Boston Rook Holds Phillies to Four Hits in 5-2 Affair
Boston batterymate Bobby Brown earned his seventh win in 10 starts as the Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-2. Unearned runs, a slick seventh inning, and a two-run double by Akers keyed Boston’s victory while Maranville starred with two hits and two runs.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results
Washington 2 New York 5 and Boston 4 Philadelphia 5 reported in standings. Wednesday games include Washington at New York Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at St Louis with others not scheduled.
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Dodgers and Giants Split Twin Bill in Brooklyn
In a doubleheader at Brooklyn on June 28, Johnny Frederick featured for both sides. The Giants won the opener 7-3 as Frederick muffed a liner allowing two runs, while Brooklyn rallied to take the second game 5-3 with Frederick homering with one on to seal the win.
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Pirates Run Wild In Exhibition Rout At Marion
Pittsburgh Pirates crushed Marion city team 24 to 3 in an exhibition game. Pirates pounded for runs in multiple innings led by Brame Changnon Finney and Finney on the mound and Ferner Schwartz Marshall Darnell Griffith Gallant for Marion.
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Amateur mat race at Madison Square Garden
Amateur wrestlers from 27 colleges and major clubs compete tonight in the second round of national amateur championships at the Garden Bowl Long Island. Forty two men qualify in eight divisions for the final Olympic trials at Columbus Ohio on July 7 and 8.
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Tuesday Results From Minneapolis and Nearby Cities
Baseball scores show Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 3 and Milwaukee 5 Milwaukee 4. Kansas City 4 St Paul 3 and Columbus 7 Indianapolis 2. Toledo 2 Louisville 1 in 10 innings.
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Tuesday Scores Across Cities Highlight Busy Sports Night
Tuesday results show Sacramento 9 over Hollywood 3 and Portland 13 to Los Angeles 6. San Francisco 2 over Seattle 3, Oakland 7 to Missions 12, reflecting a congested slate of games across major markets.
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Goodman Disappointed In Walker Cup Selection
Johnny Goodman, the only amateur to qualify for the Open final day, expressed keen disappointment after learning he was not chosen for the American Walker Cup team.
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O'Brien Sets 80 Meter Hurdles Record At Trials
Ann Viana O'Brien of the Los Angeles Athletic Club wins the 80 meter hurdles at the Southern division Olympic tryouts in Pasadena. The 1928 Olympic sprinter began hurdling only months ago and clocks 11.8 seconds to set a new record.
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Yankees Rally for 5-2 Win Over Senators in Opener
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 5 to 2 in the series opener. Al Thomas walked seven and allowed four hits across seven innings. Johnny Allen yielded six hits. Sewell and Lazzeri homered, Sewell drove in two, and Myer led Washington with a triple and an RBI.
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A's Sweep Red Sox Behind Krause's Complete Game
The Philadelphia Athletics erased Boston 5 to 4 in eight innings to complete a three game series win. Krausse pitched the distance in his first start of the season holding the Red Sox to seven hits with a Johnson homer providing Boston's offense. Miller sparked a two run eighth inning rally that turned a tied game into an A's victory.
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Major League Swat Leaders
Home run leaders list shows Foxx of the Athletics with 29, Ruth of the Yankees with 22, Kein of the Phillies with 22, Gehrig of the Yankees with 19, Simmons of the Athletics with 16, Wilson of the Dodgers with 14, Ott of the Giants with 14, and Terry of the Giants with 14.
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Southern Association Scores and Weather Postponement
Southern Association results show New Orleans defeating Atlanta 7 to 3. Birmingham-Knoxville and Chattanooga at 2 to 5 and 5 to 9 respectively. A night double header between Little Rock and Nashville was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Eastern colleges bar college football broadcasts this fall
A group of 12 eastern institutions plans a broad ban on football broadcasting to curb dwindling gate receipts. The Southern Conference with 23 colleges also bans broadcasts until further notice, while the Big Ten opposes airings. A Pacific Coast committee weighs profits sharing rather than a full ban.
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Marion Lake defeats Hicks in Long Island golf tourney
Lake, once southern champion, defeats national champion Hicks in a Long Island event. Len Koenecke, sold for 75 000 to the New York Giants, is sent to the minors after a failed big league run.
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Youths named to defend Walker Cup team
Captain Francis Ouimet will lead a mix of youth and experience for the Walker Cup defense against Britain September 1-2 at Brookline Country Club. The US team includes George Dunlap Jr., Billy Howell, Harrison Johnston, Donald Moe, Maurice McCarthy Jr., Charles Seaver, Jess Sweetser, and Jack Westland, signaling a high new blood ratio.
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Jimmy) Johnston
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Chocolate to Fight Berg in 15 Round Non-Title Bout
Havana's Kid Chocolate, holder of the world synthetic junior lightweight crown, is matched for a 15 round non-title bout with England's Jackie Berg on July 11 at the new Long Island bowl Madison Square Garden announced tonight.
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Frevitick Grocer team tops Dublin Gulch in City league
Stoecker Grocery players moved within a half game of first place after a 10-4 win over Dublin Gulch. Trevitick allowed three hits and as many runs early, while Stoeckers scored four in the first inning to seize the lead.
