Western Amateur field trimmed for final 18 holes
From Mission Hills Kansas City three dozen players aim for 32 match play spots in the thirtieth Western Amateur after Mondays tough round. Notable contenders include Clarence Hubby Chester Jones Frank Aylward and Frank English tied for medalist pace with 71s while Moe and Carter stand at par with 72. Prominent names Chick Evans and Art Sweet failed to crack the top 32, Wildcats, Edged by the course, many withdrew heading into Tuesday’s qualifying.
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Mission Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Mission Hills
Clarence Hubby
Dallas
Texas
Chester Jones
University of Kansas
rom ‘@Wrence
Kan
Frank Aylward
Frank English
Milburn Country Club
Donald Moe
Keefe Carter, Jr
Oklahoma City
Okla
Moe
Alderwood Country Club
Portland
Ore
Frank Dolp
Chick Evans
Art Sweet
Lone
Monda
Home Run Leaders Across Leagues
Gehrig and Ruth headline American League home run leaders with Yankees. Simmons and Foxx top the Athletics and Detroit Tigers in the NL Ott leads the Giants with Hafey and Bottomley among Cardinals hitters. Other notable names include Meusel Dickey Haas McManus Gozlin Kamm Waner and Comorasky with various team rosters listed.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Foxx
Alexander
Tigers
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Hafey
Cardinals
Wilson
Cubs
Meusel
Dickey
Haas
Schuble
McManus
Gozlin
Senators
Kamm
White Sox
Bottomley
Cards
Hurst
Waner
Pirates
Comorasky
Bressler
Robins
Herman
Spring Valley Caddies Triumph Over Lorain Club 15 to 8
Spring Valley caddies earned their fourth straight win Monday afternoon beating Lorain Country Club 15 to 8. Chuck Rudy led with a 90. Dave Robertson and Tony Billac earned $3, Joe O’Leiar and $4, Carl Kushin $4, with the Kushin brothers winning four points each. Robertson sank a sand trap holeout on No. 13 and both Robertson and Rudy staged second nine rallies to seal their matches.
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Spring Valley
Lorain Country Club
Lorain
Chuck Rudy
Dave Robertson
Tony Billac
Joe O’leiar
Carl Kushin
Kushin Brothers
Bobby Jay
Howard Kushin
Don Gurney
Loughran Resumes Training After Lake Rescue Hero Moment
Hoosick Falls New York July 9 Tommy Loughran light heavy weight champion resumed training today for his bout with Jimmy Braddock next week. His day of rest was interrupted when he saved Miss Henna Ehmler niece of Hans Ehmler from drowning after she fell from a boat on the lake.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Tommy Loughran
Jimmy Braddock
Loughran
Henna Ehmler
Hans Ehmler
Miss Ehmler
Elyria Legion Jr Baseball Nine Set to Face Akron Champs Saturday
Elyria's 17 year old Legion juniors prepare for a key twin bill against Akron Legion champions at River View Park. Freddy Rule and Pinky Smith lead Elyria's pitching, with hopes high for a run to district state and national Legion titles after a month of practice and no outside opponents.
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Elyria Legion JR
Akron Legion
American Legion
Jack Ambrose
Elyria Legion
Riverview Park
Rubber City
Tire City
Elyria Lads
Elyria High School
Akronites
Freddy Rule
Elyria High
Moundsman
Lake Erie
Pinky Smith
E. H
Legionnaire
Akron
Cleveland
Legion
Vance McWeeney Strain Dents Robins Loyal Hurlers
Brooklyn Robins backed Dazzy Vance and Buzz McWeeney with large salaries expecting many wins. Vance, last year’s strikeout leader, has been limited by kidney trouble and a sore arm, delivering only one inning in the last nine days. McWeeney posted mixed results earlier, with 14 wins in 1928 but 14 losses, though his ERA suggested strength. Uncertainty surrounds both pitchers as the season progresses.
