Buffaloes Beat Sioux City 7 to 6 in 12 Innings
Omaha Buffaloes rally in the ninth to tie Sioux City Packers 6 6 then win 7 6 in a 12 inning battle. Heinie Manush and Whitey Gislason spark late rally as Darrough delivers decisive run and Dan Tipple wins.
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Gaines Beats Johnston in Western Amateur Round
Omaha golfer Francis Gaines defeated Harrison Johnston of St Paul 1 up in the second round of the Western Amateur Golf Tournament held in Kansas City. Gaines moved to a higher position in the tournament standings with the win.
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Races Draw Big Crowds at McCook Elks Meet
Crowds fill McCook Nebraska for Elks races the second day featuring two harness events and four saddle races. Winners include Dillon Reaper in the :25 pace and Innovation in the five-eighths. Purse totals range from 75 to 200 with major placements noted. An equal series concludes tomorrow with boxing headlining Johnny Stopper and Alex Maurice.
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British Golf Stars Sail for U S Tour from London
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, leading British golfers, sailed from London to board the liner Majestic at Southampton. They plan a three month tour playing at U S courses with a match at Field Club on July 20.
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President A N Featherstone's Team Wins Miller Park Match
The annual team match at Miller Park Sunday saw President A N Featherstone's squad defeat Vice President Seavey Hudson's team 40 to 36. Phil Kendall claimed the brokers Logan and Bryan special prize while Charles Thiessen posted the low net 66 for 18 holes.
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Baseball Rules Clarifications on Foul Fly and Runners
A baseball Q and A covers double plays on foul flies, runners advancing on fouls, and home run rulings. It explains that a fouled ball caught can still yield a double play, a lead off runner may be forced back if rules require, home runs depend on umpire calls and ball touch, and penalties for baserunning errors are outlined with coach conduct guidance.
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Double header split as New York and Philadelphia tally wins
New York and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with the visitors taking the first game while New York clinched the second by batting off Bingieton and Winters. Meusel Williams and Klein led offense in a high scoring day as pitchers shuffled roles.
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Legion Umpire Hurt by Foul Tip
Detroit June 2 Brick Owens an American Legion umpire sustained a contusion and injuries to his left side when struck by a foul tip from Veach in the fourth inning of Chicago against Detroit. Initial reports said collarbone fracture but later said no fracture. He will miss up to two weeks.
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Pairings for Western Amateur Tournament
Today's pairings for the Western amateur golf tournament list 36 hole matches in Kansas City Missouri. Chick Evans of Chicago meets Ted Payeur of Des Moines Jease Suttle of Kansas City faces Fred Wright of Los Angeles Francis Caine plays George Von Elm Salt Lake City versus Clarence Wolff of St Louis versus B Davidson Herron of Chicago.
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Local baseball roundup from Friend to Pawnee City
Local sports notes: Friend beats Geneva 8 to 1 on Geneva grounds with Peirson and Murphy in batteries. Fullerton shuts out Wolbach 7 0 as Hoffman dominates. Humphrey tops Newman 5 4 and then loses to Columbus 6 2. David City tops Wroe’s Fremont 6 2. Burch’s pitching shines. Pawnee City to send two Fourth of July teams to Wymore and Burchard. Black Sox and Indians schedule games.
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Parson Sought to Contact Omaha Spalding Street All Stars Manager
Dayas, manager of the Omaha Spalding Street All-Stars, requests the parson who phoned Tuesday night for a game to write him at 1723 Spalding Street or call Kenwood 214.
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Standings and results from the Western League and majors
Standings show Western League teams Omaha Wichita and Des Moines leading with mixed results. Major leagues list New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago with yesterday's scores and upcoming matchups across the circuits.
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Beatrice Beals Beating Lincoln In Nine
Fairbury defeats Lincoln 14 0 with Wolfolk earning his 12th straight victory. Umpire Smith protected after a disputed call at third in the ninth. June games in Fairbury Nebraska. Wolfolk pitched a complete game for the win.
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Wichita Breaks Tie To Take Final From Oklahoma City
Wichita defeats Oklahoma City 6 to 4 in the final game of the series to secure a four game win streak. Pitt Middleton Ginglardi Smith Musser Berger McDaniel East and Haley star for Wichita with Allen pitching. Tulsa 18 St Joseph 0 also reported with Boehler and Lindberg strong for Tulsa.
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Two Middle Westerners Survive Fifth Round
In the intercollegiate tennis singles championship at Merion Cricket club six players advanced after the fifth round. Surviving competitors include Walter Wesbrook of Michigan Wray Brown of Washington University Phil Neer of Stanford and L F E Williams of Yale.
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Big Upset in Western Amateur as St Paul Star Falls
Harrison Johnston of St Paul loses to Francis Gaines of Omaha in a key Western Amateur round. Eddie Held and Chick Evans survive tight tests while several matches go to extra holes, including a dramatic finish on the 18th green. George Van Elm rallies from behind to turn the tide in his match.
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Sagalowsky Wins in Illinois State Tourney
Julius Sagalowsky of Indianapolis wins his first junior round at Skokie Country Club in the Illinois State Championship by defeating Robert Carter 6 05 6 0. He follows with a 6 3 3 6 3 win over Frank O Connell as Illinois participants advance. Tilden and Wiener pair win in doubles.
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