Moody and Jacobs Vie for Wightman Cup Return
Tennis era clashes as Helen Jacobs and Helen Moody plan comebacks for the summer circuit. Moody, returning after injury and retirement, competes in the Wightman Cup and national singles while Jacobs eyes a run at titles. Other top American players, including Mahyan, Haccock, Andrus, and Burkhardt Arnold, join the Wightman team preparations, with speculation on the finals and rivalries to unfold.
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Fischer and Yates Are Eliminated From Championship
Washington June 28 Charles Yates of Georgia Tech and Johnny Fischer of Michigan, former crown winners, were eliminated in the national intercollegiate golf semifinal by Ed White of Texas and Fred Haas of Louisiana. White defeated Yates 8 4 and 3, while Haas upset Teicher, Walker Cup veteran, and 1082 tlilfat, Sand 2 in a dramatic upset. White’s win pleased Texas fans as he avenged a previous defeat by Yates in last year’s final. Haas’s steady play carried him to a 30-hole upcoming clash with White.
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Pepper Martin Returns to the Bleachers After Loss to Pittsburgh
Pepper Martin came back to the bleachers yesterday in a game against Pittsburgh. Roy Were Shin pitched for the Red Sox, who suffered a setback despite Martin’s one hit in four at bats. Pop Young of Pittsburgh got hurt and the standings saw little improvement. Medwick and Maughan noted among key players with the lineup listing several surnames.
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Coalfield First Half To Close Sunday Afternoon
The flat best season in the Coalfield league nears its end with most half games counting toward standings to be completed before next Saturday. A Sabbath day double header is likely for Bishop at Pocahontas Sunday afternoon. Saturday matchups include Pishmont vs Springton Matoaka, Princeton vs Pocahontas, and Poca vs Bellsegain at Amonate.
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Nationals Have Edge Over American League In All Stars
New York June 28 The National Leagues all stars, relying on their strong batting and pitching, appear to hold an edge over the American League in six of eight positions for the upcoming interleague game in Cleveland. The Nationals boast a 48–24 pitcher record against 40–29 for the American stars. Also noted are provisional starting lineups with several key players listed from Terry to Cochran, as teams prepare for the July 4 clash and the public training at Bluefield Gun Club hosts a trapshoot this afternoon ahead of the big Fourth events.
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Armature Takes Lead in Bluefield Baseball Division
Armature surged to undisputed leadership in Division B of the Bluefield league with a 14-7 win over the Red Shields at Beceya bowl. Rupsen pitched a steady game for the Rockies, while Williams and McPherson homered for the winners and Hoffman had three hits for the Oilers. Powermen beat Bankers 4-2 as Sneeker limited opponents to six hits. Three postponements set for Wade field with Menghboya vs Wiks at 2 and Supply vs Elks at 4.
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Two Women Golf Pros Lose To Amateur Stars
Chicago July 28. A pair of celebrated women golfers Helen Hicka and Mildred Babe Didrikson suffered upsets in the women’s open golf championship. Mrs. S. Y. Reinhardt Wonetka Illinois defeated Didrikson 5 and 4 while Opal S. Hill Kansas City defeated Hicka 2 and 1 in the semi finals. The rain soaked course delayed play before a crowd of about 1,000 observers.
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Daughter defends father jailed for chaining children
In Uniontown Pennsylvania 62 year old Jacob Miko was jailed after an angry magistrate found him chaining his four small children in a wooden cage. His 12 year old daughter Frances testified aided by 18 year old Stella, describing confinement at times with food scarce and vegetable meals. The judge called the case the worst in 36 years of public service and ordered Miko held on bond for grand jury action, plus fines and sentences on cruelty and other charges.
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Rank Outsider Captures British Open Title
Recount of a chaotic baseball doubleheader overshadowed by Hank Greenberg's three homers boosting Detroit Tigers to a two-game sweep over the St. Louis Browns. Roge rs Hornsby used five pitchers in the effort while Auker and Serrel delivered solid starts. Cleveland's Whitehead faltered breaking a long win streak as the Yankees' lead narrowed to three games. Hildebrand injured, Aveill absent after a fireworks incident.
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Al Perry Ties Tourney Record in Scotland Open
Alfred Perry tied the British open record with a 283 total at Mairfield Scotland. He shot 67 and 72 despite gale winds to win by four strokes over AIL Padgham. Amateur William Lawson Jr set a course amateur mark with 299, while Charley Whitcombe and Henry Cotton finished strong, as Perry remained unperturbed by the fame.
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Cub Southpaw Rookie Narrowly Misses Hall of Fame Bid
Chicago facing Pittsburgh on June 28, lefty Roy Henshaw barely fails to pitch himself into baseball immortality as he earns his 11th win of the year with an 8 0 shutout over the Pirates. Mace Brown drives in a run with a disputed play, while Henshaw works through four walks. The Giants rally past Brooklyn 11 to 7 in ten innings, fueled by Hank Leiber and a late surge after Dazzy Vance quieted the Dodgers.
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Omaha Heads Dwyer Classic at Aqueduct Racecourse
New York June 28 Wayne Wright again rides Omaha son of Gallant Pax in the $7500 added Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct. He faces five other stakes three year olds after a Brooklyn result where Discovery and King Saxon beat him. Omaha will carry 226 pounds and attempts to repeat a strong pace under Wright.
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Budge Thashes French Net Ace in Wimbledon Clash
London June 28 Budge, the 14 year old Oakland prodigy, crushed Frenchman Boussus 6-3 6-2 3-8 6-0 to reach the quarterfinals at Wimbledon. Defending champ Fred Perry and Baron Von Cramm also advanced. Singles action continues with remaining survivors gunning for five more quarterfinal berths as American Helen Jacobs and others resume play in the women’s draw.
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Bunny) Anstin
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Clark and Ehresman Lead Pennsylvania Open at Hershey
Hershey Pennsylvania June 28 Clark and Clarence Ehresman posted sub 70 rounds to take a one stroke lead at the halfway point of the Pennsylvania Open Clark Bloomfield of New Jersey and Ehresman of Marles Mere Pa each posted two round totals of 143 Ray Mckym of Los Angeles remained co leader after day two with a 73 for 145 Sam Parks Jr Pittsburgh national open champion slipped to sixth after a 74 following a 75 yesterday to reach 149
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Washington Oarsmen Win Heat From Penn
Washington Huskies rowed to a three length victory over Pennsylvania in the second qualifying trial of the national Intercollegiate sprint regatta. California finished third and UCLA led the consolation. Pennsylvania clocked 7 minutes 2.8 seconds. Union California 7 minutes 16 seconds. Tomorrow California and Washington face Syracuse and Pennsylvania. UCLA and Wisconsin clash in a consolation race. Juniors play Pacahontas at Cata field this afternoon.
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