Wolflins Win and Loss on Intercity Golf Matches
Wolflin Park Golf Course reports a 1-1 run in intercity play over recent weeks. On August 28 the Park defeated Hereford 17 to 7, while on August 15 they lost to Canyon Country Club 16 to 11 with detailed match results for both sides.
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Aetro
Wolflin Park
Park
Hereford
Canyon
Country Club
Ganyon
Gaines
Laidley
Foster
Watts
Gamewell
Munn
Reeves
Kinsey
Neff
Farmer
Craig
Sizemore
Bryant
Meyer
Brown
West
Savage
Redmond
Trolinger
W. Thompson
Duflot
Cain
Mickle
Klopstein
Hartman
Trimmier
F. E. Savage
Norman
Prichard
Wesmeyer
Wooten
Osborn
Klenschmidt
Turner
Gano
O. Trimmier
Walsh
Daniels
Terry
Parcells
Shotwell
Tull
Davis
Murphy
Dr. Sadderns
Dr. Loving
Terrill
Gilley
Maxwell
Smith
Sanders
Byrd
Harper
Gwyn
Alfred
Pittman
Posey
Fox
Marrs
Jenkins
Allred
Mosley
Clark
Stevenson
Harris
Patton
Close
Klopfstein
Carlyle
Loving
Dishion
Clements
Louphen
Helm
Dunlap
Feierabend
Miller
Lund
Shore
Huston
Schaaf Meets Baer In Chicago Ten Round Bout
Ernie Schaaf of Boston and Max Baer of Livermore California, two top young heavyweights, clash in a ten round fight at the Chicago Stadium to gain a chance at higher ranked engagements. They previously met two years ago in New York with Schaaf winning. Both have since improved while rivals like Sharkey Schmeling and Walker remain ahead.
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Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Max Baer
Livermore
Galif
Schaaf
Baer
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
New York
British Walker Cup Team Announced at Brookline
The British Walker Cup lineup for the opening foursomes at Brookline Country Club includes Captain Tony Torrance and Leonard Crawley against American rivals. Cyril Tolley, a five international team veteran, named the British pairings, while Francis Ouimet prepares eleven players for the U S squad with key stars Voigt Sweetser McCarthy Moe and Johnston. Johnston may be sidelined by an ankle injury.
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Brookline
Mass
Cyril Tolley
Tony Torrancé
Leonard Crawley
John Burke
John Stout
Rex
Lister Hartley
John Fiddian
Eric McRavie
Francis Ouimet
Nationalmateur
Ouimet
George Voigt
Jess Sweetser
Maurice McCarthy
Don Moe
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
East Is Favored In Tennis Match
East is favored to prevail in the two day tennis series opening at the Orange N J Lawn Tennis Club. The western side features national champion Ellsworth Vines with teammates Gledhill Stoefen Tidball Lewis and Coughlin while the East fields Shields Wood Van Ryn Mangin Jones and Alonso in the opening program of four singles and one doubles on day one. The event serves as a lead in to the National Singles Championship at Forest Hills.
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New York
Orange
N. J
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
Lester Stoefen
Jack Tidball
Elbert Lewis
Joseph Coughlin
Frank Shields
Sidney Wood
John van
Wrestling Results From Washington and San Francisco
Washington results show Glenn Mann of Nebraska defeating Ivan Zirkoff from New York by fall at six minutes. San Francisco action had Don George of Boston vs Dan Koloff of Bulgaria, disqualification for Koloff after rabbit punches, plus John Pic of Ravenna beating Dick Raines of Texas, and a draw between Bull Heffner and Hardy Bushkamp. The Adams County fair at Hastings Nebraska will feature a large electrically lit fountain, the biggest between Chicago and Denver.
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Washington
Glenn Mann
Nebraska
Ivan Zirkoff
New York
San Francisco
Don George
Boston
Dan Koloff
Bulgaria
Koloff
John Pic
Ravenna
Dick Raines
Texas
Bull” Heffner
Hardy Bushkamp
Columbus
Ohio
Hastings
Neb
Chicago
Denver
Prize fight prospects and wrestling tourney at the Armory
In a wrestling card promoter Dutch Mantell stages a tourney at the Armory tomorrow night. Russian George Ligosky faces Pat rick Henry O'Brien while Jack Purdin seeks his first win. Semifinal opponent Doc Mueller from San Antonio adds danger. Walt Stratton will headline an exhibition. Tickets at City Drug Store, 519 Polk Street. Ladies admitted free.
