Senators Defeat Indians In Opening Series Tilt
Washington D C June 8 The Senators outbatted the Indians 15 to 11 and won 10 to 8 in the opening game of the series. Burns had four hits in five at bats Hodapp homered with two on and added two doubles Thurston and Smith started but did not finish. The Senators piled up 34 at bats to Cleveland 41 with two base hits by Sewell Summa Ruel Hodapp and others.
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Red Sox Trim Tigers
Reds Dominate Phillies 5 to 1 in Cincinnati Victory
Cincinnati routs Philadelphia 5 to 1 as Jakie May pitched effectively and Hub Pruett struggled for hits in key spots. Har old Carlson, traded to the Cubs, leaves for Chicago tonight. Line scores show May allowing only one run and players like Pipp and May delivering key hits for the Reds.
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McLaughlin
Rawson Named Referee for NCAA Track Meet
Former Senator Charles A. Rawson of Iowa was chosen as referee for the sixth annual national collegiate A A track meet in Chicago. The event drew 275 point winners from 70 colleges as Herman Phillips of Butler eyes a third straight victory in the 880 yards. Gillette of Montana and Notre Dame’s mile winner from last year also compete as others defend titles.
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Gillette
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Waterloo Youth Elected Captain Cornell Trackmen
Del Raymond, a Cornell Mount Vernon student and East High graduate class of 1924, was elected captain of the Cornell track team for 1928. A junior, his specialty is the half mile and he played three seasons on the basketball varsity. Raymond already won the state prep title in the half mile and placed third in the national high school meet in Chicago.
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Chicago
Divinity Student Boxes Toward Divinity School
Springfield, June 8. Bert F. Hamburger, a Wit tenberg College student, plans to study at Hannah Divinity School after a boxing career and marine corps service. He will finish this month and return as “Irish Berger” and “fightin’ par son,” aiming to fund his ministry.
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Hagen and British clash over Ryder Cup juggled lineup
Walter Hagen and a British delegation clashed during the Worcester Ryder Cup build up over team selections. Disagreements centered on singles and substitutions with Hagen defending flexible lineups while Britain accused him of juggling positions to counter their strongest players. The exchange followed prior friction from the Hagen Mitchell saga and reflected deeper American vs British sporting philosophies.
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International Fellowship
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England
Birdie tale at Corsicana course ends with bird hit
Former Giants pitcher Al Demaree recalls a golf anecdote from Paul Moore about William Lorimer, pro at Corsicana Country Club, hitting a water hazard after a blackbird flies into his drive and joke about a birdie. A Mexia club incident had two balls from different tees colliding in midair.
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Tex
Moore
William
Dad) Lorimer
Dad
Mexia
Paul
East and West High grid teams clash in fall 1927
East and West High football teams will meet in 1927 as usual if a date can be arranged. East district school board announced last night that committees from both boards will mend the threatened break and set a tentative date for Saturday November 29. The game cannot be played on Thanksgiving as both schools have other contests that day.
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East District School Board
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Major League Leaders From the Associated Press
National League leader statistics crown Harris as batting champion with .444 while Hornsby and Wright pace runs and hits respectively. Pirates and Giants players share top doubles, Waner tabs triples, Wilson and Williams lead homers, Cuyler steals, Meadows tops pitching with a win total. American League mirrors with Gehrig dominating batting and hits, Ruth leading in runs and homers, Simmons and Goslin share stolen bases, Manush collects triples, Sala records six wins.
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Grantham
P. Waner
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Ruth
Yanks
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Tigers
Simmons
Athletics
Goslin
Senators
Phenhone Sala
Indians
Yesterday's homeruns list by team and player totals
Baseball roundup with homer totals from yesterday. Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees each hit one. Other multiple scorers include Collins Hodapp Thurston Clancy Gehringer Hornsby Terry Hartnett Welsh Hendrick. National and American leagues are referenced with player tallies and team names.
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Hodapp
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Hawks Nest Brew Lifts Pennant Yet Ottumina Drops Streak
The Hawks lose, Packers fall to Burlington 7 to 5 in a setback that extends Ottumina’s skid. Waterlo o clings to second as Moline leads, with Dubuque and Cedar Rapids making moves as scouts eye Harvey Thompson and others.
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Burlington
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Pirates annex fifth straight off McGraham men
Pittsburgh defeats New York Giants 9 to 6 in a heavy hitting opener. Lee Meadows wins his eighth for the Pirates as Hornsby and Terry hit back to back home runs in the third inning. Grimes starts for the Giants and is relieved in the fourth as the Pirates pull away with solid hitting and scoring in the later innings.
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Soner
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Lindstrom
LL. Waner
Barnhart
Tana
Sreeil Smith
Pee Anaes Gooch
Two Church Baseball Teams Lead After Three Weeks
With three weeks of play complete, Burton Avenue Baptist and First Presbyterian share first place with three wins each. Presbyterian's 6 to 4 win over Grace M. E. at Cedar River Park highlighted the standings as Central Christian faces First Baptist, First Brethren meets Walnut Street, and Church of Brethren plays Northminster Presbyterian.
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Cedar River Park
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W. Burton Avenue
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Church of the Brethren
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