Geography Makes Difference in Major League Results
Eastern clubs dominate the early second western tour with 34 wins to 18 for the West. The New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in a tight battle as Hughey Cruz launched a key unassisted double play. Al Simmons, Jimmy Foxx and Bing Miller powered the Athletics to a 7 to 2 victory over Wes Ferrell, matching a league home run record with three straight drives in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Hughey Cruz
Pirates
Bill Walker
Southpaw
Heine Meine
Giants
Meine
Pittsburgh
Cruz
Paul Waner
Grantham
Keystone
Cubs
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Wes Ferrell
Athletics
A's
al Simmons
Jimmy Foxx
Bing Miller
Ferrell
A’s
Roy
Speed
Mahaffey
Pine Bluff beats Vicksburg in Cotton States League
Inning by inning summary shows Pine Bluff 6 runs and Vicksburg 13 as Singleton earns the win in a 13 to 6 victory. Highlights include Vincent with two base hits and a triple, Parker and Singleton adding offense, and defensive moves like Lipscomb to Vincent to Murphy double play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Vincent
Parker
Singleton
Potts
Lipscomb
Murphy
Bettes
Galeria
Betts
LIONS
Baton Rouge
el Dorado
A Hlerper
Ces Harris
Suciot
Scenes Wisrock
Omens Farmer
Winegarner
Coor
Bb. i
Mell Oeaed
Forman
O. c
Cemmeanes Eves
Moore
Douglas
Goce
Beone
Tatom
Lapan
Collenberger
Loewer
Erwin
Omer
Granger
Harris
Lewis
King
BILLS
Poae Berry
Ford
Cousinenehagay
Rote
Rote, Thwee Los Lipscomb
Brock
Amend
PO Rawlins
Gutler
Davis
Burrows
Blevins
Defate
xxSchmidt
Oars as Heirlooms Yale v Harvard Regatta Echoes Past
Legendary Blagdon lineage anchors Yale crew as Gus Blagdon Jr. aims to repeat his father’s 1901 No. 7 grip on the Thames. Harvard, led by Whiteside, seeks an upset at Gales Ferry amid a rebuilding season. The family’s Yale ties run deep with two more Blagdons in the program as the regatta looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Blagdon
Yale
Harvard
Connecticut
Thames
Gus, Jr
Blagdon
Eli
Crimson
Charles J. Whiteside
Syracuse
Jim Ten Eyke
Massachusetts Tech
Whiteside
Gales Ferry
Gus Blagdon, Jr., & Co
Struck Out by Singleton in Time Baseball Card
Umpires Campbell and Harmon oversee a quick game as Singleton strikes out on a 2 2 time. Time for the at bat is recorded at 2 minutes 20 seconds in this brief box score note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton
Campbell
Harmon
Big Six League Summary Highlights Batting and Fielding
Two base hits by Pate. Walpole and Pollan each have three base hits. Seward hits a home run. Walpole, Benard, Phillips, Brown and Oslin steal bases. Double plays include Roundtree to Steed and Phillips to Steed. Armhurst pitched 3 innings. Hughes 11 3 with 5 runs. Polland 4 1-3 with 7 runs. Roundtree 9 with 8 runs. walks and strikeouts listed for each pitcher. Time 1 50, umpire Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meine
Spencer
Walker
Heving
Terry
Jackson
Suhr
Bartell
Critz
Rigler
Jorda
McGrew
Philadelphia
BwRop
Ocean
Cochrane
Simmons
Thyulax
Foxx
Miller
Bor
McNair
Bean
Mahaffey
Porter
Ferrell
McGowan
Moriarty
Owens
Pate
Walpole
Pollan
Seward
Benard
Phillips
Brown
Oslin
Roundtree
Steed
Armhurst
Hughes
Polland
Louisiana Mill— AB RH Poae
Beiborga
cSedeend
Zarko
Lowe
Dooley
Glover
Armburat
Beco Gs
Brownville
AB Rhpoa E Phillips
Ssmene
A Benard
Frickie
Kitchen
McNeely
C. Saunders
Ienetioig
Scott
J. D. Hamilton
J. Hamilton
D. Tonore
S. McDonald
Howell
Sheftall