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New York
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Robins
Dazzy Vance
Buzz McWeeney
Wilbert
Vance
Robinson
McWeeney
Robins
Brooklyn
Weener
Vaner
Taele Wilbert
Youngstown Girl Expected 10 Win Title in Golf
Louise Fordyce of Youngstown led 108 women in the Ohio state women’s golf championship at Portage Country Club with 79 in medal play. She held a five-stroke edge on Mrs. Curtis Sohl of Columbus, as match play began and anticipation grew that Fordyce would claim the title.
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Akron. C
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Portage Country Club
Curtis Soh
Columbus
Nelson
Dayton
Julian Trier
Cleveland
Miss Fordyce
E. W. Phelps
N. C. Mather
Akron
Sohl
Edith Begg
Misa Fordyce
Church League Games Tonight at Local Parks
The Church League resumes with St. Agnes facing Church of Christ at Cascade. Methodists meet St. Mary’s at MacFinley field. Hungarian Reform plays Grace Lutheran at Hamilton field. Holy Cross faces Baptists at Franklin field.
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St. Agnes
Church of Christ
Cascade
Methodists
St. Mary's
MacFinley Field
Grace Lutheran
Hamilton Field
Holy Cross
The
Baptists
Franklin Field
Leading Hitters in American and National Leagues
Baseball leaders listed by league with games played, at bats, runs, hits, and batting averages. Notable names include Foxx Phil and Manush St Louis in the American League and Herman Bk Terry O Doul Hornsby Traynor in the National League. A note recalls a year ago today leader Goslin and Hornsby leading in prior figures.
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G. AR. R. H. Pet. Foxx
Manush
St. L
Lazzeri
N.Y
Chrane
Phil
Simons
G. AB. R. H. Pet. Herman
Terry
O'Doul
Hornsby
Chi
Traynor
Pitts
Boston
Stengel, Bohne Suspended in American Association
Chicago July 8 two American Association players face indefinite suspensions. Manager Casey Stengel of Toledo is suspended by league president Thomas Hckey for alleged striking of Late Boone. Columbus third baseman and Sammy Bohne of Minneapolis are charged with inciting a general brawl between St Paul and Minneapolis on July 4.
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Chicago
Casey Stengel
Toledo
Thomas Hckey
Boone
Columbus
Sammy Bohne
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indians Beat Red Sox The Rally Breaks Through
Cleveland tops Boston 5 to 2 as Dick Porter Bib Falk and Myatt drive in runs in the sixth inning. Shaute earns his first win in a month after MacFayden struggles, yielding 11 hits and all Boston runs. Falk and Averill make standout catches as Cleveland improves to .500.
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Cleveland
Red Sox
Danny MacFayden
Clevelanders
Tribe
Redskins
MacFayden
Jamieson
Fonseca
Bib Falk
Jamie
Myatt
Lew
Dick Porter
Falk
Hart Averill
Joe Shaute
Porter
Jamison
Rothrock
Shaute
J. Sewell
Boston
Bayne
Shooter
Reeves
Scarritt
W. Barrett
Todt
A. Gaston
R. Barrett
MacFayder
Heving
Detroit Expected to Win Regatta at Detro it
Detroit is favored to win the inter lake regatta underway in Detroit with the largest entry list. Toledo edges Cleveland for second place as first heats of sailboat races in forenoon and powerboats stage initial tryout this afternoon. Watchmen's dinner at Hotel Crescent last night was a brilliant social affair.
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Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Hotel Crescent
Qverlands Tie Fox Furnace For 1st Place In Industrial League
Massillon Ohio July 9 A rifle shooting tryout will be held at the Sunrise Rifle range near Massillon on Sunday July 14 to select members for Ohio State Civilian rifle team for National team matches at Camp Perry. Team captain A F Fredericks will conduct the event at the Massillon Canal Fulton road range four miles north of Massillon.
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Massillon, QC
Sunrise Rifle Range
Here
Ohio State
Ohio
Camp Perry
A. F. Fredericks
Massillon
Massillon Canal
Fulton Road
Standings Tighten After 6 5 Willys Overland Win
In Industrial Indoor-Outdoor league action Willys Overland beat Fox Furnaces 6 to 5 in extra innings to pull into a first place tie with the Furnaces at 10-2. Maddock drove in the winning run in the eighth. Powell scored on a long single. Tomorrow Fox Furnaces face Perry Fay at Franklin field while Willys Overland meet Colson at Skiney field. Colson stands 9-2 with a shot at the first half title. Two-base hits by Mike Mosoney Yarsa Phillips Traxler Reed Hinkle Ozminski Cebula among notes.