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Standings tight as Stoeckers pace Gulchers with late outburst
Richardson led the winners with a home run and a triple while Smoke added a double and a triple. Stoeckers sealed the game with a late tally and a six run rally in the sixth as Gerry and Jovick sparked the attack. Gulchers struggled with three errors and multiple misplays as Le Roux Lang and Smoke paced the offense for the winners.
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Brevere Wins Ma Tron Stake Opener In Cleveland
Brevere driven by Ben White captures the $6,370 Ma Tron stake opening in Cleveland as The Marchioness led in heat one but Brevere won heats two and three. Brevere is owned by W. N. Reynolds of Winston-Salem, N C, and was an outsider in the auction betting.
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Who Is He The Outstanding Challenger In Boxing Rumor
The column questions who the genuine top challenger is for Schmeling after his return bout with Sharkey. Ernie Schaaf Mickey Walker and Primo Carnera are criticized as overpromoted. Risko disrupts potential matchups while Dempsey eyes a Reno clash from Levinsky Baer.
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Finnish stars smash records in marathon and javelin
Paavo Nurmi sets new marks over the marathon distance while compatriot Matti Jarvinen shatters the javelin record by nearly ten feet. The writer notes the dramatic impact of such breaks, likening it to wreckage left in its wake.
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Radio bans in football gain wider college adoption
Football leaders argue radio broadcasts cut attendance and receipts and warn most western colleges will ban radio similar to the East and South. They say football bears the burden of athletic programs and cannot be subsidized by other sports.
Major League Slumps Keep A's and Cards Far Off Lead
As the half season nears, the Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals trail leaders for different reasons. A’s injuries and slump hinder stars like Al Simmons while Cards losses from trades illness and key injuries slow Gabby Street's squad. Waner brothers praised as natural pests by Casey Stengel, and Baltimoreion new hopefuls spark talk of a fresh Oriole era.
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Newsboy Brown Wins Narrow Decision at Olympic Auditorium
Los Angeles report says Newsboy Brown, a rugged Jewish fighter, edged Mexican Baby Arizmendi in a 10 round decided bout before 8,000 at the Olympic Auditorium. Brown weighed 120 pounds and had four rounds advantage.
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Vines Leads American Hope In Wimbledon Singles
At Wimbledon England on June 28 Ellsworth Vines Jr the U S champion advanced in the men's singles with a straight set win over Enrique Mater while Sidney Wood and Frank Shields fell to Jiro Satoh and Bunny Austin respectively mixed doubles saw three American pairs eliminated Vines and Helen Moody teamed to beat Knottenbelt Conquerque and the Moody Jacobs doubles partners also won in women s play with Jacobs Ryan edging Trentham Turnbull.
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Legion Leaders Tangle as Broadway Garage Extends Lead
In the Commercial league Broadway Garage beat De Molays 16-12 to widen their edge to two games as Bill Wagner belted two home runs and four hits. South Side Hardwares downed Central Hardwares 18-16, joining De Molays in a last place tie. MecQueens and Stoeckers forfeiture creates two-way tie for second. Nevin Franks edges Dublin Gulch 12-10 to seize a half game lead.
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Anaconda Golfers Ready for State Meet in July
Anaconda players tune up for the state tournament set July 20 to 24. The greens committee plans final prep on No 1 fairway with five to six inch rough grass clearance and no use of woods yet to chase lower scores. Paddy Fitzgerald and Lutrell carded 75s on the 72 par layout in club play, Lutrell winning on the nineteenth hole. Women golfers Mrs Rice Mrs Sanan Mrs Fitzgerald Mrs Frank Tucker Mrs Larsson and Mrs Branscombe practice daily with Grace Barnett of Missoula promising a strong challenge to the Anaconda delegation.
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Hogan Knocks Dolp From P N W Golf Title
Eddie Hogan of Portland defeated defending champion Frank Dolp 4 and 3 to win the Pacific Northwest Golf Association tournament in Portland. Hogan led 5 up at noon and held off Dolp in a gruelling match.
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Retzlaff Stops Marriner in First
Charles Retzlaff of Leonard North Dakota halted Les Marriner in 2 minutes 21 seconds in the first round by technical knockout at White City arena Chicago. Marriner weighed 189 pounds, Retzlaff 194, in a scheduled 10 round heavyweight bout before about 4500 spectators.
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Frankie Petrolle Beats Battalino in 10 Round Bout
Frankie Petrolle of Schenectady N Y outweighed Battalino formerly of Hartford Conn and former featherweight champion to win a 10 round welterweight bout at the Queensboro stadium in New York. Petrolle weighed 141 pounds Battalino 14114.
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Bat) Battalino
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Yale Golfers Capture Team Title in Intercollegiate Meet
Henry Kowal of Colgate, 20, won the 36 hole qualifying medal with 149 as Yale juried the national intercollegiate golf championships in hot driving rain at the Cascades course. Yale posted 620 for two rounds to take the team trophy for the second year.
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Pick Dogs in All Star Go for Thursday
Two of Butte’s top dogs from last year return from San Francisco victories to join the all star greyhounds in the eight dog feature at the Montana Sports men’s Kennel club meet. The futurity course instead of a quarter mile changes the week’s racing with Thursday Friday and Saturday nights usual, plus a special card on Monday July 4.
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