Browns Baffle White Sox 6 3 In St Louis Showdown
In St Louis on May 21 the Browns beat the White Sox 6 to 3. Manush homered, Blue and Schang each had two hits, Gray won his fifth decision despite a rough fourth. Box score notes include multiple players and RBI tallies. A boxing bout headlines Des Moines later tonight with Eddie Anderson vs Tony Legours.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Manush
Schang
Blue
Roby
Sam Gray
Chicago
Reynolds
Humefield
Qissell
Walsh
Watwood
Thomas
St. Louis— Blue
McGowan
Rf Manush
Schulte
Kress
O'Rourke
Melillo
Crsesses
Es Esteree
Ormy
Do Westes
Doo
Gray
Cissell
Thames
Melia
Schutte
Homerun
Hunnefield
Glancy
Guttrie
Moriarty
Hildebrand
Legours
Des Moles
U.P
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Casper
Wye
Tony Legourl
Dea Moines
Philadelphia
Eddie Rommel
Red Sox
Mackmen
Boston
Weore Rothrock
Boot Gerber
Faith
Narlesky
Scarritt
Bigelow
Regan
Todt
Reeves
Berry
Brandaert
Rufting
Gerber
Bercy
Nirth
Fore Bishop
Haas
Ate
Cochrana
C Wey ~Simmons
Miller
Foxx
Ruthrack
Cochrane
Ifice
Haa
Gan
Teft
Iladelphia
Ruffing
Rommel
Seven Teams Remain in Davis Cup Battle for Trophy
New York May 21 Only seven of 29 nations started this year for the Davis Cup remain in contention. In the American zone the US faces Japan to decide who meets Cuba after Cuba beat Mexico in the semis. Europe’s quarterfinals see Italy vs Germany and Czecho Slovakia versus Denmark, with Great Britain to meet South Africa and Holland against Hungary in the other half.
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New York
France
Cuba
Mexico
Thea
United States
Canada
Japan
Italy
Germany
Slovakia
Den-mark
Great Britain
South Africa
Holland
Hungary
Open Tournament Faces Smaller Field Than 1928 Show
The United States Golf Association reports the 1930 open championship may draw about 700 entrants, well below 1,064 participants last year. Closing entries are at 6 pm with 200 late signups anticipated. qualifying rounds run June 10 across 19 courses ahead of Winged Foot Club events June 27 to 29.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Winged Pool Club
United States
Hogan Named Varsity Coach at Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh May 21 71 Frank Buzz Hogan 28 has been named varsity basketball coach at Carnegie Tech succeeding John Inwin He is presently coaching at Libby High and will move to Pittsburgh for the position.
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Pittsburgh
Frank
Buzz) Hogan
Carnegie Tech
John Inwin
Hogan
Libby High
Bobby Jones Stance Analyzed For Distance And Trajectory
The article notes Bobby Jones stands almost erect with feet under shoulders and weight on the balls of his feet. His stance is nearly square with a slight left foot withdrawal to contact the ball at a belt instep, enabling a low trajectory and added run. It contrasts with Glenna Collett and mentions faults like slicing and a leaflet by Lot Metzger on curing it.
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Bobby Jones
Blanca
Glenna Collett
Jones
Arth
Lot Metzger
Ed Metzger
Detroit Promoter Targets Fields Dundee Title Bout
Detroit promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons travels to Chicago to sign Jackie Fields for a title bout with Joe Dundee to resolve the disputed welterweight championship. Dundee, stripped by the NBA recently, is already signed with Fitzsimmons who plans a new Detroit stadium for the 15 round decision bout set for July 11 or 18 with a $50,000 guarantee and $10,000 already paid.
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New York
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Detroit
Chicago
Jackie Fields
National Boxing Association
Joe Dundee
Fitzsimmons
Dundee
Red Learn Will Twirl for Tracy Minn Ball Club
R. L. Learn former pitcher for the Charles City team and motorman on the Charles City Western left for Tracy Minnesota to pitch this summer for the Independent club there. Mrs Learn a teacher in the Washington building will join him after school closes.
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Tracy, Minn
Ball Club
Charlies City
R. L
Red) Leam
Charles City
Charles City Western
Learn
Washington
Millies Reports to Hawks as Catcher Prospects Rise
Veteran catcher Walter Millies reports to the Hawks amid roster shifts. He previously finished the season with Waterloo, with Bill Steinecke joining Seattle, and could form half of the home battery against Cedar Rapids in the second contest of the series. Millies had been released earlier, with Eddie Spelman and Berres continuing roles.
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Walter Millies
Waterloo
Bill Steinecke
Seattle
Cedar Rapids
Millies
Dixon
Eddie Spell- Man
Berres
Bartz
Newell
Pitchers Miller and Mudloff Linked to Burtington Boy Signings
The article notes Miller and Mudloff as infielders, Mudloff identified as the Burtington boy signed by Dixon after Manager Pep Young released him Saturday. A Chicago rookie outfielder P. Elliott is expected to join, with more releases likely though names are unclear. The text also mentions pink granite Egyptian obelisks.
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Saddle "Miller
Mudloff
Burtington
Dixon
Pep Young
Tiim
P. ©. Elliott
Chicago
City Attorney files answer in Wallace v City of Waterloo
Mrs Laura Wallace sues Waterloo seeking 5000 damages for injuries from a February 23 ice slip on a street crossing. City denies responsibility and moves to dismiss. Halley fined 2060 for liquor injunction violation. Judge Boles imposes 300 fine plus costs with payment arranged.
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Carleton Sis
Clerk of District Court
Laura Wallace
Waterloo
Wallace
Slag
Halley
Cecil Halley
Gailty
Uquor
H. B. Boles
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