Cubs reclaim NL lead by beating Robins in 14 innings
The Chicago Cubs move back to first in the National League by defeating the Brooklyn Robins 7 to 5 in 14 innings. Stephen son singled, Hartnett doubled driving in two runs, and Jurges contributed a second run with a double as Chicago edged ahead late.
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Reese Hospital Stay Cited Eye Ailment Recovery
A doctor's report released today by Ray Al vis, co-manager of the boxer, states Reese will be released Saturday after an eye ailment that began May 25 at a local hospital.
John Gnesa Promises Free Ticket at Airdome
If John Gnesa calls The Age coffer he will receive a free ticket good for today only at the Airdome theater.
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How They Stand In Batting and Browns Rout Red Sox
United Press statistics show top hitters with Waner Lombardi Foxx Combs Hafey leading averages. In a separate game the St. Louis Browns exploded for five runs in the third to beat the Boston Red Sox 11 to 4, with Browns pitchers handling Red Sox bats.
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Coast League baseball scores and pitchers listed
Oakland defeats Missions 12 to 7 with Fieber Read Koenig Cas ter Bowler Leiber and Ricci contributing. Seattle beat Portland 7 to 6 as Hard Cox McDonald Jacobs Deitrich Peterson and Palmisano show. San Francisco edges Sacramento 8 to 5 led by Henderson Stine Walgren Bryan Wirts. Los Angeles defeats Hollywood 8 to 5 with Herrmann Stitzel Moss Cronin Campbell Ovtman Turner and Bassler Mayer.
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Sarazen Leads British Open Qualifying Charge
Gene Sarazen, the New York born professional, shot 70 at Prince's course to take the early lead in the British Open. MacDonald Smith and Tommy Armour trailed as part of a four way pack for second, with A. Whitworth and Percy Albrightson close behind. Carl Jackson returned to Las Vegas after visiting Baltimore.
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Leonard Wins in Comeback Bid at Coney Island Stadium
Benny Leonard former lightweight champion won a 10 round decision over Andy Saviola at Coney Island stadium. Saviola landed a hard right to Leonard's eye swelling it shut by round four. Leonard weighed 150 pounds to Saviola's 146. Philadelphia’s Detroit Green was stopped by Tony Scarpati in the six round semi final.
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Wrestling legends to dedicate New York arena bowl
Ed Strangler Lewis and Dick Shikat plan a high profile exhibition at Madison Square Garden's sunken bowl to benefit Lewin and Shikat. An estimated 40 000 to 50 000 spectators expected for the shootout with controversy over past matches and titles lingering among fans and reporters.
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Jackie Fields Leaves Hospital
Jackie Fields, welterweight champion, leaves hospital after controversies with the Curley group. Jim Londes is claimed Curley champion. Lewis relies on famed heady holds while facing torture gaps and rough wrestling tactics.
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