Cubs Rally To Top Reds In Slugfest At Chicago
Sparky Adams and Mandy Brooks drove the Cubs to a 6 5 victory over Jack Hendricks Reds. Adams sparked attacks with multiple hits, driving in tying and winning runs as Chicago overcame an early 5 2 deficit after an umpire call.
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International League game notes at Rochester Jersey City Toronto
In the Rochester Jersey City and Toronto fixtures of the International League, batteries by Parks Neibergall Tomlin Brown Lynn Spaulding Cantrell Freitag and others are noted. Provisions reference pitchers and fielding crews across the three venues with line scores and player mentions.
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Phillies Sweep Two From Braves in Doubleheader
Philadelphia defeated Boston in both games of a June 23 doubleheader by scores of 7 to 3 and 9 to 7. Key moments included Barnes yielding five runs in the opener and Ryan being hit hard in the second game as Philadelphia mounted its attack on Genewich. New Boston players Bill Vargas and Francis Hogan appeared in the lineup.
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Breaking the course record at Twin Oaks in Kentucky golf
Mrs. Harvey Myers shot 87 to lead the third annual Kentucky state women’s championship at Twin Oaks Country Club in Rosedale. Mason of Louisville held second with 94, seven strokes behind Myers, amid a soggy course after Monday night rain.
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High School Star Seventeen Ties Ohio Golf Medalist at 70
Alfred Sargent seventeen year old Columbus high school student shot 70 to lead the Portage Country Club qualifier in the Ohio amateur championship. Eddie Hassmann and Harold Weber tied for second with 71. Weber may skip match play due to illness. Sargent is son of Scioto pro George Sargent and followed his father’s big hitting.
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Giants Win Second Game 8-5 Over Dodgers After Split
In New York on June 23 the Dodgers dropped the first game to the Robins, while the Giants won the second 8 to 5. Dazzy Vance limited New York to six hits with seven strikeouts in the opener. Second game featured Brooklyn nine overcoming early trouble but New York still secured the 8-5 win with timely hitting and solid defense.
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Western League Scores and Weather Delays Reported
In the Western League, Wichita and Lincoln had no game due to rain while St. Joseph and Omaha also postponed because of a late train. Oklahoma City led Des Moines 6 to 6 when the game was called in the tenth due to darkness. Tulsa defeated Denver 9 to 6.
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Three-Eye League Scores Report
The standings show Decatur defeated Quincy 2 to 1 and Evansville fell to Springfield 10 to 6. Danville knocked out Peoria 9 to 2 while Terre Haute beat Bloomington 5 to 3.
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Results of yesterdays National League games
Scores from yesterday include Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 7 8 Boston 3 7 Brooklyn 8 New York 5 8 Pittsburgh at St Louis rained. American Association Toledo 4 St Paul 2 Kansas City at Louisville rained Columbus 11 Minneapolis 5 Indianapolis 10 aus 0 American League Philadelphia 3 Boston 2 Washington 8 New York 1 Only games scheduled.
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Schedule of 1930s baseball games across cities
Cincinnati vs Chicago and Pittsburgh vs St Louis lead a crowded card with Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston and New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia St Paul facing Toledo and Milwaukee meeting Indianapolis in a packed lineup of matchups.
Bagwell's Two Baser Delivers Mack Victory
Philadelphia beats Boston 3 2 after eight scoreless innings. Bagwell pinch hits in the ninth and laces a two base hit with two out to drive in the tying and winning runs. Lucey errors and late rallies shape a tense finish for the Mackmen.
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Americans Qualify for British Open at Troon
At Troon Scotland June 23 American pros led by Joe Kirkwood Mac Donald Smith and Jim Barnes join 81 players in the British Open qualifier scores 153 154 155 respectively from two rounds as top contenders advance to Prestwick. Moses O Neill posted 146 with Boomer May Compston near second. Braid and Gadd miss. Weather warm light wind aids fast greens as rounds shift to Prestwick.
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White Sox Rally Past Utica Kine in 8 Run Win
Revier allowed only one hit as the White Sox topped Utica 8 to 5 on June 23. Harris connected a long sixth inning home run while errors fueled Utica’s runs. Batteries Revier and Bischoff. Stiefwater Clark and Shepardson. Southern Association scores New Orleans 11 Little Rock 4 Atlanta 6 Nashville 7 Mobile 1 Memphis 2. Birmingham Chattanooga game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Senators 8 Yankees 1 in Washington baseball game
The Senators defeated the Yankees 8 to 1 in Washington. Reuther earned his third win of the season as New York managed six hits. The game featured seven runs in the seventh and eighth innings and included home runs by Rice and two-base hits by Ruth and Harris. Cubs sign southpaw Bob Shanklin after Loyola Academy exposure.
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Americans Dominate Wimbledon First Round
U S tennis stars surge past British rivals as Ray Casey and J Hennessey post decisive victories. Americans Garland, O O Anderson, Dailey, Rice also win while Borotra Lacoste and Coche t claim wins for France and Italy.
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California Commission Must Sanction Fight
The California State Athletic Commission met in San Diego and said it will not sanction the Micky Walker versus Dave Shade contest until contracts are scrutinized to confirm the welterweight championship is at stake. The NY Boxing Commission was previously reported to have pressed the bout before Walker’s scheduled match with Harry Greb in New York.
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King Solomon Outpoints Ad Stone in Ten Rounds
King Solomon defeated Ad Stone by decision in ten rounds at Coney Island Stadium. Solomon carried a significant weight advantage and used his left jab to key the win, leaving Stone bleeding from the mouth and nose in the opening round.
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