Seminary Beats Dungannon 4 3 In Lonesome Pines League Clash
Seminary defeats Dungannon 4 to 3 in a six inning game. J Blackwell limited Seminary to six singles while Pentey and Slemp propelled Seminary with timely hits. Gates, Yeary, and Moore contributed offense for Seminary, while W Evans and Peters led Dungannon with key hits. Early 규
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Dungannon
Seminary
Eagles
Lonesome Pines
J. Blackwell
Penley
Gates
Slemp
Pentey
Moore
W. Evans
Fletcher
Peters
Dunegannon Villy
Molinuy
J. Cox
Mann
Ponley
C.slemp
Wei
Grimey
Via
DO D Morris
OD 'N.reasor
G Morclouk Red
DO A
Yeary
Rf H. Ryans
Wyuna
Pletcher
Hoa
Abhighwell Pr Ou
T Sevrely Lnnings
Dungannon _ UO
Rarned Rons
C. Sloomp
Blackwell
C. Slonp
Grimes
No Reasor
Powley
W. C. Fletcher
Yvans
Ly de Blackwell
J. Morelovk
Muon
Yeary 2
N. Reasor
C. Slemp
Mor —Dungannon
Bailey
Stal
Sarazen Qualifies At Prince's In British Open Lead
Sarazen shot 78 in the first qualifying round at Prince's in Sandwich England to tie for fourth among leaders. The American champ of 1922, coming in 37 on the front nine and 41 on the back, finished one under par for the round and edged into the top group as other early scores ranged from 72 to 79 with Dallemange, Dobson and Tagwert leading at two under.
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Sandwich
England
Gene Saarazen
New York
Prince’s Course
Sarazen
Ong
Bod Eyees
Gene
Lister Hartley
Walkyer
Ted Ray
Marcell Dallemange
France
Tom Dobson
Fred Tagwert
Prince's Course
Pierre Hiigoyen
Herbert Jolly
Fred Robson
T. A. Torance
Ernest Whitcombe
St. Bilsworth Augustus
Cleveland
Arthur Perry
Pierre Maz- Riez
Jack White
Bert Gadd
James Bradbeer
Duncan McCulloch
Rowland Jones
Marcel Phillipon
Fred Bradbeer
Tommy
Hornsby
Mar
Ake
Neon
Bothands
Jame
Riggs Stephenson
Jameness
Sy Pane
Fitzburgh
Burleigh Grimes
Cardinals
Cubs
Hobnson
Brooklyn
Hack Wilson
Wilson
Giants
Thompson Sets Batting Pace in Industrial League
Thompson of the Press leads the Industrial League with a .621 batting average and 18 hits, while Henry of Borden hits .485 and trails by two in hits. Sanders’s Weavers and Bookmakers contend in team batting as Eastman Mead-Holliston and Press share high counts, with Archer proving the standout pitcher with five wins in seven games.
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Thompson
Press
Henry
Borden
Pitchlev
Sanders
Horden
Gilliam
Dixon
Byrd
Trivett
White
Bevins
Pierce
Hendricks
Brandon
Cross
Frost
Henderson
Lucas
Renry
C. Chandler
Gilligm
Gray
Dixon and Lieas
Wilson
Bralley and Grosy
B. Chandler
Reats
Weavers
Pennam
Eastman
Mead-Holliston
Chemists
Mead- Holston
Foust
Johnson
Archer
Portsider
Jas
Sells
Hicks
Nex
Sally
Radcliff
Smith
Jers
East West Fight Looms In American League Pennant Chase
The American League race tightens as Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians push toward the top while the New York Yankees, Washington Senators, and Philadelphia Athletics lead. Ruth hits 16th homer as Yankees crush Red Sox 12 1. Athletics beat Washington 11 7. Foxx hits first homer for the A’s. In National League, Braves push toward Cubs. Giants slip after injury to Bill Teague. Cardinals take two from Reds. Brooklyn falls to Phillies.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Cams
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Ben Chapman
Bill Dickey
Athletics
Senators
Joe Gronin
Fennie Manush
Jimmy Foxx
Doty
Wes 'Perrell
Indians
Box Jyal
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Art Shires
Worthington
Bob Brown
Bill Te
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Victotes
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Dizzy Dean
Brooklyn
van Mungen
Jack Quinn
Bill Clark
Phils
Smith ties for lead at Prince's with Sarazen and co
MacDonald Smith, last of the American big three to finish, posted 78 at Prince's to tie with Sarazen, Hartley and Ray. May Smith, medalist at Cay noustie last year, finished fifth in the tournament proper, reversing Sarazen's numbers on his round with a seven on the public nine and an 86 total, ending with a birdie four.
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MacDonald Smith
Prince's
Saragen
Hartley
Ray
May Smith
Caynoustie
Sarazen
American girl nets French title as Moody eyes all three crowns
Helen Wills Moody captured the French championship at Roland Garros defeating Mme Rene Mathieu 7 5 6 1 to begin a bid for the world trio. She plans to play Wimbledon starting June 20 and then defend her American title at Forest Hills later this year. Moody has twice held all three titles in a single year and seeks another sweep following earlier triumphs in 1928 and 1929.
