Three Eye league ends season in midwest tumult
The Three Eye league, oldest class B circuit and a springboard for major leaguers, quit for the season as Quincy failed to keep paying crowds. Decatur left Tuesday, Danville moved to Springfield to try four clubs, with the Cardinals likely to help revive next year.
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Decatur, Ill
Three Eye
Quincy
Decatur
Danville
St. Louis Cardinals
Springfield
Cardinals
Metropolitan golf leads split between Kozak and Golden
Walter Kozak of the Engineers club and Johnny Golden of the Weeburn led the Metro open after 36 holes as a field of 53 advanced to the final rounds. Kozak added a 71 to reach 141, while Golden posted a 69 to stay close, with MacDonald Smith and Sidney Noyes tied at 148 after two rounds.
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Long Beach
N. Y
Walter Kozak
Engineers Club
Johnny Golden
Weeburn
Saturav Kozak
Deadock Golden
Golden
MacDonald Smith
Great Neck
L. I
Sidney Noyes
Yale
Ardsley
Hudson
Noyes
Women Athletes In Finals For Places On Olympic Squad
In Evanston at the Dyche Stadium A A U championships US women track contenders vie for eighteen Olympic spots. Two hundred six runners from twenty two states entered across five events including 80 meter hurdles 100 meter dash high jump javelin and discus. The top three in each event earn automatic team berths and three more will be chosen in the 100 meter dash to complete the four hundred meter relay squad.
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Chicago
United States
Dyche Stadium
Evanston
Midwest Tennis Meet Enters Final Round
In Omaha Jack Taylor of Austin Texas and Paul Halpine of Omaha faced off in the final singles match for the midwest tennis championship. Mixed doubles finalists were Jack Ringwall of Omaha and Dorothy Day of Des Moines against James Fitzgerald of Omaha and Alice Fraser of Minneapolis.
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Omaha
Jack Taylor
Austin
Tex
Star
Paul Halpine
Jack Ringwall
Dorothy Day
Des Moines
James Fitzgerald
Alice Fraser
Minneapolis
Colored Giants Meet Parnell Sunday in Ninth Victory Bid
The Colored Giants travel to Parnell on Sunday aiming to extend their winning streak. Lefty Ford is expected to start on the mound for the Giants.
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Colored Giants
Parnell
Lefty Ford
Giants
Nelson Suspended by Browns Farm in Texas League Row
Nelson is suspended by the St Louis Browns farm system after a contract dispute with the Long View club of the Texas league. Parrell of the Minor League association says the Browns developed the catcher at the University of Iowa. Nelson contends he was under 21 when signed. Meanwhile Joe Kinney is rehired by manager Speran, boosting the Bunnies pitching staff to six.
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St. Louis Browns
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Long View Club
Browns
Nelson
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Joe Kinney
Speran
Bunnies
Weiler defeats Beebe to win Western Open Woman title
Miss Jane Weiler a 19 year old Northwestern coed won the Women's Western golf title at Ozaukee Country Club Thiensville defeating defending champion June Beebe 18 in a dramatic final. Weiler clinched victory on the 32nd hole five up and four to play as teenagers upset older rivals.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jane Weiler
Northwestern University
June Beebe
Ozaukee Country Club
Thiensville
Weiler
Lott and Coggeshall Advance to Colorado Open Finals
George Lott, ranked No. 2, reaches singles and doubles finals in the Colorado open in Denver. He defeated Lee Patterson 6 1 6 2 in singles and teamed with Billy Doeg to beat Patterson and Jerry Phipps 6 1 6 2 5 7 6 2 in doubles to set up a Sunday singles final against Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines.
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Denver
INS
George Lott
Lott
Lee Patterson
Billy Doeg
California
Patterson
Jerry Phipps
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Coggeshall
J. Gilbert Hall
Germany Favored In Davis Cup Final Zone Matches
Rome Italy Davis Cup final zone action saw Germany as the prohibitive favorite after two opening singles wins. Germany needed one more win in doubles or Sunday’s two singles to clinch the team victory over Italy.
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Rome
Ins
Germany
Italy
18-Year-Old Schoolboy Ties World 100m Record
Bert Pearson, an 18-year-old Hamilton student, matched the world record time of 10.4 seconds in the 100 meters at the Canadian track and field trials held in Hamilton.
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Hamilton, Ont
Bert Pearson
Hamilton
Wrestling bout results mix from cities and stars
Sports notes report Sonnenberg from Providence at 22 threw Shikat while Lewis known as Strangler beat Daula in two falls, and Sam Stein of Newark defeated George Vassell of Los Angeles in two falls. events listed with odd city tags and ages.
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Philadelphia
Gus Sonnenberg
Providence
Dick Shikat
Ontreal
Strangler) Lewis
Los Angeles
Tiser Daula
India
Ottawa
Sam Stein
Newark
George Vassell
Columbus at Kansas City night game
Columbus faces Kansas City in a scheduled night game. The teams take the field amid league matchups with players listed including Angley Benton Day Ryan Petty and Hen vy along with others in a competitive contest.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Winkard
Logan
Heving
Angley
Benton
Day
Ryan
Petty
Henvy
Ards
Ikea
Ilkinson
Shea
Trow
Adaner
Columbus
Kansas City
Uncle Rays Corner reader letters about a captured crane and space hopes
A reader describes a pet crane with a broken wing kept since spring, fed corn and water, and a plan to share pet stories. Another letter asks for sky and space tales, with Vivian Burr proposing a Moon Mars Venus adventure and a new serial starting Monday called Adventure of the Sea.
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Ray
Paul Kiem
Mars
Moon
Vivian
Venus
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