Myers Wins Stark Co Amateur Golf Title In 36 Holes
Frank Knight reports Worth C. Myers of Brookside and Lakeside Shrine wins the Stark County amateur championship at Congress Lake Club, defeating Ralph Doll of the home links 2 up after 36 holes. Myers leads from start to finish despite rain softened greens and slow play, securing the trophy and marking the first Brookside member to win the event. Doll, runner-up last year, earns the silver award.
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Myers Doll title match described hole by hole
In a detailed hole by hole account Myers and Doll contest a title match. Doll struggles with errant drives and putts while Myers edges ahead and then rallies to stay within reach, with several holes featuring both players on in regulation and multiple putts shaping the outcome.
Golf match notes between Myers and Doll in late holes
Recap of holes No. 28 to No. 36 in a bout between Myers and Doll. Doll drives, Myers greens in regulation, both reach greens in two on several holes. Several holes feature par saves, a few birdies, and multiple putts as the players trade leads and end with Myers ahead by two holes after No. 36.
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Out of Bounds: Myers and Doll Duel Amid Rain
A record-breaking gallery watched Worth C. Myers of Brookside and Ralph Doll in a championship golf match that faced rain delays on the fourth fifth and 12th holes. About 300 fans followed the day’s play as players endured showers and muddy ground while Myers spoke of Barthelmeh and Doll.
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Upsets at Oakwood in Summer tournament first round
Oakwood Country Club hosts the Summer tournament round one with notable results. Walter Firestone defeated his brother H H Firestone two up, while Mrs George Wade beat Mrs Co C Zimmer 3 up. William Leed edged H N Firestone 4 up and Mrs Cliff Grass won 6 up over Mrs Dave Dunbar. Zimmer meets H B Fisher in a later first round match. second round is Sunday and must be finished by July 4.
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How They Stand and Todays Games in Baseball Leagues
Yesterday results from Central and American Leagues show Canton over Port Wayne 4 2 and more. Today schedule lists Fort Wayne at Canton Akron at Erie Dayton at Springfield Cleveland at Detroit and multiple matchups including St Louis at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia. Sweaney Bakers to play Carrollton at North Canton Saturday and Goathill club at Alliance Sunday.
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Victory Over Paolino Uszendun Does Not Mean That Schmeling Will Win
Max Schmeling’s future in boxing dominates chatter after his decisive win over Paolino Uzcudun. Critics like Tommy Loughran doubt he is yet a champion, while Mike Carey and others see promise with more activity. Contract wrangles threaten his schedule as MSG awaits resolution. Dempsey return remains undecided.
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Pipgras scatters 11 hits as Terriers win seventh straight
Canton Terriers beat Fort Wayne Chiefs 1 to 2 at Lakeside stadium to stretch their winning streak to six. Ed Pipgras allowed scattered hits while Ray Schmandt led with three hits and two RBIs, and Lefty Hardway struggled after third inning as the Chiefs produced five runs in the third.
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Canton Council Still Leads by One-Half Game
Canton Council remains ahead by a half game in the Fraternal League after Friday night action. The Council beat the Foresters 13-2 while the Kaseys routed the Eagles 20-0 behind Harold Antony on the mound. Clementines of Josephs defeated the Knights of Pythias 15-8.
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Nixon Wins 1929 Southpaw Golf Title in Toledo
Charley Nixon of Columbus won the state southpaw golf championship defeating Art Wells of East Liverpool six and five in a 36 hole final. Nixon led from the start, was one up after the first nine, and finished the match on the 31st green in Toledo.
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Northwestern grants degrees to 36 varsity letter winners
Thirty six athletes who earned varsity letters in one or more Northwestern University sports were part of this year’s graduating class. The ceremony highlighted student athletes who balanced academics with competitive play across multiple programs.
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Tom Aycock Wins College Golf Championship in 1929
Tommy Aycock of Yale captured the 1929 intercollegiate golf title with a 5 and 4 victory in the 36 hole final. The Florida native from Jacksonville is also named Florida amateur golf champion and played with teammate W. Marshal.
Senators Trade Gillis to Red Sox in Boston Move
Boston reports Grant Gillis, veteran second baseman, has been sent by the Boston Red Sox to Columbus. He was among roughly 10 players who arrived from Washington last winter in the Buddy Ayer deal.
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