Osu
Singleton
Austin
Weahnabadions
AB PO Bastrop
E Collins
Moore
Harrison
Lumus
Roe
Rf. Ee
Montgomery
Brews
Ccommes
Womack
Turner
Ean
Bastrop
Collins
McClure
Naie
Fae
Rf Tonore
McDonald
Oven
Martin
Caladescentess
Venubnans
Swayze
Ssmaccemrein
Creenesenemane
Aicinshewvimene
Poa Collins
Jeantieties
Aaeeniene
Lunes
Sige
Shee
Marks
Hamilton
Ulmer
Sway
Ellen
Lookouts rout Mobile Bears in Southern association showdown
The Chattanooga Lookouts pounded 28 hits to score 26 runs against Mobile, with homers by Russell, Treadaway, and Kenna and Art Decatur driving in the first run in three years. Nashville beat New Orleans 8 to 1, and Birmingham edged Little Rock 8 to 7 as the day’s action unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Chattanooga Lookouts
Mobile Club
Southern Association
Bear
Bears
Russel
Treadaway
Kenna
Lookouts
Art Decatur
Chattanooga
Memphis Chicks
Crackers
Chicks
Poole
Partriage
Nashville
New Orleans
Pels
Vols
Birmingham
Little Rock
Travelers
Barons
Beck
Berger
Pumevieh
Starling
Barrett
O Glazer
Bones
Anderson
Zumbro
Monre
Barnabee
Kander
Ludolph
Risemann
Campbell
Haynes
Leonard
Sullivan
Green
Decatur
Bolton
Southeast Amateur Golf Championship Sees Youth Upsets
At Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro on June 19 the 28th Southeastern Amateur enters second-round match play with a scramble of contenders and several young players rising. Berrien Moore, 17, defeated medalist Carl Dann Jr. 3 and 2, while 15-year-old Fred Webb beat Allan Smith 3 and 1. Oakes beat McWilliams 1 up and Dudley edged Hughes 11 up to reach round two amid tight matches and low scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
N. C
Berrien Moore
Carl Dann, Jr
Orlando
Fla
Fred Webb
Shelby
Allan Smith
Asheville
Southeastern
Wilbur Oakes
Chattanooga
Billie McWilliams
Rome
F. C. Dudley
Athens
Julius Hughes
Atlanta
Emmett Spicer, Jr
Memphis
Erwin Laxton
Charlotte
Laxton
Motor Boat Race At Lake Village Draws Record Crowd
Lake Village Arkansas June 19 The regatta and outboard motor boat race set for June 22 at Lake Chicot Beach will be a top event of the year as fast boats from the South enter. Nationally known drivers include Holmes A Thurmond with world record holder Puscillanimous Pup and entrants such as Henderson from Shreveport and others named Pate Massey Drew Glassell Higgins Carrolla Davis Herbert Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Village
Ark
Lake Chicot Beach
South
W. K. Henderson
Shreveport
Kwkh Fame
Holmes A. Thurmond
Pate
Massey
Drew
Glassell
Higgins
Carrolla
Davis
Herbert
Taylor
Arthur Shires Plans Return to Batting and Vocal Practice
Washington report notes Arthur The Great Shires has become a Senator and intends to resume his vocal techniques alongside his batting. He says White Sox caused a drop in his power and he will pursue both skills with his new teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur
Shires
White Sox
Beaumont Drives Past Wichita Falls in Texas League Clash
Beaumont won 4 to 1 over Wichita Falls as Henseik Grimm and Tobin led the attack while Newman and Wise added key hits. Shreveport beat San Antonio 11 to 9 after a seven run inning, and Fort Worth topped Houston 8 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Henseik
Grimm
Tobin
Newman and Wise
Wichita Falls
Ubelew Cme
White
Hill
Vincent
Mlorld
Crouch
Wachtel, Thurman
Bischoff
Shreveport
San Antonio
Owens, Moulton and Starr
Hargrove and Laveque
Fort Worth
Houston
Hardaway
O'Connell
