Hinkle Leads Adams-Millis In slugging Amid Derby With Decorah
Willie Hinkle headlines the Adams-Millis outfit in the industrial league as he aims to drive runs against Decorah at Willis Park. The Decotah club tests a strong pitching staff while Adams-Millis hits .329 as a team. Hinkle carries a .458 average from 24 at bats with 11 hits, backed by Stone at .419 and Perry at .407 in the standings.
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Patrolman Drowns in 15-Foot Pool at Canada Prong
Lonnie Burrell a patrolman on the Jennings estate in Jackson county was drowned after falling into a 15 foot pool in the Canada prong of the Tuckaseegee river near Lake Sylva on June 26.
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Lonnie Burrell
Jennings
Jackson County
Canada
Tuckaseegee River
Americans Fail To Break Qualifying Stride In Open Round
In Sandwich England on June 26 the British Open qualifying saw a low scoring drought with most players unable to improve on the second round. Percy Alliss and James Adams led at 141 while U S invaders struggled behind as MacDonald Smith led Americans with 148 and Denny Shute secured 149 to reach the cut.
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Associated Press
Sandwich
Eng
United States
Percy Alliss
James Adams
Adams
Allis
Royal Cinque Ports
Royal St. Georges
Royal County Down
Syd Fairweather
FE. F. Storey
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Atlantic Ocean
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St. Georges
Cinque
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Shute
Gene Sarazen
Joe Kirkwood
Saraszen
Robert Sweeney
New Yorker
Oxford University
Harry Padgham
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Fairweather
Storey
Bill Laidlaw
Henry Cotton
Amazon Mills Nine Defeat Lexington All-Stars 9 4
In Thomasville on June 26 the Amazon mills nine beat the Lexington All-Stars 9 to 4. Gibson pitched well allowing five hits and went 4 for 5 at the plate while Alford added 3 for 4. Huffman was the lone Lexington hitter with more than one hit.
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Amazon Mills
Lexington
Al-Stars
Gibson
Amazon
Alford
Huffman
Bronca Shuts Down Sox as Yankees Lead Grows
Yale graduate Johnny Bronca pitched four solid in a row for the Yankees, two wins and one loss since June 2, fanning five to tie an AL single game record. Lou Gehrig drove in runs as New York built an 18 hit attack and beat Chicago 13 to 2 to edge Detroit in the league race.
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Johnny Bronca
Yale
New York Yankees
McCarthy
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Bronca
Chicago White Sox
Gehrig
New York
Lefty Grove
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
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Dusty Rhodes
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Cleveland Indians
Indians
Washington Senators
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Hubbell
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Phillies
Bill Swift
Huntley Jackson II Diamond Ball Triumphs Over Adams Millis
Huntley Jackson defeated Adams Millis 11 to 9 in a hard fought diamond ball game yesterday. Huntley Jackson rallied with two runs in the last frame to break a 9 all tie as B Collake C Andrews M Ward and E Burris led with three hits each. Winning pitcher John Brittain and losing pitcher Stewart were cited with Umpire Privette. Time 1 hr 30 min. Attendance 100.
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Favorites Continue To Lead In Tourney
The National Intercollegiate tennis championships enter the third round with champion Jack Tidball and top contenders advancing. California's Tidball faces Hugh Lynch of Princeton, while Gene Mako of Southern California looms as Tidball's major threat and others include John Ray Harvard Martin Buxby Texas T. D. Flynn Princeton Bob Murray Canadian captain Nathan Ganger Pitt in today’s schedule.
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Jack Tidball
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Hugh Lynch
Princeton
Gene Mako
Tidball
John Ray
A Hrvard
Martin Buxby
Texas
T. D. Flynn
Bob Murray
Nathan Ganger
Pitt
West End Wins Diamond Battle Over Grimes 10 2
West End defeated Grimes 10 to 2 in yesterday’s baseball game. West End led from the start and finished strongly with 18 hits.
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Grimes Street
Americans Face Tough Net Foes at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon on June 26 six American men remained in the All England singles as opponents loomed. Davis Cup teammates Frank Shields Sidney Wood Lester Stoefen and George Lott plus captain R N Dick Williams and David Jones survived opening rounds while Williams faced Fred Perry and Lott meets Giorgio de Stefani. Women’s singles open with Helen Jacobs top seed and favorite facing Mrs Peters as Palfrey Cruickshank Cock Babock Rice Andrus drew easier tests.
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Sidney B. Wood
Lester Stoefen
George Lott
R. N
Dick) Williams
David Jones
Columbia
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Fred Perry
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R. O. Williams
Giorgio de Stefani
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George Patrick Hughes
Helen Jacobs
United States
E. C. Peters
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Carolin Babcock
Virginia Rice
Dorothy Andrus
Hornets Cling to League Lead in Night of Big Rally
Charlotte Hornets overcame Wilmington Pirates 11 to 3 to extend their four and a half game lead as the first half of the Piedmont season nears completion. Norfolk Tars beat Asheville Tourists 10 to 4. Greensboro edged Richmond 1 to 0 with seven hits each.
