Browns Tie Indians With timely hitting in Detroit showdown
In St. Louis on June 27 Willis Hudlin’s slants powered the Browns to a 6-2 victory over Cleveland, evening the series as Detroit-bound Indians faltered. Porter replaced Lind at second, Lind had been ill, and Rick Porte rmade six chances smoothly. Rip Collins held Cleveland to seven hits as Schang, Averill, and Porter supplied key RBIs. Scoring came in bursts with Browns tallying in the second, third, fifth, and seventh frames.
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Willis Hudlin
St. Louis Browns
Clevelanders
Detroit
Browns
Peckinpaugh
Dick Porter
Lind
Porter
Rourke
Mellillo
Wally Schang
Rip Collins
Indians
Feneca
Falk
Averill
Cuke
Fonseca
Manush
Yankees Triumph Tight but Heroes Edge Washington 4 To 3
After Herb Pennock pitched the Yankees to a 7 to win, Washington edged the world champions 4 to 3 in a separate game.
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Herb Pennock
New York Yankees
Ashington
Schmeling Urges Quest For Shot At Sharkey Heavyweight Crown
New York June 27 Schmeling of Germany faces Paolino Uzendun of Spain in a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium as the path to meet Jack Sharkey for the vacant heavyweight title begins. About 40 000 fans expected with betting heavy on Schmeling to win and advance to a September title tilt.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Wariors
Max Schmeling
Germany
Paulino Uzendun
Spain
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Lke Dempsey
Schmeling
Dempsey
Rhineland
United States
Broadway
Wall Street
Paolino
Hoosick Falls
N. J
Lakewood
Albaryo
N. Y
K. O. Christner
Akron
Ohio
Otto von Porat
Chicago
Schmeling Faces Azendun In 15 Round Yankee Stadium Bout
Tonight at Madison Square Garden New York Paolino Azendun meets Max Schmeling in a 15 round main event with a 9 PM BST start. Estimated 40000 attend, receipts around 500 dollars. Schmeling 20 percent of net receipts, Paolino also 20 percent. tickets range 3 to 50 dollars. Proceeds aid the milk fund committee.
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Germany
Paulino Azendun
Spain
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Schmeling
Paolino
Madison Square Garden
Milk Fund Committee
Paddock to Try Comeback at National Meet
Denver report on track star Charlie Paddock aiming a comeback at the National AAU championships July 3-5. Once king of the dash, he competes for Los Angeles Athletic Club in the 100 and 220 yards, amid rivals Stolan and Claude Bracey challenging on a fast Denver track.
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Denver
Colo
Charlie Paddock
Paddock
California
Minneapolis
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Stolan
Michigan
Denver University
Claude Bracey
Rice Institute
Leading Hitters in the American League
A compact table lists top hitters with teams Phil Foxx and Simmons from Philadelphia leading in games at bats and hits. Pazzeri Manush and Chrane also figure among the leaders with strong batting averages and run totals. The data references Goslin of Washington with a .435 figure noted as a comparison a year ago today.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet. Foxx
Simmons
Phil
Pazzeri
Manush
S.L
Chrane
Phi
Goslin
Washington
National League Leaders Right Now in Batting and Scoring
Summary of top National League players with season totals for games played hits runs and home runs. O'Doul Phil Terry N Y Roush N Y Frisch St L lead in key figures while Hornsbr Boston posts a .399 mark, marking a notable snapshot a year after a leader’s achievement.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet. Herman
BEI
O’doul
Phil
Terry
N. Y
Roush
Frisch
St. L
Hornsbr
Boston
One Run Lead Is Pirates Science In Chicago June 27
Donie Bush and the Pittsburgh Pirates favor the one run strategy over big innings. The Pirates rely on base stealing and sacrifice hits rather than slugging. They trail in homerun totals to New York, St. Louis, and Chicago, with 22 homers versus 63 for New York.
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Chicago
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Cubs
Giants
Cardinals
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Open Nine More Holes At Homelinks
NORTH OLMSTED June 27 Butternut Ridge Gold Club at Homelinks on Butternut Ridge road here will open its second nine holes here Saturday. The course is rapidly gaining in popularity and many Elyrians journey out the eleven miles distance to play on it. The new nine hole lay out will be known as the first nine and the nine now in play will become the second. Harold Paddock designed the course and the outstanding holes are one and eight with greens and features evoking Scotland.
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North Olmsted
Butternut Ridge
Scotland
Harold Paddock
Standings and results from yesterday and today’s games
Yesterday the standings showed St. Louis defeated Cleveland 6 to 2, Chicago beat Detroit 5 to 3, Philadelphia edged Boston 6 to 5, and New York at 7-3 led Washington 0-4. Today Cleveland visits Detroit, St. Louis meets Chicago, Washington plays Boston, and New York hosts Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
New York Ae
Boston Aren Ee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Elyria Country Club Maintains Unbeaten Western Division Lead
Elyria Country Club golf team defeated Lorain 12 to 10 at Lorain links as Howard C. Barbour led scoring with 277 tying four point win over F. A. Sanford. Worth Fauver and O P Moon each posted four points for their clubs amid variable conditions. Spring Valley beat Norwalk by default. Ashland swamped Orchard Beach 24 to 0 to nearly clinch second division title.
