Avalon Country Club hosts first Gold Rush golf event
Shovels issued to men members and guests as Avalon Country Club plans a two day July rush theme. Bill Hoyer as master of ceremonies promotes a “gold rush” vibe with a 36 hole Independence Day tournament and all day festivities for families.
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Baseball standings and schedules in American leagues
The page lists American League and National League standings with teams such as Detroit, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and St. Louis. It notes matchups and upcoming games including Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Washington, and Philadelphia at Boston, plus Indianapolis and Minneapolis games in the American Association.
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Fragmented OCR sports score sheet with names and numbers
A damaged OCR style listing shows multiple names such as Williams Autry Harriss Fenner Dixon Day Sheehan and Dixon Maley Snyder and others with scattered scores and team references. The fragment hints at scores, matches, or roster entries and mentions cities and institutions in a disjointed fashion.
Cuyler's Tenth Inning Homer Lifts Cubs Over Robins
Kiki Cuyler hit a two out homer in the tenth as the Chicago Cubs beat the Brooklyn Robins 7 to 5. Guy Bush pitched the Cubs while Adolfo Luque started for Brooklyn and Moss finished. Alvin Crowder steered the Washington Senators to a 6 to 4 win over Detroit as Philadelphia and St Louis split a doubleheader. Babe Ruth connected for his 27th homer as the Yankees lost 11 to 7 to Cleveland. Giants topped the Phillies 9 to 4 and Cincinnati edged Boston 7 to 6. The Chicago Boston game was rained out.
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Whichone Not to Race Fox in Dwyer Stakes Canceled
In New York on June 28 the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct was canceled after Whichone was withdrawn due to a blind quarter crack found during a Friday workout. Gallant Fox remains the other contender in the anticipated return match.
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Hudlin Injures Hand Forces Early Exit In NY Game
Willis Hudlin, Cleveland pitcher, injured his pitching hand in the first inning of the Yankees Indians game in New York on Friday. A finger nail on his right hand broke when he fielded a throw from Morgan at first base, forcing his retirement.
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Berger's Big Bat Brings Boston Baseball Boom
Boston gains power with Walter Berger a former dock worker who became a top NL recruit. His arrival, aided by a complex trade, sparked the Braves to climb from last place as Berger hits around .330 and draws 43,000 fans to a game. Joe McCarthy regrets passing on him.
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Schmeling Blames New York Board for Foul Epidemic
Max Schmeling, preparing to sail for Germany, blames the New York state athletic commission for a foul-filled era in boxing. He cites Jack Sharkey’s alleged protection and argues harsher penalties would have reduced fouls. Schmeling plans a return bout with Sharkey in September and comments on fight rules and low blows.
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Notre Dame Golfer Meets Princeton Star In National Final
Pittsburgh June 28 Notre Dame star Larry Moller and Princeton's George Dunlap shared medalist status as they prepared for the championship round of the intercollegiate golf tourney. Moller edged Harvard’s Phillip Finlay in an extra hole after 36 holes, while Dunlap crushed Winston Fuller 8 and 7 to reach the final.
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College Stars in Net Finals
Julius Seligson of Lehigh, eastern champion, faced Clifford Sutter of Tulane, southern champion, in the national intercollegiate tennis finals in Haverford. Seligson beat Dolf Meudleisen 6-1 4-6 6-2 10-12 6-4, while Sutter defeated Donald Cram 6-2 6-1 6-4.
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Vernon Gomez Hurt in BP Struck by Ball
Vernon Gomez a young New York Yankees left handed pitcher suffered a ruptured blood vessel in his leg after a batted ball struck him during batting practice before the Cleveland New York game on Friday.
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Hurt and Dando Even in Broad Ripple Bout
In the six round main event Cecil Hurt and Shifty Dando fought to a draw. Ray Hurtz halted Buddy Swanigan in the third round. Bobby Ver non outpointed Chuck Barnes and Jack Brooks beat Joe McGann. W L Young Stribling sails for London July 5 to meet Phil Scott on July 28.
