Cubs Card vanish in doubleheader storm Cardinals win 12 to 3
Chicago sustains injury blow as Tommy Thevenow staggers on the field and may miss weeks after fracturing his ankle. Cardena s rally wins 6 to 5 in first game then dominate 12 to 3 in second. Reed Brillheart and Root strong for St Louis while Samich homers for Cubs.
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Tommy Sraveuo
Owas
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Charley ‘Root
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Bottomley
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Gonzales
Ehulte
Stephenson
Pe Wlake
Root
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Lake
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Itcher
Pittman
Wilson Jones
Gramp
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Bell
Heathcote
Thevenow
Frisch Bottomley
Grimm
Adams
Chicago
Bells
Brillheart
Jones
Rhem
Ball
French Has Scored Even Dozen Aces
By AL DEMARBEE former pitcher for the New York Giants notes Emmet French has tallied twelve holes in one surpassing peers Bobby Jones Walter Hagen and Jesse Sweetser who each have one. He recalls aces aiding key battles at Pinehurst and St Louis, including a 1923 best ball with Cruickshank and Doyle and a 1924 Missouri Open ace against Johnny Farrell.
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AL Demarbee
New York Giants
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Jesse Sweetser
Emmet French
Sandy Herd
French
Bobby Cruickshank
Cyril Walker
St. Louis
Johnny Farrell
Fights Last Night in Major Cities Reports
Boxing results from multiple cities show Lomski defeating Rosenbloom in Long Island City, Gemas stopping Reeves in Philadelphia, Labarba outpointing Boddy in St. Louis, Manley beating Wiggins in Denver, Hoon defeating Edmondson in Iowa, and Shade defeating Dixon in Portland. Scores noted as 10 or 6 or 12.
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Associated Press
Long Island City
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Maxie Rosenbloom
Harlem
Philadelphia
George Gemas
Jack Reeves
Saeman
Mich
St. Louis
Fidel Labarba
Los Angeles
Mike Brody
Peoria
Denver
George Manley
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Billy Hoon
Iowa
Clyde Edmondson
Portland
Ore
Dave Shade
New York
George Dixon
Major League Leaders Selections By League As Of June 21
National League leads feature P Pirates star Peter Waner top in runs hits doubles and triples while Meadows wins 10 for Pirates and Wilson the Cubs hits 13 homeruns. Stolen base leader Frisch Cardinals 18. American League leaders include Gehrig Yankees batting and Ruth leading in runs and homeruns with Goslin Stolen bases and Stoner Thomas sharing pitching wins.
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Pittsburgh
Ortiz
Allen
Cincinnati
Ottsburgh
Oe. Dawson
Morrison
Aul Waner
Pirate
Clyde Barnhart
Dresaen
Zityman
Andee Reed
Pipp
Wees
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Traynor
P. Waner
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Jaye
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Boston
Tony Lagzari
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Red Sox
Tony
Gehrig
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Morehart
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Haney
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Myer
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Taylor and Canzoneri prime for bantam title clash
Chicago June 22 Fourteen boxers including Bushy Graham Abe Attell California Joe Lynch and Pat Moore have issued challenges to the winner of the Bud Taylor vs Tony Canzoneri 10 round bantamweight title fight set for Cubs Park tomorrow night A Filipino on the card Goldstein meeting Ignacio Fernandez adds to the event With both contenders finishing light workouts and public weigh ins not yet held the bout promises a busy future for the victor.
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Cubs Park
Bud Taylor
Tony Canzoneri
Bushy Graham
Abe Atell Goldstein
California
Joe Lynch
Ignacio Fernandez
Pat Moore
Memphis
Goldstein
Fernandez
Taylor
Canzoneri
Graham
Charley
Phil) Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Ilinois Athletic Commission
Hogan's Homer in Tenth Beats Giants at Polo Grounds
Frank Hogan delivered a tenth inning homer to lift the Boston Braves over the New York Giants 7 to 5 in their homecoming at the Polo Grounds. Hogan had also homered in the ninth, tying the game after Giants hitters Brown High and Smith began the rally with singles. Giants failed to push across a run with the bases loaded in their half.
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Frank Hogan
Braves
Giants
Polo Grounds
Farrell
Hogan
Brown
High
Smith
Horan
Boston
Moore
Richbourg
Mann
Rfw
Welsh
Mogridge
Burrus
Sss
Genewich
Fournier
Werta
Dundee to Fight for Feather Championship Again
New York June 22. Johnny Dundee will be permitted to fight Red Chapman for the feather title if the public favors the match, a decision by the New York state boxing commission. The division's muddle arose after Honeyboy Finnegan withdrew from the series, though Finnegan will debut as a junior light weight against Al Winkler of Philadelphia next Monday.
