Baseball News Reflects Slips After Strong Start
A roundup of MLB action highlights the early season wobble of powerhouse clubs. Earnshaw Weekens wins as the A's beat Cleveland 11 to 7 while Washington loses to the Browns 7 to 0. Blachholder shuts out the Senators, and Frankhouse guides the Braves past the Pirates 4 to 1. Cardials beat the Giants 10 to 1 in a slugfest, Cubs hammer Phillies 14 to 3, with Hornsby driving seven runs.
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Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
A’s
Tings
Earnshaw
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Indians
Brown
Lawyon
Flames
Browns
Senators
George Blachalder
Boston
Danny MacFayden
Chicago
Detroit
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Cardi
Mle Glantts
St Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
Ethan Allen
Brooklyn Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Robins
Robert Hornsby
Phillies
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Scores From American Association Games
Kansas City defeated St Paul 2 to 1 while Milwaukee routed Minneapolis 11 to 3. Louisville beat Columbus 5 to 2 and Indianapolis won 3 to ? Toledo trailed.
Arlington Classic rubber duel sparks July 18 race
Boosters pack Arlington Park for a $70,000 turf prize three year olds duel between Twenty Grand and Mate in the Arlington Classic. The feature is the rubber match in their private rivalry after each has beaten the other in major races. the outcome will matter more than the purse.
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Chicago
America
Bostwick
Arlington Park
Mate
Payne Whitney
Sixty-Four Golfers Tee Off In First Annual C. & N. W. Handicap Tourney
Sixty four golfers at the Chicago and North Western railroad course in North Huron begin the first annual C. and N. W. open handicap tournament with 18 hole opening rounds and a 36 hole final. Prizes include 25 free rounds, pins, and various awards for finalists and sponsors. Pairings and handicaps are listed for the opening matches.
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Chicago and North Western Railroad
North Huron
Chicago and North Western Athletic Association
Tredway and Siem Sport Shop
Huron Beverage Company
Osborn Clothing Company
R. H. Bale
W. E. Nielson
K. W. Buchholz
S. Hirsh
C. Swann
RB. Schwartz
G. W. Toppita
Roy Daum
Jim Young
Ckennedy
Ross Wiley
Grant van Duzee
C. Fugtsang
Lambert
F. Wilson
George Fleming
Roy Weise
Bert Dahl
Guy Danley
Bill Waxweiler
Ed Miller
Cletus Kinner
Archie Crowell
Claude ‘Thatcher
John Meigs
Linus Gillespie
Bill Kimmel
Bill Esbert
Harry Niemeyer
Harry Burton
Frank Chladek
Kat] Hloedorn
Clay Ballad
Newton Teapeeee Sickler
Settle Argument For Third Place In American Association
CHICAGO July 1- About the only argument settled in the American Association race yesterday was temporary possession of third place. St Paul held its slim lead by beating Kansas City 11 to 2 while Louisville defeated Columbus 11 to 2 to stay second, a half game ahead of Milwaukee. Milwaukee and Minneapolis opened with 21 hits as Milwaukee won 11 to 3 to move to third by a full game. Toledo took the fourth game, beating Indianapolis 11 to 3. St Paul collected 18 singles and a triple off Sanders and Fette as Kansas City was bested 10 to 2.
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Chicago
St Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Brewers
Minneapolis
Weadies
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Sanders
Fette
Battalino Defends Featherweight Title Tonight in Jersey City
Christopher Battalino of Baton, Conn. defends his featherweight crown against Irish Bobby Brady in a ten round bout in Jersey City. Battalino has recently outpointed Kid Chocolate and Fidel Lo Barba in prior title defenses.
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Battalino
Jersey City
WN. J
Christopher
Esi) Battslino
Batton
Conn
Coney Island And National Bankers Open Final Half of Diamondball
Coney Island earns first half title after defeating Huron Dairy Products and prepares to open the second half next Monday with National Bankers and Lunchmen. post-season filler scheduled Knights of Pythias versus Foreign War Veterans for Thursday.
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Coney Island
National Bankers
Diamondball League
Huron Dairy Products
Knights of Pythias
Foreign War Veterans
Lodgemen
Pythians
C. & N. W. Railroaders
Elke and Armour Packers
Eeemer Rue
Wiraay
Jeres
Huron
Mitchell
Seowmil
Beryl Cottingham
S-Elks
Armours
K. of P
Elks
National Banktre
K. of F
Coney Islands
National
K. of P. Vx Elks
U—Coney Island
Eijk
Speeders To Vie At Ruskin Park Speed Meet
Speed program at Ruskin Park Forestburg July fourth led by Sam Hoffman of Sioux City Ruskin park dirt track holder. A D Mackrill directs the events with time trials Saturday at 10 and finals at 2. Four races offer 20 mile grand final with $600 purse to winner and other prizes down to $25. Track prepped for big crowd as Saturday attendance dictates another event later.