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Patrick Henry O'Brien
Florida
Jack Purdin
Armory
George Ligosky
George
Dutch Mantell
O'Brien
Purdin
Ligosky
Jack
Doc Mueller
Mueller
San Antonio
Walt Stratton
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Mantell
Farm Board In Farm Co op Clash With Congress
C Moser vice president of the American Cotton Co Operative Association told Shannon Committee that removing government from agriculture while keeping it in other business would be unfair. He urged considering elimination of all major government functions, not just the Farm Board, noting some 12 000 cooperative groups exist nationwide.
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New Orleans
C. ©. Moser
American Cotton Co-Operative Association
Shannon
Farm Board Sponsored
Co-Operative Association
Farm Board
Moser
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Tariff Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Immigration Commission
Federal Farm Board
Friends of Agriculture
Regional Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Tuesday results show Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, and St. Louis posting wins with Brooklyn and Philadelphia also winning. Standings list Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, New York, Cincinnati, and Cleveland with varying records and a Wednesday schedule including New York at Chicago and Boston at Pittsburgh. Rain postponed Tyler at San Antonio. two day games noted across Fort Worth Dallas Longview and Galveston.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Vehereces
EGU Cic
Orion Ee
Hiqsbor
Louis
Tyler
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
Longview
Galveston
Ww. L. Pet
Redexs
Diethks
South Carolina
Columbia
E. D. Smith
Cole Blease
Smith
Blease
Textile strike continues in Lancashire workers confront police
Lancashire's 150000 textile workers kept up a strike against wage cuts. More than 2000 strikers clashed with police near Manchester last night and were dispersed after officers used clubs. The piece ends with a note that a blue racer is a local name for a black snake variety.
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Manchester
Eng
Lancashire
Farmers Audit Targeted for Farm Board Misconduct Claims
Oscar P. Green of Putnam and Norman Inc New Orleans cotton factors testified that an audit of the Farm Board's books should reveal gross extravagance and mismanagement manipulations and speculations breach of contracts unethical procedures and slander.
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Oscar P. Green
Putnam & Norman, Inc
New Orleans
Farm Board
Leaders Tie as Cats Win in Tight pennant race
Fort Worth Cats beat Beaumont 5 to 3 to halt Beaumont's streak and keep Dallas tied for first with a 6 to 2 win over Houston. Oscar Fuhr earned his 20th win, Bernie James sparked a Steer rally, and Croamer coasted a four hit win for Galveston over Longview as San Antonio and Tyler rained out.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Art Phelan
Fort Worth
Cats
Dallas
Beaumont
Steers
Houston
Dick Whitworth
Dick Schulze
Oscar Fuhr
Bernie James
Croamer
Galveston
Longview
San Antonio
Tyler
Draw for Men’s National Tennis Singles seeds in New York
In the Vanderbilt Hotel ballroom the official draw decides the two bottom brackets for the tournament. Ellsworth Vines heads the upper half while Wilmer Allison tops the lower. Bunny Austin and Henri Cochet are the only nominees. Carruthers draws Austin by lottery amid cheers and lighthearted press banter.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Vanderbilt Hotel
Ellsworth Vines
Wilmer Allison
Bunny Austin
England
Henri Cochet
France
Cochet
Lowe Carruthers
Carruthers
Eddie Moss
Steven Wallis Merrihew
Jamns W. Mercereau
Henry W. Austin
President Carruthers
Austin
Dusek Trains for Hogan Bout in Houston
Omaha wrestling hopeful Ernie Dusek began training in Houston for a world heavyweight title clash next Monday night with Jim Londos of New York and San Francisco. Coached by brother Rudy Dusek of Little Rock, Ark, the match was arranged by local promoter Morris Sigel. Herman Sterud of Pierre has completed 41 years with the South Dakota secretary of state office.
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Dusek
Houston
U.P
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Jim Londos
New York
San Francisco
Rudy Dusek
Little Rock
Ark
Morris Sigel
Londos
Herman Sterud
Pierre
8. D
Secretary of State
South Dakota
Major League Leaders National and American Leagues
National League leaders include O'Doul of the Dodgers at .363 and Klein of the Phillies with 188 runs and 193 hits. Pitching leader Warneke of the Cubs 19-5. American League leaders feature Foxx of the Athletics with 360 batting average and 48 home runs, Ruth of the Yankees with 352 and 39 homers, and Allen of the Yankees 16-3 pitching.
