Three in a Row: Jackson Drillers Rally Falls to Monroe
In Jackson on Friday Lefty Atkins outpitched Lefty Price as the Monroe Oilers defeated Jackson 7 to 3. Jackson jumped to a first inning lead with four runs including two triples, while Monroe relied on Gilliland Hume and Luckey for the offense.
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Thompson Course Tests Golfer Skill
Stanley Thompson completes a new golf course at Lucerne in Quebec near Montreal. The famed architect reshapes forests into holes that challenge top players, promising a world class links experience on a site promoted by Canadian leaders and coronated by modern amenities.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine Loudly in Briefs of Baseball
Walter Berger led the National League with two homers as the Braves fell 7-3 to the Cubs. Kiki Cuyler and Woody English homered for the Cubs for a second straight day. Sam Gray beat the Red Sox 4-3, holding them to five hits. George Earnshaw silenced Cleveland with five hits and eight strikeouts as the A's won. Larry Benton debuted with the Reds in a 2-1 win over Brooklyn. Pie Traynor doubled with the bases loaded to spark the Pirates 8-5 win over the Giants.
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George Earnshaw
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Larry Benton
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Robins
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Pittsburgh
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Adam Comorosky
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Gabby Street
Ray Blades
Southern Association Scores and Roster Fragments
Partial box scores and team lines show Atlanta New Orleans Nashville and other cities with a mix of player surnames Walker Campbell Fuhr Mending Williams Head Milstead Moore Hughes Shinault Caldwell Gibson and Settlemire Parks Brune along with scattered run lines and totals indicating a busy but incomplete league snapshot.
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Bobby Jones Sees British Open End as Hardest Fight Yet
Bobby Jones said the British Open took more out of him than any tournament. He called the eighth hole a devilish seven and noted he may never play another Open. He praised Leo Diegel and MacDonald Smith as final-round rivals and planned a charity hospital visit before returning to the United States.
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Monarchs win deciding game over Plaquemine in series
The Monroe Monarchs defeated Plaquemine 3 to 2 to clinch the series. Roy White kept the visitors scoreless through seven innings before an eighth inning flurry. Left fielder Johnson’s misplay allowed two runs. Monroe’s offense took advantage to seal the win. The club announced a home series with the Marshall All-Stars next, at the local colored park.
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Pepper
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Max to Fight Jack Again But Will Bar MacNamee
Reports say a Schmeling Sharkey rematch hinges on terms set by Schmeling Sharkey and NBC. Schmeling would defend in September if released from Bulow, Sharkey agrees to a return bout next summer and McNamee is barred from broadcasting. Joe Jacobs must be recognized as Schmeling’s manager by the NYSAC and MSG.
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Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
Chicago W L Strib ling knocked out Otto von Porat Norway. Hein Muller Berlin defeated Armando Decarlo and Edgar Norman. Ten Ross drew with Muller in a Chicago bout. Shans stopped Earl Folke at Janesville. Pantaleo outpointed Levinsky in Milwaukee. Delmont defeated Baldue in Milwaukee. Mike McTigue beat George Ne ron in Schenectady.
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Young) Stribling
Macon
Otto von Porat
Norway
Hein Mueller
Germany
Armando Decarlo
Italy
Edgar Norman
Ten Ross
Drew
Andy Shans
Grand Rapids
Mich
Earl Folke
Janesville
Wis
Milwaukee
Paul Pantaleo
King Levinsky
Danny Delmont
Georgie Baldue
Schenectady
Mike McTigue
New York
George Neron
North Carolinan Faces Tennessee Rival in Southern Amateur Final
At Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro on June 21 North Carolina meets Tennessee in the 36 hole final of the Southern Amateur. Tully Blair battles Emmet Spicer Jr former holder as Friday's matches produced sharp finishes Blair beat Earl Stokes Jr 1 up and Spicer eliminated Fred Webb 2 up with quarterfinal wins by Spicer Webb Blair and Stokes.
