Telephone clash in Helena league opener at East Helena
East Helena and the Mountain States clash as the Telephone team resumes games at Suelter field at 6 15 this evening. Four or five new faces join both sides with Hartwig likely debuting for East Helena and Haslip pitching for the Telephones. Hammond and Skahan may form the batteries while Smelterites loom as the strong rival. The game is expected to be fast and exciting with a large local following.
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Yale's Aycock Upsets Intercollegiate Golf Champs
Tommy Aycock a Yale freshman from Jacksonville Fla defeated Mau Rice McCarthy Jr of Georgetown 1 up in the morning round and Lester Belstad of Minnesota 4 and 3 in the afternoon to reach the 36 hole final. Marshall Forrest of Lowell Mass, the Intercollegiate Golf Association president, advanced to meet Aycock in the championship decider after beating Don Moe and Yale’s Fred Bannerat in the semis.
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Athletics Trounce Yankees In Opening Game Of Series
Philadelphia June 27 AP The Athletics hammered Waite Hoyt for 10 hits in a 6 to 3 win over the Yankees to take the first game of the series. Lazzeri hit his eighth homer for New York and Gehrig added a homer, but Billy Foxx and Bing Miller sparked the Mackmen. The victory tightens the gap atop the standings as Philadelphia moves up while New York slides to third. Walberg earned his 10th win with support from the Athletics bullpen.
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Homer Johnson Delivers For Tigers In 6 2 Win Over Indians
Roy Johnson hit a second inning homer as Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 to 2 in the opener of a four game series. Cleveland stranded seven runners while Detroit had seven on base as Johnson drove in two runs and the Tigers capitalized on miscues. Ferrell lasted four innings for Detroit after a pinch infield switch. Grant finished.
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Tom Thomas Delivers Elevator In Ninth To Browns Win
Chicago June 27. After four Bites in eight innings Tommy Thomas surged in the ninth to lift the St. Louis Browns to a 4 1 victory. Home runs by Menush and Melillo and a Schulte triple produced all Browns runs. Sammy Gray started for St Louis but lasted until the seventh.
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Melillo
Schulte
Browns
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Louis
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
American League results show New York 3 to Philadelphia 6 and Boston 4 with St Louis 4 Chicago 4. Cleveland beat Detroit 6. National League games included Philadelphia 2 New York 3 and Boston 3 Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 3 with Chicago Louis 4.
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Ed Moris Holds Solons Supinely In Sox Win
In Boston on June 27 AP Ed Morris limited the Senators to five hits as the Red Sox beat Washington 6 to 1 Scarritt drove in three runs and Ken Williams added one in the offense Ad Liska lasted opening innings before pinch hitter relieved in seventh inning Also notes from International and Southern Association minor league scores and rain delays across several games.
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Heinie Meine Too Much For Reds In Pirates Victory
Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 5 to 3 as Heinie Meine dominated the Reds. Traynor drove in two runs with a third inning triple, while Lloyd Waner exited with a damaged hand. May started for Cincinnati, but Pittsburgh pulled away in the seventh.
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Cubs Edge Cardinals In Key Rivalry Clash
The Cubs beat the Cardinals 6 to 4 at St Louis to pull into a tie with the Giants for third place. Hornsby collected three hits in four trips, scored twice and drove in two as Chicago used timely hitting and solid fielding to secure the win. Frisch and Douthit homered for St Louis in a hard fought battle with Frisch contributing two doubles and two runs.
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Bartlett Beaten by His Former Caddy at Omaha Field Club
In Omaha on June 21, 1919, Bob McCrary of Des Moines defeated Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa by two strokes to seize the title in a gripping semifinal day. McCrary, a sandy-haired Scot by origin, surged through every round since Monday, upsetting the field on the 36-hole quarterfinals. Grimes Grimes, Denver medalist, advanced to the semifinals by defeating Logan Van Zandt in an easy victory.
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Tulea Association match ends with unlikely upset
Larry Moeller of Quincy defeats Denmar Miter and Hud Maytam in a cryptic contest, while Drake University sophomore Dee Maines weighs in with a four and two. The older contenders, 49-year-old Carl Afugenson and Newton magnate Hud Maytam, secure narrow wins as the piece notes varying breathing rates by age and gender.
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