Hoffner Two Strokes Behind Oakley After Brae Burn Open
Grantland Rice reports at Newton Massachusetts that Michael Brady of Oakley leads the Brae Burn Open Championship after two rounds, with Hoffner two strokes back. Hoffner shot 74 to stay near Brady as players struggled with greens and drifting mists, while Evans, Hutchinson and Ouimet contend, and McNamara falters on short putts.
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Golf Open Qualifiers and Round Highlights Amid Turbulent Play
The article lists golfers such as Mike Brady Walter Hagen and Tommy McNamara with scores and rounds, detailing strong starts and shaky finishes. It notes Hagen opening with two, shooting a 73, and McNamara turning around a rough start with superb putting and approach shots, tying records with a 72.
Roth's Triple Clears Bases in Philly Win Over Browns
Bobby Roth hit a seventh inning bases loaded triple to lift Philadelphia to a 6 3 home victory over St Louis. Davenport pitched well for Philadelphia against Johnson who was pulled for a pinch hitter later. Key hits by Gerken Davenport and others, several errors and miscues noted in a rough, text-heavy recap.
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Cicotte Beats Red Sox For Seventh Straight
Chicago pitcher Eddie Cicotte won his seventh game of the season and extended his winning streak to seven as Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 3 in the series opener. Ruth and Cicotte received strong defensive support while Weaver and Beat featured for the visitors.
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Umpire and McBride Target of Pop Battles
Washington and Cleveland opened the series with Cleveland winning 3 to 2 as Shaw’s miscues aided the visitors. Umpire Nalrn faced projectiles after a seventh inning dispute, McBride was cut by flying glass, and umpire Nellin was struck by a fan.
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Southern Association Memynim baseball result
A fragmented report from the Southern Association notes a baseball event at Palo Grounds with unclear team names and a 2:80 PM start. The text contains several garbled words making full details uncertain.
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Cubs Wallop Phillies 6-3 in First Game Trip
Chicago bats explode in the opener, defeating Philadelphia 6 to 3. Pitcher Otis J. Smith is charged with the loss as Flack is ejected by umpire Byron after a dispute on a called strike.
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Australians Win Allied Net Team Championship
Australian team clinched the inter Allied tennis team title with wins in both singles and doubles. Wood and Lycett defeated Washburn and Mathey 6 4 6 3 6 2 to seal the doubles crown, while Patterson beat Watson Washburn 6 1 in Saturday’s singles. Andre Gobert won the Allied singles championship for France.
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Open golf championship lead held by Brady at 148
Grantland Rice reports Oakland Club pro M Brady led after two rounds of the open golf championship with a 74 in the second round, matching his first round score for a total of 148. The coverage notes Brady’s position atop the leaders as the event progresses.
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Huggins on Yankees Need Three Essentials to Win
Huggins argues three departments decide games for the New York Yankees pitching, batting, and defensive support, with speed subsidiary. He notes Connie Mack's club is faster, but a team with sufficient three factors can win, and asks how much is enough.
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Huggins the Mandarin Shapes Baseball Mindset
Huggins the Mandarin is praised as a deep student of baseball. Raised in a tough school, he learned many manager lessons early and developed sharp, smart tactics. His career touches Cincinnati and St. Louis, highlighting his reputation as a premier baseball mind and strategist.
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Notables at Swimming Meet of A. E. F. Units
In Lake St James Bois de Boulogne the United States Army swimmers won the A. E. F. championship events 24 to 17 over four divisions. Notables watched include Secretary of State Lanning and John W. Davis. Hanley and Gardner also scored wins for their units.
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Carpentier to Box at Inter-Allied Carnival
Paris reports Georges Carpentier will represent the French army in heavyweight boxing at the Inter-Allied games. A. E. M. trainers aim to assemble top American heavies to face him, with Bob Martin and Al Norton being groomed for the challenge.
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Giants Wallop Fisher in First Of Red Series
The Giants beat the Reds 6 to 2 in Cincinnati as Ray Fisher earned victory relief. Moe Berg and Groh provided key hits while Fletcher drove in runs, and Benton held Cincinnati in check through eight innings before Fisher closed out the win. The New York club, atop the standings, opened the series with a strong offensive showing at their pursuer’s home ground.
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Young Anderson Upsets Lt Ball In Metropolitan Tennis
Upsets marked the Metropolitan championship singles on the Ne York Tennis Club clay courts as the 128-player field dwindled to 14 survivors. Young Brooklyn giant Anderson outplayed Lt Peter Ball in straight sets 75 3-6 0 and then defeated Russian J Nikonov 6-1 8-0, using reach and net play to dominate.
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Shore against Leonard at Polo Grounds in Tigers-Yankees clash
Erain Shore will start for the Yankees and Dutch Leonard for the Tigers in a decisive Polo Grounds game. Both pitchers used to play for the Red Sox, with New England baseball fans watching closely how Leonard’s holdout affects tactics and morale.
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Bodie quits field and New York team after rebuke
The Yankees beat the Tigers 2 to 1 in the opening game of the series. The Whites won the Sox tilt in Boston, keeping the Yankees and White Sox one and a half games back from the lead. Tigers lack key players Hughey Eeyah Jennings Young and Buch, banished for their Boston game conduct.
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Departure of Ping Bodie Shocks Polo Grounds Crowd
In a dramatic Polo Grounds contest the Yankees defeated Detroit 2 to 1 as Ping Bodie quit the game after a fourth inning outburst. Francisco Pizzola's anger and Bodie’s walkout echoed a larger scene of turmoil while Thormahlen stifled Tigers, Cobb’s dash to third and Vick’s two runs framed the scoring. Heydler observed Cubs Phillies later, noting steady umpires and a calm field.
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Dodgers Lose as Pfeffer Fails in Rough Six in Pittsburgh
Dodgers suffer their 11th straight defeat on Wilbert Robinson’s Western journey. Jeff Pfeffer was pulled in the fifth after giving up nine safe hits as the Pirates beat the Flatbush Fusileers 10 to 6 at Forbes Field. Larry Cheney relieved three innings. Al Mamaux closed for Brooklyn amid a game heavy with offense and rough defense. Kruger belted a homer, his first in two years, in a high-scoring slugfest unacceptable to the visitors.
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Cards Rally To Top Braves 4 2 In Opener
In St Louis on June 10, the Cardinals beat the Boston Braves 4 to 2, aided by two hits and a base on balls off Dick Rudolph and a sixth inning infield out. Gowdy day featured as the Braves catcher received a wrist watch and flowers from admirers amid the noisy crowd.
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