Nolan Sets Scoring Mark At St Andrews Open
William Nolan of Portmarnock Ireland shot 67 in the second qualifying test at St Andrews old course as part of the British Open play. His 36 hole total 138 likely earns him medalist honors amid a roster of top players including Horton Smith and George Duncan.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
William Nolan
Portmarnock
Ireland
Noland
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Horton Smith
Chicago
Bobby Jones
George Duncan
Nolan
Leo Diegel
Detroit
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
N. Y
R. A. Whitcombe
England
Arthur Havers
Giants and Senators Hold Early Baseball Lead in July
New York Giants sit atop the National League while the Washington Senators lead the American League as July 4 headlines. Giants tripled by strong play from Parmelee, Hubbell, and Schumacher, with a six game cushion over St Louis. Crowd hits 45,000 as fans rally behind the surprising 1933 Mets like team.
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Parmelee
Hubbell
Schumacher
Giants
Two Tie For Honors In Pro Amateur Meet
In Fort Worth Texas on July 4 two teams shared first in the Texas association pro-amateur tourney after firing 64s at Glen Garden. Byron Nelson and Bob Coffey tied George Ausbach and O Hara Watts for top honors.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Glen Garden Country Club
Byron Nelson
Texarkana
Bob Coffey
George Ausbach
Dallas
O'Hara Watts
Young hurlers hold records for shutout pace
Oral Hildebrand of the Indians leads the American League with six shutouts while Hal Schumacher of the Giants shares the National League lead with five. Schumacher lost a 5-0 lead as Boston rallied for a 5-2 win. Hildebrand and teammates benefited from late-inning miscues by Chicago and Boston hitters. Marberry earned his 11th win as Detroit topped St Louis 8-5. Other major teams had open dates.
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Associated Press
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland Indians
Hal Schumacher
New York Giants
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Schumacher
Carl Hubbell
Boston Braves
Travis Jackson
Pink Whitney
Lefty O’doul
Hal Lee
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Rebbit Maranville
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Hale
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Jimmy Dykes
Ed Durham
Marberry
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Browns
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Dick Coffman
Ervin Fox
Marvin Owen
Charley Gehringer
Indian Hills Golf Opens 36 Holes in Open and Championship Flights
Jimmie Gamewell Canyon pro and Paul Gore local amateur led the Indian Hills tournament after a 36 hole start with 45 golfers. The field contends through rugged layout as Shorty Hornbuckel Clovis pro challenges the leaders with a strong putting outlook for today.
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Paul Gore
Indian Hills
West Texas
Shorty Hornbuckel
Monday Hornbuckle
Maxie Baer Turns to Movie Contract Over Carnera Feud
Maxie Baer, heavyweight contender from Livermore, declares independence from Primo Carnera while securing a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer movie deal. He says the contract pays more than his boxing earnings and will lead to future roles if successful. Baer plans to start work in Hollywood around July 24, co starring with Joan Crawford in a ring story.
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New York
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Livermore
Primo Carnera
Carnera
National League and American League standings with Monday results
Baseball digest lists Monday results for the National and American Leagues with New York 5 Boston 2 and Chicago 2 Cleveland 5 plus Detroit 8 St Louis 5. Standings show New York and Washington atop their leagues with wins and losses, followed by Detroit Chicago Cleveland and others. Schedule notes include double headers and interleague pairings across the circuit.
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Panamanian Champ Brown Retains Bantam Title in Manchester
In Manchester England Panamanian bantamweight champion Panamanian Al Brown outpointed Johnny King to retain the world title. In other bouts at Rensselaer New York Baby Joe Gans beat Tony Dominguez while Larry Marunucchi outpointed Willie Klein. Tony Bresha defeated Willie Pal in Newark New Jersey. In New Orleans Harry Bubiin Sky beat Battling Show.
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Eng
Panama
al Brown
Johnny King
England
Rensselaer
N. Y
Baby Joe Gans
California
Tony Dominguez
Cuba
Larry Marinucci
Watervliet
Willie Klein
Germany
Tony Bresha
Newark
N. J
Willie Pal
Cyclone Mackey Faces Tough New Foe At Fair Grounds
Cyclone Mackey, protege of Dutch Mantell, to battle Sailor Moran in a new arena at the fair grounds. Moran, Irish-born ex Navy man, touted as tougher than Texas Watkins and Kopecky. Tickets available at City Drug Store 517 Polk Street. General admission 40 cents, ringside 20 cents.
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Dutch Mantell
Lions
Fair Grounds
Mr. Dutchman
Cyclone
Sailor Moran
U. S. Navy
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Moran
Texas Watkins
Joseph Kopecky
Mr. Cyclone
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Giants Lead NL as Senators Chase Yankees in July Standings
New York Giants hold a six game lead in the National League on Independence Day while Washington and New York race in the American League. The Senators have won 18 of 20 and sit a half game ahead of the Yankees who host a double header today and through July 23. The Yankees, expected to have strong pitching, faced a slump while the Giants surged with improved mound work under Bill Terry.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
New York Giants
Washington
Senators
Gabby Street
Giants
Polo Grounds
Terry
Yanks
Bill Terry
Borger Beats Amarillo Nine 8 to 3 in Exhibition
Borger Phillips nine defeated Amarillo Ex-Sandies 8 to 3 in Borger. Aaron Ward homered for Borger, Squires also homered to tie, Costello relieved and costly eighth inning miscues allowed two runs. Final score stood as Borger pulled ahead in the eighth and plated six runs.
