Hatch Wins Semi Final In City Golf To Face Johnson
Elliott Hatch defeats Sammy Taylor 2 up in a tight semi final and will meet Eddie Johnson in the City Golf tournament final at Hillcrest next Sunday. Taylor shot 70 to Hatch 68 after a late 17th hole hook into rough. both ex caddies featured in a hard fought championship flight match.
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Globe-News tournament rules and golf results
The Globe News announces 1920 semi pro baseball entries July 10 to 20 with a 1000 dollar prize fund and 65 percent gate split. Rules require 16 man rosters, two forfeiture checks, and eligibility excluding players from organized major league clubs. Also includes golf match reports and tournament qualifiers.
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USC to Open $750000 Gym With Two Pools
A new gymnasium costing 750000 dollars will be added to the University of Southern California athletic department in Los Angeles. The facility will include two swimming pools and a formal dedication ceremony is planned.
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Italians Plan Second Motorboat Race Week
Venice announces the second international motorboat racing week set for September 17 to 21 with entries from the United States Britain Germany and France. The event will feature valued cups donated by Crown Prince Humbert Mussolini and Count Volpi di Misurata.
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Indoor sports building to open this fall
The project budget is $760,000 for a new indoor sports facility to be available for all indoor activities in the fall.
Bruce Barnes Leads Dallas District Tennis Opener
Bruce Barnes of Texas University and other top players advanced in the Dallas district tennis tournament opening rounds. Barnes beat Charlie Davis 6 1 6 3 after a first round bye as favorites remaining. Other survivors included Frank Stevens John Barr Doc Barr and J B Adone Jr with doubles and junior events set to start tomorrow. Ruth Bailey and Anna Mae Reichert led the women's division with strong workouts.
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Nurmi Sets Six Mile World Record in London Race
Paavo Nurmi, the famed Finn, shattered the six mile world record at Stamford Bridge London finishing in 29 minutes 26 3 5 seconds. The previous mark of 29 59 2 5 was set by Alfred Schrubb of England in 1904.
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Brooklyn Fans Swarm Park as Dodgers Playoff Hope Surges
A vivid chronicle of Brooklyn baseball fever as Uncle Wilbert's Dodgers draw massive crowds and fans hats in hand cheer or rail at defeats. The narrative recalls a 1924 Giants clash when Zack Wheat made a famed catch amid a packed park and Hack Wilson chased a far fly ball.
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Dempsey’s Comeback Bout And Sharkey’s Hardest Punch
The piece recalls Dempsey’s third round hook that chipped a tooth, Sharkey’s resilience, and Jack Dempsey’s remark to Tex Rickard predicting Sharkey’s win over Tunney. It notes 1926 expectations for Sharkey as world champion, betting odds favoring Sharkey over Schmeling, and Benny Leonard praising Schlager while still backing Sharkey.
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Flatbush Fires Up Red Hot Baseball Frenzy
Soaring apple crowd parts as Wilson darts in and out of danger. Hack reappears exhausted. the cap flies from the field and the ball is lost. The Brooklyn rivalry endures as the last stronghold of feverish, old time baseball.
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Sharkey Receives Mass Mail Before Schmeling Fight
Before facing Max Schmeling on June 12, heavyweight contender Jack Sharkey at his Orangeburg camp received hundreds of fan letters daily. Trainer Gus Wilson, who also trained Jack Dempsey, said Sharkey's mail volume surpassed that of the famed Manassa.
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Diamond Dope: World Series Matchups and League Results
Today in MLB action Philadelphia hosts Chicago while Boston visits Detroit and Washington meets Cleveland and New York faces St. Louis. NL notes show rainouts and standings with Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Western results include St Joseph 4 Denver 3 and Topeka 6 Pueblo 4. American Assn games feature Toledo 7 Kansas City 0 and Milwaukee 16 Columbus 2 with night matches in St Paul and Indianapolis.
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Panhandle welterweight bout tops bill for June 20
Promoter Al Anderson adds Kopecky versus Clingman as the semi windup to the Cal Farley versus Jack Reynolds welterweight title clash in Butler Field. Advanced sales exceed normal Friday matches with ringside seats sold out and Amaryllo bus lines running every seven minutes to the ball park.
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Local boxing bout set as Clingman faces Kopecky in Amarillo
In Amarillo a one fall bout with a one hour limit features Clingman the junior middleweight contender and Kopecky. Clingman, a Cal Farley protege now in Pampa, is praised as a rising star and expected to give Kopecky trouble. The curtain raiser includes Rob Roy against Young Sampson.
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Best Hitter Named Captain of ISU Baseball Team 1931
Gibson Huntbatch, star shortstop and occasional relief pitcher, has been chosen captain of the Iowa State College nine for 1931.
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Sharkey Hints He May Beat Schmeling in World Title Bout
Orangeburg New Jersey June 9 A whispered claim from Jack Sharkey suggests confidence he can defeat Max Schmeling for the world heavyweight championship set for June 12. In a rare moment of self belief Sharkey privately told a reporter he thinks he will win, while avoiding public remarks.
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Panthers and Buffs Split In Double Header in Fort Worth
Fort Worth and Houston divided a double header Monday. The Cats won 5 to 3 in the opener, while the Buffaloes took the second 6 to 3. An eighth inning rally at the expense of Fredy Rose helped Dick Whitworth, who relieved Lil Stoner, to win the long game. Hank Thormahlen lost the nightcap to Joe Brown and George Payne, mostly Payne, after losing three games this season, all to Houston.
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Record entry list of golf stars in meet
One hundred and ninety golfers, the largest entry in Dallas Country Club invitational history, begin qualifying. The field includes Dennis Lavender of Abilene, West Texas champion, while Spec Goldman from Dallas is the defending finalist. Clarence Hubby of Waco, now a pro, had earlier defeated Goldman last year.
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Tackless Texans to face Bivins nine on Saturday at Metro Park
Emmet Gober's Tackless Texans, rained out last Saturday, will meet Bivins Station nine at 3 o'clock Saturday on the Metro Park diamond. Bivins, atop the North Plains League, seeks its season sweep and rides ex Buffaloes stars Elkins and Wells along with Amarillo locals Smith Hayden. Nicklaus to pitch for locals if ready.
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Basel Golf Club Passports Are Club Cards Not IDs
Basel June 9 The Basel golf club claims to be a rare international link where players cross from France to Switzerland without passport checks. Members show club cards instead of passports and faces can serve as identification. Formed in 1926 the club counts 175 members, including the American consul Calvin M Hitch and several other Americans.
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Wichita Falls Rally Lifts Team Over San Antonio in 18 Innings
In Shreveport on June 9 the Wichita Falls club outlasted San Antonio 6 to 4 after 18 innings. Moores and Kloza led with RBIs, Fitzgerald and Schinkel doubled, and Kloza Burns homered. Florrid took the loss after a long game with Chaplin yielding six runs for Wichita Falls behind 12 hits.
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