Public anger over sports crowd at Omaha golf final
New York Sept 1 GUP Sports Parade reports on the National Amateur golf championship final at Omaha. Bud Ward defeated Pat Abbott as crowds booed and obstructed play prompting a halt by USGA president Harold W. Pierce. The piece argues for fair play and notes the potential damage to golf's image.
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Pampa golfers win and lose in Clovis
In Clovis New Mexico on September 1 Grover Austin of Pampa who was the 1939 champion defeated Dan McKinney of Clovis five and four. O B Smith of Pampa Tex was eliminated in the first round by W Moeller of Mule Shoe Texas four and three. Harkness halted play in the second round with only one match in the title flight completed.
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Closing night games loom in West Texas league finale
The West Texas New Mexico League ends with Big Spring at Borger and Amarillo hosting Borger as two playoff paths hinge on final results. Gold Sox beat Big Spring 5 to 4 as Prather and Dorman sparked offense and pitching, while Clovis and Pampa also race toward a seven game playoff format.
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Bud Ward Wins His Title the Hard Way
Bud Ward of Spokane captured the national amateur golf title at the Field Club, defeating Pat Abbott 4 and 3 in a final played amid hostile crowd and difficult conditions. Ward, praised for concentration and control, overcame distractions and led the tournament from start to finish.
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Bud) Ward
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Labor Day signals college football practice kickoff
By Hugh Fullerton Jr reports Labor Day as kickoff for college football teams across the South Duke Clemson North Carolina Alabama Tennessee Georgia Tulane Ole Miss and Kentucky among contenders. Bo McMillin Indiana and Billy Hillenbrand Nebraska are noted for strong teams with faster backs.
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Georgia
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Nebraska
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Jimmy Easterbrook
Illnois
West Texas New Mexico League Sunday Standings and Results
Standings and results from Sunday games in the West Texas New Mexico League show Amarillo, Lubbock, and Wichita Falls high on the chart with scores and player lines. Monday games include Amarillo at Borger and Wichita Falls at Lubbock, with Pampa at Clovis and Lanosa at Bip Spring on the schedule.
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Recruiting notices and sports anecdotes mingle in mixed-era melee
Set R D Short at Amarillo appeals for air corps recruits at Sheppard Field Wichita Falls with a 20 man quota. Labor Day closings affect Army Navy and Marine offices. Other items name Jack Williams E J Parr of Lansing and Menominee ace, Hreshey Open ticket resale, Ben Hogan spectator, Bob Cadhun naval reserves at the armory, Dizzy Dean Lon Warneke no hitter clues, and lingering chatter on weather and sports figures.
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Ben Hogan
Bob Cadhun
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Naval Reserves
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Fagles
Dizzy Dean
Lon Warneke
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