Narrow Escapes For Chick Evans In Western Golf
In Kansas City in the Western amateur golf tournament two rounds of match play produced dramatic results with several stars eliminated and others surviving by luck. Chick Evans advanced after a hard fought 21 hole win over Eddie Held as McKee pushed him early, and Evans saved a match by a late birdie after a near mishap. Johnston fell to Francis Gaines, Van Elm came back to win, and Herron, Wolff, Wright, and Stuttle joined Evans in the second round with several matches going to extra holes. Tomorrow’s slate includes Evans versus Payseur and Gaines versus Van Elm with other matches set for the twenty-six hole format.
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Francis Gaines
Omaha
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St. Louis
Bob McKee
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Henry Decker
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Fred Wright
Los Angeles
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Johnson Fight With Jackson Could Hit Akron or Hamilton
Plans for a July 4 bout between Jack Johnson and Tat Jackson were under consideration for either Akron or Hamilton. The originally scheduled event at the Washington C H baseball park was halted by Judge Reid. Akron promoters confirmed negotiations while Hamilton authorities and Jackson's manager prepared to sign papers for a Hamilton location, with officials in both cities未 confirming details.
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Hamilton to Host Tut Jackson Johnson Heavyweight Bout
The Tut Jackson Jack Johnson heavyweight fight, blocked by a court order in Washington D C, will take place in Hamilton on July 4 afternoon. Promoter Al Hart says promoters from Akron bid but were declined. Lennox Athletic Club arranges, American Legion Ball Park seats 12000, Johnson trains nearby, tickets valid from Washington.
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Toledo Mayor Brough bars Johnson-Tut boxing bout
Toledo on June 28 reports Mayor Brough will not permit Jack Johnson or Tut Jackson to fight in the city. He said he was approached about staging the heavyweight boxing exhibition and reiterated his stance against Johnson fighting in Toledo.
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Baseball score roundup from Memphis and surrounding games
Memphis opened with a 5 to 6 loss to Nashville in the first game. In the second, Nashville beat Memphis 5 to 1 over seven innings. New Orleans defeated Atlanta 6 to 1. Mobile edged Birmingham 3 to 2. Little Rock beat Chattanooga 4 to 1.
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Baseball scores from yesterday's National League and American Association games
In the National League, Boston defeated Brooklyn 5 to 4, Philadelphia 8 8, New York 5 8, Pittsburgh beat Chicago 7 to 2. In the American Association, Louisville won 8 to 2 over Toledo, Kansas City routed Minneapolis 11 to 3, and Milwaukee beat St Paul 5 to 4.
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Schedule of Tonight's NBA Games Across Cities
Philadelphia meets New York. Brooklyn plays Boston. St. Louis visits Pittsburgh. Milwaukee travels to St Paul. Kansas City faces Minneapolis. Indianapolis hosts Toledo. Louisville plays Columbus.
Pirates Dominate Cubs 7-2 to End Series
National League game in Chicago sees Pittsburgh rally in the sixth and seventh innings to defeat the Cubs 7 to 2. Aldridge falters after six innings while Osborne yields two runs in one frame as Pittsburgh strings together hits. Mrs Len Small's burial pauses play briefly in a respectful PSA.
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Quakers and Giants Split Twin Bill in New York
Philadelphia and New York split a June doubleheader as the visitors won 8 to 6 in the opener while the Giants captured the second game 8 to 4. Meadows and Henline of Philadelphia were ejected in the first game for disputing a decision by umpire Sentelle.
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Boston Breaks Slump to Edge Brooklyn 5 4
Boston defeats Brooklyn 5 4 as four hits and an error spark a two-run eighth inning to tie the game. The winning rally comes in the ninth with two singles a double and a walk setting up the decisive run with one out.
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Senators Triumph Over Yanks 1-0 in Sharp Labor Day Tilt
Washington edges New York 1-0 as Pipp plates winning run in the eighth. Smith and Scott collect two-base hits for the Yankees while Brower delivers a key sacrifice. Hoyt gives up the late run with Johnson and Hoyt handling pitching duties in a 1:48 game.
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Red Sox Beat Athletics 4 to 2 in Philadelphia
Boston pitcher Karr limited Philadelphia to seven hits as the Red Sox broke from last place with a 4 2 victory. John Collings led Boston with four hits including a triple and a double, while a seven inning line for Hasty shaped the decision.
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Browns 9 Indians blanked as St Louis dominates Cleveland
St Louis defeated Cleveland 9 to 0 after taking the first two games of the series. Kolp pitched effectively for the Browns and Cleveland’s offense was held in check by the St Louis pitching and errors aided the visitors.
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White Sox clinch third with 4 1 Detroit win
Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 4 to 1 to seize undisputed third in the American League. Leverette held Detroit to three hits as Heilmann's absence lingered with a strained shoulder. Collins error in the ninth spared Detroit from a shutout.
