Drillers Lose Again As Monroe Routs Jackson In Play
Monroe outslugged Jackson 8 to 4 in a game highlighted by Granade two doubles driving in three runs. Polian struggled early but settled, while Hutcheson hit a homer for Monroe and Kane led Jackson with solid defense at second base. Umpire dispute from Baton Rouge loom as league decision pending.
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Monroe
Oilers
Polian
Granade
McDonald
Kane
Baton Rouge
Frank A. Scott
Vicksburg
Drillers
Laurel El Dorado Split Doubleheader in Mississippi
In Laurel Mississippi El Dorado defeated Laurel 4 3 in the opener and won the nightcap 6 0. Seely hit a solo homer in the first game as the Baby Cards rallied in the eighth but fell short. Lundell and Kirkham both hit back to back homers in the sixth of the final game, McCall drove in the winning run in the ninth after a passed ball and wild pitch.
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Seely
Baby Cards
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Kirkham
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Dorado
Babe Herman Leads National League Batting Race
Babe Herman of Brooklyn tops the NL batting averages for the week ending June 24 with .382 over 58 games. Mel Ott leads in runs 64 and RBIs 77 while Frank McCormick tops hits with 359. Burleigh Grimes leads wins 11 and Syl Johnson 6. Philadelphia tops team batting at .310. Cubs lead fielding at .975.
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Babe Herman
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Herman
Frank O'Doeul
Philadelphia
Melvin Ott
Giants
Bill Terry
Chick Hafey
St. Louis
Lloyd Waner
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago
Terry
Roush
Frisch
Stephenson
Hafey
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Ott
Cuyler
Burleigh Grimes
Guy Bush
Sylvester Johnson
Cubs
Yale's Aycock Wins Intercollegiate Golf Title
Tommy Aycock of Yale captured the intercollegiate golf championship by defeating Yale captain Marshall Forrest 5 up and 4 to play. He previously eliminated Maurice McCarthy of Georgetown and Lester Bolstad. Aycock, a 22 year old sophomore from Jacksonville, Florida, won despite a final 32 holes totaling 17 over par.
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N. J
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Marshall Forrest
Maurice McCarthy
Georgetown
Lester Bolstad
Eli Star
Jacksonville
Fla
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Florida
Boxing Night Results Across Cities
In Chicago Jackie Fields defeated Farmer Joe Cooper by knockout. Pocatello’s Spug Myers knocked out Jackie Moore in five. Ace Huggins of Nebraska outpointed Charley Belanger of Canada in San Francisco. Everett Strong from Omaha won on a foul against Bert Colima of Whittier in Hollywood.
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Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
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Terre Haute
Ind
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Pocatello
Idaho
Jackie Moore
San Francisco
Ace Huggins
Nebraska
Charley Belanger
Canada
Hollywood
Cal
Everett Strong
Omaha
Bert Colima
Whittier
Baseball Game Summary From Scattered OCR
Lee led with several RBIs credited to Jackson Seely Harper Lundell and Dorley. Harris Harper and Lundell each had two base hits while Seely hit a home run. Jackson had a sacrifice and Distel stole a base. Wisrock connected on a double play with Harris and Jackson. Pitcher Sy Petit allowed eight runs and eight hits in seven innings. wild pitch by Petit. Burleson and Lee yielded walks and Bunse recorded strikeouts.
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Phelps
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Hutcheson
Polvod
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Lundell
Dorley
Harris
Distel
Wisrock
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Petit
Halls
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Bunse Me
Keeler Hints On St. Cloud Golf And Historic Low Rounds
The piece recalls St. Cloud as a 6507 yard course in 1926 with baked turf where long drives and tough putting shaped scores. It notes Aubrey Boomer’s 61 at St. Cloud and Horton Smith’s 66 66 70 71 on his twenty first birthday, alongside historic lows by Duncan, Hagen, Braid, Aylmer, Black, and Jones.