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Speed Boat Carnival Set for Broad Ripple on White River
Twenty fast boats and pilots entered for a 75 mile race at Broad Ripple on the White River Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Qualifying trials will be held Saturday from to 4 o'clock over the full course. Promoter C O Mogg expects a large field and few disqualifications for speed deficiencies.
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Benny Miller Victor Over Babe Anderson in Hollywood
Benny Miller of Los Angeles won a ten round decision over Babe Anderson of San Jose in Hollywood. The bout took place at United Arena with Miller securing the victory on points.
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Race Entries Saturday at Washington Tracks Update
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Tribe and Eels Finalized Set as Indians Face Millers
MINNEAPOLIS June 28 The Indians prepare for a fifth game with the Millers as Corriden adds outfielders Hoffmann Graves and pitcher Mulrooney to offset injuries and suspensions. In Friday’s 7 6 loss Spencer Harris hit a decisive home run for the Millers while Elm er Ambrose gave up four runs on two homers for Indianapolis.
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Three Wrestling Matches Signed for Riverside Arena Show
Jimmie McLemore announces three matches for next Monday at Riverside arena. Jim Browning of Missouri faces Speedy ONeill in a semi windup while Don Cortez meets Carl West in another semi windup. Browning and Hill are among the heaviest stars, each over 220 pounds.
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Rookies Ken McDonald and Ted Buck Signed by Bloomberg
Pitcher Ken McDonald former University of Oregon star signs with Bloom berg along with semi pro hurler Ted Buck in a two player deal.
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Ohio Scrapper Will Take on Price at Fort Harrison
Billy Rose the Cincinnati junior welterweight faces Sammy Price in a ten round bout at Ft Harrison on Tuesday night. They drew 5 000 fans in Cincinnati last year with Price winning a tight, fast fight. In the second ten rounder Rosy Baker of Anderson meets Billy Rosen of Chicago while three other bouts fill the card.
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Nebo to fight Benny Bass in Philadelphia bout
Florida Seminole Indian Pete Nebo signs to meet Benny Bass, junior lightweight champion, in a ten round bout at Philadelphia on July 14.
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Simmons Klein Lead Major League Batting Pace
Philadelphia slugger Chuck Klein and Oakland ace Al Simmons top major league batting averages as mid-season races near. The leaders reflect results through June 26 with Klein at .409 in the National League and Simmons at .403 in the American League.
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Defending Title Holder Tops Dark Horse In Women’s Final
Elizabeth Dunn of Riverside clinched her fifth straight title by defeating Indianapolis Country Club’s Mrs. J. C. Patten 5 and 4 at Avalon Country Club. Dunn rallied after a slow start and pulled ahead with early birdies and decisive finishing holes to seal the match.
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Happy Atherton Injured Knee Forfeits Fourth Round Bout
Wayne Indiana reports Frankie Jarr of Ft Wayne fought Happy Atherton of Indianapolis who tore a knee after a fall through the ropes in the fourth round and quit. Joe Lynn of Princeton outpointed Rip Wilson of Indianapolis over ten rounds.
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Dando Edges Al Reeves In Eight Round Riverside Bout
Pete Dando won the main eight round bout at Riverside arena on Thursday night before a large crowd. Al Reeves lost on points while other results included Harry Babrick stopping Bobby Ammon in the second round and Tony Petruzzi knocking out Rabbit Schneideman in the third.
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Hines Defeats Goren in Eight Rounds in New York
Willie Hines of Chicago defeated Harry Goren of New York in eight rounds in New York on Friday. The bout featured Hines at 138% and Goren at 142, with Hines securing victory.
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Hernandez defeats Stetson in ten round boxing main event
In San Francisco on June 28 Charley Hernandez 145 pounds dominated nearly every round to win a decision over Frankie Stetson 141 in a ten round main event.
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