Atlantan Bobby Jones Denied Open Lead In Severe Storm
A record storm disrupted the national open at Winged Foot. Bobby Jones shot 73 in tough conditions to finish at 144, tying for third behind leaders Gene Sarazen and Al Espinosa, while Densmore Shute added 71 to his 79. The field narrowed to about 65 with 36-hole totals and standings reshuffled.
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Oland Hancock
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Hutchison
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Elmsford
N. Y
Neil Ransick
Cincinnati
Browns Trounce White Sox 7–2 to Extend Lead
Alvin Crowder held Chicago to five scattered hits as St Louis pitchers held the White Sox to two runs. The Browns pounded Chicago hurlers for thirteen hits to win 7–2, widening their AL lead over the Yankees to 1 1/2 games and tightening the Athletics’ margin over St Louis to ten games. Heine Manush collected three St Louis hits, running his streak to 100.
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Alvin Crowder
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Yankees
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Fairmount Oval In New Control
Collinsville Ill June 28 papers signed for sale of a controlling stake in Fairmount Race Track by the American Turf Association to Robert S Eddy Jr and associates who run Jefferson Park in New Orleans The new board includes Eddy succeeding Col Winn and other officers and ends July 6 with Head remaining until July 10. The option to purchase was previously reported.
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Here
American Turf Association
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Jefferson Park
New Orleans
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Lyman T. Hay
T. D. Watkins
C. Bruce Head
Col
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Kentucky
Joseph Carter Annich
Montreal
J. R. Respess
Julius Reeder
Lee O. Dandurnand
Reds Deluge Pirates 10-3 as Lucas Notches Tenth Straight
Cincinnati Reds topple the Pirates 10-3 in Pittsburgh as Red Lucas earns his tenth consecutive win against the locals. Brame exits in the fifth after a string of hits. Pie Traynor and Paul Waner homer late for the Pirates.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Red Lucas
Lucas
Ervin Brame
Kentucky
Hendricks
Brame
Petty
Larry French
Pirates
Pie Traynor
Paul Waner
Dressen
Hargreaves
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Crutz
Grantham
Comorosky
Ford
Reds
Gooch
Swanson
Kelly
Cruz
Allen
Dressén
Walker
Bucs
French
Southpaw
Seligson Loses Intercollegiate Tennis Semifinal Title
Lehigh's Julius Seligson was defaulted by Referee Beard for missing his semifinal against Berkeley Bell of Texas. Bell advanced to face Gregory Mangin of Georgetown, who defeated Edward Jacobs of Pittsburgh 11-9 6-4 6-4 in a separate semifinal before rain halted play.
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Julius Seligson
Lehigh University
Charles N. Beard
Berkeley Bell
University of Texas
Bell
Gregory Mangin
Georgetown
Edward Jacobs
Pittsburgh
Seligson
Philadelphia
Mr. Beard
Mangin-Jacobs
Beard
R. Norris
Williams
William Breck
Keller Arrives in Great Shape for Cincinnati Title Bout
Babe Keller of Toledo lands in Cincinnati for a ten round featherweight fight against Freddie Miller Greater Cincinnati champion at Redland Field on Monday night Keller trained twenty days with southpaw sparring partners to gain edge. promoter Her man Katz searched for more local southpaws to match Miller. Lee Korns notes Keller is in the finest form of his career and Miller is likewise primed for the bout.
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Mrs. Brophy
Kentucky
Babe Keller
Toledo
Cincinnati
Freddie Miller
Greater Cincinnati
Redland Field
Queen City
Keller
Herman Katz
Parkway A. C
Katz
Miller Lee Korns
Teledoan
Miller
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh 3 and Chicago 9 St Louis 5. American League shows Boston 5 Washington 2 and St Louis 7 Chicago 2 with Cleveland 5 Detroit 4. Other games include Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 3 and Columbus 9 Louisville not fully listed. Rain affected New York Philadelphia and New York games.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
National League Schedule Has Key City Matchups
Boston visits Philadelphia in a classic rivalry. Cincinnati treks to Pittsburgh while Chicago plays St Louis and Washington faces Boston. St Louis hosts Chicago as Cleveland travels to Detroit. New York visits Philadelphia in a busy slate.
Notable NBA Matchups Across Six Cities
The schedule lists Louisville at Columbus, Milwaukee at Minneapolis, Kansas City at St. Paul, and Indianapolis at Toledo, indicating a string of road games across the Midwest with teams visiting multiple arenas.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Red Sox Bow Past Senators 5-2 in Boston
Boston defeats Washington 5-2 as Jack Russell limits Senators to eight hits. Myles Thomas allowed nine hits for Washington, while Goose Goslin misplayed a fly for two Boston runs in the fifth. Scarritt drove in two, and scoring came from Reeves Rises and Cronin among others in a brisk 1:46 game.
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Red Sox
Washington Senators
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Myles Thomas
Washington
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Bigelow
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Rhyne
Goslin
Williams
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Scarritt
Est
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Thomas
Gerber
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Borton
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Judge
Hildebrand and
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Indians Rally Past Tigers In Tight Detroit Tilt
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 5 to 4 in the second game of the Detroit series. Cleveland outhit Detroit 15 to 9 as Alexander hit a homer and drove in key runs while Uhle earned the win over Miljus.
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Cleveland Indians
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Myatt
Alexander
Porter
Shea
Burnett
Westling
Milius
Bincus
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Jamieson
J. Sewell
Miljus
Gelringer
Uhle
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Nalin
Intern at Buffalo Rochester Batteries Lit Mangum and Bane
Reading at Newark in rain. Baltimore plays Jersey City with rain. A fragment lists dejohn Bell and Mancuso among names and codes.
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Rochester
Reading
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Cardinals Fall to Cubs in Narrow Showdown
The Cardinals were beaten 9 to 3 by the Cubs, slipping from third place alongside the rain-delayed Giants. Hack Wilson opened the second inning with his 19th homer, followed by Hornsby’s 13th, as Chicago scored seven runs off Jess Haines. Haines lasted two innings and Malone finished the mound work for Chicago.
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Cardinals
Cubs
Giants
Jess Haines
Chicago
Hack Wilson
Hornsby
English
Malone
Grimm
Schulte
Fiesta
Haines
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Bottomley
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Cuyler
Hater
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McCormick, Reardon and Quigley
Central Sague Scores Ledger Show Canton Tops Ft Wayne
Canton defeats Ft Wayne 4 to 2 and Springfield beats Dayton 7 to 2 in today’s sports notes.
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Canton
Ft. Wayne
Springfield
Dayton
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