Cotton Opens Commanding British Open Lead at Sandwich
Henry Cotton shot 65 to extend his 36 hole total to 182 and hold an 11 stroke lead over Denny Shute in the British Open at Royal St Georges. Shute, Kirkwood, and Whitcombe share second place with 143 to 145 totals, while Nolan is among British challengers at 144.
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Eng
Henry Cotton
Royal St. Georges
Denny Shute
Cotton
Shute
Joe Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Bill Nolan
C. A. Whitcombe
Shute End Kirkwood
Whitcombe
England
George Gadd
Marcel Dallemange
U.S. S
Moreland Faces Golf Career Crisis After Walker Cup Fame
Dallas golfer Gus Moreland, defending trans Mississippi title holder, misses qualifying for this year's championship flight. The 21-year-old, once a Walker Cup representative, reveals his game is "shot" as nerves and financial pressures weigh on him. Fellow star Johnny Dawson supports him, noting jitters rather than talent loss. Moreland weighs job offers requiring relocation but hopes to remain in Dallas as he contemplates a comeback.
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Jack Bisco
United Press
Dallas
Texas
U.P
Gus Moreland
Moreland
Gus
England
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Perry
St. Andrews
Mrs Moody
Miss Marble
Giants Cant Gain On Road
The league-leading Giants travel home from the west with their advantage narrowed to a game and a half. Bill Delancey of St. Louis hit a decisive homer as the Cardinals beat the Giants 8-7 to even the series at two games each. The Cubs rose by 647 ball in three weeks, moving to second. the Cardinals remained the pace-setters as New York's mark slipped to .631.
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New York
U.P
Giants
Terrymen
Bill Delancey
St. Louis
Adolfo Luque
Dizzy Dean
Jim Mooney
Chicago Cubs
Kocsis Faces Texas Golfers in 36-Hole Quarterfinals
In Cleveland on June 28 Charlie Kocsis of Michigan led the National Intercollegiate golf championship into the 36-hole quarter-finals after two 18-hole rounds known as Black Wednesday. Teammate Woodrow Malloy opposed him, with Notre Dame’s Banks and Pehlig advancing. Other quarter-finalists include Georgia Tech’s Yas and Ridley, Ed White of Texas, Brown’s Bill Dear, and Oklahoma’s defending champion Walter Emery.
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Charlie Kocsis
University of Michigan
Koesis
Woodrow Malloy
Johnny Banks
Vincent Pehlig
Notre Dame
Midwest
Georgia Tech
Charlie Yas
Frank Ridley
Ed White
Texas
Bill Dear
Brown
East
Walter Emery
Oklahoma
Banks
White
Yates
Dear
Ridley
Fehlig
Country Club
Glasgow march protests against national plan in Scotland
More than 2,000 men and women paraded in Glasgow against a national plan. The tally notes the team record of 11 wins and seven losses, giving a .611 baseball figure as a side reference.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Fe Fun A Fishing Lure: The Spinner Reigns for Bass
Jimmy Donahue explains why the spinner lure stands as a universal bass lure. He notes flashing blades attract, bucktails and feathers create food appeal, and pork rind adds enticing motion. Use spinners with a snap swivel to prevent line twist and backlashes.
Baseball Leaders Mixed Across American League and National League
A compact rundown of top performers by league shows Manush and Gehringer leading batting for the Senators and Tigers with 113 and 99 hits respectively, plus 64 runs by Gehringer. Medwick and Ott standout in NL with high RBIs and hits, while Ott also tops home runs. Several players share league lead marks in doubles and triples.
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Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Goslin
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Greenberg
Averill
Indians
Reynolds
Red Sox
Chapman
Johnston
Athletics
Foxx
Werber
Walker
Hudlin
Gomez
Medwick
Cardinals
Terry
Giants
Vaughan
Pirates
Ott
Collins
Moore
Berger
Braves
Suhr
Klein
Cubs
Martin
Bartell
Phillies
Durbine
Tinan Mardinale
Wrestlers with color clash highlight candidate night at Armory
Me National Guard Armory hosts a wrestling card headlined by George Ligosky facing Otis Clugman with Russian color flair. In semi final Rod Fenton battles Lou Mueller. Speedy Franks fights Claude Swindell to open at 8:15. Tickets at City Drug Store, 517 Polk Street.
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National Guard
Dutch Mantell
Guard Armory
Otis Clugman
Ligosky
Clingman
Mantell
Clingman-Ligosky
Russia
Rod Fenton
Lou Mueller
Speedy Franks
Rainbow
Claude Swindell
City Drug Store
Polk Street
BOVINES WIN ONE AT LAST BOVINES WIN ONE AT LAST
Dallas breaks a 12 game road drought with a 4 to 3 Texas League win over Oklahoma City at home. Stieley faltered in the eighth before Gliatto relieved him to seal the victory. Fort Worth turnaround, Galveston offense lift, and San Antonio drop keep the league in motion with night games listed.
