City Team Faces Lorain Snodgrass Drugs In Second Round Opener
Rivalry fuels Sunday's AAA showdown at Riverside Park as Lorain Snodgrass Drugs meet the City team in Elyria. Mike Skryp leads the City, while Mike Tusko will pitch for Lorain. The game marks Lorain’s first AAA win in seven years and promises a high-stakes battle between two 20-year-old Michaels.
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Indians rout Browns as Fonseca homers in first game
Lew Fonseca drove in seven of Cleveland's ten runs in a 10 to 7 first game victory after which the Indians split the doubleheader with St. Louis. Joe Sewell had four hits and scored three times, while Zinn also contributed four hits. The nightcap ended 8 to 0 as Cleveland pitching limited the Browns to twelve hits through eight innings.
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Jones Favored To Again Win The Title
MAMARONECK NY June 26 The eve of the national Open finds Bobby Jones of Atlanta a strong favorite to win the title. Jones, amateur champion, has shown extraordinary form on Winged Foot with multiple rounds under par. Despite top pros competing, Jones leads as the field gathers for the rounds starting tomorrow.
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Watching the scoreboard yesterday’s hero Val Ficinich
Brooklyn catcher Val Ficinich tied the score with a home run and delivered a pivotal hit as the Robins routed the Giants 12 to 1. The Boston Braves beat the Phillies 9 to 4 in a doubleheader split. The Athletics topped the Red Sox 7 to 1, widening the Mackmen’s lead to ten games in the AL pennant race. New York’s game with Washington was rained out. Detroit scored eleven runs in the seventh to chase a win, with Harper driving early offense. Umpires Nallin and Dineen and time of 1:52 are noted.
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Yesterday's Results in Major League Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results show Cleveland 10 to St. Louis 0, St. Louis 7 to 8, Philadelphia 7 to 8, Boston 1 to 2, Detroit 14 to Chicago 2. Todays schedule lists Cleveland at St. Louis, Chicago at Detroit, Boston at Philadelphia, and New York at Washington in two games.
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Brooklyn Hosts New York In Quiet Schedule Night
Only games scheduled include Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston while Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh. Boston trails Philadelphia 6 to 48 in early results, Brooklyn 12, New York 10 correct at cutoff.
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Kansas City Beats Columbus Indianapolis and Minneapolis in Scores
The report lists only game results with Kansas City 9 Columbus 5 Indianapolis 5 and Minneapolis 4. No further context or details are provided about dates venues or outcomes beyond the listed scores.
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Toronto Beats Newark 4 2 In Rain Postponements
No games scheduled beyond Toronto versus Newark. Toronto defeated Newark 4 to 2 while other games were postponed due to rain.
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Springfield Victories and Rivalries Highlight Central Games Today
Scores show Canton 12 over Springfield 16, Fort Wayne 6 over Canton 12, Akron 4 over Erie 4, Daxton 35 dominating Erie 4. Today Canton visits Akron, Carton travels to Erie, Springfield hosts Fort Wayne for decisive Central matchups.
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Browns rout Indians as White Sox lose big
Walter Stewart of the St Louis Browns defeated the Indians after Cleveland won the opener, leading to a decisive 14 to 2 score for the Browns and a 10 to 7 result in the earlier game. The day featured significant blowout margins and dominant pitching.
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Wilson Rises to Clean Up Spot for Cubs in June
Elated at reclaiming the cleanup role, Hack Wilson is delivering his best baseball of the season for the Chicago Cubs. In 29 at bats since moving to fourth in the order, he has 11 hits for a .379 average with seven home runs, driving Cubs runs and lifting fan regard as Hornsby adapts to the lineup.
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Great Interest in Schmeling Uzcudun Fight at Yankee Stadium
New York June 26 Boxing fans worldwide focus on the Schmeling Uzcudun 15 round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium tomorrow night with expected gates over 600000 and a crowd exceeding 60000. The winner could challenge Gene Tunney’s successor, with plans for a later match against Sharkey or Dempsey. Schmeling, 22, versus Basque Paolino, 39, draws bets at 6 to 5 as Europe eyes the result and the U.S. hopes for a defining moment in recent boxing history.
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World roller skating titles to be staged in Chicago stadium
International and national entries are pouring in for the world championship roller skating races set to begin August 3 at the new Chicago stadium. Sandusky Colorado has entered a full team to compete in all events from one half mile to ten miles, with foreign nations and most of the United States represented.
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