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John Costello
Joe McKnight
Borger Phillips
Sandies
Amarillo
Borger
Exes
Aaron Ward
Squires
McKnight
Costello
Phillips
Equipose and Sir In Handicap Race Duel at Arlington Park
Chicago July 4. Stars and Stripes handicap at Arlington Park features Equipose and Gallant Sir, eastern and western champions, racing alongside 21 others in a mile and an eighth event. Equipose named 7-5 morning favorite. Gallant Sir listed 3-1 amid questions on its condition.
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Chicago
U.P
Equipose
Gallant Sir
Arlington Park
North Side
C. V. Whitney
Norman W. Church
Brown of Panama Retains Bantam Title Over King
In Manchester on July 4, Brown of Panama defeated British challenger Johnny King to retain the world bantamweight championship by a 15 round decision.
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Manchester
Eng
U.P
A Brown
Panama
Johnny King
Sale of Medical Arts Building Awaits Court Approval
The 13 story Medical Arts Building in San Antonio is set for sale to Harold W. Schloss of Chicago representing bondholders for 195000. A new company will replace Medical Center Company after federal court approval. Special commissioner J R Davis filed the sale report in the Strauss Chicago trustees case. hearing held June 6 at Bexar County courthouse.
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Medical Arts
Harold W. Schloss
Chicago
Medical Center Company
J. R. Davis
Melvin H. Strauss
Tradition On Buffs Fence Contenders In Bump and Run
July 4 1933 Houston Buffaloes sit six games up on Galveston in the standings as Shaughnessy pennant plan looms. Buffaloes defeat San Antonio 10 7 while Galveston wins 6 5 over Beaumont. Oklahoma City pummels Fort Worth 15 2 and Tulsa beats Dallas 5 4 as Oilers pull ahead in a busy Texas league night.
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Tulsa
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Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Pet
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Bill Parker
Associated Press
Houston Buffaloes
Galveston Buccaneers
Buffaloes
Shaughnessy
Hutchinson
Dallas Castoff
Buccaneers
Thormansen
Oklahoma City Indians
Fort Worth Cats
Indians
Dallas Steers
Lefty Erickson
Joe Vance
Oilers
Clay court seeds advance in national tennis championships
Three seeded players reach the third round in Chicago led by Frankie Parker of Milwaukee the No 1 seed who won both previous matches Bryan Grant of Atlanta and Gene Mako of Los Angeles also won their openers. Thomas Gainsborough painted Blue Boy challenging the view that blue cannot dominate a portrait.
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Chicago
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Thomas Gainsborough
Merchants Meet Theater Lions In Amateur Showdown
At Metro Park Amarillo Merchants host Texas Theater Lions in a 2 30 PM clash to settle top local baseball standing. Lions dominate amateur class while Merchants return home with new pitcher Vernon Peck 27 bringing pro experience as crowd expected to be season’s largest.
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Amarillo Merchants
Texas Theater Lions
Metro Park
Lions
Merchants
Vernon Peck
Fourth of July Dixie League doubleheaders spark Tyler Longview rivalry
Dixie League schedule features two games between Tyler and Longview with afternoon and evening matches in each city. Tyler lost at Henderson 18 to 12 yesterday, Longview fell to Shreveport 7 to 4. Baton Rouge piled up 23 hits to beat Dorado 11 to 7.
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United Press
Tyler
Longview
Henderson
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Biggs
Edwards
Dorado
FE Dorado
Jackson
Pine Bluff
Tyler-Longview
Hender
Talk Staging Bout in Texas
Promoter Dick Griffin says a renewed Carnera Baer heavyweight title bid could move to Texas if the Baer Hunt attendance favors it. Griffin notes Dempsey plans to push the Texas option, with 10 000 in the Baer Hunt crowd seen as key. Carnera remains contracted to Madison Square Garden and Baer to Dempsey. poor New York gate keeps promoters exploring elsewhere.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Dick Griffin
Griffin
Jack Dempsey
Babe Hunt
Rogers Holds Lead In Archery Tourney
Fort Worth, July 4 Rogers of Fort Worth led the men’s division in the Texas Archery Association state tournament as the final round began. He held a 165 point lead at the start. Officials for the next year elected included R. J. Harris Fort Worth president Jeff Burton Dallas first vice president and A. J. Slogeris Marfa second vice president.
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Tex
George Rogers
Rogers
Association
R. J. Harris
Jeff Burton
Dallas
A. J. Slogeris Marfa
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