Giants Hold Edge in Pennant Race as Cotton Shines
Henry Cotton sets a hot pace for the Giants in the British Open style of play while New York trails in the National League pennant chase. Hal Schumacher ships eight straight wins aiding a 12 6 record as Giants beat Chicago 5 2. Pirates surge past Braves 4 2 and 5 1. Dodgers top Cardinals 7 5 in ten innings. Phillies hammer Reds 12 5 with Watkins homering twice and Camilli a 14th homer. Rain stops Detroit Chicago opener.
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Hugh S. Fullerton
New ‘York Giants
Chicago
Cubs
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Pirates
Braves
Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Guy Bush
Spill Swift
Wally Berger
Bucs
Ben Cantwell
Smith One Stroke Behind Defending Open Champ
MUIRFIELD SCOTLAND June 21 Henry Cotten led the field into the second round of the British Open golf championship as he did a year ago just one stroke ahead while Smith seeks his first major title tied at 269 after a driving rain round. Cotten nearly matched the course record, with Picard and Sweeney posting 72s and many within four strokes of Cotten as top players qualified for the final 36 holes tomorrow.
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Muirfield
Scotland
J Henry Cotten
MacDonald “Smith
Cotton
Smith
Hon
Alfred’ Perry
Walter Hagen
Henry Picard
Hershey
Robert Sweeney
New York
England
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
U. S
Joe Ezar
Waco
Tex
Frank Ball
Atlanta
Portfolio Coach Schmidt Leads Ohio State Grid Prospects
Columbus reports that Francis Schmidt, renowned as a big Texas coach, plans to elevate Ohio State football next season. He travels with a bulky portfolio of notebooks and papers, using a large briefcase to safeguard his notes and ensure no ideas are misplaced.
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Columbus
Francs Schmidt
Ohio State
Schmidt
State
Northwestern
Texas
Miley
Soluton
Buckeye
Fie Wan
U W Defeats Huronite 5 to 0 in city league opener
U W opened its second half season with a 5 to 0 win over Huronite in the city league. Jim Sorenson pitched nine strikeouts guiding the victory while Huronite’s Murphy had six hits but received little support. The winners plated runs in the first, fourth, fifth and sixth frames with Hal Schumacher’s defense holding the late rally.
Northville Sets Pace in District 5 Junior Baseball
Northville remains the leader of the northern division after a 17 to 1 loss to Cresbard on Sunday. They hold five wins and six losses, with Brentford and Cresbard tied for second at four and two. Mellette defeated Brentford 7 to 0 on home grounds while Mellette also beat Faulkton. standings announced by Secretary C M Baldridge, who is 25 years old, show the current table.
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Northville
Cresbard
American Legion
Brentford
Cres Bard
Mellette
F To & Melette
Faulkton
Scores and standings from Yesterday's Baseball Games
National League results include Chicago New York and Boston with key players Schumacher Man- and Grace. Philadelphia and Cincinnati games feature Brennan Derringer and Jorgens while Brooklyn and St Louis list Tway Walker and Hallahan. American League notes Detroit Chicago rainout with Indianapolis Milwaukee also postponed. Columbus St Paul and Des Sahay are mentioned with players Mooney Chambers and Giullent.
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New York
Root
O'Dea
Schumacher
Man
Boston
Bush
Grace
Cantwell
Frankhouse
Hagen
Awe
Philadelphia
Brennan
Derringer
Si Johnson
I Eemberdi
Jorgens
Pezzulle
Syl Johnson
Wilson
St Louie
Brooklyn
Tway
Walker
Collins
Hallahan
Davis
Farcell
Earnshew
Benge
Clark
Lo*ren
American Association
Indianapollis
Milwaukie
Lontaville
Neneetnen
ES Karma City
Peterson Lecompte
Thompson
Rimghoder
Attendance Surges as 1934 Figures Near Halfway Mark
CHICAGO June 27 The American Association nears its halfway mark with attendance well ahead of 1934 despite rainouts and postponements. Fans rally behind western clubs Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul and Louisville despite a slow start. St Paul reports the biggest rise while Kansas City Blue Sox surge in both gate receipts and percentage. A night game in Kansas City paces the action as Columbus and Louisville clash.
