Field Of 150 Selected For National Open Golf Tournament
Henry McLemore reports Harry Ertle, longtime referee and New Jersey Athletic Commission secretary, died peacefully after a storied boxing career. He once refereed a Columbus bout involving Mike McTigue and Stribling, where crowd chaos led to a controversial three-time reversal of results, a feat dubbed the only triple play in boxing.
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Georgia
Jacobs
Ertie
Columbus
Stribling
Dempsey
Fitz
Corbett
Mike
Harry
McTigue
Ertle
W. Bedlam
Joe
Ertile
McGraw resigns Giants role sparks debate over Bancroft and Terry
New York Giants manager John McGraw quits amid questions about Bancroft’s resignation and Bill Terry as successor. McGraw cited need for focus and financial concerns, hinting at executive pressure and desire for a playing manager to cut costs.
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McGraw
Giants
NEW York
INS
Dave Bancroft
New York Giants
John McGraw
Charles Stoneham
Bill Terry
Bancroft
Sharkey Eyes Recovery Ahead of Schmeling Title Fight
Orangetown news agency reports Jack Sharkey’s injured eye is mending rapidly as he trains for the June 21 title bout with Max Schmeling. Sharkey has boxed 105 rounds and plans to complete 20 more before the "zero hour" of the contest.
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Orangeburg
N. Y
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Phillies Bombard Dodgers 13 to 7 in Big Win
Philadelphia powered past Brooklyn 13 to 7 as the Phillies hammered Dodgers starter Joe Barthers and Eddie Heimach for 21 hits. Chuck Klein connected for a home run, one of six Dodgers homers, with Hack Wilson adding two and O Dou l driving in runs. Finn and Taylor figures also appear in the scoring mix.
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Wilson
Klein
Phils
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Ae
Joe An Ae
Eddie Heimach
Chuck Klein
Dodgers
Hack Wilson
O’doul
Wright
Finfi
Finn
Taylor
Brooklyn
Moe, Voigt, Evans And Tolley Among Failures
The National Open at Fresh Meadows near New York drew 150 players with 106 pros and ten amateurs securing spots after sectional play. Notable failures included Moe, Evans, Tolley and Voigt, while Johnny Lehman and Johnny Goodman led the amateurs who qualified. Iowa failed to place entrants after Chicago and Omaha rounds, with three Omaha players and two Chicago entrants missing the cut.
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Fresh Meadow Club
Flushing N. Y
Simon Pures
Fresh Meadows
Ed Neciee
Kardbee Smee
Vmevy-L0ur
Armour
Tomokichi Miyamoto
Japan
Jose Jurado
Argentina
T. Philip Perkins
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Chick Evans
Cyril Tolley
George Voigt
Maurice McCarthy
Gene Homans
Jesse Guilford
Charley Hall
Emmett French
Gus Moreland
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Flushing
N. Y
Omaha
Chicago
Jack Hall
Ian Goodman
Falls
Art Huistendahl
Sioux City
Ted Payseur
Dubuque
Paul Barton
Davenport
Cubs Protest Umpires Over Call In Rainout
Cubs president W L Veeck protested the umpires Moran and Mager Kurth for not inspecting the field before stopping the Chicago St Louis game in the eighth inning. Rain caused the interruption and St Louis won 1 0. Veeck stressed the protest was not against the Cardinals victory.
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Chicago
INS
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
John L. Heydler
W. L. Veeck
Cubs
Moran
Mager Kurth
St. Louis
Veeck
Cardinals
Hazleton Beats Rowley 2 to 1 on Sunday Afternoon
Rowley which competes in the Buchanan county league suffered its first defeat of the season as Hazleton edged them 2 to 1 at Rowley. Raymond Kirsch started for Rowley in the game and took the loss.
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Rowley
Rowley Independent
Buchanan County League
Hazleton
Raymond Kirsch
Center Point romps Prairieburg 11–2 in baseball clash
Center Point defeated Prairieburg 11 to 2 as pitcher Passnger Tanks allowed only two hits and struck out eleven. The highlight was Wisehart's leaping catch on Doyle's long drive.
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The
Gazette
Center Point
Prairieburg
Wisehart
Doyle
McConaughy
Heck
G. McConaughy
Domer
Brown
Miller
Pineau
Boxwell
Mier
Bunting
Hayes Brooks
Leon Te Beeeke
Boxwe
Itcher
Ler Beneers
Alburnett
Boyce
Whitcomb
Welker
Women Guests of the Bunnies Tonight
Rainout on Monday led to a special ladies night for Tuesday's game between the Buns and Waterloo. Management offered free admission for women, normally free on Mondays and Fridays, as a rain-adjusted promotion.
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The
Bunnies
the Buns
Waterloo
Rivers Tops Haggerty In Six Round Boxing Bout
Sioux City reports Joe Rivers of Cedar Rapids used height and weight advantage to control the six round feature, earning a decision over Red Haggerty of Minneapolis. The semi windup saw Elmer Brown of Fort Dodge floor Kid Lehr of Waterloo twice and command the action throughout.