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Fox Furnace
Willys-Overland
Furnaces
Overlands
Maddock
Powell
Perry Fay
Franklin Field
Colson
ScKinley Field
G. W. L. Pet
R.H. Philadelphia
Ozminski
Eee
New York
Ser
Cebula
St. Louis
Detroit
Phillips
Ern
Cleveland
Aes Td
Zeleski
Ene
Hawkenberry
Washington
Gino
Chicago
Wee Ewes
Boldman
Boston Ore
al Traxler
Hinkle
C. Bare
Bone
FOX Forxce
R. H Reed
Mike
Tee
Yarsa
Eena
Tutt
Pittsburgh
Wee
Brooklyn Wee Ee Wee
Philadelphia
Boston
Cene Wees
Cincinnati
Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday and today
Yesterday Cleveland beat Boston 5 to 2 and Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 to 2. New York won 10 to 3 against St Louis while Washington edged Detroit 5 to 4. Today Boston visits Cleveland, Washington plays Detroit, Philadelphia faces Chicago, and New York travels to St Louis.
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Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Chiaczo
Scoreboard recaps: multiple baseball results and matchups
New York defeated Cincinnati 3 to 0 while Pittsburgh and Brooklyn posted four runs each in their matchup. Philadelphia edged St. Louis 6 to 5 and Chicago routed Boston 11 to 3. Remaining games list Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Boston, and St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Local Scores and Matchups In Regional Baseball Play
Milwaukee beats St. Paul 13 to 12 and Kansas City defeats Minneapolis 2 to 1. Louisville handles Toledo 10 to 1, with rain affecting Columbus against Indianapolis and remaining matchups including Toledo at Louisville and St. Paul at Milwaukee.
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American Association Club
W. L. Pet
Kansas City
Ee Ene
St. Paul Fe Ewe
Minneapolis
Eee
Eaae
Indianapolis
Louisvillette Sewn Eene
Columbus Snes Ees Ene
Toledo
Ete
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louiville
Columbus
Louisville
Baltimore and Toronto Face Off as Season Opens
Baltimore leads 1 9, Toronto 7 3. Buffalo 7, Jersey City 6. Newark 7, Montreal 4. Rochester 19, Reading 9. Matchups list Newark at Montreal and Jersey City at Buffalo along with Baltimore at Toronto and Reading at Rochester.
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International League Club
L. Pet
Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore Sete Ae
Newark Se
Ewe
Toronto Ttt Tween Es
Baltimore
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Reading
Watching the Scoreboard: Yankees, Cubs Win Big
Yesterday's sports roundup notes Larry Benton limiting the Reds to three hits in New York's 3 to 0 win, Burleigh Grimes guiding Pittsburgh past the Robins 4 to 0, Carlson’s Chicago Cubs routing Boston 11 to 3, and the Yankees 10 to 3 over St Louis as Pipgras and a quartet of sluggers lift New York. Philadelphia rebounds 3 to 2 vs Chicago with Grove allowing six hits. Haas belts a homer for the A's.
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Larry Benton
Cincinnati Reds
New York
George Pipgras
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Yanks
Dickey
Gehrig
Meusel
Washington tops Tigers in ten innings in opener
Washington edged the Detroit Tigers 5 to 4 after ten innings in the first game of a double header at De. The decisive inning featured late offense securing the narrow victory.
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Washington
Tigers
Erie Beats Fort Wayne 7 to 5 in Rainy Games
Erie wins 7 to 5 as Fort Wayne falters in wet conditions. Akron-Darton and Springfield Canton also report rain affected play.
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Erie
Fort Wayne
Akron-Darton
Springfield Canton
Erie at Springfield Rivalry Report
Erie travels to Springfield for a regional matchup as Akron visits Fort Wayne and Canton heads to Dayton in a triad of city league games shaping early standings.
