Golf chat on Hagen and traps reveals old course tricks
The article discusses Walter Hagen and Oakmont course traps, noting deep corrugated bunkers and evolving golf technique. It covers players and interpreters as they discuss putting, shots from traps, and language barriers with Japanese teammates and prospects for future champions.
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Blanton and Pytlak Go on Hospital List
The article notes baseball players Blanton and Pytlak enter hospital due to illness and injury as pennant races continue. It also covers Frankie Fudak’s illness, Brenzel’s timely catching, and team results including Indians 11 Boston, Pirates 12 Philadelphia, Giants strong finish, and Cubs edging Brooklyn with two homers by Chuca Klein.
Landis Rules Pitts Eligible To Play Professional Baseball
Edwin C Alabama Pitts is cleared to play in the International League Albany club pending a restricted 1935 contract. Landis says Pitts may appear in regular games only and notes rehabilitation and reform as reasons for allowing baseball employment. Albany officials plan to start Pitts in the outfield next Sunday against Syracuse.
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Monday's Stars Highlight Busy Big League Day
Wally Berger of the Braves powered Cincinnati pitching with two home runs a triple and a single in the doubleheader Oral Hildebrand and Bruce Campbell of the Indians held the Red Sox to six hits Campbell drove in four with a homer and two singles Gus Mancuso of the Giants went four for five with a double and four singles scoring three runs Chuck Klein of the Cubs hit two homers and drove in two others Paul Waner of the Pirates led a rally with two doubles in a win over the Phillies
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Wrestling Results From Montreal and New Haven Meets
Ed Don George from North Java New York defeated Dick Shikat in Montreal in one fall. George Zarynoff from Russia defeated Bob Langevin in Montreal in one fall. In New Haven Gino Garibaldi from Italy defeated Dick Daviscourt from California in straight falls.
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Twenty Grand to Run Scot at Ascot Debut
Twenty Grand the American champion mare enters the Queen Anne Stakes on opening day of the Royal Ascot meeting. Mrs Payne Whitney owned the colt that set a track and race record in the 1931 Kentucky Derby and is listed for today’s program.
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Appointment of Dysle to State Pharmacy Board
Governor Davey announced the appointment of J. W. Dysle of Marietta to the State Board of Pharmacy for a five year term. The nomination was made Monday.
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Rainy Night Boxing at Silver Bridge Arena Delivers Knockouts
A Bidwell colored fighter Battling Johnson scored a wide-margin win over Kid Robbins of Pt Pleasant Va in a rainy Silver Bridge arena bout. Chuck Russell was knocked out by Gib Jones Parkersburg in the second round. Ace Rayburn drew with Jack Jones in a six-rounder. Malcolm Jackson and Mastril Jackson replacements faced hand injuries and canvas conditions.
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Braddock May Meet Teuton In September Ambition
New York AP report says Max Schmeling plans a U S return for a title bout against James Braddock. Promoter Jimmy Johnston of Madison Square Garden aims to stage the fight at the Long Island Bowl in late September pending Braddock and manager Joe Gould’s approval.
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DIES IN PRISON OHIOS PENITENTIARY Hatfield Dies in Prison
G W Hatfield 66 of Scioto County died in the Ohio Penitentiary from diabetes after being admitted January 14 1933 for forgery with a 1 to 2 year sentence.
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Braddock's Rise to Heavyweight Fame Through Upsets
The piece reviews Jimmy Braddock's early career featuring bouts with Lewandowski Stillman and Olin, his climb from odds against him to beating Lewandowski six times, then later knocking out Leo Dobson and George La Rocco. It notes losses to Loughran and Schaaf, and highlights Braddock's strategy of fighting lighter opponents to build weight.
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Montana Area Size Noted at 146 907 Square Miles
The report states Montana covers about 146 907 square miles highlighting the state's vast geographic extent and its status among United States territories.
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