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Reds Idle Then Schedule Exhibition and Chicago Trip
The Reds were idle yesterday with no major league game. They will play an exhibition against Champaign today, then travel to Chicago for a two game series, and return home Sunday for a doubleheader with the Cards.
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Holden Wins Another Match In Title Net Play
On day three of the Cincinnati Championship at Hyde Park, Reuben A. Holden Jr. extended his hold on the silver cup by winning another singles match, with potential cup final rewards if he continues winning through the week. The day’s results include Holden defeating Charles Wente 6-4 6-3 in singles, and several other singles and doubles results, plus a packed schedule for today and a social welcome for out-of-town players at Chester Park.
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Louis Kuhler, Jr
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R. W. Hawkins
F. J. Heinritz
Campbell Wach
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R. A. Holden
Sidney J. Newman
Clifford Grunkemeyer
Julius Holzberg
Guckenberger
Otto Krusling
Edwin J. Haupt
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Unger
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Wack
Woodrough
Wente
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Rosenbaum
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Voss
Wagner
Cincinnati
Chester Park
Southern Ohio Tennis Association
Muldoon
John Sullivan
Peter Jackson
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Australia
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Fifth Round of Play In College Matches
In Philadelphia on June 28 the Intercollegiate Tennis Association quarterfinalists emerge as Walter Wesbrook of Michigan, Wray Brown of Washington University, Phili Neer of Stanford, and L Williams of Yale advance. Brown shocks James Davies of Stanford, 6-1 1-6 6-4, while Neer defeats Andrew Morgan 8-6 6-3. Wesbrook beats C. W. Sanders Jr. 7-5 6-2, and Williams tops Morris Duane 3-4 6-1 6-2 as doubles begin and more rounds follow.
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Rain Ends Toledo Doubleheader as Second Game Postponed
In Toledo the first game went to a rain delay ending in the sixth inning. The second game was postponed. Kansas City beat Minneapolis 14 to 7 with Wilkinson, Scott, Boardman, Mayer credited in the matchup. In St Paul Milwaukee won 8 to 5 with Becker and Gonzales homering for St Paul and Milwaukee respectively.
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Jones to Harvard Ends Golf Champion's Georgia Tech Career
Robert L. Jones of Atlanta and Southern amateur golf champion will enroll at Harvard this fall for a BA, likely in two years. The 21 year old, who just graduated from Georgia Tech, plans to enter the national amateur and open golf tournaments this summer.
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Prohibition and Baseball Banter in the 1922 Note
A satirical column criticizes the state of baseball and international play in 1922. Ban Johnson and John Heydler are mocked, Ken Williams’s batting average is described as heavy pastes, and the Phillies are said to be slipping while many teams chase a .500 mark. The piece contrasts baseball with boxing and praises foreign games.
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Muldoon Names Dempsey Wills Match Possibility
The New York boxing official Bill Muldoon proposes Dempsey vs Wills with a $2,500 forfeit. cites mixed match politics and public sentiment while noting Rickard's arena idea. Writer praises Wills as a strong challenger and details Dempsey's record and fighting style before outlining planned bouts with Brennan Carpentier and Willard.
Dempsey and Wills Questioned After Muldoon Statement
Jack Kearna commented after Mr Muldoon’s remarks that Dempsey could fight Wills whenever public demand supports it. The exchange centers on boxing plans amid growing spectator interest.
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Black Sox ban sparks backlash in semipro baseball play
New York June 28 Local major league officials condemn former Chicago players banned for the 1919 World Series scandal taking jobs with semipro clubs in the metropolitan area. Heydler predicts fans will spot them and shorten their East runs. Jackson shines for Josephs in Westwood New Jersey as Risberg and Weaver linked to recent Long Branch game.
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Owens Injured in Detroit Chicago Game
Umpire Brick Owens of the American League suffered a fractured collar bone when struck by a foul ball off Veach's bat during the Detroit Chicago game. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Evidence of Poison Against Physician Slight
Chemical analyses of the bodies of Charles M. Wilbanks and Mrs. Mary Walker Saggus showed no poison in Mrs. Saggus and only a minute quantity in Mr. Wilbanks. Dr. Edgar Everhart reported the findings to the Superior Court in Washington Georgia.
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Mary Walker Saggus
J. G. Saggus
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Edgar Everhart
Atlanta
Senate approves naval bill with 289 million and 86000 sailors
The Senate concurred in the conference report on the annual naval appropriation bill. It carries appropriations of 289000000 and provisions for 86000 enlisted men before the measure goes to the President.
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Senate
Lenglen Opens Wimbledon as Dominant World Champion
In Wimbledon at the lawn tennis championships Suzanne Lenglen, holder of the world title, defeated Mrs. M. F. Ellis 6-0 6-0 on the outside court amid thousands of spectators. Eliza beth Ryan beat Miss Head 6-3 in another women's singles match.
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