Seven Players Break Par In PGA First Round Matches
At Blue Mound Country Club in Wauwatosa Wisconsin the PGA championship trimmed field to 16 after a fast first round with seven players breaking par. Notables Sarazen Runyan Revolta Goggin and others advanced while Hines Clark Goggin and Farrell delivered dramatic wins.
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Brentwood Heights
Calif
Mortie Dutra
Royal Oak
Mich
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Hines
Dutra
Horton Smith
Clarence Clark
Leo Diegel
Detroit
Willie Goggin
Yesterday's Heroes Shine in Major League Wins
Lloyd Brown of the Red Sox collected three hits including a homer to aid a win. Ben Cantwell of the Braves contributed with a clutch squeeze bunt that produced the winning run. Babe Herman and Bill Jurges of the Cubs each drove in runs with a homer. Herman added a single, Jurges a homer and a triple.
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Ben Cantwell
Braves
Babe Herman
Bill Jurges
CUBS
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Jurges
Brouillard Stuns Jeby To Take New York Middleweight Title
Lou Brouillard, 22, overwhelmed Ben Jeby at the Polo Grounds in seven rounds to claim New York State’s portion of the world middleweight crown. The Worcester native dominated with a brutal barrage, sending Jeby to the canvas for a knockout at 2 21. Brouillard’s comeback success follows a prior welterweight title loss, and he may face Gorilla Jones next for a unified title.
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Frank Battagila
Canada
Defiance College appoints new athletic director
Aug. 10. Gil bert Smith named athletic director at Defiance College to succeed resigning Carl Vollmer. Smith is an alumnus and has been athletic director at Jefferson High School in Delphos.
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Delphos
Yankees Start Long Road Trip After Senators Win
The New York Yankees fall three games behind the Washington Senators after a 4 to 1 loss as they begin a lengthy road swing through Philadelphia Washington and the Midwest. Monte Weaver limited New York to one run as Washington built leads and capitalized on Yankee wildness. In the NL, Boston moved into fourth with an 8 to 2 win over Philadelphia while Chicago’s Cubs beat St Louis 10 to 7 and Pinkney Whitney hit his 10th homer.
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Big field at Sharon Speedway set for Sunday race
Warren Aug 10. A large field is expected for the second anniversary automobile race at Sharon Speedway near here. Jimmy Brown of Findlay is a consistent winner with strong Akron rivals Bud Henderson and Jerry Berry, all three never sharing a finish in a race.
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Twin Victory Red Bird Lead To 14 Games
Columbus widened its American Association lead with a 10 2 win over Minneapolis as eight runs in the second inning secured the victory. Teachout tossed a five hit no run game in the nightcap with 14 safeties and nine runs. Louisville beat Kansas City 3 2 in the opener, while the second game went to Kansas City 4 1 after rain ended play. Indianapolis topped Milwaukee 9 1 while Milwaukee answered 9 5 in the nightcap. St Paul Toledo game postponed to a later date.
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Slaughter Beats Ketchel in Third Round Knockout
Sam Slaughter of Terre Haute Ind defeated K C Ketchel of New York by knockout in the main bout’s third round. Eddie Simms of Cleveland stopped Billy Owens of Providence R I five seconds into their semi final. Paul Pirronne of Cleveland scored a technical knockout over Johnny Burns of Boston in the first round.
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Terre Haute
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New York
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Providence
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Johnny Burns
Boston
Greys 7 Grip On
Homer Griffith stars for the Greyson football squad in a dramatic week ending with a strong grip on top. The article notes last season’s radio coverage and hints at ongoing coverage by local sports media.
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