City Leaguers Tie for First in Doubleheader
The Pittsburg Heaters and the Sun remain tied atop the city league standings after split results in a Schwab Field doubleheader. In the opener, Mosel limited the Heaters as Gulf Oilers edged the Roemers 2 1, while the Boemers were downed 22 to so in the later game. Notable performances included Mosel’s pitching, O’Shaunghnessy and Trérams for the Roemers, and Lipsey contributing for the Hearts while the Sun and Beaters faced miscues and late rallies. Umpires Dunsmore and Gastinzer called the action at 1:35.
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Wichita Falls and Shreveport Forge High-Scoring Twin Bill
In Texas League action Shreveport defeated Wichita Falls 12-8 in game one and 20-11 in game two. Key hitters include Hoffman Lamb Turgeon and Benton for Wichita Falls, with multiple players driving in runs and homers by Brainard and Hoffman. Both games featured high offense, long innings, and notable pitching on the mound.
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Fillingim Wins 4-2 For Beaumont Beats Waco
Beaumont pitcher Dana Fillingim earned a fifth straight win as Beaumont defeated Waco 4 to 2. Offense sparked early with Waco and Beaumont trading runs, Ellert being struck most by the Beaumont lineup. Box score lists McNamara Reagan Connolly Gilver Davis Galloway Pratt and West as key hitters with Davis scoring twice and West adding a three-base hit. Umpires Held and Daty.
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Powell Leads Gun Club in Perfect 50 Shot Show
Powell achieved a perfect 50 of 50 in a San Antonio Gun Club weekly shoot ahead of municipal transit discussions. Tompkins and Saunders tied for second with 49 of 50, while Totston 47 Huber 40 Adens 41 Steffler 40 Hudson 29 Timmins 38 Levy 21 of 25 targets.
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British golf pros trained as team wins over Americans
Universal Service Star reports from Virginia Water England on June 7 that the British golf captain defends his squad after a heavy loss. He says the British players are well trained and that the American team was not at full strength due to professional eligibility, with Ted Ray urging a future return to the United States to claim the American championship next year.
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Moscow Prepares Red Proletarian Olympic in 1928
Moscow June 6 Red sportsmen worldwide gear up for the first Proletarian Olympic set for summer 1928. Red Sport International affiliates and independent workers unions will send thousands of young participants to display proletarian strength and spread propaganda for the Red Republic between gymnastics swimming rowing and football events. Gregory Zinoviev sees rivals and allies as both share the sport intern goals in this international gathering. Golf entries in Omaha exceed 170 for the 17th Oklahoma state amateur championship opening Monday at the Oklahoma Golf and Country Club.
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Glaiser Leads Sunsets to Win Over Seguin in Eight
Burke Glaiser powered Seguin hitless until the seventh inning as the San Antonio S P Sunsets beat Seguin 8 to 4. Clyde Conoly homered for the decisive score and fielded well at first. Seguin rallied for two in the eighth but could not overcome the Sunsets. Batteries Glaiser Betts Hicks Schtenemann. Also Weinert heads to Los Angeles to meet Pat Lester in a ten round coast fight on June 15.
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