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O'Doul
Dodgers
W. Davis
Phillies
Klein
P. Waney
Pirates
Hurst
P. Waner
Herman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Frigch
Cardinals
Warneke
Cubs
Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Fury
Simmons
Manush
Senators
Gehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Johnson
Red Sox
Myer
Cronin
Chapman
Walker
Pitchinge-Allen
Gomez
Texas League Leaders From The Associated Press
Lead hitters include Ave Beaumont Fox Medwick Houston and Peel Houston with high batting totals. Leading pitchers list L Ave Rowe Beaumont and Fuhr Dallas with strong win and ERA numbers. Top categories feature Med wick James Hooks Greenberg Easterling and Murray with notable runs RBIs and strikeouts.
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Associated Presa
H Ave
Fox
Beaumont
Medwick
Houston
Washington
Tyler
Peel
L. Ave
Rowe
Fuhr
Dallas Redcae
Beatee Minogue
Dallas
Schulz
Judd
Presswell
Longview
Murray
Whitworth
Fort Worth
Thohmahlen
Galveston
Heusser
Conlan
Hollerson
Fort Worth Left-Handed Golfers Start 18 Hole Match Play
Four left handed golfers began 18 hole match play to decide Fort Worth's delegate to the national left handers tournament. Eph Cone, who posted 163 after 36 holes of medal play, faced B. F. Weekley. Dick Lemond opposed L. E. Hults.
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Fort Worth
Eph Cone
B. F. Weekley
Dick Lemond
L. E. Hults
Stars Fail to Qualify for Championship Flight
Survivors of Keller’s wind opened hand to hand play in the PGA Championship at St Paul as top contenders like Tom Creavy Olin Dutra Walter Hagen and John Golden begin their opening matches. Creavy, the defending champion, earned a 36 hole total of 145 and faces John Hines in the first match. Hagen Dutra Dudley Golden and Norton Smith are among entries in the upper bracket while the lower region features less famed marksmen.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Kellers
Billy Burke
Harry Cooper
Tommy Armour
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn. Creavy
John Hines
New York
Hagen
Dutra
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Golden
Norton Smith
Ettinger & Brand Brokers Boost August Pay by Ten Percent
Chicago brokers Ettinger and Brand announce 10 percent extra pay for August as staff handle increased business. The firm cites heavy workload and bonus days as reasons for the raise.
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Chicago
Ettinger & Brand
Coin from 1798 rolls into Republican campaign chest
An old silver dollar minted in 1798 was contributed to the Republican campaign fund. The coin was donated by W. F. Eckbert Jr of Lewiston Pennsylvania.
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New York
W. F. Eckbert, Jr
Lewiston
Baseball Stars Hit Big Games Across Leagues
Yesterday sees John Welch of the Red Sox-Halted Indians with four hits. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees drove in five against the White Sox, adding his 31st homer. Ossie Bluege for the Senators contributed five runs from two doubles and a single versus the Browns. Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics cracked his 44th homer with a man aboard to beat the Tigers 6-4. Pro Traylor of the Pirates notched five hits including three doubles and two triples against the Braves. Tony Cuccinello and Danny Taylor of the Dodgers helped defeat the Cardinals with home runs.
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John Welch
Red Sox
Indians
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
White Sox
Ossie Bluege
Senators
Browns
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Tigers
Pro Traylor
Pirates
Braves
Tony Cuccinello
Danny Taylor
Dodgers
Dodger
Cardinals
No Hit No Run by Paul Dean in Columbus Win
Paul Dean brother of Dizzy Dean pitched a no hit no run game for Columbus against Kansas City. The Columbus nine won 3 to 0 with strong fielding and solid support from his teammates, keeping Kansas City off the scoreboard all night.
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Kansas City
U.P
Paul Dean
Jerome
Dizzy) Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Columbus Baseball Nine
American Association
Columbus
Dean
Sluggers Put Yankees In Lead In Changeful Day
The Yankees won 6 to 5 over the White Sox as Gehrig homered twice to lift New York. Foxx’s 48th for the Athletics beat Detroit while Boston toppled Cleveland and Washington beat St. Louis. Cubs stretched win streak with 4 to 3 over the Giants. Pirates split with Boston, and Brooklyn edged St. Louis. Cincinnati and Philadelphia idle.
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Associated Press
Yankees
Ruth
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Allen
Lou
Boston
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Jimmie Foxx
Cochrane
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Brooklyn
Syl Johnson
Tex Carleton
Cincinnati
Phillies
Fight Results From Boston and Pittsburgh
Walter Cobb stopped Jack Sigmore in Cambridge Masa. Teddy Yarosz outpointed Jimmy Belmont in Pittsburgh Braddock Pa across ten rounds.
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Boston
Walter Cobb
Baltimore
Jack Sigmore
Cambridge
Masa
Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarosz
Jimmy Belmont
Braddock
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Lyman E. Robbins
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