White Sox cruise past Brown with 14 7 victory
Chicago White Sox offense explodes for 22 hits led by multiple players as they topple St. Louis 14-7 in a third straight win. Pitchers Wyatt Grabe and teammates deliver five scoreless innings for the sweep.
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British Open Golf List Tops 268 Entries
The 268 entrants include amateur prelude favorite Cyril Tolley and defending champion John de Forest who faces uncertain form. Notable Canadians Stonerville and five others vie for a spot, with six positions back from the 1930 St Andrews field and Bobby Jones’ grand slam noted in history.
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Medicine Hat Lawn Bowling Club Results Report
Last night at the Medicine Hat lawn bowling clubs meet a dense set of match notes. Players including Morrison Stephenson Gontean Hopkins and others tangled in a long series of draws and wins with several skips guiding teams and a late discussion on substitution rules and scoring.
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Edmonton Grads Lose Their Second Straight Game
Edmonton Grads fall 83 to 45 to Durant Oklahoma in a five game series under girls rules. Oklahoma builds a 27-12 first period lead and pulls away all game long, with notable scorers Dunford Lamypoo and MacDonald on the Durant squad.
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Close Redcliff cricket win edges Medicine Hat in district match
Medicine Hat Redcliff Legion beat Redcliff 30 to 28 in a close district cricket game at Redcliff. Holmers led Medicine Hat with four wickets, while Lawson’s seven for eight helped Redcliff, and Tuggy scored nine for Medicine Hat as the crowd watched the first local match in twenty years.
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Mulqueen Wins Gold Medal in Ontario Ladies Golf
Mrs F de Mulqueen of the Toronto Golf Club set a new course record at Mississauga during the Ontario ladies championship qualifying, carding 74 to win medal honors. Fellow Toronto club member Mrs RB Goninlock finished second with 79 and Ada Mackenzie of Toronto Ladies Club was third with 80.
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Dempsey Eyes Baer Schmeling Bout at Yankee Stadium
Jack Dempsey forecasts strong demand for the 15 round fight between Max Baer and Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. He reports $100,000 cash on hand and $50,000 in reservations, with an anticipated gate around $300,000 and 60,000 spectators expected. Schmeling holds a betting edge per experts, Baer brings size and power, and top seats run $25 while the best ringside price is $10. The event is slated for Thursday with 6:30 p.m. start.
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English girl wins French tennis title at Auteuil
Margaret Scriven, 20 year old from England ranked 12th in Britain, won the French championships women’s singles at Auteuil defeating Rene Mathieu 6 2, 4 6, 6 4. Scriven earlier upset top English players Mary Heeley and Betty Nuthall.
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Local sports slate and cricket practice announced
No. 2 J aune 6 No. 1 Volunteers face No. 1 S A R on June 7. Gimamern vs. Business Men. All games at 7 pm sharp. Cricket practice for the Legion at Athletic Park tonight at 7 o'clock. All intending players welcome.
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