Shute Wins Ohio Open for Third Straight Title
Denny Shute of Hudson clinches his third consecutive Ohio Open at Shawnee CC with 283 total after a 68 final round. Lou Waldron, Jock Collins and Lloyd Gulrickson follow as top finishers. The six low pros earn PGA national qualifier spots. Sar gent, Gullickson and Lorms head OS PA group as officers are named.
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IMA
U.2
Densmore Shute
Hudson
Ohio
Denny
Shawnee Country Club
Lou Waldron
Celina
Waldron
Jock Collins
Dayton
Toledo
Eddie Williams
Bob Kepler
Zaneaville
Scotty Reston
Len Schmutte
Lima
Tom Rackletts
Akron
Bob Randall
Elyria
Steve Zappe
Springfield
George Howard
Canton
Harold Jordan
Piqua
P. C. Hart
Marietta
Julian Blanton
Gene Marchi
John Fl
Senators suffer twin defeat as Grove ties AL win record
Walter Johnson and the Senators lose a doubleheader to Cleveland 10 to 5 and 10 to 8 while Lefty Grove notches his 16th straight win and 25th of the year to tie the AL record. Kress and Burns power St Louis over the Yankees 7 to 3 as Philadelphia climbs. Tigers become first eliminated from pennant race after 9 to 8 loss to Boston.
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U.P
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Senators
Cleveland
Athletics
Chicago
Washington
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia
Grove
Joe Wood
Boston
Ralph Kreas
Irving Burns
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Kress
Burns
Detroit Tigers
Ray Benge
Don Hurst
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Robins
Pittsburgh
Rain Delays Play as Moody Dominates in Forest Hills
In the 44th Women's National singles, rain halted action after five of eight third-round matches. Helen Wills Moody overwhelmed Joan Ridley 6-0 in the later action, while others advance toward the quarterfinals.
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Forest Hills
Wee
Vaina
Boston
Pryne Mudford
Great Britain
Mise
Betty Nuthall
Mises. Cruickshank
California
Dorothy Round
Weisel
J. B. Pittman
Harper
Joan Ridley
Mike Ridley
Moody
New York
Pago Pago
Miseter Somerset Maugham
Helen Wills Moody
Cible
Mrs. Moody
Love
Ridley
Farm boy from Holdenville rises to Columbus team star
The account recalls a farm boy from Holdenville Oklahoma born during a sandstorm on January 26 3010 who becomes a standout baseball player with brothers Paul and Elmer and a banker father Albert Monroe Dean. His mother died at age four and the family moved to Spawding Oklahoma where he finished farm book learning.
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Okla
Dean
Oklahoma
Paul
Columbus
Elmer
Eimer
Evelyn
San Antonio
Albert Monroe Dean
Helenville
Spawiding
Olle
Young Dean Relives Early Baseball Confidence
Jerome H. Dean recalls nine years in school and early baseball trials. He describes discovering throwing curves to fool opponents, asking coach Rim for chances, and his confidence growing from a ninth inning single by Paul.
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Clarence Dean
Paul
Dizzy Bean Autobiography Opens Mitch's Musings Series
The first Dizzy Bean autobiography installment profiles the eccentric Nots ton hurler in Texas league lore. Mentions of Mitch's Musings, Bank president Me M. Law, Edson hotel owner, and a fictitious Hoover sighting frame a witty look at baseball figures and evolving base stealing lore with cross mentions of Joe McCarthy and Connie Mack.
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Notston
St. Louis Cardinals
Tiste
Me. M. Law
First ‘National Bank of Houston
Buster Edson
Edson Hotel
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Edso
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Washington
Jock Hutchison On Mastering Golf Backspin
The former British Open champion Jock Hutchison is praised as the backspin artist who could shape a shot to suit his aim. He stresses fixing the clap head on the ball before turf, keeping eyes on the ball, and avoiding overcut to preserve the ball for follow through. Maintain determination, keep the left arm straight, and strike the ball first before the grubhead passes through.
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Jock Hutchison
Jock
Lindberghs Run Windbound Rescue Off Ketoi Isle
Lindberghs remain fogbound off Ketoi Isle in the Kurile Islands after a forced landing. Their disabled plane, damaged anchor, and rough seas hindered repairs, with motor trouble reported as crews work to fix the trans-Pacific aircraft.
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Japan
U.R
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ketoi Isle
Kurte Islands
Otchiish
Fight Carded Tonight At Jupe Fairgrounds Card
Al Dundee and Jack Ladd from Mansfield square off in a 10 round grudge bout while Midge Hartman faces Johnny Brilliant in a 6 round semi final The card also includes Kia Pyle Eddie Kewin Ralph Welker Denny Petty Mike Leonard and Frank Banik with the show contingent depending on tonight’s fight outcome.
