Brownie Gullic breaks up no hit bid in Sox win
Ted Gullic's clean single with two out in the ninth ends Wyatt's no hit bid as Chicago White Sox beat St. Louis 6 1. Wyatt allows a third inning run on wildness and the Sox add five runs, while Hayes Haas Simmons Appling, Gullic and Kress drive in runs.
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Ted Gullic
John Whitlow Wyatt
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Wyatt
Detroit
Vic Frasier
Tigers
Brownlie
Luke Appling
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Appling
Kress
Garms
West
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Miss Glutting Crowned Eastern Golf Champion
Charlotte Glutting, 23, of West Orange New Jersey, outplayed a strong field at Hilly Brae Burn to win the Eastern association championship, finishing 36 holes at 160 after rounds of 79 and 81. Maureen Orcutt of Haworth New Jersey placed second by one stroke, with Dorothy Hunter of Newton third after leading at the halfway point.
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Maureen Orcutt
Haworth
N. J
Dorothy Hunter
Newton
Indians win pitchers duel 1 0 over Detroit in series opener
Cleveland defeats Detroit 1 to 0 in Detroit as Oral Hildebrand vs Tommy Bridges provides a rare long duel. Vosmik triples and scores on Pytlak single for the only run. Hildebrand allows two hits and Detroit is held to four baserunners with two hits by Detroit batters.
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Detroit
Oral Hildebrand
Tommy Bridges
Cleveland Indians
Vosmik
Pytiak
Hildebrand
Boss
Pytlak
Walker
Hay- Worth
Rogell
Owen
Gehringer
Cleve
Manush Powers Senators Past Athletics 10 to 6
Washington defeats Philadelphia 10 to 6 in the second straight win over the Athletics. Heinie Manush goes 5-for-5 with two doubles, Goose Goslin adds a home run, and Joe Cronin contributes key hits as Washington builds late offense against Mose Grove. Russell earns the win, Maheffey the loss.
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Nationals
Philadelphia
Athletics
Senators
Yankees
Mose Grove
Heinie Manush
Goose” Goslin
Joe Cronin
Manush
Bishop
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Gaston
Schulte
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Cronin
Goslin
Sewell
Kubel
Walberg
Russell
Maheffey
Varias Milling and Johnny Pena Prepare for Chicago 15 Round Title Bout
Filipino featherweight Varias Milling and New York boxer Johnny Pena finished training for a 15 round bout at Mills Stadium in Chicago to be held tomorrow night. It marks the first 15 round Chicago fight since 1897 when Jimmy Barry defeated Leon Caspen.
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Chicago
Varias Milling
Johnny Pena
New York
Mills Stadium
Jimmy Barry
Leon Caspen
Europe’s Net Teams in Cup Semi-Finals
Australia beat South Africa 3-2 to move into the Davis Cup quarterfinals in Europe. Semifinals set for June 17-19 with England vs Czechoslovakia and Australia vs Japan. zone final July 14-16. inter-zone finals July 21-23 at Auteuil, France, for a shot at France in late July.
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Australia
South Africa
England
Japan
Czechoslovakia
United States
Auteuil
France
Jack Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Rossi Beats Kreiger In 10 Round Dreamland Main
In Newark New Jersey June 13 Up Al Rossi 159 Belleville New Jersey came back after a second round knockdown to win a ten round decision over Sollie Kreiger 157 New York in the main event at Dreamland Park. Paulie Walker 150 Trenton stopped Benny Levine 1484 Newark in the ninth round of their scheduled ten round bout.
California Wrestlers Clash Ends With Steele Victory
Ray Steele, 219, California, defeated Dick Daviscourt, 220, California, with a front headlock and back drop in 19 minutes 21 seconds on an outdoor show in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Ray Steele
California
Dick Daviscourt
Slagel Wins at New York Coliseum Meet
Sol Slagel of Germany defeated George Manich of New Jersey while Sid Westrich of Hungary defeated Benny Ginsberg of Chicago and Roland Kirschmeyer of Oklahoma. Mays McClain of Oklahoma, Jack Washburn of Boston, and Joe Maynard of Brooklyn earned decisions over opponents. Steve Znosky of New Britain defeated Mike Romano of Italy.
Shikat Defeats Verny Hora in New York Card Tourney
In New York Up-Forces at Fort Hamilton Dick Shikat of Germany defeats Ivan Very Horn of Russia and Frank Judson of Detroit. Cliff Olson of Norway and Tom Alley of Australia both drew, while Gino Garibaldi of Italy also participated.