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Lorain Country Club
Lorain Links
Howard C. Barbour
Elyria
F. A. Sanford. Worth Fauver
O. P. Moon
Lorain
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Moon
Spring Valley
Norwalk
Spring Valley Links
Orchard Beach
Ashland
Garretson
Mahoning Valley
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Jules Escher
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W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
P. Bom
Ecs
Chicago
J. Yeckley
J. McCartney
St. Louis
E. W. Hope
Robert Cable
Sports Scores and Schedule Summary
Scores show Philadelphia 6 Boston 2 and Boston 0 Brooklyn 3. New York 3 Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 4. Buffalo 3 Reading 2 Montreal 4 Jersey City 3 Newark 6 Toronto 5 Rochester 9 Baltimore 4 Montreal at Toronto Rochester at Buffalo Reading at Newark Baltimore at Jersey City Springfield 6 Ft Warne 4 Canton 9 Akron 3 Erie Dayton. Canton at Akron Dayton at Erie Springfield at Ft Warne.
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Reading
Montreal
Jersey City
Newark
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Springfield
Ft. Warne
Canton
Akron
Erie
Dayton
Iain
International
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BTA
Akron Eee
Cantoneae Tenes Aes
Ft. Wayne
Pirates trail in steals and bases led by Cubs
Teams show Pirates with far fewer total bases than Chicago while Chicago leads in stolen bases. Pirates have 39 steals, St. Louis 27, New York 36, Chicago 40, with Kiki Cuyler accounting for 21 of Chicago’s steals.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Kiki Cuyler
Industrial League Games Tonight
Two postponed YMCA Industrial Outdoor Indoor Baseball games are set for tonight. Peerless Oil meets Logan Gas at Franklin School while Colson Company faces Perry-Fay at McKinley School. Games were moved from Wednesday rainout date June 19.
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Robert T. Moore
Peerless Oil
Logan Gas
Franklin School
Colson Company
Perry-Fay
McKinley School
Americans Drop Out as Wimbledon Round Progresses
At Wimbledon on June 27, Wilbur F. Coen Jr. fell in the men's singles while Molla Mallory and Marjorie Morrill of Denham Massachusetts were eliminated in the women's singles. Elizabeth Ryan faced Lili D Alvarez in a featured women's match as Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryan took on German opponents in the men's doubles. The mixed doubles first round included Americans Helen Wills and Francis T. Hunter with British partners A Brown and C Tyrrell. John Hennessey and Morrill played E D Andrews of New Zealand and Mrs B C Covell of England in another round.
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England
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr
Molla Mallory
Marjorie Morrill
Denham
Masschusetts
Elizabeth Ryan
Lili D’alvarez
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryan
W. Dessart
F. Frenz
Helen Wills
Francis T. Hunter
A. Brown
Miss C. Tyrrell
John Hennessey
E. D. Andrews
New Zealand
B. C. Covell
Dundee and Dugan Fights End In Ten-Round Draw
Cincinnati report notes Mike Dundee of Rock Island Illinois and Jackie Dugan of Louisville Kentucky fought a ten round draw last night at Dayton Kentucky. Both fighters weighed about 131 and 130 1 2 pounds respectively.
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Mike Dundee
Rock Island, Ill
Dayton
Jackie Dugan
Louisville
Godfrey Knocks Out Chuck Wiggins in Cleveland Fight
George Godfrey, the giant heavyweight from Philadelphia, won a technical knockout over Charles Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis in Cleveland last night. Ray Alvis of Cleveland filed suit for 30 percent of Wiggins earnings, claiming it as his fee as former manager. The case goes to common pleas court today.
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George Godfrey
Philadelphia
Charles
Chuck” Wiggins
Indianapolis
Wiggins
Ray Alvis
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Eddie Anderson Wins Technical Knockout in Eighth Round
Champaign bout ends when Eddie Anderson defeats Paul Allen of Cleveland by technical knockout in the eighth round.
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Champaign
Ill
Eddie Anderson
Paul Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
Industrial League Indoor Baseball Results Highlight Local Wins
Four Y M C A Industrial League indoor games produced wins for Peerless Laundry Willys Overland Peerless Oil and Colson Company. Peerless Laundry beat Western Automatic 19 to 15 with a first inning lead and steady scoring. Colson edged Logan Gas 14 to 5 while Willys Overland defeated Columbia Steel 6 to 4 and Peerless Oil toppled General Industries 9 to 5. Batteries listed for each contest.
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Peerless Oil
Willys-Overland and
Colson Company
Y. M.C
Colson
Logan Gas Men
Ners
Willys- Overland
Columbia Steel Aggregation
General Industries
Jones Favorite to Win National Open at Winged Foot
At Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck New York the field of about 250 players begins the U S Open chase with Robert Tyre Jones junior of Atlanta the favorite to take the championship. Other top contenders include Walter Hagen Emmet French and Johnny Farrell as Winged Foot offers a stern test of 72 holes with the course in prime condition and the field eager for the title.
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
Winged Foot
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Atlanta
Bobby
Emmet French
Southern Pines
Muirfield
Walter Hagen
England
Sir Walter
North Smith
Jess Stuttle
Johnny Farrell
Johnny
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