miss Haggin
Mrs. Johnson
Golf match results show multiple flight victories across Kentucky
Results list players by flight from Ft Mitchell and surrounding towns. Winners include Mrs Porter Taylor defeating Mrs Strode Jackson, Mrs Percival over Proctor, Mrs Babbitt over Stewart, and several others through the third and fourth flights with wins, losses, and defaults noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Porter Taylor
Lexington
Strode-Jackson
Louisville
L. C. Percival
Ft. Mitchell
T. Proctor
Winchester
J. F. Babbitt
Willis Stewart
L. P. Ewald
Alie Howard
J. L. Phythian
F. G. Clay
I. S. Homans
Park Gilmore
Frank McEwan
E. Ballou
Maysville
F. L. Drake
W. H. Noel
Harlan
Central League clash ends with Richmond edged by Springfield 3–2
Springfield defeats Richmond 3 to 2 in a Central League game. Erie beats Dayton 9 to ?, Canton at Fort Wayne postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Springfield
Erie
Dayton
Canton
Ft. Wayne
Texas League Scores: San Antonio Defeats Shreveport 9 7
San Antonio beats Shreveport 9 to 7 in Texas League play. Waco posted an 11 to 8 victory over Wichita Falls while Houston B downed Ft Worth 0 to 0 in another game. Dallas won 7 to 6 and Beaumont edged their opponent 6 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Shreveport
Waco
Wichita Falls
Houston
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Beaumont
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Shoot Hoylake
Frank H. King
Bob
Bobby
St. Andrews
Seer Sary Eee
Indians
Myatt
Goldman
Burnett
Cincinnati Golfers’ League
Hyde Park Country Club
Losantiville
Three Rivers
Maketewah
Hyde Park
Clovernook Country Club
al Baumgartner
Bunny Smethurst
Johnny Dell
Ralph Shelton
Wyoming
Neil Ransick
Joe Tansey
Ed Strubbe
Joe Assel
E. W. Thomas
Highland Country Club
Camargo
Hillcrest
Stuart Schloss
Larry Hendrixson
Nelson Ruddy
Carl Baumgartner
Clovernook
G. W. Ball
Ira Holden
H. R. LeBlond
C. P. Taft
Jimmy DeCamp
Orland Greene
Spencer Kuhn
Hi Quackenbush
J. W. Tarbill, Jr
Tom Morrison
C. Dinsmore
A. H. Herron
Cé&rl
H. C. Miller
Twin Oaks
Milt Cook
Ray Smith
Mike Walsh
Tom Smith
Ralph Hinds
Stewart Decker
Western Hills
Walter McFadden
Ellis Early
Earl Daniels
George Berger
Chester Rich
Ray Murphy
Steve Stout
Ralph Cordes
Art Theler
Don Gill
Bill Cordes
Ernie Ott
Bill Woerner
The
Municipal, Inks
Dommy Kautz
Eph Collins
Ed Deffinger
Bud Ruskin
Charlie Teetz
Joe Levi
Randall Gomien
Frank Albers
A. E. Senboque
A. E. Snyder
Carl Portune
Charlie Laily
Fred Wiethorn
Herman Kuhl
Victor Preutz
Ed Gabelman
Ray Hafer
C. G. Meyers
Bill Shaw
Howard Miller
Pete Bergman
Erv Baumgartner
Joe Daugherty
Art Lally
Roland Zell
George Greine
Joe Wallenhorst
Harry Muth
Bill Reno
George Patterson
Leo Henke
Jack Champlin
Avon Fields
Collins
BM Poe Eo Voccin Sas
Cehec
Collins Out
Eewsceceress
Collins in _c.ceessessee
Ed _ Brophy
Hugh
Spike
Clines
St. Xavier College
Oakmont Country Club
Cincin
Nati
Audubon Park
Wesley IL. Furste
St. Xater’s
Musketeer
Lions Club of Cincinnati
Western Hills Country Club
William Beiser
Oscar Frank
Willard Kopf
M. McCarthy
George Mogge
H. J. Fisher
Clark Oberlin
Lee Hallerman
Fred Pfeffer
H. Mayer
Joe Kelly
J. F. Rielag
Cruz
Mates
Uzcudun
Reds
Robins
Bob Newhall
Kins
Weil
Leo
Beantown
Qld
Liberal
Sportsmen's
Dowell & Clement
Main St
Main
R.H. E
Cvengros
Sprint
Strelecki
Shea
Tristate Circuit
Baker
Freeman
North College Hill
Leonines
Taft Field
Kennedy Heights Merchants
Adler Aces
Bond Hill
Oakley Chevrolets
Mt. Washington Civic Club
Oakley Lions
Madisonville Merchants
McMicken Merchants
Ray and Eds
Henry Niemes
Stegner Turtles
Clifton A. C
West End Bulldogs
Busse & Bergman
Pearls Fruits
C-Bo-A.c
Walnut Hills Merchants
Hauck’s
Riverside
Marmer’s Ideal Shoes
Bender Malts
Evanston
Hartwell Merchants
Clown Cigarettes
Junior Order League
Fairmount
Walnut Hills
Camp Washington
Fulton
Turkey Ridge
Prospect
Cumminsville
Harmony
New Era
Abroad
Warne
International League
Jersey City
R.H. E. Montreal
Thormahlen
Moore Montreal
Jorgens
R.H.E
Hartman
Newsome
Daly
Newark
Nowrek
Toronto
Prudhomme, Graham and O'Neill
Warnecke
Grampp
Woolfolk
Hermann and Whitney
Baltimore
R. H. E. Rochester
Foreman
Carleton
Ostermueller
Littlejohn
Florence
Jonnard
Edwards
Coombe
M. Weaver
McMullen
R.H.E. Rochester
Wee
Berry
J. Weaver
Danning
Gotham
Kentucky
Bill Leach
Agora Eye
Fourth & Central Ave
R. B. Mills
Mgr
Shillito’s
Henry Straus
Benny Frey
Cs Faneas
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