Tennis Tourney Planned In Prescott During Frontier Days
Prescott organizers announce a Northern Arizona men's singles and doubles tennis championship to be staged during Frontier Days open to amateurs under USLTA rules. Entry fees are 1.00 for singles and 2.00 for doubles with entries closing June at the Yavapai Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Chambers of Commerce
Armour Cooper Tied Open Championship in Final Round
Tommy Armour and Harry Cooper finished 301 to tie for first after 72 holes at Oakmont. Bobby Jones, the defending champion, faded to 11th with 309 as Armour won a playoff seize the title and prize money potentially reaching 75000.
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Jimmy) Johnston
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Southern Pines
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Memphis
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Baseball results from American and National leagues
Summary of baseball scores across leagues including American matchups Cleveland 19 Boston and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 0 plus Detroit 6 Washington 1. In the National League Boston 0 Pittsburgh 6 and Philadelphia 2 Chicago 7 with New York 10 St. Louis 5 and Cincinnati 10 New York 10 St. Louis 5. International League reports Buffalo 9 6 Jersey City 0 3 Toronto 7 Newark 8 Syracuse 6 Baltimore 35 Rochester 6 Reading 4.
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Weather and scores note for Texas cities
Incomplete report lists Waco 5 Shreveport 3 6 Dallas 8 Wichita 0 6 San Antonio 1 5 Houston Fort Worth postponed due to rain. Contains partial scores and a weather postponement for Texas games.
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Southern Association Scores in a Weathered Card
Little Rock over Atlanta 5 to 4. Nashville defeated Mobile 15 innings 1 to 2. Memphis won 5 to 2 while Birmingham triumphed 8 to 6. The brief box scores note Birmingham’s win and a long 15 inning game between Nashville and Mobile.
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Birmingham
Hockey scores from A A games show varied results
American Association results list Minneapolis 0 Columbus 4 St. Paul 18 Toledo 0 Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 1 Milwaukee 5 Louisville 1.
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Toledo
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Weather and score updates from Western League games
Western League results show Wichita Lincoln and Tulsa Omaha games postponed due to rain. Oklahoma City won 8 to 2 and Denver finished 4 over S in seven innings. Amarillo 3 Des Moines 8.
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Wichita-Lincoln
Tulsa
White Sox blank Athletics 4 0 in Philadelphia game
Chicago White Sox win 4 0 over the Athletics to sweep the series. Humefield homered in the first inning, Barrett connected in the third after Humefield’s double, with Falk Clancy and a sacrifice fly adding the fourth in the fourth. Connally allowed eight hits but left runners on base.
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Humefield
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Falk
Clancy
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Gray
Cochriune
Reds wallop Robins 10 to 1 in Cincinnati
Reds collect 13 hits as Adolfo Luque wins with strong support from Cincinnati. The Robins score their lone run in the eighth on a Carey double driving in Meusel. Final: Cincinnati 10 Brooklyn 1.
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Dempsey to sign for Tunney fight before next bout
Tex Rickard cables Jack Dempsey that he must sign for the Tunney rematch before the July 21 fight with Jack Sharkey and accept 15 percent of the gate. Dempsey refuses the percentage and says promoters can offer equal money. He sails for New York with Estelle Taylor and friends to resolve the situation.
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Gene Tunney
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Richard
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Cubs Beat Phillies 7-2 in 12th Straight Win
Chicago extended its streak to 12 wins by defeating Philadelphia 7 to 2. Herb Pruett started for Philadelphia and unraveled in the third inning as the Cubs scored four runs on walks an error and several hits. Hartnett launched a two-run homer off Jack Scott and Pick's walk and Stephen son's triple produced the final run. Hal Carlson allowed two runs in the first frame but then shut down the visitors.
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Yanks Bunch Hits To Down Browns By 8-1
The Yankees won 8 to 1 over the St. Louis Browns as nine hits came in the first three innings. Ruth hit his 22nd homer with Combs aboard and Gehrig followed with his 15th. Zachary lasted just one inning for the Browns.
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Red Sox Rally to Beat Indians 11–10 in Free-Hitting Game
Boston defeats Cleveland 11 to 10 in a high scoring game to open a series in Boston. Jamieson led the Indians with a triple and three singles while Flagstead returns to center field for the Red Sox with a strong defensive and offensive showing.
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Pirates Lead Cubs By Beating Braves 6 To 0
The Pirates beat the Braves 6 to 0 as Lee Meadows earned his ninth win, limiting Boston to six hits. Kent Greenfield debuted for Boston and was removed after seven innings with Mills finishing. Pittsburgh moved ahead of the Cubs in the standings.
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Giants Rally to Beat St Louis 10-5 in Second Game
The New York Giants snapped a six game skid by defeating the St Louis Cardinals 10 to 5. Rudy Hornsby went 4 for 4 with a homer his eleventh of the season as Barnes Taylor McGraw H Bell and Snyder Schulte yielded the win. The Cardinals scored early then faded.
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Tigers Victorious By 6-1 From Senators
Rallies in the eighth and ninth innings and Stoner’s pitching powered the Tigers to a 6 to 1 win over the Senators in the series opener. Reeves tripled for Washington, scoring on a fielder’s choice, while Detroit collected eight hits.
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Miami Miners Defeat Mesa Nine 13 to 3 in League Tilt
Miami Miners defeated Mesa 13 to 3 as Setch Quinn pitched six hits allowed and Miami hitters collected 19. Cale homered in the eighth for Miami. Mesa starter Harding was chased in the third. Nash and manager Willigrod appeared later. Bates left with a foot injury in the fourth.
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Lindbergh Receives Giant St Louis Welcome
Lindbergh dodged a formal dinner, flew a borrowed plane to Bolling Field after a late dash from New York, then returned to Washington and back to New York all in a single day. He described arriving home in daylight in evening clothes as a wild party.
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