Early Baseball Roundup Highlights Hurlers and Standings
In spring play reports, Ida College hurler 10 shows promise for Presa Reds as Nations league races unfold. Yankees, Cubs, and Braves battle for spots. Ty Tyson to hospital after injury. Porter signs with Florida Gators. Ulrich shines for Phillies in a 9 4 win over Robins. Grove strikes out 10 as Yankees edge in, Tigers halt streak with loss to Athletics. Red Sox hammer Browns 7 0. White Sox hold Browns to four hits.
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Gonnie Mack
Stumby Black
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Intercollegiate Golf Championships Start in Philadelphia
Golfers from 11 colleges begin action at the Cricket Club in Philadelphia. Yale defends the team title against Harvard Princeton Penn State Dartmouth William Brown Union Holy Cross and Drake. The 72 hole event serves as team championship and individual qualifying, with match play starting Thursday.
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Latzo Defends Welterweight Title in Newark Bout
Pete Latzo of Scranton Pa world welterweight champion defends his title in a 12 round fight at Dreamland Park Newark New Jersey against Willie Harmon of New York. The bout is scheduled as a no decision affair with a knockout potential for Harmon to win the title.
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Sworld
Willie Harmon
New York
Boxing roundup reports reigning champions in several cities
Kid Kaplan wins a technical knockout in 10 rounds over Garcia in Hartford. Tiger Flowers stops Numann in Newark in 10 rounds. Red Chapman defeats Al Corbett by ten rounds. Sammy Oston outpoints Carl Tre leveland. Jimmy Cassell falls on a foul from Bud in Kansas City. Napoleon Dorval draws in ten rounds in Chicago.
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Conn
Kid Kaplan
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Chamwon
Garcia
Baltimore
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Atlanta
Ray Numann
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Sammy Oston
Carl Treleveland
Standings and Scores From Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday's results include Meridian 5 Laurel 2 Gulfport 1 Hattiesburg 7 Vicksburg 4 Jackson 5 and Boston 6 Washington 2 Philadelphia 7 New York 1 Cleveland 8 Detroit 4 Chicago 7 St Louis 0 plus Philadelphia 9 Brooklyn 4 New York 38 Boston 2 Cincinnati Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 11 St Louis 3.
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Ruston Golfers to Start Initial Big Meet Today
Ruston 9 hole course to host first big tournament Tuesday at 4 p m Floyd Pearce notes course in fine condition Club officers listed A W Hadley president Allen Barksdale vice president C R Heard secretary treasurer Capt E L Kidd C E Hodge John Ben Kendall and Chas Carter will lead the opening lineup None of these players has prior golf stroke or hazard experience a large crowd expected to attend
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Ruston
Ruston Galf Club
Floyd Pearce
A. W. Hadley
Allen Barksdale
Co R Heard
Tressurer
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C. E. Hodge
John Ben Kendall
Chas. Carter
Columbus Social Club Defeats Eros in Eleven Inning Game
Eros, La. June 28. The Columbus Social Club of Monroe defeated Eros 9 to 7 in eleven innings Sunday afternoon. Hearne pitched well for Eros but received poor support. Slim Killingsworth extended his hitting streak with four hits in five at bats. Batteries: C S C Jacola Fontana. Eros Hearne Killingsworth.
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Columbus Social Club
Monroe
Hearne
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Jacola
Fontana
Klllingsworth
Baseball Leaders From The National And American Leagues
The AP list highlights season leaders with Reds batting .373 and Cardinals pitcher Rhem at 11-1 in the National League. In the American League Kluth of the Yankees tops batting at .396 with Ruth leading in runs and homers and Shaute of the Indians 6-? in wins.
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Reds
Blades
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Cuyler
Pirates
Frisch
Giants
Wright
Bottomley
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Shaute
Mobile club saga ends with taxi brawl and fines
In New Orleans a birthday night turned chaotic as Mobile manager Milton Stock and players OBrien Richie Murray clashed with taxi drivers after OBrien became a free agent. Police jailed one cabman, fined four at 25 dollars, and jailed another for contempt.
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Mobile Baseball Club
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Pete Richie
George Murray
Stock
Mamos Wins in Shreveport Wrestling Bout
Shreveport hosts its first wrestling card with Greek heavyweight Mamos defeating Polo in straight falls. Kanoff was absent, Polo subbed in. Promoter Journee plans Monroe cards of higher class and showcases Polis, Vasell, and Bernardi on a double bill to please fans.
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Harry Mamos
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Mamos
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Monroe
Journee
George Wisell
Pole
George Vasell
Mike Polis
Polis
Jornee
Tony Bernardi
Mobile Tops Pelicans as Barons Split Twin Bill
Mobile defeated the Pelicans 9 to 6 in New Orleans as Atlanta beat Birmingham and Chattanooga split a double header with Little Rock. The Pelicans had 11 hits off three Mobile pitchers and Head belted a ninth inning homer for New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
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Little Rock
Pelicans
Nuyter
Seldemier
Merrett
Warmouth
Milton
Scots
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Lewis
Meridian Climbs City Tennis Meet to Lead Tie
Plans advance for Meridian Municipal Tennis Tournament at Forsythe Park on Friday. Six events, free admission, 3 p.m. start, runners up receive cups. Tsune Lemle in charge of registration. event expected to draw large entries and public spectators.
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Forsythe Park
Monroe
Lndies
Tsune Lemle
Julius Lemle Co
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens and Invigorates
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for restoring color and increasing appetite. It claims a strengthening, invigorating effect and urges quick use for better vitality.
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GROVE
Huskies win regatta classic at Poughkeepsie
University of Washington crews defeated the Naval Academy in a four mile Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta climax on the Hudson. Washington led by about a dozen feet at the finish, prevailing by a second in a fast race.
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Lenglen Withdraws from Wimbledon Tennis Tournament
Suzanne Lenglen, the French lawn tennis champion, withdrew entirely from Wimbledon after missing yesterday's singles. Miller Lenglen said neuritis in her right arm caused the exit, and she appeared worn amid controversy with tournament officials over match order. She plans to watch today's Wimbledon matches if weather permits and has not set a return date to France.
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