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Auteuil
France
Helen Wills Moody
Roland Garros Stadium
Mme
Rene’ Mathieu
Europe
Moody
Forest Hills
California
Ingles
Untitled Baseball Statistics From Yesterday’s Games
National League leaders include P Waner Pirates 08 Lombardi Reds 89 runs Phillies 80 ledgers 37 and Klein Phillies 69. Batting leaders P Waner 72 doubles 29 Herman Reds 8 triples Klein 15 home runs Collins St Louis 0. Pitching Betis Braves 6 0 Brown Braves 5 0. American League leaders Foxx Athletics 71 hits 6. Runs batted Foxx 59 Simmers 19. Doubles Campbell Browns 15. Triples Myer Senators 8 Ruth Yankees 16. Stolen bases Frisch Cardinals and Klein Phillies.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Lombardi
Reds
Phillies
Paul
Ledgers
Hurst
Klein
Shidties
Hill
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Ay Klein
Collins
Cardinals
Stalen
Frisch
Betis
Brown
Hlerics
Summons
Athletics
Ayer
Senators
Fokx
Simmers
Foxx
Dickey
Yankees
Averill
Indians
Hornsby predicts eight club scramble in national race
Chicago January 6 AP Hornsby led the Cubs on an eastward invasion and forecast a tight eight club National League title chase. He warned the field could be closer than ever, noted roster gaps, and praised emerging rivals while citing the Pirates and Reds as tougher.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Jone
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Cuyler
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Braves
Pirates
Cincy Reds
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Maine
Harper to Seek South Golf Title
Portsmouth teen Chandler Harper 18, a Virginia Amateur finalist from Portsmouth High School, seeks the Southern Golf title in Birmingham after strong 1980 and 1981 showings. Rival Billy Howell of Richmond also qualified for the national amateur, marking a budding duel between two young talents in Virginia golf.
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Portsmouth
Chandler Harper
Furfeys
Gyail Walker
Harper
Middle Atlantic
Virginia Beach
Virginia Twins
Harper and Howell
Harner
Gen. T. Dunes
Nationals
Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule in Southern Cities
Results show Knoxville 0 1 Little Rock 11 12 Nashville 12 8 New Orleans 2 2 Atlanta 7 Memphis 4 Birmingham 10 1 Chattanooga 8 5 Today’s games pair Chattanooga at Knoxville Memphis at New Orleans and Little Rock at Birmingham Also scores: Boston 1 New York 12 Philadelphia 115 Washington 7 Detroit 10 Cleveland 9.
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Knoxville
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Evening Star three year old filly to run American Derby
Evening Star, injured but not seriously, will start in the American Derby at Washington Park on June 18. Col. Matt Whitin, director, announced that all top three year olds in training, including Burgoo King Boatswain Economic Top Flight and Stepen fetchit, are expected to compete.
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Chicago
Evening
George
Widener
Washington Park
Matt Witin
America
Boatswain
Economic
Ballplayers Fight New Orleans Caps
In New Orleans Eddie Rose left fielder for the Felicans and Nashville infielder Danny Tapson fought police after a speeding arrest. Rose tore a uniform and damaged a railing. Tapson punched a officer. Rose and Tapson were released on bond. Joseph Brown was jailed for drunkenness. The other two women were released.
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New Orleans
Eddie Rose
New Orleans Felicans
Aviso
Danny Tapson
Nashville Baseball Club
Louis Friloux
Gilbert Floyd
Rose
Canal Street
Open Golf Qualifying Under Way For National Open
Nationwide sectional qualifiers are being played in 20 districts to fill 116 open spots for the National Open at Fresh Meadow Club June 23 to 25. Exempt players include Jose Jurado, Tomokichi Yamamoto, Tommy Armour, and 31 previous Open low scorers. A total of 978 players vied for 116 places across regions from Boston to San Francisco, with New York offering 24 spots from 208 entrants.
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New York
Fresh Meadow Club
Flushing
Long Island
Jose Jurado
Argentina
Tomokichi Miyamoto
Japan
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Sandwich Todlay
Billy Burke
George von Ehn
Leo Diegel
Bill Mehlhorn
Wilfy Cox
Gene Sarazen
Mortie Dutra
Walter Hagen
Phil Perkins
MacDonald Smith
Johnny Farrell
Espinson
Frank Walsh
Herman Barron
Ed Dudley
Harry Cooper
al Watrous
Charles Guest
Tony Manero
John Kinder
Olin Gutra
L. B. Ayton
Willie Klein
Eddie Williams
Denny Shute
John Golden
Horton Smith
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
Atlanta
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
Minnneapolis
St. Louis
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Omaha
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Fragmentary card notes violent incident headline
A fragment from a report mentions a violent event with fatalities and injuries, noting five killed six wounded and one rendered dumb, indicating a deadly attack and its casualties.
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Sion
Southern Golf Stars Seek Open Places in Open
In Atlanta Georgia on June 6 a 36 hole Southern sectional qualifier for the national open drew players from five Southeastern states aiming for two spots. Notables include E W Gann Charles Hall Eddie Miller Sam Perry and Charles Yates with past champions noted. Also mentioned is Doyle Smith and Dan Goss from Birmingham Fairley Clark of Savannah Eugene McCarthy of Columbia and others. The course par is 71 and Gann’s 152 from last year is cited. Then, in Hot Springs Arkansas a Southern women's title winner is profiled Mrs Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg who edged Mrs Walter Beyer Tulsa to claim the Southern finals title after years of effort.
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Atlanta
East Lake No. 2
E. W. Gann
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Hall
Birmingham
Eddie Miller
Gadsden
Ala
Ithée
Sam Perry
iCharles Yates
George
Doyle Smith
Dan Goss
Fairley Clark
Savannah
Eugene McCarthy
Columbia
Carter Jackson
Cordelo
Bob Spence
S. C
Tony Penna
Pensacola
Fla
Heenty Picard
Charleston
Gann
Hot Springs
Ark
Ben Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Walter Beyer
Tulsa
Tlegame
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Myer
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Ruth
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St.Louis
MNAT
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Naples
Ammmunition Explo-Lit
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