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Sioux City
Joe Rivers
Cedar Rapids
Red Haggerty
Minneapolis
Rivers
Haggerty
Elmer Brown
Fort Dodge
Kid Lehr
Waterloo
Marquette Signals Could Be Hidden In Foreign Languages
Marquette University coach Frank J. Murray plans to teach signals in Greek German and Italian to protect against theft. During spring practice three top callers Billy Demakes Walter Plewe and Gene Ronzani demonstrated multilingual signaling to secure plays.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frank J. Murray
Marquette University
Murray
Billy Demakes
Walter Plewe
Gene Ronzani
American Association Louisville game report missing data
Incomplete OCR fragment lists teams and players Jonnard Erickson Craghead and eterence. It references a Monday game for the American Association in Louisville with unclear score and details.
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Louisville
Jonnard
Erickson
Craghead
Eterence
Standings in the Mississippi Valley League
Standings show R Island leading with 17 wins and s tally 0.680, Davenport 16 , Keokuk 13 13 .500, Moline 13 a .333. Mondays results include Moline at Cedar Rapids and Davenport at Rock Island with rain delays. Games on Tuesday: Waterloo at Cedar Rapids, Rock Island at Dubuque.
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R. Island
Aterloo
Davenport
Dubuque
Keokuk
Rock Island
Keokuk-Waterloo
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Ockek
Ote
Monday's Results Highlight Mixed NBA Night
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 15 to 7 in the lone game reported. Other matchups listed include Louis versus Boston and Cincinnati at New York with Pittsburgh at Philadelphia on the slate.
American League: WL Pet, New York leads. Chicago trip planned
WL Pet New York holds a 32 14 record at .696 while Cleveland Washiton is 28 20 at .583. No games scheduled. New York at Chicago. New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis.
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WL Pet
New York
Cleveland Washiton
Louis Detroit
New Yorke
Chicago
York
Toledo Triumphs Over Louisville 5 4 in Monday Meet
Toledo defeats Louisville 5 to 4 in Monday results. The match appears to involve teams with scores 25 20 27 and 24 .529 shown among the garbled OCR. No additional entities clearly identified.
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Toledo
Ifeeakee
Louisville Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Unclear historical sports scores fragment
Fragment lists city names and scores including Tulsa Des Moines Omaha Wichita Oklahoma City Denver and others without clear context or complete results. No identifiable event date or winner can be confirmed from the unreadable OCR snippet.
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Tulsa
Des Moines
Omaha
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Denver
St. Joseph
Tulsa Pueblo
Plows top Dubuque after ten infield errors by Tigers
In Dubuque the Tigers committed ten errors as the Moline Plows won 13 to 8. Pitchers Young and Hagen shone in late innings for Moline.
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Tigers
Dubuque
Moline
Young
Hagen
Patchett
Nolan
Oorker
Eneses
Teeeewett
Ee Young
Archdeacon
Fee Eepet S.reee
Eeeer Thomas
Lamb
Levinsky Plans Reno Training for Baer Bout
Chicago heavyweight Levinsky arrives in Reno area after a San Francisco workout to open training at Steamboat Springs near Reno for a twenty round July 4 fight with Max Baer. His sister Lena Levy and Leonard Sacks accompany him.
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Reno, Nev
King Levinsky
Chicago
San Francisco
Steamboat Springs
Reno
Max Baer
California Giant
Leapin
Lena Levy
Leonard Sacks
Levinsky
Marion Nine Takes Lead in Linn County Ball Loop
Marion won its third straight Linn County league game Sunday edging Springville 4 to 3 behind pitcher McConaughy. Walker claimed second place with a 10 to 5 win over Coggan. Box score follows.
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Marion
Linn County
Springville
McConaughy
Walker
Coggan
Minneapolis Golf Caddy Killed by Lightning Stroke
A lightning strike during a University of Minnesota golf event killed 22 year old caddy John Wronski of Minneapolis while two others sought shelter under a tree. Michael Berthon regained consciousness after hospital care and is expected to recover.
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Minneapolis
John Wronski
University of Minnesota
Michael Berthon
New York Youth Upsets Potts In Net Tourney
Ernest Koslan of New York stunned Ram Potts of Memphis in straight sets 6-4 in the first round of the national clay court tournament. Koslan, a newcomer with no national rep, used a strong baseline attack to defeat Memphis’ 15 year old star in Memphis Tennessee.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ernest Koslan
New York
Ramsay Potts
Star
Koslan
Boy Wonder
Beck Seeks Major League Pitching With Cardinals
Memphis Chicks pitcher Walter Beck aims for the majors with the St. Louis Cardinals. After a strong start last season, Beck faded, but this year he shows steady victories and plans to prove major league class throughout the season.
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Memphis
Walter Beck
Memphis Chicks
Walter
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Beck
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