Relief pitcher McAfee stops rally as Senators beat White Sox 7 5
Washington Senators defused a ninth inning rally by Chicago and held on for a 7 to 5 victory. Al Simmons homered off the left field pavilion roof and key hits by Appling and Dykes sparked the comeback before Bill McAfee closed out the ninth.
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Waterproof Beats Clayton and Loses to Jonesville
Waterproof Tigers split the action in a pair of baseball games at TERPROOF. They defeated Clayton N in a close contest and later fell to Jonesville in a high scoring battle. The report highlights pitching and batting efforts from Waterproof and Jonesville.
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Jonesville
Redmond Captures Southern Amateur in 4 and 3 Win
Ralph Redmond of Florida defeated Earl Stokes of Louisville four and three at East Lake Country Club to claim the Southern Amateur title. The 31 year old veteran jumped ahead, weathered a Stokes rally, and closed out the match on the 33rd hole amid a hot, windy day with rain mid-event.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Press
East Lake Country Club
Atlanta
Ralph Redmond
St. Petersburg
Florida
Earl Stokes
Louisville
East Lake
Stokes
Redmond
Red
Mond
Pittsburgh
Shafto Leads in Riverside Title Match
Wesley Shafto and M. C. McDonald opened the Riverside Country club championship final with Shafto two up after 18 holes. The match was moved up a week as Shafto begins vacation, and the final 18 holes were set to decide the permanent trophy with both players near par.
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M. C. McDonald
Riverside
Shafto
McDonald
Shaftto
J. S. Washburn
Morton Braswell
Twilight League schedule and managers meeting notice
Twilight League lists Tuesday games including Legion vs Firemen and St Matthew s vs Druggists with teams such as Missouri Pacific National Guard and Masons. Thursday games include St Matthew s Legion and Methodists Missouri Pacific. A managers meeting is set for Monday at 5 pm at the Virginia hotel announced by President Isaac Lemle.
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American Legion
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Savoldi Defeats Strack in Feature Wrestling Bout
In Wilmington, Joe Savoldi former Notre Dame star, pinned Charley Strack of Spring Valley in 30 minutes and 44 seconds in the feature match. Savoldi weighed 202 pounds and dominated the bout with a body press.
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Strack
Wilmington
Del
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Charley Strack
Spring Valley
N. Y
Gavoldi
Kraft Paper golf tourney plans set for July
Bastrop special reports that the third Kraft Paper invitation golf tournament will be held July 2 3 and 4 at Morehouse Country club with eight flights and 350 in prizes. The event expands to three days 36 hole championship and features driving and putting contests plus a barbecue for entrants. Entry is 3.00 and must be in by July 2 7 30 a m.
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Morehouse Country Club
Louisiana
Missisippi
Arkansas
Arthur Ross
H. K. Touchstone
Monroe
Edwin McClure
Shreveport
W. ©. Hicks
Bobby Anderson
Baton Rouge
Fred Haas, Jr
Vance Liddell
Forest Carlisle
Pine Bluff
Kraft Paper
Crossett
Tallulah
Fred Haas
Ferriday Black Cats Open Season at Natchez Redskins
Ferriday Black Cats travel to Natchez Sunday afternoon for their season opener against the Redskins. Park Lewis the veteran southpaw from Ferriday will start on the mound for Concordia with catcher Jim Gimber from Winnfield batting cleanup.
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Ferriday Black Cats
Natchez
Redskins
Park Lewis
Denver
Concordia
Jim Gimber
Winnfield
Ivy Reelected President Of Missouri Valley Tennis
Joseph Ivy of Kansas City was reelected president of the Missouri Valley Tennis Association at the annual meeting in Ark. on June 24. No date was set for the upcoming tournament.
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Ft, Smith
Ark
UPR
Joseph Ivy
Kansas City
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
Standings Today and Scheduled Games Digest
Standings today show Oak Grove at Tallulah as the lone game. Yesterday’s results include St Louis seven to five Philadelphia ten one Chicago one Boston two and Pittsburgh fifteen Brooklyn three.
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Philadelphia
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Phillies and Cardinals split doubleheader in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia June 24 the Phillies beat St Louis 10 7 in the first game while Carleton held off a late Cards rally in the second for a 1 0 win Johnny Jackson another Penn alum won his second start of the year in game one Wes Schulmerich homered for the Phillies in the fourth inning Roger Hornsby pinch hit and singled in the first game Pittsburgh Pirates erupt in 15 3 win over Dodgers led by Arky Vaughan with a homer triple double and five RBI.
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Johnny Jackson
University of Pennsylvania
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O'Farrell
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Freddy Heimach
Pittsburgh
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Oklahoma City and Tulsa results with multiple postponements
In the Dixie League scores Oklahoma City beat Tulsa but other games were postponed. Baton Rouge defeated Longview 15 to 2 while Jackson topped Henderson 10 to 2. El Dorado won 2 to 5 against Tyler as Waco Shreveport and several matches were cancelled.
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Henderson
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Local Baseball Scores From Night Action
Indianapolis 3 Louisville 4 in 13 innings. Kansas City 7 Milwaukee 10. Minneapolis 1 St. Paul 7. Columbus and Toledo game listed. Columbus 0 at Toledo 2.
