Reds Turn Back Cardinals In 14 Innings For Big Win
Cincinnati Reds halted St Louis Cardinals eight game win streak with an 8 to 2 victory in fourteen innings. Kolp relieved and drove in the winning run, while Jim Bottomley tied the score with a fourteenth inning homer. Joe Malone almost notched a no hitter, and Boston defeated Chicago 12 to 0 as Charlie Grimm and Kiki Cuyler homered.
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Herony Kolp
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Zach Taylor
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Charlie Grimm
Kiki Cuyler
Virgin Barnes
Trong
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Holley Carlson
Uding Rehbers Hornsby
Jess Petty
Oklyn Dodgers
Red Phillies
Wendrick
Dou
Horman
Gingle
Phils
Petty
Hansen Nine Rivals Hanson Hockey Five
In Minneapolis on June 19, the Hansen brothers from Augsburg College and Touchet Washington frame two sports teams. The nine Hansons on Touchet’s baseball squad are all brothers, while Augsburg’s hockey lineup features six members. Both families, the Hansen name, are noted for strong play and local fame, with ages spanning from early teens to old age.
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Wash
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America
Ed Walsh Jr Joins White Sox to Replace Father
Chicago June 19 The megaphone man will announce Big Ed Walsh as the Sox pitching hope but this time it is his son who is nearly as large and expected to succeed like his father He joins the White Sox after a standout Notre Dame season with seven wins and one loss at age 24 He is six feet one inch tall and has pitched well for three years with Notre Dame.
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Chicago
Ed” Walsh
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Walsh
Cleveland
Notre Dame
Many Link Stars Gather at Dallas Golf Championship
About 200 entrants from Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Georgia Alabama Oklahoma and Texas converge at Brook Hollow to contest the Adair cup for southern golf supremacy. First round play in three 32-player divisions to start tomorrow with a 36-hole medal consolation for non qualifiers.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Oklahoma
Brook Hollow Country Club
Watts Gann
Atlanta Star
Harry Ehle
Ashville
N. C
W. L. Dexter
Pouillas
Glenn Crisman
Emmett Spicer, Jr
Memphis
Lawson Couple Return From Texas Honeymoon Trip
Mr and Mrs W E Lawson are back from their Dallas honeymoon trip with Texas visits. Mr Lawson runs the Monroe x ray laboratory and enjoys a large circle of friends here.
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Mrs. W. E. Lawson
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Lawson
Monroe
Monroe marriage licenses listed in Read Monroe ads
White G. M. Ryan of Baton Rouge wed Lou Annie Falmer of Monroe. Edell Harris and Ruth Nettles, both residents of Monroe, also tied the knot along with Herman Baker and Katherine Dalmas, Monroe spouses.
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Baton Rouge
Lou Annie Falmer
Monroe
Edell Harris
Ruth Nettles
Herman Baker
Katherine Dalmas
Golf memories of Buck and Carter in a Pinehurst clash
The article recalls golf moments featuring Buck at Pinehurst No. 2 and Phil Carter with his father Dr. Carter watching. Buck holes a deuce after Carter nearly does, then chips in from near the hole on a 143 yard shot. The veteran players reminisce about a north and south tour championship era and a celebrated ace on the eighth hole.
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Phil
Billiard cue designer Rainbow famed for champions
Chicago June 19 H J Rainbow 45 years old perfected cues that won titles for Frank Ives Old Jake Shaefer Willie Hoppe Johnny Layton and the billiard champions of the younger generation For 32 years this master builder has been taking rough hewed legs and turning them into polished cues for success
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Associated Press
Chicago
H. J. Rainbow
Frank Ives
Jake Shaefer
Willie Hoppe
Johnny Layton
Paddock and Borah Compete for Century Title at Yankee Stadium
Spectators at the eastern division Olympic tryouts will witness Charley Paddock and Charley Borah clash in the century event at Yankee Stadium. Veterans expect the current record of 9.5 seconds to be broken by either athlete.
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Charley Paddock
Charley Borah
Yankee Stadium
Charley
Greatest college fleet gathers for 1928 regatta at Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie hosts twenty crews as four mile intercollegiate final tests approach. Crowds of spectators from trains, boats, and air travel watch Columbia face California in a likely showdown, with Washington and Pennsylvanias Rusty Callow crew among hopefuls. Syracuse leads by weight with an average of 179.5 pounds per man.
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Los Angeles
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Pacific Coast
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Negro Held Here Is Wanted in Miss in Shooting Case
Ernest Smith a negro arrested Sunday on trespassing was identified as William Holmes and jailed two days. City Detective Tarver says Jackson Mississippi police seek him for firing at a man in the back after a crap game. An interview left Tarver convinced he is concealing more.
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Smith
Mississippi City
Ernest Smith
Miss
L. V. Tarver
William Holmes
Mr. Tarver
Bobby Jones Finds Olympia Difficult At Open Course
Chicago dispatch reports the No 4 course at Olympia Fields is proving tougher than Oakmont for the national Open prep. Bobby Jones, after three rounds totaling 77 76 79, demonstrates strong form with a 635 on his Atlanta home course and signals a dramatic run in the coming rounds. Johnny Farrell earned the best dressed golfer prize at $1,500. Walter Hagen had not yet arrived to compete.
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Chicago
Oakmont
Olympic Fields
Oakmont Links
Pittsburgh
Tommy Armour
Harry Cooper
Olympia Fields
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Atlanta
Johnny Farrell
New York
Walter Hagen
Dudy Dusek to Meet Abe Kaplan in Friday Night Bout
Dudy Dusek, known as the blonde demon, returns Friday night to challenge Abe Kaplan, world Jewish heavyweight champion, in a cue sport match. Rambow recounts how Old Jake’s legendary cue design influenced modern cues, noting changes in balance, weight, and balance points for 18.2 balk line, three cushion, and pocket billiards.
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Dudy Dusek
the Blonde Demon
Abe Kaplan
Rambow
Jake
Rainbow
Miss Potts Wins Way Into Riverside Golf Finals
Alma Summers Potts defeated Miss Mary Lee Sullivan 2 up yesterday morning to reach the finals of the first flight at Riverside Country club. Mrs. Carl McHenry beat Mrs. E. T. Lamkins to advance to the finals in the second flight. Potts likely meets Mrs. K J Jones for the first flight title while McHenry faces Mrs. Sullivan in the second flight. Semi finals were closely contested and hard fought.
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Alma Summers Potts
Mary Lee Sullivan
Riverside Country Club
Carl McHenry
E. T. Lamkins
Miss Potts
K. J. Jones
McHenry
Sullivan
Greenleaf demands maple cue tip size in pro play
Pocket champion Greenleaf insists on a maple cue tip and uses the largest tip among professionals. His tip measures 14 millimeters, compared with the average range of 12 to 18 millimeters for most players.
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Greenleaf
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