Hamman Captures Trans Mississippi Golf Title
Leland Hamman, a 128 pound Texan from Waco, won the Trans Mississippi championship at Brook Hollow Golf Club with a 4 and 2 victory over Johnny Goodman. Praised by Goodman, Hamman’s flawless play and timely putts sealed the upset as he entered golf’s hall of fame in dramatic fashion.
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Dallas
America
Leland Hamman
Brook Hollow
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Champ Goodman
Leland
Hamman
Gus Moreland
Goodman
Reynolds Smith
Trans-Mississippi
Texas
Baseball individual leaders and a Europe political note
The bulletin lists top baseball stats with players Bell English from Galveston leading in hits and runs, plus English RBIs, Bell runs, Bell doubles, and other leaders. It ends with a separate line noting Europe currently has 14 ruling sovereigns and 15 presidents.
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Associated Press
Harvey
Oklahoma City
Bell
Galveston
Moses
English
Binder
Europe
Gotham Fans Eye World Series Talk as July 4 Sees Bets Rise
New York clubs race toward the holiday to spark World Series chatter. Yankees and Giants lead their leagues with odds varying by exchange, while hitters like Bronca and O Doul star in wins. Dodgers, Reds, Cubs, and Braves also deliver notable games as pennant races heat up.
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New York
U.P
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Jack Doyle
Broadway
Giants
Ruppert Rifles
Bronca
Yale
Washington
Yanks
Gomez
Ruffing
Murphy
Hubbell
Schumacher
Luque
Bowman
Doyle
Hope To Break Mark In Texas Sloop Run
CORPUS CHRISTI July 2 A steady breeze could push four schooner rigged sloops to a new Corpus Christi Galveston boat race record. The 120 mile run starts 5 AM from Whistling buoy Port Aransas with a 60 hour limit. Entrants include Shawsheen Rex D. Frazier Houston Fourfriends R M Kleberg Corpus Christi Tidbit Galveston Siesta Rockport Hagner Hagner Galveston. The 1931 Shawsheen won the first race and Four Friends won in 1932. Last year’s race was canceled by a gulf storm.
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Corpus Christi
R. M. Kleberg
Corpus Christ
Newt Curry
Tidbit
Galveston
John Winterbotham
Dudley Sharp
Houston
Siesta
Rockport
FP. H. Hagner
Tiller
Hagner
Frazier
Shawsheen
Four Friends
Former aces are left sut
Final results of a nationwide poll show a leaning toward players from last year’s all star game. Yankee Ruth and Gehrig headline AL ballots. in the NL, Terry Hubbell and Frisch lead the charge. Managers Cronin and Terry retain final selections.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Charley Gehringer
Averill
Early Averill
Indians
Ruth
Heinie Manush
Senators
al Simmons
White Sox
Sam West
Browns
Rick Ferrell
Red Sox
Bill Dickey
Mickey Cochrane
Ralston Hemsley
Gomez
Grove
al Crowder
Crowder
Karl Whitehill
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Chuck Klein
Charley Hartnett
Lon Warneke
Cubs
Wally Berger
Braves
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Milwaukee records 1500 title as Cunningham falls
TRACK. Milwa ukee Bonthron breaks world record to win National A U 1 500 title beating Cunningham. Torrance shot put and Hardin 400 hurdles also set world marks.
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Milwaukee
Bonthron
Cunningham
Torrance
Hardin
Philadelphia
Mako
Hunt
Latonia
Fiji
Chicago
Arlington
Golp
Dallas
Hamman
Goodman
Cleveland
Yates
White
Strong Field Tries For Pro Golf Entry
Dallas hosts the Texas sectional qualifying for the National Professional Golf Association over 36 holes at Lakewood Country Club. The four low scorers advance to the national event in Buffalo, July 24 to 29, with entrants including Harvey Penick, Jack Grout, Clarence Whalen, Willie Maguire, Oren Williams, G. G. Morrell, George Rohrer, Raymond Gafford, Jack Burke, A. G. Mitchell, Felix George and others.