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Verny Hora
New York
Ft. Hamilton
Dick Shikat
Germany
Ivan Very Horn
Russia
Frank Judson
Detroit
Cliff Olson
Norway
Tom Alley
Australia
Drew
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Burke Eligible for British Open as Smith Is Barred
St Andrews Scotland June 13 Billy Burke named to the American Ryder Cup team was declared eligible to compete in the British Open by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club. MacDonald Smith was declared ineligible after filing his entry last week.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Billy Burke
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
Burke
MacDonald Smith
Legion Leaders Held to 4-4 Tie
Amos Brothers undefeated in the local Junior Baseball league were tied 4-4 in eight innings by Walkerville. Walkerville pitcher R Tomović struck out 13 as Hartwig whiffed eight and Albright two for the Amos. Tonight Chequamegons face Butte Brewery at Harrison Avenue field.
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Amos Brothers
The
American Legion
Pete Johnson
Walkerville
R. Tomovich
Hartwig
Albright
Butte Brewery
Harrison Avenue Field
Texas Reopens Boxing After Forty Years
Governor Ferguson signed a bill legalizing boxing and wrestling with regulation by the state labor commissioner. Jack Flynn said a proposal was sent to Jack Dempsey to host the Sharkey Baer bout in Texas this fall as Aug 31 enactment takes effect.
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Austin
Texas
Gov. M. A. Ferguson Today
Jack Flynn
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Max Baer
Muckers Beat Lesters 5 4 in Northwestern League
In front of their biggest crowd of the season the Muckers defeated the Lesters 5 to 4. Dixon struck out 10 for the winners with Nettle as battery. Marta and Russell led the losers. In the same league M Y Daniels beat Virginia Streets 18 to 2.
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Muckers
Lesters
Dixon
Nettle
Battery
Marta
Russell
M. Y. Daniels
Virginia Streets
Volcleanos Top Stoechers In 12–6 Victory
The Volcleanos, newly organized, defeated the Stoecher Store nine by 12 to 6. Vaughn and Stokino were the winning battery, Ben son and Hicks played for the losers. The winners are former Dublin Gulch Bruins representing Volcanic Ash Co and seek games with any team in Butte or nearby cities. arrangements by telephone at No. 5751.
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Volcleanos
Stoechers
Stoecher Store
Vaughn
Stokino
English boxer So Jack Brown retains world flyweight title
So Jackie Brown of England defeated Valentin Anglemann of France in a 15 round decision at Olympia stadium to retain the world flyweight championship. Brown weighed 111 pounds and Anglemann 111.
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London
Jackie Brown
England
Valentin Anglemann
France
Olympia Stadium
Brown
International Boxing Federation
Anglemann
Notable Throws Marked by International Names
George McLeod of Scotland and Martin Zikoff of Russia delivered notable throws while facing Jim Coffield of Cleveland and Bill Nelson of Louis in a marked display of international competition.
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George McLeod
Scotland
Jim Coffield
Cleveland
Martin Zikoff
Russia
Bill Nelson
Louis
Henriquez Pins Hart in International Throw Event
In Patterson New Jersey on June 13 Carlos Henriquez of Cuba defeated Milo Hart of Ukraina while Paul Berlenbach of Brooklyn and Ghafoor Khan of Turkey faced off. Other competitors included George Lason of France Arthur De Kuh of Italy Bill Bannon of Scotland Ivan Podubny of Russia Justino Giraldi of Italy.
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Henriquez
Hart
Patterson
N. J
Carlos Henriquez
Cuba
Milo Hart
Ukraina
Paul Berlenbach
Brooklyn
Paul Finsky
Poland
Ghafoor Khan
Turkey
George Lason
France
Arthur de Kuh
Italy
Bill Bannon
Scotland
Ivan Podubny
Russia
Justino Giraldi
Willie Turnesa Leads 17-Year-Old Stuns Ryder Cup Pros
In White Plains New York June 13 Willie Turnesa the 17 year old high school star outshone Ryder Cup captain Walter Hagen s pros. He posted an even par 71 at Metropolis club paired with Howard Bergman to defeat Horton Smith and Ed Dudley 2 and 1 as the gallery cheered.
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White Plains
N. Y
Walter Hagen
Johnny Goodman
Chicago
Willie Turnesa
Jess W. Sweetser
Turnesa
Metropolis Club
Champaon
Howard Bergman
Horton Smith
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Young Turnesa
Knights End Slump With 8 3 Victory Over Crawley Motors
Keily sparked a Casey surge to beat Crawley Motors 8 3 in the City league. Gerry homered for Pennzoilers as Rosedale Marketmen edged South Side Hardwares 6 5. Silver Bow Motors topped American Legion youngsters 9 3 in the other league game.
