Fort Worth Cats Triumph as Grover Alexander Struggles
The veteran Grover Cleveland Alexander debuted for the Texas league but was pounded by the Fort Worth Panthers in an 18 to 9 defeat. Dallas Steers rallied behind strong hitting, with Gene Moore and Frank Tobin each homering, as Wichita Falls and Houston also won.
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Foxx and Foxx Lead Big Philadelphia Win Over St Louis
Philadelphia Array defeats St Louis 8 to 3 behind Rommell who earns the win while Gray takes the loss. Notable hits include two homers by Hale and Foxx with multiple RBIs from Goslin Hale Cochrane Simmons and Foxx. Attendees reach 6000 as Rommell fans a pair and Dykes swipes a base.
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Louisiana College Squad Invades Mexico Again
ATLANTA June 27 The Louisiana College squad will travel to Mexico again as Bobby Jones returns home. Mr and Mrs Asa G Candler Jr invite him to fly in their Lockheed Wasp Vega monoplane from New York to Minneapolis for the national event.
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Wildcats ready for 1930 slate under Walden at Louisiana college
Alexandria June 27 Louisiana college Wildcats, unbeaten in the S I A A last fall, prepare for eight games this October and November including a rematch with the University of Mexico. Coach Walden fields 31 prospects with Stumpy Taliaferro as quarterback and a mix of veterans and freshmen aiming to toughen the lineup.
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Cubs Brace for Slumping Star Rajah and Injured Lineup
The Chicago Cubs face a tough stretch as Rogers Hornsby deals with a heel and ankle injuries while Lester Bell and Hal Carlson also miss time. The team, led by manager Joe McCarthy, rallies to stay near the pennant pace despite a long casualty list.
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Suhr Draws Base on Balls as Pitchers Labor
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games see long innings with Collard taking the loss. Speece and Smythe combine for the relief effort as hits mount and 9 men on base apiece.
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Lefty Bryan Advances Toward Cotton States Tennis Final
Robert Lefty Bryan, 17 from Chattanooga, will face winner of Wilmer Hines and Jim Free in the Cotton States Tourney final in Anniston Alabama after defeating Jack Mooney in five sets. Thunder rain halted semifinals and postponed doubles. Mooney and George Boynton reached final by beating Bryan and Ed Newell.
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Columbia
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Bryan
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Hines
Mooney
George Boynton
Alden Simpson
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Yesterday’s Baseball Scores and Tonight’s Schedule
Yesterday’s results show Brooklyn 7 Chicago 1 and New York 12 St. Louis 4 as the main outcomes. In tonight’s schedule, Cotton States League games include Baton Rouge at Monroe and Pine Bluff at Jackson with others in the Southern and Texas Leagues plus American and National League matchups across multiple cities.
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Southern Association baseball results report
Teams Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga Little Rock Birmingham Mobile Nashville Memphis played in a Southern Association series. Score lines show wins and losses with lineups including Campbell Pete Hasty Gibson and others. Final tallies reflect 4 to 10 in Birmingham Mobile 3 Memphis 11 and related box summaries.
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Western League Oklahoma City Hard-Fought Victory
In a Western League game Oklahoma City defeated TFU Jones and Fitzpatrick 204 to 2 after a strong start. May Smallwood Cottey Naylor and Clarke contributed in the scoring and defensive effort.
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Yankees apologize for attack on baseball writer
Edward G. Barrow, business manager of the New York Yankees, apologized for striking Bill Slocum of the New York American. Owner Jacob Ruppert expressed profound regret and named George Perry to handle press contacts formerly managed by Barrow. The incident stemmed from Slocum's critical article about secrecy in trades.
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National League season leaders and American League highlights
Batting leader Fisher tops the National League with .431 for the Cardinals while Cubs star Cuyler drives runs with 65 and Klein of the Phillies reaches 100 hits. Home runs are led by Wilson and Berger at 22. Usyler leads triples with 11 for the Cubs. In the American League Siemons of the Athletics has 403 batting, Ruth of the Yankees 81 runs, Gehrig 78 RBIs, Hodapp 96 hits, Genringer and McManus 21 doubles, Combs 11 triples, Ruth 22 homers and Rive 12 stolen bases.
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Klein First Man to Make 100 Hits
Chicago June 27 Chuck Klein of the slugging Phillies became the first major league player to reach 100 hits in the 1930 season. He collected three for 100 yesterday in a doubleheader loss to Pittsburgh. Hodapp leads the American League with 96, while neither Klein nor Hodapp tops the league batting charts.
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Boxing Results From Four Midwest Venues
In Mason City Jimmy Gibbons of St. Paul outpointed Art Max of Omaha. In Greenwood Sailor Campbell beat Wesley Senn of Muskogee. Tom Hambrick and Soldier Voleman fought to a draw. In Vicksburg Kid Harry Manteris of Natchez stopped Vic Moran of New Orleans in five rounds.
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New Orleans
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