Perry Wins British Open to Set Golfing Record
Alfred Perry captured the British Open at Muirfield with a 283 total tying the record aggregate of Gene Sarazen and Henry Cotton. He won by four strokes over Alf Padgham who finished with 287. William Lawson Little Jr. tied for fourth at 289 after a 69 in the final round. Henry Cotton and Macdonald Smith finished in a late cluster at 299.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Alfred Perry
Gene Sarazen
Henry Cotton
Leatherhead
London
Alf Padgham
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Little
Charley Whitcombe
Bert Gadd
Henry Picard
Hershey
Bill Branch
Macdonald Smith
Cubs blank Pirates in opening game behind Henshaw
Chicago pitcher Henshaw limited Pittsburgh to one hit as the Cubs cruised 8-0 in the series opener. Mace Brown doubled for the Pirates’ lone hit in the sixth inning.
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Chicago
Roy Henshaw
Tiny Southpaw
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Mace Brown
Giants Win in 10th Inning at Brooklyn
An error by Jimmy Bucher and three hits off Ray Benge fueled a four run Giants rally in the tenth inning at Brooklyn as they seized the game.
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Brooklyn
Jimmy Bucher
Ray Benge
New York
Moore
AB Critz
Lee Pee
Myatt
Smith
Danning
Parmelee
Stout
Weintraub
Peewee
Esas
A. Cuccinello
Reese
Mancuso
Critz
PO Bordagaray
Bocher
Jordan
Leslie
Taylor
Boyle
T. Cuccinello
Clark
Vance
Benge
Phelps
Mungo
Koenig
Bucher
Jackson
Terry
Ott
Leiber
Lopez
Reinello
Probable Lineups For All-Star Game Announced
New York June 28 194? Battle lines drawn for the third annual all star game between the American and National Leagues at Cleveland Municipal Stadium July. The 20 players from each league named by managers Frankie Frisch and Mickey Cochrane and based on a composite of all league managers.
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Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Gehrig Rumen
Gehringer Porec
Foxx Voueroi
Taut
Cronin Pacowica
Iasskees
Johnson
Hamman Still In Golf Wins Into Trans-Miss Semi finals
WAKONDA CLUB, Des Moines June 28 Leland Hamman the mighty little man from the Southwest staged a rally to win 3 and 2 over Hal Chase Des Moines in a 36 hole quarter final advancing to a semi final with Johnny Goodman of Omaha Goodman beat Young Billy Cordingly 11 and 10 while Johnny Dawson of Chicago beat Bob Conliffe 6 and 4 in another round.
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Wakonda Club
Des Moines
Leland Hamman
Southwest
Husky Hal Chase
Hamman
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Billy Cordingly
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Bob Conliffe
Oklahoma City
Scoring Lineup From AM A A Toledo Games
The American Association results show Toledo 7 Minneapolis 9 and Columbus 16 St Paul 5. Night matches included Indianapolis Milwaukee and Louisville Kansas City.
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American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis-Milwaukee
Louisville-Kansas City
Indians Rally Past White Sox In Opening Game Of Series
Cleveland defeats Chicago 6 to 5 as O Dell Hale hits a ninth inning homer to deliver the win for the Indians. Kept tight by strong pitching and timely hits, the White Sox fall in the four game set opener.
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Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
O’dell Hale
Indians
Chicago
Simmons
Cenes Eae
NWR
Vane Ees
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Wis Titeeeens
Washington
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Oy Couric
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Eae
Tryvtiak
Wekiapes
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Vang
Eens
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Ee Omnis
Hildebrand S&th
Galatzer
Campbell
Bonura
Haas
Berger
Knickerbocker
Trosky
Standings and results from a baseball doubleheader day
National League results include Philadelphia over Boston 4 to 2 in 10 innings and New York defeating Brooklyn 11 to 7 in 10 innings. St Louis lost 2 to 4 to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh was blanked 0 to 8 by Chicago. Texas League Friday results show Tulsa 5 Dallas 12 Oklahoma City 3 Fort Worth 2 Beaumont 1 Galveston 4 and Houston 1 San Antonio 3. Standings list Galveston 44 32 0.547 Tulsa 32 23 0.696 Oklahoma City 44 37 0.543 Port Worth 39 35 0.527 San Antonio 34 35 0.493 Dallas 27 46 0.370 Schedule Dallas at Oklahoma City Fort Worth at Tulsa Galveston at Beaumont San Antonio at Houston.