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Erie
Sprineield
Akron
Fort Warne
Canton
Dayton
Tigers Edge In Scoring Duel In Second Game
In a doubleheader at Cleveland, George Uhie lost a pitching duel to Sam Jones in the first game as both teams totaled 11 hits. Emil Yde allowed 14 hits but won the second game. Boston outhit Cleveland but lost 5 to 2, with the Red Sox scoring only two runs on eleven hits while the Indians converted eight hits into five runs for the win.
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Carlson
Chicago
Cubs
Boston
Tigers
George Uhie
Sam Jones
Emil Yde
Indians
Cleveland
Red Sox
Pitching In Modern Baseball and New Sports Gear Curios
The piece notes that major league hitters chase power while starters often fail to finish games. It cites 478-game records with 436 complete through the last out, highlighting NL clubs above .500 only for two teams, the Cardinals and Braves. It also mentions AL clubs the Athletics Tigers and Red Sox, and mocks the lively ball era. It then shifts to a London buyer designing a one piece tennis suit to prevent embarrassment, praising science with future invention hope and listing whimsical potential products.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Braves
Fuchs
Athletics
Tigers
Red Sox
London
Leon &. Heman
Frankie Frisch
Edison
Robert Fulton
Redwood Tree Dimensions Describe California Giants
The redwoods of California grow from 200 to 300 feet high and from 12 feet in diameter, with bark ranging 6 to 12 inches thick.
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California
Tested golfers begin state amateur qualifying in Canton
One hundred nine golfers started qualifying for the state amateur championship at Brookside Country Club in Canton Ohio. Top entrants included Johnny Florio Columbus Harold Weber Toledo Joe Wells East Liverpool Jack Munroe Akron Parker Campbell Toledo and defending champion Raleigh Lee and Bill Deuschle Columbus. Match play begins tomorrow. Pro-amateur title results saw Charley Lorns Mike Godman Columbus Eddie Williams Jack Cummins Cleveland tied at 68. Two teams finished one stroke back at 69 with Deuschle Marzoff Columbus and Ed Kirby Wortley Akron. Radher Jewitt East Liverpool teamed with R. T. Hall to place fifth at 70.
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Canton
Brookside Country Club
Johnny Florio
Columbus
Harold Weber
Toledo
Joe Wells
East Liverpool
Jack Munroe
Akron
Parker Campbell
Raleigh Lee
Bill Deusche
Charley Lorns
Mike Godman
Eddie Williams
Jack Cummins
Cleveland
Deuschle
Francis Marzoff
Ed Kirby
Guy Wortley
R. T. Hall
Radher Jewitt
Wakeman Defeats Barberton 9 to 0 in Sunday Game
The Wakeman Red Caps defeated the Liberty Cleaners of Barberton 9 to 0 on Sunday. Carl Bement held Barberton to two hits with a pop bunt, while Wakeman collected 9 safe pitches in three innings to build a 9 run lead. Next Sunday Wakeman faces Elyria Eagles at home in what should be a top matchup.
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Wakeman Red Caps
Liberty Cleaners
Barberton
Carl Bement
Wakeman
Red Caps
Elyria Eagles
Sonnenberg to defend title against Lewis in Boston
Dynamits Gus Sonnenberg world heavyweight champion faces Ed Strangler Lewis in Boston tonight. Sonnenberg weighs about 205 pounds, while Lewis carries an extra fifty to sixty pounds. Johnny Dundee wins a close ten round decision over Eddie Cannonball Martin at Dexter Park arena in Brooklyn. Dundee, 36, was knocked down in round one but recovered, matching Martin’s speed and power to secure the victory.
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Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Gus
Lewis
Brooklyy
Johnny Dundee
Eddie Cannonball Martin
Dexter Park Arena
Dundee
Martin
Braddock Resting in Saratoga as Title Bout Nears
Jimmy Braddock enjoyed a second day of rest at his Saratoga Springs camp while training for the light heavyweight title bout with Tommy Loughran in New York. He predicts a knockout victory and plans to weigh in at 173 pounds, the weight he says gives him maximum power.
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Saratoga Springs
Jimmy Braddock
Tommy Loughran
New York
Braddock
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