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Mission scores beat San Francisco and Sacramento. baseball results
In one night games the Mission team defeated San Francisco 2 to 6 and Sacramento 12 to 8 while Hollywood beat Los Angeles 4 to 2 and Oakland edged Sacramento in another matchup.
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Los Angeles
Missions
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Ruston Beats Winnfield In High-Scoring Baseball Thriller
Ruston defeated Winnfield 11 to 10 after overcoming a one run deficit in the ninth. Mitchell led Ruston with four hits and scored the winning run as Ruston piled up 18 hits to Winnfield’s nine. Score by innings shows a big first and a late rally, with Ruston taking the lead in the final frame.
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Wise Daughter Wins Clipsetta Stakes at Latonia
Wise Daughter of the Everglade stable led an eight filly field to win the $2,500 Clipsetta Stakes at Latonia. Far Star finished second and Penncote third as morning entrant Morning Fair was withdrawn.
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Wise Daughter
Latonia
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Morning Fair
W. F. Knebelkamp
Louisville
Wise
Wrestling Holds Past and Present in Roosevelt Show
Barney Oakland explains modern wrestling rules to fans after Lon Chaney’s controversial holds in the Roosevelt stadium match. He notes an effective hidden strangle and a single fingerhold technique while praising promoters’ efforts to entertain fans. The piece also discusses Red Berry’s potential return and Tunney as a boxing czar option for New York.
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Jack Hagen
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Roosevelt Stadium
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Sons
Kansas
Red Berry
Guy Owen
Berry
Red
Tunney
Gene Tunney
William Muldoon
New York
Iron Duke
Muldoon
Gene
Hardin Named All Star on Intercollegiate Track Team
UCLA star Jimmy Lavalle misses selection as Glenn Hardin of LSU earns high hurdles bid while Ralph Metcalfe headlines sprints and Glenn Cunningham leads the mile. Cromwell cites Hardin’s speed and experience as decisive in the selection, with other events filling out the team across universities including LSU, Stanford, Indiana, and Princeton.
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University of Southern California
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Jack Keller
Ohio State
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Jimmy Lavalle
University of California At Los Angeles
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Moreau
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Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Glenn Cunningham
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Bill Bonthron
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Henri Laborde
Davine Purves
Purdue
Water Marty
Fresno State
John Brooks
Peter Zaremba
New York
UU. L. A
Howard Jones
Pennsylvania
Dan Fuquot
Henderson Oilers wallop Jackson Senators in Dixie League tilt
Henderson Oilers crushed Jackson Senators 10 to 2 in Dixie League action. Bilgore keyed the win with four hits including a home run as Henderson piled up 17 total safeties. Leopold limited Jackson to seven hits. Final: Jackson 2, Henderson 10.
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O'Neil
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Dobbs
Riverside and Municipal Golf Clubs Clash in Trophy Match
Riverside Country Club and Municipal Golf Club meet at the Riverside course for the second of three inter club matches in the Brown Paper mill trophy series. Foursomes begin at 1 30 with top match Wesley Shafto and Shep Girault versus Lund Harper and Tilden Austin.
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Riverside
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Municipal
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Shep Girault
Riverside Club
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Tilden Austin
Morton Braswell
Cramer Haas
M.C. McDonald
T.m H. Riley
Me- Vea Oliver
Robert Guerriero
H. H. Reardon
T. O. Bancroft
Bobby Oliver
Bernice Girault
Jack Rogers
Wilson Ewing
Jack Warren
A. ©. Evans
J. S. Slocum
C. C. Boardman
D. Y. Smith
Ed Seymour
Sam McRey
Benefit All Star Softball Game Teams Named
Two all star teams are set for a benefit game at Forsythe Park at 8 p m proceeds go to the recreation department Managers from West Monroe and neighboring clubs named players including Clark, Norton, Hines, Bendel, Shombro, Adler, and more The managers will meet Monday to finalize squads while ticket sales continue with strong progress reported
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D. Wilkerson
C. OW. Fleey
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An Bruce
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American Lesion
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RB. Norton
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Tanager
Ford Hines
West Monroe
W. L. Bendel
C. Shombro
S. Adler
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Johnny Cann
Methodists
Peabody Memorial Won By Big Brand In Chicago Handicap
Big Brand owned by T H McCaffrey of Lac Fonia Ky won the Francis S Peabody memorial handicap worth 3000 added before 15000 spectators in Chicago. Sidney Grant ran second with Yonkel and Kibitzer in the entry and Marion placed third. Big Brand covered the mile and a quarter in 2 04 2 5 and paid 7.28 to win.
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Big Brand
T. H. McCaffrey
Lac Fonia
Francis S. Peabody
Strohm Signed by Fort Worth Club in Texas League
Fort Worth announces the acquisition of Harry Strohm, the former Little Rock Southern Association infield slugger and manager, who will join the club by Sunday or Monday. Roy Meehan, Fort Worth secretary, disclosed the deal today.
War Glory Wins Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct
War Glory trained by Samuel Riddle repeated the 1920 victory of Man O Wear by winning the sixteenth running of the Dwyer Stakes over one and one half miles at Aqueduct. Jovius trained by William Woodward placed second and Kerry Patch owned by Lee Rosenburg finished third. Six horses started the race.
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Samuel Riddle
Man O'Wear
Aqueduct
William Woodward
Jovius
Lee Rosenburg
Kerry Patch
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