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Johnny Dundee
Red Chapman
Boston
New York State Boxing Commission
Honeyboy Finnegan
Chapman
Finnegan
al Winkler
Philadelphia
Bees Lose 2-0 to Bunnies. Cedar Rapids turn triple play
Burlington notes the seventh inning as the Bees game high point with two runs from three hits and a sacrifice. Cedar Rapids executed a second inning triple play. Macks benched in ninth for disputing a decision.
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Cedar Rapids
Macks
Abrhpore Bott
Sstreereresenansd
Hushes
Casper
Frazee
Rf Teouck
Strader
Sernrt Acdington
Lame Sphanes
Mucks
Abe Rea E Young
Arenes
Parker
Cree
Naleway
Treba Ae Oglesby
Josef Stock
Grady
Pescataley
Reichle
Cunningham
Stemig
P . Gots
Addington
Bott
Green
Rye
Hughes
Frazer
Anderson
Campbell
Frank Attending MV League Meet at Cedar Rapids
Sam Frank, secretary of Waterloo Baseball Association, left for Cedar Rapids to attend a Mississippi Valley League meeting called by president Belden Hil to address Burlington club rule violations. Allegations claim Oglesby, listed as rookie, is a veteran first baseman and that three wins by pitcher Tising, also labeled rookie, were thrown out. The meeting will decide if Burlington's games with Oglesby should be voided or fined.
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Sam Frank
Waterloo Baseball Association
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi Valley League
Belden Hil
Burlington
Oglesby
Tising
Waterloo
Dixon
Ovid McCracken
Hits Scarce in Ottumwa Tilt
In Ottumwa the game produced a 2 to 0 scoreline with few scoring chances for both sides. The decisive moments came from tight defense and goalkeeping, keeping the contest low on thrills and high on tension.
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Ottumwa
State golf tourney opens with mixed pros and amateurs
The Iowa Golf Association state tournament starts Saturday at Davenport Country Club, featuring a mixed pro and amateur event. Waterloo players lead locally with Bob Elderton aiming for top finishes amid strong amateur contenders Fred McClain Bud Cropper Lawrence Kilgore John Riley Alfred Longley and more. Pro tours begin Sunday with Elderton among the entrants and caddies Ralph Wagner Carleton Wagner and Maynard O'Connor joining from Sunnyside. The meet marks a new format, with amateurs paying $5 and drawing partners from pros present. Cedar Rapids expected to host 1928 event, Sunnyside likely for 1929, with Merle Stimson possibly entering.
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Fred McClain
Bud Cropper
Galfer
Will Lawrence Hkilgore
John Riley
Alfred Longley
Lst
Eye on the Ball Key to Swing, 1925 Champion Says
National Open champion Willie MacFarlane argues eye tracking the ball matters for contact and follow through. He cautions against watching the spot after impact, urging players to finish the swing with proper body rotation and club path.
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Willie Macfarlane
Leo Lomski Beats Maxie Rosenbloom in 12 Round Bout
New York sun reports Leo Lomski of Aberdeen Washington, a Dempsey protege, won his second straight victory in the East by outpointing Maxie Rosenbloom in a fast 12 round bout last night. Lomski showed a hard punch and quick foot work to win easily in New York.
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New York
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Jack Dempsey
Fisth
East
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lomski
Davenport Links to Host Acid Test for Ten Golfers
Davenport, Ia June 22 A Davenport Country Club course hosting the Iowa tournament June 27 to July 2 will draw 350 golfers. The 6314 yard par 71 layout features sloping greens and selective bunkers, with Walter Hagen’s 67 as a benchmark and records for rounds and ties to be settled during qualifiers.
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Courier Special Service
Davenport
Iowa
Davenport Country Club
Mississippi River
Walter Hagen
Paul Barton
Red Cross
Bud Maytag
Newton
Puzzy Lusk
C. H. Rost
Vic Stibolt
Rock Island Arsenal
Farrell Wins Golf Title Third Time
Johnny Farrell wins the Shawnee open for the third time beating Willie McFarlane by 10 strokes. He completed 72 holes in 279 total, four under the course record, at Shawnee, Pennsylvania, on June 22.
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Shawnee
Johnny Farrell
Willie McFarlane
Bees seek Stroner and six other moves hint at shakeup
The Hawk's Nest Burlington reports Burlington Bees bid for Jimmy Stroner of Rock Island as a third baseman with a $1000 offer and adds dispute over an extra player. Cedar Rapids cut Burns and Bailey, while Frazee and Indelli were signed. Nick Kutsch moves to San Francisco Olympic club. The Bees face possible severe punishment for using nine veterans, raising questions on rookie status and league enforcement in a broader house cleaning.
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Burlington
Jimmy Stroner
Rock Island
Rock Island Argus
Bees
Stroner
Pete Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Burns
Bailey
Frazee
Terre Haute
Ind
Indelli
Chicago
Nick Kutsch
Iowa
San Francisco
Burlington Bees
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