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L. Waner Cf Ae Aes
Hafey Cf Eee
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Klein
Eevee Scaras Ween
Jarges Hinshaw
Weedeness Realy
Chicago
Herman
Cavarretta
Hartnett
Lindstrom
Brown
Cavaretta
R Brown
Thevenow
Suhr
Jurges
REDS
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Jess Haines
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
ST. Louis
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Martin
Vaesevee
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Whitehead
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Haines
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Soodman
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Lombardi
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Johnson
Port
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Berger
Hogan
Frankhouse
Smith
Es News
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Allen
Watkins
Thompson
Whitney
Jordan
Hassin
Vergez
Philadelhia
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Tulsa
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Tulsa Ae
Pos Goo
Oklahoma
Cliffort Worth
St Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Speedboat Champions to Race in July 4th Celebration Here
Speedboat champions from New Mexico led by Bob Junk and Pat Utz have entered the City Lake races to be held July 4 under National Association sanction. Arizona entrants Charlie Tabor Seth Smith and Pat Watson join Harvey Bates in a class B entry. The event starts at 10 AM with surfboard exhibitions by Bo Henson and Dick Garre tomorrow afternoon, free to the public with a gate tax for lake access.
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Pat Utz
New Mexico
Elephant Butte
Lee Williams
City Lake
Arizona
Williams
Panhandle
Charlie Tabor
Seth Smith
Pat Watson
Harvey Bates
National Association
Bo Henson
Dick Garre
Upset Ends Hicks and Didrikson in Women’s Western Open
In Chicago June 28 a pair of seasoned amateurs shocked the field in the Women’s Western Open. Elaine Reinhardt Winnetka Illinois defeated Mildred Babe Didrikson 5 and 4 to halt her championship bid. Opal S. Hill Kansas City eliminated Helen Hicks 2 and 1 in the semifinals. A rain soaked course and 1,000 spectators witnessed the surprises.
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America
Helen Hicks
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Elaine Reinhardt
Winnetka Iil
Didrikson
Texas
Miss Hicks
Hewlett, L. I
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Shamrocks and Hubers Set for Rubber Game Showdown
Northwestern sophomore Russell Ball stunned top seed Reese of Georgia Tech to reach the national inter collegiate tennis semi finals. The Borger Hubers and Amarillo Shamrocks split two games this week with a heated grudge over Bryan Chody fueling a Metro Park duel tomorrow at 3 p.m.
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Ill
Russell Ball
Northwestern
el Paso
Tex
Bill” Reese
Georgia Tech
Wilbur Hess
Rice Institute
Ball
Giant
Dixie
Borger Hubers
Amarillo Shamrocks
Metro Park
Shamrocks
Hubers
Borger
Amarillo
Berger
Pampa
Hubers This Season. Not Only Will the Amarilloans
Bryan Chody
Amarilloans
Borgerites
Texas League results show varied scores across cities
Tulsa and Dallas games featured mixed outcomes with multiple pitchers named. Fort Worth, Beaumont, Galveston, Houston and San Antonio posted results reflecting a busy slate, while a chromium plating note appears as a non-sport line.
McCullough defeats Wolflin to reach semifinals in Amarillo golf
In the Women's City Golf Tournament at Amarillo Country Club Mrs. C M McCullough a former champion defeated Mrs Frank Wolflin 2 up after a tight match to advance. The day featured several tight matches with Mrs Jesse Rogers Mrs Walter Sikes and Mrs J W Ross also advancing to the semifinals along with other top flight results.
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Frank Wolflin
Amarillo Country Club
Elmer Scott
Bill Garre
J. H. Hall
Jo Crawford
McCullough-Wolflin
McCullough
Wolflin
Wolflin Tone
Lamesa Golf Club to Host Hobbs Team Sunday
Lamesa Texas June 28 The Lamesa Golf Club will play the Hobbs New Mexico team there Sunday afternoon according to captain George Norman.
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Lamesa
Hobbs
White in win over Georgian and Texas star shines at nationals
Ed White of Texas and Fred Haas of Louisiana upset former champions Charles Yates of Georgia Tech and Johnny Fischer of Michigan in the National Intercollegiate Golf Championship semi finals. Louisiana sophomore Lou Fischer also defeated Fischer 5 and 3 in a surprise upset.
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Washington
Charles Yates
Georgia Tech
Johnny Fischer
Michigan
Ed White
Texas
Fred Haas
Louisiana
Fischer
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