Brown and
Morrow
Sabe
Waco
Dallas Ween
Thunder Storm Descends Upon British Golf Open
Weather disruption at the British Open. schedule shifts as players adapt to storms. Today's games include Memphis at Atlanta and Little Rock at Birmingham with other matchups listed. Yesterday's results show scattered scores across Dallas Beaumont Wichita Falls Shreveport and San Antonio Fort Worth Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Waco
Shreveport
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Manslaughter Charges Filed After Fatal Memphis Crash
Ernest Wilson age 18 faces manslaughter charges after a downtown Memphis crash that killed John Hunt age 20. Wilson, free on 1000 dollar bond, will appear in municipal court July 3. Hunt’s father W. C. Hunt, president of American Snuff, suffered serious injuries in the collision but continued home treatment after seeking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Ernest Wilson
John Hunt
Wilson
W. C. Hunt
Hunt
American Snuff Company
Waynesville
N. C
Nashville
British Open Opens Amid Sudden Hoylake Storm
Lightning rain drenched Hoylake course as the first round unfolded with Frank Stevens firing 35 and MacDonald Smith posting 70 to tie for the lead. George Ven Eis suffered a nine after a bunker miscue while Boo Jones and six Americans remained within four strokes of the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevens
Los Angeles
Frank
MacDonald Smith
Carnoustie
Smith
Winged Foot
George Ven Eim
Hoylake
George
Hagen
Boo
Manteris Accepts Spug's Bid for 10-Round Bout Next Tuesday
Manteris of Mississippi accepted Spug Vigeriado's 10 round challenge but asked extra training time and a Tuesday slot instead of Monday. He and Vigeriado plan public workouts Sunday and Monday at the downtown arena. Promoter Manziel also signed featherweight Runt Sedberry to face Kid Gilmer in a six round semi final, with two or three preliminaries before the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry” Manteris
Mississippi
Bobby Manziel
Two Big Six Leaders Win Three Games Yesterday
Bastrop Millers defeated Saunders of Monroe 12 0 and 7 0 in two at Morehouse capital with Turner and Ulmer handling the mound duties. Brownville edged the Louisiana Millers 16 to 9 in a high scoring Brownville diamond slug fest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop Millers
Saunders
Monroe
Morehouse Capital
Brownville
Louisiana Millers
Turner
Ulmer
Luziannes
Roundtree
Bastrop
Pollan
Prickie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Cubs
Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Leach
Lindstrom
O'Farrell
SNS Oke Een
xFallis
Perse
Flagstead
Traynor
Comorosky
Brame
Giants Sreertiterennee
Avreerserenme
Ott
Bool
Eagle
Pitcker
Cotton States League
Gus Blagdooan
YALES
Blagdons
Charley Whiteside
Crimson Crew
Armburst
Young
Associated Press Photo
Red Top
Conn
Armstrong
Erickson
Webster
Johnson
J. Hallowell
Capt
Dickey
Collorede-Mannsfeld
Sturgis
A. Stebbins
Pelicans
Southeast Golf Tourney
Art the Great
Texas League
Moblie
Pine
Sereewese
Nashville Ster Erere Eeeee
Birmingham Ae BR
Atlanta Coedemeeeneerens Ay
Mobile Vereeneeeerenaene
Mobile
Washington Weer
Cleveland Devecereres
St Louis
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn Savsutawase OO
Terete Tees
Eee Ewes
Wee Steer
Aki Tee Eens
Steerer
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
O. B. Keeler
The
Hoylake, Eng
Manteris
Spug
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!