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United Press
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Oklahoma City
Stieley
Oklahoma
Siirley
Gliatto
San Antonio
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Postel
Davis
Galveston
Coyengros
English
Houston
Favorites In Tourney Show Strong Houston Field
Six of eight seeds reached the fourth round of the Texas State Tennis Association tournament at River Oaks Country Club in Houston. Top seed Jake Hess defeated David Peden 6-1 6-3. Pfeiffer, Holden, Pease, Trum and Connellew advanced as seeds.
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Houston
Texas
U.P
River Caks Country Club
Jake Hess
David Peden
Hess
Robert Ryan
Fort Worth
Paschail Walthall
San Antonio
Jesse Pfeiffer
Bruce Baxter
Austin
Pfeiffer
Henry Holden
Gordon Pease
J. Farrington
Dallas
Arthur Trum
Prost Carvel
Quinn Conneilew
Mewnetan
Howard
Moreland Aims for Trans Miss in Dallas Golf Tests
Dallas star Gus Moreland fails to qualify at Brook Hollow as thirty-two golfers contest the 34th annual Trans Mississippi tournament. After two days of stroke play, Moreland needed 158 to reach match play but failed on his final hole, with Lawson Little leading the field and a slate of pairings announced for today’s first round.
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Brook Hollow Country Club
Dallas
Texas
Tune O&up
Gus Moreland
Marty Todd
David “Spec” Goldman
Ted
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Catcatta Pool
Johny Good
Omaha
Goldman
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Charles Keasor
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Brook Hollow
Little
Moreland
Wonder
Connelly Duo Set For Afternoon Tennis Play
In the women’s singles results, Roxie Connelly of Dallas defeated Mary McQuiston 6-0 6-3. Mary Jacoby beat Mine Burnett 6-0 6-0. Charlotte McQuiston won against Ann Evans 6-2 6-1. Lois Campbell defeated Mary O'Brien 6-4 5-7 7-5.
Strangler Lewis To Meet Tiny Roebuck Tonight
Fort Worth reports Ed Strangler Lewis four time world heavyweight champ will face Tiny Roebuck in a heavyweight wrestling bout. Roebuck undefeated here but faces a tough test against the veteran Lewis who lost the crown about a year ago to Jim Browning in New York.
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Fort Worth
Baseball statistical leaders and records from Arkansas area
AP report lists leading hitters Harvey of Oklahoma City 383, Bell of Galveston 368 with 105 total hits, 27 doubles, and 13 homers. English of Galveston drives in 62. Bell scores 69. Shelley of Beaumont steals 26. Pitching: Kennedy with most strikeouts. winners Phillips Beaumont Caldwell and Hill San Antonio lead 12 wins. OR laAhnama
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Oklahoma City
Bell
Galveston
Moses
English
Binder
Shelley
Beaumont
Phillips
Caldwell
San Antonio
Hill
Kennedy
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Net favorites Tidball Mako lead 1934 intercollegiate tennis quarterfinals
Defending champion Tidball from California and teammate Mako top seeds as Merion hosts the National Intercollegiate championships. Watt and Murray fall in upsets while Hunt, Reese, Hess, and others reach the quarterfinal bracket amid a strong Pacific Coast showing.
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Jack Tidball
Gene Mako
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Pacific
Georgia Tech
Bill Reese
Bob Murray
Watt
McGill
Wilbur Hess
Rice Institute
Tidball
Gilbert Hunt
Gene Smith
University of California
Maka
George Stevens
Yale
Martin Buxby
Texas
Leonard
Patterson
California Tech
BE. Ramey Donovan
Fordham
Carl Holmes
Kendell Cram
Heneviciour
Friehert Mites
Golf club fit hinges on length and lie balance
Length and lie determine club performance. Start from a natural stance and check that the clubhead lies flat on the ground. A toe-heavy club causes wild shots, while a heel-high club leads to topped shots.
Cubs extend seven game win streak to tighten pennant race
Associated Press notes the Chicago Cubs tied the season record with seven straight wins, moving within two games of the league leaders as Guy Bush returns to form. Diszy Dean earned his 14th victory, while Bill DeLancey hit a decisive ninth inning homer. In the American League, the Yankees earned their fifth straight victory behind Ben Chapman and Fordham Murphy as the Red Sox shut out the Indians. Pest updates include Pirates and Redbirds splits and a London schooling stat indicating 65,000 pupils this year.
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Associated Press
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Charley Grimm
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Cubs
Guy Bush
Dodgers
Giants
Bill de Lancey
Diszy
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