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Berrien Moore
Atlanta
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Winston-Salem
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Wilbur Oakes
Chattanooga
Yale Beats Harvard in 68th Thames Boat Race
Yale's varsity rowed four miles downstream from Bartlett's Cove to the railroad bridge in 20 minutes 9.25 seconds to defeat Harvard by six lengths. It marked Yale's ninth varsity win in ten years and their fifth undefeated season in eight, led by stroke Woody Tappen. Harvard finished in 20 minutes 30.45 seconds, the Crimson's best since 1926.
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Woody Tappen
Pleasantville
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American Association Scores and Standings Brief
The American Association results show Louisville and Kansas City leading divisions with scores listed alongside player names Weinert Deberry Thompson Maley Fette Peters and Wingard Henline Smith Schupp Morgan Brillheart Griffin in varied game tallies. Indianapolis Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Columbus and Wimada axis entries appear with mixed box totals and named players Wysong Kemner Devine Dixon Betts Grabowski.
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Toledo
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Columbus
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Sam Rice Loses Batting Lead as Cochrane Tops A L
Chicago report notes Mickey Cochrane of the Philadelphia Athletics raised his average to .399 after 10 hits in 19 chances, taking the lead from Sam Rice. Johnny Hodapp moved to second at .396 while Rice fell to .390. Ruth led in runs and total bases but faded in average. Yankees claimed team batting and tied for first in fielding with Philadelphia.
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Sam Rice
Mickey Cochrane
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Johnny Hodapp
Cleveland
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al Simmons
Gehrig
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Joe Cronin
Earl Combs
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Mel Harder
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Trades Aid AL Teams and Tightens Pennant Race
Recent American League trades appear to revive several clubs as Goose Goslin boosts the Browns with three homers since joining and Washington’s new players show early punch. The Athletics widen their lead by routing the Indians 8 0 while Detroit tops the Yankees 11 6. Cubs and Reds split in NL action as Pittsburgh beats the Giants 8 4 and St Louis tops Philadelphia 7 5.
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Boston
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Sox
George Wuestling
Detroit
New York Yankees
Lyn Lary
Jones Clinches Historic European Golf Sweep
Bobby Jones completes his European invasion by winning the British Amateur and the British Open, achieving the world’s four major crowns and holding three at once. He sets three all time records, while Don Moe shines among Americans but finishes 13th. The US team dominates the Open with a seven straight victory streak in this period.
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Bobby Jones
America
Bobby
England
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Hoylake
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No Interest for Arkansas Fights
United Press reports little public interest in a proposed light weight Arkansas champion bout between Wesley Senn of El Dorado North Little Rock and Johnny Franks of Marked Tree. The match, part of elimination series, was canceled due to few spectators at the stadium.
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Arkansas
Wesley Senn
el Dorado
Johnny Franks
Marked Tree
Luque Leads His League On Mound
The National League averages highlight Adolfe Luque atop the pitchers with six wins and one defeat. Chuck Klein dominates the sluggers with a .434 average, 89 hits, 19 home runs, and 70 RBIs, while Frank Hogan and Bill Terry pace other batting leaders. Hazen Cu yler leads triples and steals as Cincinnati edges Boston in fielding at .976.
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Chuck Klein
Luque
Ervin Brame
Pittsburgh
Phil Collins
Philadelphia
Klein
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Wally Berger
Braves
Frank Hogan
Paul Waner
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Frank Frisch
St. Louis
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Riggs Stephenson
Terry
New York
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P. Waner
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Cincinnati
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Bissonette
Boston
Baseball schedules for AL and NL matchups listed
In the American League games Chicago meets Washington Cleveland plays Philadelphia Detroit visits New York St Louis travels to Boston. In the National League Boston hosts Chicago Brooklyn visits Cincinnati New York goes to Pittsburgh Philadelphia plays St Louis.
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