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Chicago
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Hkueems City
Asiaoespelc
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Zwilling
Kansas City Bluez
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Larry Rosenthal
Saints
Columbus
Kansee City
Jiomipadion
Louisville
Kanms City
Colonels
Armour's iron play shines in 129th Open at Winged Foot
Tommy Armour produced four superb iron shots on the fifth hole at Winged Foot during the 129th National Open, drawing eagle chances but finishing three strokes behind Jones Espinoza. His precise swing and grip control are highlighted as key factors in the round.
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Winged Foot
Tommy Armour
Armour
Sttoke
Jones
Espinoza
Beratra Accepts Duel Challenge To Wimbledon Duel
France’s Jean Beratra accepts a Paris duel and insists it must not interfere with his Wimbledon duties. Didier Poulain’s challenge may be settled by seconds and a pistol fight or air shot, with Beratra likely choosing pistols.
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London
Jean Beratra
France
Didier Poulain
Paris
Poulain
Rene
Coste
Pierre
Borotra
Te Aeve
Crithe
Parte
Atito
Dake Baseball Game Postponed Due to Tonight's Huron Yale Contest
Announcement from BH Luby, local American Legion junior baseball director, states the Dake game has been postponed and rescheduled as a preparation contest for the district Teague game. Juniors will play Sunday in Bonila.
Heavyweight Title Picture Scrambled By Joe Louis Rise
Joe Louis rapid rise reshapes the heavyweight title scene as Braddock slides from the front. Insiders expect Louis to challenge Max Baer this fall in New York or at the Forum, drawn by a potential $750000 gate. Schmeling could be brought back for a money match, with Jacobs stating a US return in September if Baer steps aside. The era of box office force and the mixed title bout debate heightens as promoters eye next year for a Louis clash with the champion or top contender Braddock.
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New, York
Joe Louis
Louis
Brown
Detroit
James J. Braddock
Max Buer
New York
Baer-Louis
Yankee Stadium
Foro
Money Angle _ Heer
Carnera
Braddock
Jacobs
Ax Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Schmeling
United States
Mike Tald
Joe
Baer
Jess Willerd
Jack Johnson
Havana
Baer Orl Schmeling
Louis Tested Under Fire in Prospect of Great Negro Boxers
Boxing experts want to see how Louis performs when pressured to gauge his place among all-time greats, as it may determine the ranking of a promising Negro youth within the sport.
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Carners
Louis
Yale Ball Club In Twilight Game At Ravine Park
Yale and Huron Baseball teams meet in a twilight game at Ravine park diamond at 6 00 p m. The non circuit contest features James Valley League members Yale and Huron with Huron set to visit Lake Byron for a league assignment on Sunday at Lake Byron diamond.
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Yale
Huron
Ravine Park
Lake Byron
Jones To Coach At Lennox High School
Merle Mike Jones, named to coach Lennox High School for six years, takes over a program in transition. Jones previously led teams with a focus on discipline and fundamentals, aiming to lift Lennox's football and basketball programs this season.
Gregory High Coach Moves to Lennox High
Gregory High School in the Rosebud conference announced today that he will assume coaching duties at Lennox High School starting the new term in September. Jones is attending the summer session at Yankton College.
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Joe Bags
MacDonald
Francis Schmidt
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Emirate Rioux
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Sunine
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Welington
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STONE
Listy Wallops
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Frees
Karnes
City Blues
Beratra
Tenis Star
Rogerk D. Greene
Associated Press Foreign Star
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Rise
Max Baer
Negro
Alan Gould
Asociated Press Sports
Yale Ball Club
Brown Bom
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An A Lee
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