Barnes 69 Leads Open as Jones Qualifies for 77
Washington July 20 Eighty eight players enter the titular rounds of the 26th national open golf championship at Columbia Country Club. Jim Barnes set a record with 69 while Bob Jones qualified with 77, as ninety qualifiers push toward the 72 hole stroke battle starting tomorrow.
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Weather and scores mix across baseball leagues in the South
Scores and rain delays from Nashville to Atlanta force postponements and seven inning games. American and National Leagues show Detroit edge Washington while New York routs Chicago. Several minor leagues report rain delays and partial results across Georgia, Florida, and surrounding circuits.
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Crackers Face Vols In Afternoon Battle At Ponce Park
Rain washed out yesterday’s Crackers game at Ponce de Leon Park. Densy Marshall and Bill Statham expected to start again. Debuting for the Crackers, Herb Brennen from Lindale joins diary as first baseman. Claude Satterfield shifts from outfield to infield. Napier from Cincinnati may join today’s workout to catch the New Orleans club.
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Extra heats decide Grand circuit at Recreation Park
Kalamazoo July 20. Extra heats were required to decide winners in two of four events on the Grand circuit at Recreation Park track. In the $3,000 Paper Mills purse Esco tilo won heat one, Walnut Frisco driven by McDevitt won heat two, E Colorado took heat three, and Walnut Frisco faded in heat four with E Colorado near the lead. In 2:12 trot a fourth heat determined the winner with Carmeileta all winning heat one, Grey Worthy heat two, David C heat three, and Grey Worthy finally winning the deciding heat for Cox. Peter Brooke placed second to Wrack in 2:16 pace, then won heats two and three. Eunice Bell led the 2:20 trotting for three year-olds.
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Sutton to Encourage Athletics in Atlanta Schools
New Atlanta superintendent Willis A. Sutton vows no let up in school athletics programs. He cites Tech High success and says interscholastic sports will receive strong support to keep students physically fit and mentally focused. Local youths will have ample opportunity to participate as programs expand.
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Burns Stars in Sox Trial
William Burns, famed White Sox fixer, testified for seven hours in Chicago, detailing bets, double crosses, and payments tied to the 1919 World Series fix. He described meetings with Gandil Risberg and others, the $400,000 wager by Arnold Rothstein, and the sequence leading to the third game win as revenge.
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Vanderbilt Stadium Plans Put On Brown Leader
Nashville July 20 Prof C Brown reelected president of the Vanderbilt Athletic association will lead athletic field and stadium plans in memory of Dr William L Dudley with Frank A Godchaux directing alumni efforts The stadium committee from both groups will assist in the memorial hall project East Point defeated Morrow 38 to 3 in a baseball game Burke’s two base hit clinched it for East Point Batteries Burke and Allen Fort and Camp Also a poem fragment notes holiday humor with a stocking joke from the Columbus Dispatch
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Yanks Triumph Over Indians 7-1 to Take Lead
New York defeated Cleveland 7-1 to seize first place as Shawkey held the champions to six hits and nine strikeouts. Ruth reached base four times and Baker drove in four on three hits. Cleveland homered on Smith’s shot, but costly errors and passes allowed New York to pull away, with three decisive runs in the seventh and a fourth in the fifth.
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Sox Again Beat A's in Ten Inning Victory
Chicago won its fifth extra inning game in ten days as Philadelphia fell 3 to 2 in ten innings. Johnson delivered key hits and aggressive base running, with Collins providing timely hitting to seal the win.
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Fifteen-Round World Title Bout Slated for August Two
Arrangements are set for a fifteen round world title fight in Atlanta on August 2 between Panama Joe Gans and Tiger Flowers. Gans arrives July 28 and will train at the colored M C A and Wall Miller's, with separate ticket windows and colored sections. The card features two ten round preliminaries and a full slate of colored fighters, plus Decatur seeking amateur games on Saturdays.
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Amateurs Seek Saturday Game in Atlanta Area
An amateur team in or near Atlanta seeks a Saturday July 23 game. Call WE Donehoo at 7992-W. The Fulton company plant team, a strong aggregation, is eager to meet any strong city opponent, with venues at plane grounds or other site as agreed.
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