Cubs Rally to 22 Runs in Historic 22 6 Win Over Reds
Chicago Cubs pounded Cincinnati for a season high 22 runs as Frank Demaree and Ken O'Dea led with 4-for-4 and 4-for-5 respectively. Lew Hartnett's men, amid injuries, built a 41-hit barrage, while Frank Demaree and Hack contributed key extra-bases. Cubs maintain lead in NL with 6 games over Giants, 8 over Cardinals.
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TODAY IN SPORT Racing, Bowing, and Baseball Notes
Louis Farr Bout is likely to flap over boxing plans as Joe Louis fights Tom Farr for the heavyweight title in New York may draw a small crowd. Bowling centers announce August openings, leagues may launch this season. Jimmy Clark vs Al Quaill set for Pittsburgh. Cubs may recall Bob Gurback if Hartnett injured. Chautauqua golf exhibition features Sarazen and Runyan. DiMaggio homers trigger drinks in San Francisco. Private counters and open golf entries noted. many regional sports updates.
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Benson Cops Golf Tournament West Penn Amateur Crown
John Chaves Benson of South Hills Country Club won the 1984 Western Pennsylvania Amateur title at home, defeating Kenneth Gibson 2 to 1 in the 18 hole final. Benson joined Watts Gunn as the only players to win both medalist and championship trophies since 1930, after tough matches including a semi final against Fred Brand Jr. Gibson, a former caddy from Kittanning, impressed as a first time major finalist.
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Semi-Pro Ball Tourney Opens With Ceremonies At Lawence Stadium
The semi pro baseball world series opened at Lawrence Stadium in Kansas with 35 teams entering. The McCrary Eagles defeated Kansas City police 4 to 0 in North Carolina champions. Tacoma beat Weirfax 10 to 3. Honus Wagner and Umpire Quigley attended the opening ceremonies as play runs 12 days across 35 teams from various regions.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today's Games
Yesterday partial scores across leagues show Philadelphia beating New York and St Louis beating Cleveland in the American League. Chicago routed Cincinnati in the National League while New York defeated Philadelphia. Today schedule lists Boston at Washington and other matchups across leagues.
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Favorites Hold Spots In Meet
Favorites advanced to the semi finals in the Great Lakes tennis tournament. George Parks of Miami M A Byron Baur Brie Gordon Robinson of Stamford Conn and William McGehee of New Orleans reached the last four with decisive wins. Parks defeated Al Bape by withdrawal then beat Bobby Kiniz and Dick Hailey to set up a semi with Baur while Robinson faces McGehee.
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Etta Faces Pressure as Rivalry With Phil Intensifies
Paul Robinson notes growing tension between Etta and Phil in the latest strip. Readers are urged to watch closely for a dramatic confrontation as events unfold and accusations surface in the ongoing storyline.
Public Links Title Match Draws Two Longtime Foes
In San Francisco at Harding Park, Don Erickson of Alhambra and Bruce McCormick of Los Angeles reached the 1987 national public links final after near week of play. Erickson beat Frank Toronto Sacramento 4 and 3 in semis, McCormick edged Andrew Sawedko 5 and 4, with Patrick Abbott of Pasadena awaiting the final winner.
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Yesterday's Hero Adgar Smith Reliever with No Wins
Adgar Smith, Athletics rookie southpaw, emerges as the un luckiest pitcher with two scoreless innings for a hitless relief appearance against the Yanks. He has yet to record a win in his major league career.
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Giants Deny Mancuso Berger Trade Reports
Reports claimed catcher Gus Mancuso and outfielder Willy Berger would be traded to the Chicago Cubs for Gabby Turtnell. The Giants denied any pending shakeup as manager Terry announced plans to remain with the club into 1918 amid gossip of a broader leadership change.
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Soap Box Derby Finals Sunday in Akron
United Press reports the all American soap box derby final heats to decide the national winner. Up to 100000 spectators expected as champions from 125 cities compete for the Coyle scholarship on a 1475 foot concrete track near the Astroi airport. A photo electric camera records close finishes.
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Rays Play Erie Here Tomorrow
Rays and Erie General meet in a NYPA League second round clash at Aero Park tomorrow afternoon. Cassett likely to pitch for the Rays against Lee for Erie General. early season edge favors the Rays but batting will be tested. Other league game has Aeros visiting Falconer as Union City faces the A’s at Aero Park.
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Rip Collins Heads Home After Injury Chase for Publicity
Jim Rip Collins of the Chicago Cubs, out with a fractured ankle, left for Rochester last night. He joked about his name making headlines by noting he broke a leg for a front page streamer and quipped about getting his picture in the paper.
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