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Dallas
Texas
Lakewood Country Club
Buffalo
Harvey Penick
Austin
Jack Grout
Fort Worth
Clarence Whalen
Willie Maguire
Houston
Oren Williams
Henderson
G. G. Morrell
Waco
George Rohrer
Galveston
Raymond Gafford
Jack Burke
A. G. Mitchell
Felix George
Umpire Troubles Spark Wimbledon Controversy In Queen Club
In a Queen Club semifinal the chair umpire and a second official drew criticism for wild calls. Players Lott Shields protested by calling their own shots, while Shields later beat Austin in a five set match at Wimbledon.
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Lott
Shields
Bramley
Stoefen
Wood
Indians Rally Win In 11th At Bases Loaded
Willie Kamm singled in the eleventh with the bases loaded to cap a dramatic finish for the Indians. Bobby Brown started for the Braves and allowed five hits in his first appearance against the Phillies. Bill Rogell collected three singles in four trips for the Tigers.
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Giants
Doyle
Brooklyn Dodgers
Travis Jackson
Lefty O'Doul
Schumacher
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Dizzy Dean
Tony Freitas
Reds
Jim Lindsey
Dean
Tommy Thevenow
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Braves
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Bobby Brown
Albany
Detroit
Yanks
Brown
Rogell
Cochrane
Goslin
Schoolboy Rowe
Alton Benton
Athletics
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Senators
Monte Pearson
Indians
Willie Kamm
United Press
Phillies
Bill Rogell
Tigers
Tulsa Defeats Steers Twice In Baseball Doubleheader
The Tulsa Oilers shut out the Dallas Steers 8 to 1 and 3 to 2 in a doubleheader as manager Jake Atz celebrated a birthday. Dallas dropped seventeen of their last eighteen games, prompting a trade-bound bid by VP Bov Tarleton.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Tulsa Oilers
Jake Atz
Dallas Steers
Oilers
Steers
Bov Tarleton
Beaumont
Houston
Joe Hare
Colton
Baseball season leaders listed in scattered stats
National and American Leagues show top batters, runs batted in and pitching totals for players such as Manush, Gehringer, and Ott. The fragment references teams including Senators, Tigers, Giants, Pirates, Cardinals, and Yankees with numbers for hits, runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, and stolen bases.
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Manush
Senators
Oehringer
Tigers
Gehringer
Qualin
Gehrig
Hita
Greenberg
Averill
Indians
Chapman
Yankees
Reynolds
Red Sox
Johnson
Athletics
Poxx
Werber
Fox
Gamez
Marberry
Terry
Giants
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Ott
Suhr
Collins
Hite-Moore
Jake Hess Wins Texas State Tennis Championship Title
Houston July 24 Jake Hess of Rice Institute easily defeated Henry Holden to win the Texas state singles title at River Oak Country Club. Wilbur Meas, Jake's younger brother, took the junior crown with a 6-3 6-2 win. A rival, Eble Holden, beat Paschal Walthall for the junior crown in a three set match. Hess and Quinn Connelley Houston captured the state doubles title by beating Adour and Barr in a six set victory.
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Houston
Jake He
Rice Institute
River Oak Country Club
Henr Holden
Rice
Wilbur Meas
Jake
Eble Holden
Feuoy
Gan Jacint
Paschal Walthall
San Antonio
Jake Heas
Quinn Connelley
Tiste Adour
Joh Barr
Dallas
Cardinals Dominate Incomplete Stat Line With Key Plays
Partial box score reads Medwick and Ott highlight the day for the Cardinals and Giants with multiple hits. Collins Urbanski and Vaughan show notable contributions for the Braves and Pirates while Klein Bartell and Martin lead in runs and steals.
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Wick
Cardinals
Medwick
Collins
Urbanski
Braves
Suler
Vaughan
Pirates
Ott
Giants
Klein
Cubs
Martin
Cardinal
Bartell
Phillies
Prankhouse
P. Dean
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Shelley
Hillin
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Bob
Bomber
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Tristate
K. O. Brown
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Boyd Auto Service
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Crossett
J. Levy
Packard
Henry McLemore
Wimbledon
Eng
Forest Hills
Queen Clubs
Lott Shields
Frank X. Shields
United States
H. W
Bunny) Austin
George M. Lott, Jr
Fred Perry
Atz
Pippen
Hare
Larkin
Behulz
Payne
Cromer
San Antonio Missions
Galveston Buccaneers
Ash Hillin
Buccaneers
Buce
Lefty Pieber
Orville Jorgens
Jake Hess
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Borger
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