Bees Take Doubleheader From Keokuk In Burlington
Burlington beat Keokuk in a two game set scoring 12 7 and 6 5. Dan Oberholzer went 5 for 5 with two walks and two sacrifices for Burlington while George Brown allowed only three innings in the opener. Keokuk hitters Schinski and Stapleton produced multiple hits as the visitors fought in both games.
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New York Boxing Board to Hear Max Schmeling Contract Dispute
The New York state athletic commission will review the Schmeling contract conflict between manager Arthur Bulow and the American syndicate led by Joe Jacobs. Bulow signed Schmeling to fight Poll Scott in New York under Humbert Futrelazy promotion at Ebbets Field, but Schmeling refuses contracts by Bulow. If no compromise, Schmeling Sharkey bout in September may be scrapped, affecting plans for late July or August matches. Separately, intercollegiate doubles champions were decided at Haverford with Benjamin Gorchakoff and Arthur Kussman defeating Mansim and Pare, while Texas’ Berkeley Bell claimed the singles title in a five-set win.
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Babe Ruth Sparks Yankees Past Red Sox in 6 4 Victory
Babe Ruth delivered a long center-field drive and drove in two runs as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 6 to 4 in Boston. Gehrig scored on Ruths blast, marking the Babe s sixteenth homer of the year and a strong all around performance highlighted by key hits and solid defense.
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Lightner Best Shot and Averages From Iowa Shooters
The figures give the averages of Iowa trapshooters on registered targets compiled by the Iowa State Sportsmen's Association, including dune ol.
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Youth and Age Battle in Meet for Net Crown
Indianapolis July 1 4 champions of elches district associations collegiate and state begin the eighteenth annual clay court tennis singles title. Young players lead the field but face strong foes Tamio Abe Japanese Davis Cup star and D C Arthur Ham from Canada as top contenders in the opening matches.
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Nelson Fulton Carded for Bott Wednesday Night
Nelson and Fulton welterweights from Waterloo and Cedar Rapids clash in eight rounds at Electric Park on Wednesday night. A second card Thursday features Ernie North of Waterloo and Glenn Camp of Kewanee in the feature affair.
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Waterloo Nine Victor By G1 In Junior Play
Waterloo American Legion junior baseball reps advance to county final after Hecket-Chapman defeat Dunkerton 6 to 1 in five innings shortened by rain. Frank Avery pitched well for Waterloo as crowd bets on Thursday final vs Cedar Falls at Mississippi Valley league park. If Waterloo wins, state district trials follow en route to state final. Cedar Falls also through by edging Hudson 10 to 9.
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Jones wins thirty third Open in dramatic Winged Foot playoff
In a packed Winged Foot playoff Bobby Jones outshot Al Espinosa by 23 strokes after 36 holes to clinch his 33rd National Open title. Jones posted 72 and 69 for 141, three under par, while Espinosa struggled with 44 and 80.
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Jones oversteps limits amid storm at grand championship
The text notes Jones achieving a 70 twice in the tournament and finishing three over par for 418 bales of the championship, with wind and rain intensifying conditions on a renowned course. It suggests he is human and may deserve stepping down from his pedestal, implying moments of boredom with his own perfection.
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Yankees and English reach French golf final
In Chantilly, Americans and English advance to semifinals and finals of the French astour championship. John Dawson of Chicago ousted P. Binne of Paris 8 and 6, Michael Scott of Britain defeated titleholder T. A. Bourn 4 and 3, and R. Fletcher of Britain beat Andre Gobert on the 22nd hole. Jack Westland of Winged Foot edged John Forsman 6 and 5.
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Windy City Fans Hopeful At Bauing Rally
Chicago fans rally behind Rogers Hornsby after a late surge that sparked an eight game win streak over the St. Louis Cardinals. Hornsby hits keep rising while rookie Woody English shines at shortstop and Hack Wilson and Kiki Cuyler pace the Cubs renewed charge. The club leads the league in fielding as Hartnett nears return, boosting pennant hopes.
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Arlington Park Opens New Field for Chicago Fans
Arlington Park marks a new era in Chicago racing history with a 7600 stake feature event at its 29 day meeting. Operated by the American National Jockey Club, the park aims to use profits for improvements and richer stakes. The opening feature, the American National Handicap, is a six furlong dash for 3 year olds and up, drawing 25 starters.
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