Two Americans Lead British Open at Prestwick
MacDonald Smith and Jim Barnes held the lead after 36 holes at Prestwick as Barnes shot 70 and Smith 76 in the morning with afternoon rounds producing record scores. Smith stood at 145 and Barnes 147, ahead of British challengers including Arthur Capst on and Tow Fernie, while Joe Kirkwood faded from contention.
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Abe Mitchell
Ted Ray
George Murdock
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George Duncan
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Three Iowans Reach Trans Mississippi Golf Semi finals
In Omaha at the Field Club three Iowa players advance to semi finals as Carence Wolfe defeats Frank Watts 3 and 2 and Bob McKee beats John Morris 5 and 3, while J O Swick defeats S Scott 2 and 1 to face Arthur Bartlet. East and West Battle for Intercollegiate Title in Montclair finals push.
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Mound City
Frank Watts
Bob McKee
Des Moines
John Morris
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Arthur Bartlet
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Iowa
Reuben Albonson
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Washington University of St. Louis
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Tulane University
New Orleans
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Pirates Rally Past Cardinals Behind Dickerman Walks
St Louis lost 4 3 to Pittsburgh as Dickerman walked four with the bases loaded in the seventh allowing two runs. Pirates won three of four in the series. Key players included Bottomley Cuyler and Moore for Pittsburgh and Bell and Hornsby for St Louis in a tense late inning.
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Results of Yesterday's National and American League Games
In the National League Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 4 to 3. Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston were rained out. In the American League Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 5 to 3 and Toledo defeated St Paul 4 to 2.
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Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati faces Pittsburgh in a notable matchup with both teams seeking an edge as they clash on the schedule. The contest highlights rivalries and regional pride with a strong emphasis on defense and rebounding.
Senators Triumph In Hurlers Duel 1-0
Washington shut out New York 1 to 0 as Coveleskie outpitched Pennock in a pitchers duel. The Senators collected five hits off Pennock and fired for a lone run while Pennock yielded four hits. Goslin and Gehrig were among the key players, with Veach delivering a notable double.
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White Sox Beat Indians 7–2 in Opening Game of Series
Chicago overwhelms Cleveland with 7 runs behind Mike Cvengros five hit effort and a strong Chicago lineup led by Davis Four hits Mostil and Falk three each Burns homered for Cleveland with a solo shot in the defeat The box score shows Davis Kamm and Speaker keying the offense while Cvengros earned the win over Karr and Yowell in a 1 46 game rematch
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Tygers Edge Browns 3–2 in Detroit Opener
Detroit beat St. Louis 3 to 2 in today's opening game of the series. The Tigers extended their win streak to seven games with the victory and provided the latest fireworks in the contest.
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Home Run Opens Scoring as Detroit Beats St Louis in Baseball
Detroit tops St Louis with Cobb delivering a homer in the first inning. Game totals show Cobb 2 hits, 1 RBI, Williams and Evans contributing, Danforth and Leonard strong on the mound with 7 strikeouts for Leonard. Final lines reflect 8 to 6 score with late substitutes and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
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Athletics complete sweep of Boston with 8 2 win
In Philadelphia on June 25 the Athletics beat the Red Sox 8 to 2 to sweep the three game series. Rain paused play in the fifth. Flagstead homered in the sixth and Bill Lamar extended his streak to twenty five games as Philadelphia pitcher Walberg earned the win while Ruffing took the loss.
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American Association Scores and Lineups From Indianapolis Louisville and Columbus
In Indianapolis first game Pramaccos Be iee Batteries Gearin Skiff and Robertson. second game Milwaukee 0 runs with Sieele 3 and McMenemy. At Louisville first game Batteries Zinn Keenan Snyder Holley Koob Cullop Meyer. second game called after half to let train depart. At Columbus CANONS won 7 to 3 Batteries Dt Wirts Lawhtetés Urban.
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Reds Crush General Tires In Exhibition Tilt
Cincinnati Reds defeat local semi pro General Tires 9 to 2 at Idora Park paced by Eddie Roush four hits and two Long balls from Walker and Roush. Biemiller goes nine innings allowing six hits to secure the win as Cincinnati heads to Pittsburgh for a Pirates series.
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Pfeffer Sets Pace In Kentucky Women Golf
Emma Pfeffer and E D Mason of Audubon lead Louisville in the state women’s golf championship at Twin Oaks Rosedale advancing to the semi finals. Northern Kentucky entrants include Mrs Harvey Myers of Twin Oaks and Mrs Frazer Lebus of Ft Mitchell as two Louisville players and two NKY players survive the preliminaries. Miss Pfeffer’s stellar play headlines yesterday’s action as the field narrows toward the finals.
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Audubon Country Club
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Mullen to Box Terris and Hudkins in July bout
Chicago report states lightweight contenders Sid Terris of New York and Ace Hudkins of Omaha will meet East Chicago boxer Jim Mullen in a ten round contest on July 10. The event headlines a major boxing card in Chicago with Terris a leading light title hopeful.
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Stecher to Defend Crown at Riverside Arena
Joe Stecher will defend his heavyweight wrestling title at Riverside arena Covington on Monday night July 6 against an unnamed opponent. L. J. Dooley of Riverside A. C. announced Stecher’s signing in Chicago. Hans Steinke, Germany’s champion, will also appear on the card. Another top heavyweight is expected to be signed for the event.
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Germany
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