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Rosedale
South Side Hardwares
Silver Bow Motors
Legion
Knights of Columbus
Crawley Motor Nine
Rosedale Marketmen
American Legion
Dempsey to Observe Sharkey Ahead of Potential Bout
Jack Dempsey and Johnny Buckley will visit Gus Wilson's camp to assess Jack Sharkey's condition before a possible Sharkey Baer title fight. The plan hinges on Sharkey defending the title against Primo Carera on June 29.
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Orangeburg
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Buckley
Jack Sharkey
Gus Wilson
Sharkey-Baer
Sharkey
Primo Carera
Dempsey
Williamsburg Nabs 9-0 Win Over Centerville Ball Club
Williamsburg built a decisive 9-0 victory against Centerville of the Northwestern league with Cristovich and Lind forming the battery.
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Williamsburg
Cristovich
Lind
Battery
Centerville
Gotham Garden to Lose Chief Carey in June Shakeup
William F. Carey, chief of Madison Square Garden, is expected to retire after the June 29 Sharkey Carnera bout. Col. John Kilpatrick is named his successor, joining the Garden from construction ranks and a Yale sports hero background. Carey had succeeded Tex Rickard as president.
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William F. Carey
New York
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Sharkey-Carnera
Carey
John Kilpatrick
Col. Kilpatrick
Yale
Tex Rickard
Ramage Edges Hunt In Close Philadelphia Bout
California heavyweight Lee Ramage won a 10 round decision over Oklahoma giant Babe Hunt at the Philadelphia arena. The crowd of about 2,200 saw a wild back and forth fight with Ramage narrowly ahead on the United Press scorecard.
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Philadelphia
Lee Ramage
California
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma
Ramage
Hunt
United Press
Lew Foster
New York
Jack McCoy
Montana
al Sabulis
Navy
Yonder McLaughlin
Kensington
King at Ascot as His Horse Fails
King George and Queen Mary attended Ascot as J Cooper's Rio De Paris won the Ascot Stakes with Roi De Paris second and Loose Strife close behind. Hyperson won the Prince of Wales Stakes for Lord Derby, with Sham Sudden second and Belfray third among six starters.
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England
King George
Queen Mary
J. Cooper
Fox Earth
P. Johnson
Roi de Paris
Lord Derby
Hyperion
Aga Khan
Sir George Bullough
Three New Star Jocks Hot Again At Belmont Lincoln Fields
Three relatively new jockeys swept major honors on two circuits. Hank Mills and Johnny Gilbert each rode two winners at Belmont Park, while Monte Park notched three victories at Lincoln Fields. Mills previously won three races yesterday including National Anthem and Golden Words.
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New York
America
Hank Mills
Johnny Gilbert
Belmont Park
Young Monte Park
Lincoln Fields
Mills
Mrs. Dodge Sloane
J. J.moran
Midwest Has Most Stars In Big Meet
George Kirkley reports that the national collegiate track championships at Soldier Field draw top Midwest and West contenders. Stars include Ralph Metcalf, Jack Keller, Charley Hornbostle, Willis Ward, Ray Sears, Glenn Cunningham, and East and South standout athletes. West squads Stanford and USC bring strong field competitors led by Henr Laborde and Bill Miller.
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Chicago
UUP
Soldier Field
Pacific Coast
Midwest
South
East
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
Big Ten
Big Six
Missouri Valley
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Ralph Metcalf
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Charley Hornbostle
Indiana
Willis Ward
Louisiana State
Graham Batchelor
Georgia
Chauncey Stout
University of Tennessee
Charley Casper
Texas Christian
L. C. Richey
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Edgar Meyer
University of Texas
Ed Holloway
Rice
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Henri Laborde
John Lyman
Gordon Dunn
Nelson Gray
Bill Miller
Blazin
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Bill Graber
Bob van Osdel
Duncan McNaughton
Teddy Welsh
Norman Paul
Hueston Harper
Ferris Webster
Les Ball
Charley Parsons
National Anthem shines in opener as Golden Words snags odds
Gilbert dethrones Mills for riding honors and teams with Samuel Riddle's Fortification, a daughter of Man o' War, to win the curtain raiser. Mrs. W. M. Jeffords' Flying Hour takes the six furlong feature. National Anthem posted a 7 to 5, while Golden Words paid 4 to 1.
