Bobby Jones Beats Roger Wethered For British Amateur Title
Bobby Jones of Atlanta defeated England’s Roger Wethered to win the British Amateur Championship in St Andrews, finishing 7 up after 36 holes before a 15,000-strong crowd. Jones, who had defeated Cyril Tolley and Jimmy Johnston en route, held a substantial morning lead and held on through a tense afternoon to claim the open title.
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Young Chicago racer wins belt at Memorial Day speedway
A youthful Chicago driver named Bally Arnold surged to victory at the Indianapolis speedway Memorial Day event driving over 100 miles per hour. The unheralded figure rose to prominence as a standout steward in the Urals race series, while a separate collision tragically claimed his brother's car in an unrelated crash.
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Utopers First Victory In 3-2 Finale
The Utopers clinch their first win 3-2 in the final game of the season. Athens Pers AgUest Milifeld started strong with two quick runs, then held the lead until a seventh inning rally by the opposing side. A key single by Bon and two hits late in the game produced the winning run as Bubrolsmonen faltered. Barney Sanders managed the Athens defense and pitching to preserve the victory.
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Diamond Results Skip Across Leagues
National League scores include Philadelphia 3 over Brooklyn 1 New York 2 over Boston 3 Cincinnati 10 over Pittsburgh 1 St Bowls 3 over Chicago American League Detroit 4 over Cleveland 7 Washington 3 over Philadelphia 4 Hoston 2 over New York 3 Chicago 2 over St Louis 3 American Association Kansasity 2 over Milwaukee 14 Notaly 10 over Jodianapolis 8 Minneapolis 3 over St Paul 6 Cohuntbush Louise 2
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Shawkey trades Hoyt and Koeme to Tigers in Detroit deal
New York manager Bob Shawkey completes a major move sending Wale Hoyt and Mark Koeme to the Detroit Tigers. In exchange the Yankees receive Harry Rice Gwen Carroll and George Westling. Carroll, a Holy Cross star, adds right handed pitching depth and Rice provides a left handed pinch hitting outfielder. Westling may serve as reserve or be used in a trade.
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Glouster Downs Roseville for Second Win of Season
Glouster defeats Roseville 7 to 4 on Roseville ground in a pitching duel led by Jack Adams who fanned 10 and allowed four hits. Adams signed with Eastern Ohio teams and Glouster schedules Millfield at home Sunday noon on the Mill-Wold-Chauncey road, promising another county baseball showcase.
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Chesser Leads Twilight Men in Slug Race
Nelsonville May 1 The Twilight League batting surge lifts averages as Chesser of Athens hits four for four last Tuesday to top the league at .667. Woodson of Buckeyes is at .500 after a perfect three-for-three game. Hartley and Hilleary of Nelsonville Haigh School join Stratton Motors with strong marks but few games, while Chewer leads pitchers with two wins and no losses.
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Nelsonville High ends careers of nine seniors in graduation
Nelsonville Ohio May 21 nine senior athletes at Nelsonville High School will end their careers tonight as graduation closes. Names include Linetley Jowett Evans Yawk Collamore Beury Betts Slaith Barrows and Hartley who excelled in football basketball and baseball. Hartley earned All Southeastern Ohio football honors and All-star basketball recognition.
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Miami Defeats Bearcats In 31-Inning Classic
Oxford May 3. Miami defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 after a 31 inning baseball marathon that set an endurance record for the Buckeye Athletic Conference. Pitching by Manion and strong hitting from Miami East and Rare kept Cincinnati from breaking the tie.
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Youth Wins Speed Title in Indianapolis Race Tragedy Follows
Bully Arnolt, a Chicago driver, won the 570 mile Metorotic Car Class in Indianapolis amid a brutal crash spree that left six injured and one dead. Arnolt finished in 4 hours 65 minutes 40 seconds at about 100 mph. The event drew 175,000 spectators and caused $80,000 in damages as a dozen crashes occurred, including a pileup of six cars. A Detroit mechanic, Paul Marshall, died in a separate incident when his car skidded and plunged down an embankment. In Ohio sports, several local athletes earned letters and honors across football, basketball, baseball, and tennis. A Steubenville race crash left a 22-year-old driver in critical condition. Cleveland marked its 100th traffic fatality of the year.
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Stratton Motors Tie for First in Twilight League
Stratton Motors stay tied for first as they beat East Enders 7 to 0 at twilight league action. Pitcher Port Tarn earned credit with a five inning no hit stint before relief duties. Athena also active in the standings with three singles and one run.
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Loop Contest Ends In 6-6 Tie At Athens
The Athens Measenger league baseball action features the Athens Mowgerm, Beckley Brothers, Beckley Clothiers and Athens Printers among teams in the first week schedule. An earlier 6-6 tie occurred between Episcopal and United Presbyterian teams at Athletic Field after extra innings amid a cold evening crowd.
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Johnson and Baker Triumph in Athens Country Club Golf
The tournament on Decoration Day at Athens Country Club saw Fatasi Th. Tohnwon and G Baker win with a 4 and 2, setting a 105-player record. William Cable and Prof Albere Gabitz tied for second at net 69 with 82 gross and VW handicap, while four teams vied for third with varied net scores.
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