Four leading golfers advance in national championship first round
Lucile Robinson defeated Jane Brooks 5 and 4 as Enid Wilson Virginia Van Wie Maureen Orcutt and Helen Hicks won opening matches at Xmoor Country Club Highland Park Illinois. Peggy Wattles upset Ada MacKenzie 3 and 2 with Van Wie routing Elizabeth Dunn 7 and 6 in the top seed group.
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Senators Split Twinbill With Indians In Cleveland
A crowd of about 50 000 watched the Washington Senators win the first game 2 to 1 in ten innings as Walter Stewart beat Oral Hildebrand. In the nightcap Monte Pearson held the league leaders to two ninth inning hits and Cleveland won 7 to 2. Ossie Bluege opened the tenth with a double setting up the decisive run.
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Baseball standings and scores from Tuesday events
Baseball standings show New York leading the league with 72 wins and 47 losses, St Louis at 67 58, and Brooklyn at 51 69. Tuesday results include New York 3-0 St Louis, Brooklyn 13-2 Chicago 5-6 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1.
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Giants and Cards Trade Shutouts
New York Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell blanked the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 0 for his ninth shutout of the season, while former Giant Bill Walker limited the Giants to 2-0 in the second game, driving in the deciding run with a homer. Walker and Hubbell showcased sharp work at the Polo Grounds as the pennant race pressed on.
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Polo Grounds
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The Right Way To Play Golf
Instructional piece on swing mechanics urging players to avoid overemphasizing hitting. Emphasizes using leg pressure as the spring behind the swing and letting the club flow. Includes a promotional note for Horton's golf monograph and terminal baseball box score snippets and a stray Mississippi farm mention.
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Goodman to play exhibition matches on east coast
Johnny Goodman leaves Omaha for a tour of exhibition matches starting Sunday in New York. He will pair with Gere Dunlap against George Van Elmac and Clarence Clark, then plans several far eastern dates before moving to Cincinnati for a week of practice at Kenwood Country Club. Goodman was last year’s amateur runner up.
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Tree Cate Ward
New York
Gere Dunlap
George van Elmac
Clarence Clark
Cincinnati
Kenwood
American Association baseball scorecard fragment from Minneapolis Milwaukee game
In an American Association line score the Minneapolis team shows 000 602 and Milwaukee 100 000 with final digits OOO-111. Players Petty Glenn Polli Ben gough Young are noted in the roster fragment.
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Milwaukee
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Young
Helen Jacobs Ranked First By Tennis Authorities
Renowned player Helen Jacobs leads tennis rankings per a contemporary authority. The list features multiple names including Marjorie Van Ryan and Virginia Face Berton among others.
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Marnie Calilora
Barer
Palfrey Berton
Lot Angelet
Cruicethanz
Fadt
Marjorie van Ryan
Prila
Boy Scout Troop 18 Tops Troop 7 In Nine to Eight Game
Boy Scout Troop 18 defeated Troop 7 at Bever Park Monday night by nine to eight after a seventh inning rally. Roger Schrotermer pitched for the winners and struck out Mine for a total of thirty strikeouts in twenty one innings.
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Boxing Roundup of Upsets and Decisions Across Cities
A chaotic wire service card lists multiple bouts with outpoints and draws. Notable results include Martlerd Conn defeating Tony Galente in Oranne NJ, Hudhalts stopping Chiveno, and Lincoln outpointing Jess Ackerman in Des Moines. Various cities report mixed outcomes and scorelines.
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Tony Galente
Oranne
Freddie Neing
Henry Mathier
Meiine
Serey Kucera
New York
Harry Whhbeta
Peietbivo
Frank Loblanco
Baltimore
Sioux City
Frankie Graham
Personal Opinions Of No Importance By Henry McLemore
United Press Star correspondent Henry McLemore laments opinions on athletes and sports figures from Helen Wills Moody to Joe Medwick while offering blunt judgments on tennis, boxing, football, and baseball stars and officials.
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United Press Star
New York
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Louvre
Gene Sarazen
Sidney B Wood
Frank Shields
Fordham
Frank Jackson Leads In Midwest Horseshoe Tourney
DES MOINES UP Frank Jackson of Kellerton Ia holder of the state horseshoe crown and thirteen times world title led Tuesday in the midwest horseshoe ringing tournament at the Iowa state fair with thirteen victories and no defeats Also undefeated in second place was C C Davis of Kansas City Mo co holder of the 1933 World's fair title with eleven wins and no defeats Trailing were Guy Zimmerman Sac City Jr 12 wins one defeat Ellis Griggs Payson Ill 11 wins one defeat John Garvey Boone nine wins one defeat and Bill Garry Boone eight wins one defeat
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Kansas City
Guy Zimmerman
Sac City
Ellis Griggs
Payson, Ill
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Boone
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Deeat
Major Cavanaugh Dies Noted Football Coach at 57
Major Frank William Cavanaugh, 57, famed American college football coach, died of a cerebral hemorrhage and bronchial pneumonia at his chicken farm in Arshfield Mass. He suffered a relapse after a July 23 hernia operation. Once a tough, transformation coach at Fordham Dartmouth Holy Cross and Boston College, he led Fordham to national prominence and developed many All-Americans including Siano Murphy Spears Cunningham Treat Urban OBrien Darling He was a war veteran awarded for bravery and began coaching at Dartmouth in 1911 after early stops at Cincinnati Denver Worcester Holy Cross and Fordham.
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Herb Treat
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Luke Urban
Don O’brien
Chuck Darling
Jack Heaphy
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Worcester
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English Woman Swims Channel in Record Time
Dover England AP Sunny Lowry a 19 year old Manchester girl reached South Foreland after swimming from Cape Griz Nez France in about 15 hours 30 minutes landing at 10 15 am continuing strong. Three others competed for the Dover town gold challenge cup including American Charles Zimmy legless, Mercedes Gleitz Englishwoman and E H Temme Briton. The cup goes to the fastest Dover to France swim this year.
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Iowa Horses First In State Fair Harness Meets
Iowa owned drivers Ed Allen and Art Berry led wins at the opening harness meet of the Iowa State fair. Bethel driven by Allen won the 2:10 pace worth 625 dollars after taking the first two heats. Laurel Wreath driven by Berry won the 2:13 trot with a 593 dollar purse. Phil Direct, Canadian owned and driven by Charles Beatty, won the 2:16 pace. Prince Jewell, owned by Dr. T. A. Henigan, swept the colt pacing division of the Western Breeders Futurity with Brad Compton in the sulky.
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Ed Allen
Bethel
Art Berry
Fort Dodge
Laurel Wreath
Phil Direct
O. H. Mathews
Brandon
Man
Charles Beatty
Prince Jewell
Brad Compton
Dr. T. A. Henigan
Quincy, Ill
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