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O. B. Keeler
Aubrey Boomer
St. Cloud Country Club
Paris
Horton Smith
St. Cloud
Son Cleo
Broomer
George Duncan
Axenfels
Lucerne
Walter Hagen
United States
Bellair
Fla
James Braid
Hedderwick
Scotland
Colin Aylmer
John Black
Local Golf Clubs Open New Match Series
Riverside Club hosts Municipal Club in a Sunday match at Riverside course starting 1 p.m. A 16-match lineup includes Johnny Camel Lund Harper Prioleau Ellis against Cc L Willis and a sequence of singles. The event marks the series debut amid high anticipation and features players aiming to win for their clubs. Oliver Thomas defeats former teacher and defending champion Arthur Bartlett two up in an upset bid.
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Riverside Country Club
Riverside Club
H.L. Mashaw
W. B. Clark
Aaron Parker
Bill Gladney
H. Frazier
Harry Walton
Bill Downing
Fred Hudson
M. C. McDonald
D. Y. Smith
I. Dragin
C.C. Boardman
J. C. Liner, Sr
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H. S. Parker
Elmer
Curtiss Smith
FE. T. Lampkin
M. L. Padgett
Donald Lee Davis
P. Rodriguez
Alston
Prophit
Will Atkinson
Jack Herrington
Tom Adame
Jimmie Noe
M. M. Murholland
Tom Munholland
GG. Guerriero
Johnnie Sherrouse
R. Guerriero
Tom Standifer
R. Braswell
J. E. Godfrey
John Theus
Dick Downes
Leo Vandegaer
H. Lerch
Willie Jones
Albert Horuff
Art Sirquine
Jack Rogers
Sam Newsome
Sturning
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa, Ia
Foxx Leads A L Bat Averages Amid Week of Pitching
Chicago June 29 The Athletics star Jimmy Foxx topped the American League batting with an unofficial .405 mark after the latest week including Wednesday games. Connie Mack’s club led team batting at .316 while Bob Grove and others posted wins as Detroit trailed in team totals.
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Bob Grove
Macks
Associated Press
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Yankees
Red Sox
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Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Biack
Bob Forthengill
Tiger
Foxx
al Simmons
Mickey Cochrane
Bing Miller
Vic Sorrell
Detroit
Rube Walberg
Eddie Rommell
Connie Mack
Grove
House of Mack
Salesman Meets Maytag in Finals
In Omaha on June 29 a wealthy Iowa bond salesman and a young Iowa rival played the final 36 holes for the trans Mississippi amateur golf title. The banker type Maytag, nicknamed Bug, faced the challenger in a high stakes championship showdown.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
PeBS Split Double With Lookouts
The Southern Association saw eight clubs in twin bills. Little Rock beat Chattanooga 8 to 6 in the second game, Lookouts 4 to 2 over Atlanta, Sanders blanked Memphis 3 to 0 in the second game, Andrews held Atlanta to two runs in a 2 to 0 Birmingham beat New Orleans 5 to 2, Chapman drove in two runs.
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Southern Association
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Lookouts
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Moon
Sanders
Nashville Vols
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Tribe
Andrews
Bruins
Chapman
New Orleans
Barons
Birmingham
Brown
U S L T A Explains Gate Receipts and Tilden Reinstatement
The U S L T A publishes an official explanation on executive costs and overall profits from tennis, noting revenues fund promotion and development while officers serve unpaid. It also details Bill Tilden II's reinstatement and calls the feud between the association and its leaders a profitless squabble.
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United States
Bill Tilden
W. T. Tilden
Bledon
Herrick
Fren Tennis Association
Fra
Associatis
Cullom
Aole
Ting
U. S&s
King Featured Syndicate, Inc
Pill Rollers to Host Clarks Te Here Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at the park the Pill Rollers meet Clarks Te in a baseball game before local fans. The Pill Rollers, boosted by former stars, have won several straight games and recent victory over the Swartz club boosts confidence for a competitive afternoon.
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Clarks
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Pill Rollers
Swartz
Drillers
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