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Ruskin Park
Forestburg
Sam Hoffman
Sioux City
Northwest
A. D. Mackrill
Stribling Alters Training Course Before Schmeling Fight
Cleveland July 1 to 7. Young Stribling defies handlers by announcing he will box tonight as he trains for the world heavyweight title bout with Max Schmeling Friday in Cleveland. He flies over Schmeling camp and Geauga Lake, plans seclusion before the fight, and later plans to hide in Cleveland. Schmeling's final workouts and weigh in at 214 pounds precede the title bout broadcast by NBC. Carey orders guards to shadow Stribling to prevent air trips before the championship. Heat prostration hits Onida area as Dr. tends Walter Huntsley. Hudkins to face King Levinsky at Mills Stadium in Chicago.
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Cleveland
Young Stribling
Stribling
Max Schmeling
Pa Stribling
Schmeling
Conneaut Lake
Wislis Schmeling
Geauga Lake
Pennsylvania Line
Municipal Stadium
Panka
National Broadcasting Company
Graham McNamee
Carey
William F. Carey
Mach.90n Square Garden Corporation
Hudkins
Levinsky
Chicago
P Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Mills Stadium
King Levinsky
Races And Baseball At Ruskin Park On Saturday
Besides the races, Ruskin Park hosts events with Mitchell facing Howard in a 3 35 oclock baseball game. The Ruskin Park nine hole golf links are shaping up and set to open to the public.
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Ruskin Park
Mitchell
Howard
Intense Heat Faces Golfers at U S Open
The United States Open at Inverness club opens amid a heat wave with about 150 players. Bobby Jones, absent from competition, observes from the sidelines as Tommy Armour leads in betting at 8 to 1. Favorites include Armour and Jones has been 2 to 1 against the field in past years. The schedule runs 14 holes tomorrow, another round Friday, then the final 36 holes on July 4.
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Alan Gould Toledo
Golfing Brigade
Great Britain
America
United States
Inverness Club
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Tommy Armour
Jones
Detroit
Europe
Camera Is Banned By N. Y. Commission
New York state athletic commission ordered Primo Carnera to refrain from boxing in the state without commission approval. The ruling led to the cancellation of a proposed July 8 bout between Carnera and Pietro Corti of Italy at Hischester.
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N. Y. Commission
New York
Primo Camera
New York State Athletic Commission
Carnera
Pietro Corti
Italy
Hichester
Sclons
Corti
Cornera
Bearded Negroes and Boosters Clash in Twilight Contest
Bearded Negroes rolled to an 8 4 victory over the Boosters while the Huron Colored House of David defeated Watertown’s Roosters. New pitcher Terwick joined the Boosters as a third baseman, and Johnson, Blew, Collin led with hits as Huron built a 4 run fourth inning and added late runs. The Boosters, set to play Huddleston’s Grove on July 4, plan away games Saturday Sunday and a return match with Aberdeen’s ex-service men.
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Huron Boosters
Sion
Cancedan
Tne Desis
Spoite
Pegam
Boosters
Oelock
Chicago and North Western Ball Park
Huddleston’s Grove
Wessington
Bluejays
Aberdeen
Hub City
Legionnaires
Collin
Hanson
Tomet
Roosters
Davids
Haron
Hansen
Brown
Huron
Beaosters
Terwick
Fisher
Sioux Falls Canaries
Medic Arts High School
St. Paul
Lake Preston High
Torwick
Johnson
R. Blew
Peyton
van Dykes
Watertown
J. Blair
Daly
Henson
Lester
Torwich
Summer School Team To Play At Wakonda Vermillion
The University of South Dakota summer session baseball team, sponsored by the Wahoo club, aims to remain undefeated as it travels to Wakonda to face the local team. Vermillion’s squad beat Wakonda 13 to 8 in a recent camp scrimmage Tuesday. Fights last night in Toronto and Indianapolis involved boxers Carnera and Cox with knockouts and outpoints reported.
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Wakonda Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Wakoneda
Wahoo Club
Ob Organization of Men Teachers
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