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Gilbert
Mills
Samuel Riddle
Fortification
Browns Slugger Ted Gullic Charged With Four Strikeouts
Ted Gullic of the St. Louis Browns drew four strike calls in a single game against the New York Yankees, highlighting a day of controversial plate appearances.
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Ted Gullic
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Local League Scores And Tonight's Matchups
Last night results show Silver Bow Motor 9 over American Legion 3 and South Side Hardware 5 over Rosedale Market 6. Tonight features Silver Bow Park hosting Silver Bow Motor and South Side Hardware facing De Molay Alumni at Parrot.
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Crawley Motors
K. C
Anaconda
Meaderville
Kearns
Hebgen
Silver Bow Motor
American Legion
South Side Hardware
Rosedale Market
Silver Bow Park
de Molay
Parrot
Rosedale
Silver Bow Motors
DeMolay
Baseball results and upcoming games brief
Tuesday scores show New York 5 to Boston 6, Philadelphia 6, Washington 10, St. Louis 1, Chicago 6, Cleveland 1, Detroit 0. Wednesday schedule lists New York at Boston, St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit with others not scheduled.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Baseball scores and matchups from today
Pittsburgh defeated by St Louis 3 to 4. Chicago fell to Cincinnati 1 to 2. Boston beat New York 3 to 6. Brooklyn lost to Philadelphia 4 to 15. Upcoming games: Pittsburgh at St Louis. Chicago at Cincinnati. Boston at New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
Eee Eeenene
Boston
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
New York
Baseball Scores From Night Games
Night results show Hollywood 3 versus Oakland 4. Missions 4 over Sacramento 3. Portland 2 to Los Angeles 9. Seattle 1 to San Francisco 6.
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Hollywood Sacramento
Sabadaseeee
Portland
Missions Eereeteee
Los Angeles
Oakland
Seattle
San Francisco
Hollywood
Missions
Sacramento
Baseball Scores From The Night In Midwest Cities
Kansas City defeated Columbus 6 to 5 while St Paul topped Indianapolis 2 to 1. In Minneapolis Indianapolis results show night scores with Minneapolis 5 Louisville 13 and Milwaukee 1 Toledo 5.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Baseball score updates from Western and Southern leagues
In Western League games Des Moines edged Joplin 1 to 0 while Muskogee beat Topeka 4 to 1. St Joseph won 2 to 1 over Hutchinson and Omaha defeated Springfield 12 to 7. In the Southern Association New Orleans won 9 to 5 against Chattanooga, Atlanta beat Little Rock 5 to 1, Birmingham prevailed over Nashville 7 to 3, and Memphis defeated Knoxville 3 to 1.
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Joplin
Muskogee
Topeka
St. Joseph
Hutchinson
Omaha
Springfield
Southern Association
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Knoxville
Mungo and Gomez Pace Over Johnson in Ball Speed Test
Brooklyn rookie L L Mungo threw 113 feet per second, beating Lefty Gomez 111 as West Point ballistics test compared current hurlers to Walter Johnson’s 122 fps 1912 record. Yankees, Dodgers, and Cleveland figures cited in New York World Telegram report.
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V. L. Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
Walter Johnson
Washington
Daniel
New York World-Telegram
Department of Ballistics and Mathematics
United States Military Academy
West Point
Mungo
Cromer
Yankees
Bob Grove
Athletics
Grove
Dodger
Gomez
Cleveland
Leip Teit
Somsnee Bridgeport, Conn. Arms Company
Giants Beat Braves Keep One-Game Lead
New York wins 3 6 in heavy error game. Vergez drives in two runs as Hubbell allows six hits and one earned run. Pirates game features dramatic late rally with Lindstrom Suhr and Suhr connecting in St Louis 4 3 win. Dean gets seventh win. Swetonic charged with loss.
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Braves
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh
GOS cc
Traynor
Lindstrom
Suhr
Collins
Medwick
Wilson
Durocher
Martin
Trevenow
P. Waner
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St. Louis
Reds Nip Warneke Again In Tight Cincinnati Win
Chicago loses 2 to 1 as Lon Warneke suffers his fifth defeat this season while Paul Derringer limits the Cubs to six hits. Der ringer keeps Chicago in check with solid eight innings. He walks away with the win as Cincinnati plate runs on timely hits and errors.
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Lon Warneke
Cubs
Paul Derringer
Chicago
Adams
Hartnett
W. Herman
Moore
Grimm
Demaree
Hafey
Hemsley
Koenig
Grantham
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