Par prowess shames field in Athens golf tourney
A large crowd watched an 18 hole tournament where George Berry and Bob Berry posted low rounds. Notables from Cincinnati Dayton Columbus and Athens scored in the 68 to 77 range with several birdies and an eagle on No. 2.
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Michael Heaney
B. T. Grover
Athens
Frank Rooney
John Gifford
Columbus
Ted Tanner
Gallipolis
George Rutkoskie
Bill Gobel
Charles Creager
Cincinnati
Joe Blanton
Russell] Drummond
Chillicothe
Rader Jewett
Kirk Jackson
Wheeling
Bus Rogers
John Swanson
John Beiser
Max Devol
Marietta
P. O. Hart
Tom Tussing
A. K. Buell
Eldridge Whipple
George Berry
Baseball Standings and Schedules From The League Text
National League no games today. American League Boston 8 Washington 0 St Louis 4 Chicago 3. American Association Columbus 13 Indianapolis 8. Wednesday games list Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn. American schedule Chicago at St Louis Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York Detroit at Cleveland. Association St Paul at Columbus Kansas City at Louisville Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
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Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
National
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Association St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Oepele
Toledo
Milwaukee
National Club
Cicgeenenen
St. Lo
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Philadelphia Es
Heetibenenes
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Eee Ween
Cleveland Maancoman
ROE - Etna
Nteinmscennin Oh
GRD -Dawtdtinneneine
Association Club
Minnea Milwaukeelis
Indiana
Weemee
West Drives Browns Over White Sox With Homer And Two Singles
Sam West hit a homer and two singles, scoring twice, to lift the Browns over the White Sox. Wes Ferrell pitched and added two singles as the Red Sox shut out the Senators, contributing to the victory.
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Sam West
Browns
White Sox
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Senators
Giants Boss Predicts Repeat Title for 1933 Giants
New York manager Terry predicts the Giants will win the pennant again with an intact Big Four Hubbell Schumacher Fitzsimmons Parmelee led by strong relief from O'Doul Ryan Verger Luque Bell Bowmen and a depth lineup. He cites favorable schedule at home and sees potential major league debuts next spring.
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Terry
Giants
Inie
New York Giants
NEW York
Cardinals
St. Louis
Chicago
LeRoy Parmelee
Michigan
Hubbell
Schumacher
Fitzsimmons
Parmelee
Carl Hubbell
Frank O’doul
Blondy Ryan
Johnny Verger
Adolfo Luque
Herman Bell
Joe Bowman
Husky
Pacific Coast League
Bowman
Luque
Bell
Bill Terry
Hal Schumacher
Roy Parmelee
Fred Fitesimmons
Fights Last Night In Chicago And Jersey City
Chicago bouts featured Davey Day and Franki Sigulio drawing 136 percent with Art Sykes stopping Lester Marriner in El mira New York. Frankie Genovesen outpointed Jory Kleko in Toronto. Johnny Gould outpointed Louis Nasheef in Chicago while Steve Dudas edged Yustin Siritis in Jersey City New Jersey.
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Chicago
Davey Day
Franki Sigilio
Drew
Art Sykes
Elmira
N. Y
Lester Marriner
Frankie Genovesen
Toronto
Jory Kleko
Johnny Gould
Louis Nasheef
Kewanee
Jersey City
Browns Rally in Low-Scoring St. Louis Victory
Brow n s recover to beat St Louis 3 to 2 as Appling and Bejma collide with Bejma drawing two errors. Ho m e squad racks up runs late while Coffman is replaced in the ninth. Standout performances from Conlan and Melillo fuel the comeback.
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St. Louis
Campbell Tops Publinx Army in Qualifying
Albert Scotty Campbell 20 year old UW student and Canadian amateur champion fired a 71 on a windy South Park Course to lead the PubLinks field of about 44 cities. Gordon Denney of Louisville, a veteran competitor, shot 72 as the low score behind Campbell. Match play begins tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
Seattle
Albert
Scotty) Campbell
Campbell
University of Washington
South Park
Gordon Denney
Louisville
Homecoming events and local updates at Haga U B Church
The Haga U B Church annual homecoming is set for Sunday August 6 with a basket dinner at noon. Local families visited P P Parsons and nearby homes, while Ruth Anna Merrick returned to Athens for employment. Everett H Parsons and Dana Russell families shared visits with Frost and Cook family relatives.
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Haga U. B
Ray E. Root
Alex Parsons
Frances Sweeney
Annapolis
Maryland
P. P. Parsons
Ruth Anna Merrick
Athens
Everett H. Parsons
R. E. Linton
Frost
Charles Nuzun
Warren Munn
Dana Russell
G. R. Cook
Clarence
William Cook
Madison
Ind
Nellie Parsons
Edra Lantz
Trimb
Dressen Ready To Judge Reds Newcome In Cincinnati
Charley Dressen, Nashville's new Reds manager, says the relocated players must prove themselves on grounds before any changes. He warned of quick dismissals if they fail to bear down. The Reds traded five players to Nashville for Dressen, including Jimmy Shevlin, Harry Rice, and Jack Crouch. Crouch remains under Reds control. the other two were released and two more from the Reds Close B period will be freed August 16 if not chosen.
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Cincinnati
Charley Dressen
Nashville
Reds
The
Vols
Dressen
Jimmy Shevlin
Holy Cross
Jim Bottomley
Harry Rice
Jack Crouch
Crouch
Red Birds Face Do-or-Die Run for 1994 Title
The Columbus Red Birds, 1993 American Association champions and Little World Series winners, brace for a do-or-die run to regain the 1994 championship with St. Paul as the next opponent. They start a 16 game home stand, five games behind the division leader and two back of Indianapolis.
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St. Paul
Red Birds
Indianapolis
Wes Ferrell Big Help to Boston Nine
The Boston Red Sox benefiting from Wesley Ferrell as Lefty Grove is injured. Ferrell has 9 wins this season after an 8-0 victory over Washington, keeping Boston in fourth place 2.5 games behind Cleveland. Browns beat White Sox 4 to 4. Other league play paused.
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Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Ferrell
Sox
Boston
Indians
Washington
St. Louisa Browns
Rogers Hornsby
White Sox
Hindu Prince and Swede Star in Bullying Drummond Sequel
Warner Oland, born in Sweden, is cast as the mysterious Hindu prince in Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back at the Majestic Theater. The film, from Joseph M. Schenck and Darryl F. Zanuck, adapts H. C. McNeisle's novel with Loretta Young and Charles Butterworth in supporting roles. Morris also sings in Let's Talk It Over at the Ohio Theater, playing a roughneck sailor in a birthday party scene.
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Warner Oland
Oland
Charlie Chan
Majestic Theater
Ronald Colman
Colman
Joseph M. Schenck
Darryl F. Zanuck
United Artista
Nunnally Johnson
H. C
Chester Mortis Bureta
Barnacle Bill
Morris
Ohio Theater
Mane Clarke
Frank Craven
Andy Devine
John Warburton
Irene Ware
Russ Brown
Goodee Montgomery
Kurt Neumann
John Meehan, Jr
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