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Tite
Fairgrounds
Mark Jenkinson
al Dundee
Mansfield
Jack Ladd
Dundee
Ladd
Midge Hartman
Athens
Johnny Brilliant
Parkersburg Flash
Midge
Brilliant
Charlie
Kia” Pyle
Camp Perry
Eddie Kegwin
Parkersburg
Ralph Welker
Pomeroy
Denny Petty
Mike Leonard
Frank Banik
Murray City
National League and American League baseball score roundup
A fragmentary box score summary shows multiple games with final tallies and listed pitchers. Highlights include Philadelphia and Chicago matches with late innings, and Cleveland Boston contests featuring late scoring, plus notes on batters such as Davis and Wilson.
St Paul Extends Lead With 3 2 Win Over Indianapolis
St Paul top the American Association standings by ten games after a 3 2 victory over Indianapolis. McCann had two timely hits as Van Atta allowed only two hits. Other league teams were idle with rest day observed across the circuit.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
McCann
van Atta
Baseball scores from multiple games across cities
Summary of varied results shows New York and Cincinnati at 5 with Chicago 4 to 3 in a tied set, Brooklyn 4 5, Philadelphia 3 4, St Louis 2 8, Pittsburgh unspecified, Cleveland 10 10, and other entries including St Louis 7, New York 9, Boston 9, Detroit 8. Association notices mention St Paul 3 and Indianapolis 2.
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Cleveland
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Eatacuiphie
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Roit
Abirmian Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Frigates Games Highlight National League Matchups
Fragmentary schedule lists Chicago versus Cincinnati and New York versus St. Louis with Boston at Detroit and Toledo at Milwaukee in the American Association. Indianapolis and Minneapolis also appear in vague pairing notes.
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McLarnin Faces Petrolle in 10 Round Stadium Bout
Jim McLarnin meets Billy Petrolle in a 10 round bout at Yankee Stadium aimed at proving McLarnin’s ranking among boxing immortals. The Vancouver native must win decisively to maintain his legendary status, while Petrolle and manager Jack Hurley question his courage and fair fighting, citing past clashes.
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Billy Petrolle
Yankee Stadium
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Dempsey
Leonard
Gans
Sullivan
Corbett
Jimmy
McLarnin
Petrolle
Fargo
Jack Hurley
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Pesek Defeats Wycoff in Nebraska Heavyweight Match
John Pesek of Nebraska defeated Lee Wycoff after Wycoff failed to return for the deciding fall. Wycoff earlier won the first fall but knocked himself out with a head butt. Robin Reed won a 30 minute decision over Mustapha Pashe in the preliminaries. Charles Lanton defeated Dick Lever in the same time.
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Columbus
John Pesek
Wreather
Lee Wycoff
St. Louis University
Wycoff
Robin Reed
Mustapaha Pashe
Charles Lanton
Dick Lever
Doeg and Shields eliminated early in casino tourney
Newport Rhode Island August 90 1931 America’s top two ranking players Johnny Doeg of Newark and Frank X Shields were ousted in the quarter finals as the Newport Casino men singles progressed to the semi finals. Sidney B Wood Ellsworth Vines John Van Ryn occupy the semi final slots with Frederick J Perry of Great Britain. Ellsworth yesterday’s results were:
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R. I
America
Johnny Doeg
Newark
N. J
Frank X. Shields
Newport Casino
Doeg
Shields
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Tennis Results From Matches In Atlanta and Philadelphia
Vines beat Shields in three sets 3-6 6-1 6-4. Wood defeats Doeg 6-1 6-1. Van Ryn over Grant 6-0 6-1 6-0. Perry wins over Lott 6-1 6-3 6-2.
Livesay Wins Ohio Southpaw Golf Championship
Columbus golfer E G Livesay captured the Ohio Southpaw title after 72 holes with 111 strokes. Charles E Nixon, also of Columbus, finished runner up with 324 strokes in a strong showing. E M Payne of Beckley WV placed third with 225 total while H Elliott of Toledo was fourth with 323.
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U.R
E. G. Livesay
Livesay
Charles E. Nixon
Art Smith Shines in Ohio Open Tourney Rounds
The report notes Art Smith scoring in the Ohio Open Tourney. Round details show numbers and placements among competitors with later references to rounds and contact digits. The fragment indicates a fourteenth round notation and multiple scores associated with Smith in Ohio competition.
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