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Piedmont Loop
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Norfolk
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Yankees Thunder Past White Sox 18 to 2 in Slugfest
Lou Gehrig powered the Yankees with a homer triple and two singles as New York routed Chicago 18 to 2. Jimmy Foxx provided the A's big offense with two homers in an 18 to 11 win over Detroit. Mel Ott and Carl Hubbell fueled the Giants 10 to 7 win over the Cardinals.
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Jimmy Foxx
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Pie Traynor
Bill Swift
Pirates
Swift
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Mel Ott
Carl Hubbell
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Rogers Hornsby
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Bartell
Phillls
P. Dean
Frankhouse
Fights Last Night Roundup From Multiple Venues
Results from night boxing shows include Everett Rightmire of Sioux City outpointing Dave Barry of Springfield Michigan. Eddie Livic of Pittsburgh stopped Joey Costa in New York. Joey Goodman of Richmond outpointed Henry Falegano of Des Moines. Dick Demeray of Sioux City stopped Ralph Leslie of Eva Claire Wisconsin. Henry Irving of Washington outpointed Jack Renault of New York. The note mentions the superstition about the number two.
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Everett (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Dave Barry
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Eddie Livic
Joey Costa
New York
Richmond
Joey Goodman
Henry Falegano
Des Moines
Dick Demeray
Fargo
N. D
Ralph Leslie
Eva Claire
Wis
Washington
Henry Irving
Jack Renault
Games Today Feature Regional NBA Showdowns
Brooklyn visits Chicago while Philadelphia aims at Pittsburgh. Boston travels to Cincinnati and New York faces St. Louis in a packed day of matchups.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Result Pack
Results yesterday show Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia 7 to 1 and New York beating St. Louis 10 to 7. Only games scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cavaliers and Celtics, Bulls and Knicks in today’s games
Yesterday results show New York beat Chicago 13 to 2 and Philadelphia topped Detroit 13 to 11. Washington defeated St Louis 6 to 4 while Boston beat Cleveland 6 to 3.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Chattanooga Defeats New Orleans 3 to 0
Knoxville tops Birmingham 5 to 1 as Atlanta prepare for a night game at Little Rock.{"mode":"full","isActive":false}
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Cree
New Orleans
Atlante
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
International League Results A Toronto Montreal Buffalo
The report notes results from the International League with games involving Toronto Montreal and Buffalo, played at night. Details on scores and outcomes are not provided in the readable text.
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Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Baseball Scores From American Association and Leagues
Columbus beat Milwaukee 11 to 3. Toursville defeated Minneapolis 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Kansas City won 8 to 3 over Toledo. Oklahoma City edged Beaumont 6 to 2. Pacific Coast League has no games scheduled.
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Milwaukee
Toursville
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Kansas City
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Pacific Coast League
Londos Regains Tits By Beating Brown in New York
Jimmy Londos the Greek Idol defeated Jim Browning of Verona Missouri in Madison Square Garden before 20 000 fans. The one hour ten minute match ended with Londos securing a decisive pin after a late surge, crowning him heavyweight champion amid a dramatic finish.
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Jimmy Londos
Jim Browning
Verona
Madison Square Garden
Big Bowl
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East Lynne
Browning
Lewis
London
Jeemy
Heron
Londos
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Major League Leaders and Ancient Tomb Findings
Baseball leaders list from American and National leagues with top batters, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitchers. A brief note reports archaeologists finding elaborate beer mugs in the tomb of King Zoser, circa 3000 B C.
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Texas Junior Tops Qualifiers In First Round At Cleveland
Ed White a 20 year old Texas University junior led the first 18 hole qualifying with a par 72 as Yale Michigan Notre Dame Georgia Tech and Texas trailed in the National Intercollegiate Golf event at Cleveland. Princeton and others chased as scores stacked.
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Cleveland
Yale
East
Ed White
Texas U
Southwest
Michigan
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
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A. F. Kammer, Jr
Johnny Banks
Roy W. Ryden
Charlie Koesis
Pride
William Ward
Syracuse
Language Ties Between New Zealand and Hawaii Natives
The text notes that speakers from New Zealand and Hawaii share such closeness that they can converse upon meeting. It highlights high linguistic affinity between the two Polynesian groups and suggests ease of communication.
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New Zealand
Hawaii
Abernethy Spent $877 In renomination Campaign
Raleigh report shows Congressman Co L Abernethy spent 877 dollars in the Democratic third district primary on June 2. He failed to file the due report by June 22 with Stacey Wade secretary of state. Several other candidates also had late filings.
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Co. L. Abernethy
Stacey W. Wade
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