Athletics Trounce Browns in St. Louis Doubleheader
Philadelphia Athletics win 7 to 6 in the first game as Fred Schulte stars with two doubles and four hits, driving in two. The Browns struggle despite equal hits. Chicago errors spur Louis to score in the first. Bob Fothergill and Criego contribute for Detroit and New York in later tilts.
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Birmingham Golfer Perry Wins Southern Amateur Championship
Sam Perry of Birmingham defeated Files Crenshaw of Montgomery 7 and 6 at Shaders Valley to become a two time Southern Amateur champion. Perry led from the afternoon session after a tight morning, closing out on the 30th green in broiling sun to regain the title first won in Nashville three years earlier.
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Adams Millis Wins Contest From N C Public Service 10 5
Philadelphia defeats St Louis in a doubleheader, Adams Mills defeats North Carolina Public Service 10 to 5 in the nightcap. First game features a 12 inning duel with Hallahan pitching for Philadelphia. Collins beats Derringer for the Phils. The second game ends 6 to 3 with Philadelphia pulling ahead late.
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Indians Triumph Over Red Sox 9 2 in Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 9 to 2 in the second game of the series. Mel Harder allowed only four hits while the Indians rapped out thirteen, led by Earl Averill with three safeties. Final line shows Cleveland with a nine run output and Boston with two.
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Detroit Tops Washington 14 to 11 in High-Scoring Affair
Detroit defeated Washington 14 to 11 as both teams combined for 31 hits and 53 bases. Reynolds hit two homers, Bluege and Gehringer added one each, while pitchers Sorrell Hogsett Uhle shared duties for Detroit and Coffman Marberry Ragland Thomas Crowder for Washington amid three Washington errors.
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Yankees Defeat White Sox With Squeeze Play
Chicago June 18 The Yankees trailed 4 to 2 but used smart base running and a squeeze play to pull ahead after Lou Gehrig doubled. Ted Lyons held NY to few hits but a timely maneuver sealed the win for New York.
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Allen Jay Smothers Flint Hill in 18-4 Victory
Allen Jay defeated Flint Hill 18 to 4 behind dominant pitching and timely hitting. Lefty Thornburg started on the mound, with Hayworth and Bryant delivering key at bats as the offense exploded.
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Glenda Hornets Triumph Over Galax Nine 8 4 in Galax
Glenda Hornets defeated Galax 8 to 4 at Galax Va Friday afternoon as Rube Eldridge yielded eight safeties. H Davis hit three singles and stole bases while L Burgers and Williams contributed key hits. Payne claimed three base hits for Galax with notable defense and base running across a nine inning game.
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Wimbledon opens with 300 world tennis stars ready
London June 18 More than 300 players from 20 nations enter the Wimbledon championships set to unfold over two weeks. Notables include Helen Wills Moody Ellsworth T Vines Jr Sidney Wood Jr Frank Shields Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn with royal spectators expected in attendance and American hopes focused on Moody Vines and the Davis Cup duo.
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Scores Ended Early as Rain Halts St. Paul at Columbus
Baseball scores show St. Paul 0 Columbus 5 when rain ended the game after five innings. Minneapolis 7 Toledo 4. Kansas City 5 Indianapolis 2. Milwaukee in Louisville postponed due to rain.
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Sharkey Sarazen Cornell Crew To Draw Global Attention This Week
New York reports that Sharkey Sarazen Cornell Yale and Harvard crews headlined by Cornell’s powerful varsity, Sharkey’s bid for the heavyweight title, and Sarazen’s bid at the U S Open, fuel expectations and betting intrigue as next week’s big events loom in rowing and golf.
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Sacramento Wins and Split Doubleheader with Oakland
In the Pacific Coast League results, Sacramento beat Oakland 4 to 2 and then Sacramento won 4 to 1. Hollywood defeated Oakland 3 at San Francisco, with two night games played.
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Warneke Leads Cubs to Split With Giants in Twin Bill
Lonnie Warneke pitched the Cubs to a 3 0 shutout in the second game after Chicago lost the opener 4 2 as Fred Fitzsimmons yielded two homers to Bill Cuyler and Rollie Hemsley. The doubleheader left Chicago even with New York at one win apiece.
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Braves Pirates Split Twin Bill In Boston
Pirates won the first game 2 0 behind a two run 11th inning while the Braves rallied in the ninth to take the nightcap 2 1. Dave Barbee homered for Pittsburgh in game two as Kremer held Boston to two hits until Urbanski Leach and Moore produced the decisive hits.
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Reds Lose Twice to Dodgers in Brooklyn Doubleheader
In Brooklyn on June 18 the Dodgers outplayed the Reds 3 to 2 and 3 to 1. Cincinnati errors and four Benny Frey hits fueled the opening win, while Hollis Thurston escaped trouble with quick double plays. Dazzy Vance shut down Owen Carroll and held the Reds to six hits in game two. Babe Herman collected three hits.
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