Hagen Hampton Revolta Lattoon Lead Western Open
Harry Hampton and Walter Hagen led the Western Open after the opening round with 68s, joined by Johnny Revolta and Ky Laffoon. A pack of 14 players, including Cooper and Huebner, chased at three under par on a day that saw 18 of 207 players break 72 on the 6,040 yard course.
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Country Club
Peoria
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Milwaukee
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Lighthorse
Arry” Cooper
Archie Ambrick
French Lick Springs
Sic
Huebner
Decatur
Wlohn Rogers
Charibettes
Atlanta
Raiders Fall to Omaha 13 4 In Exhibition Clash
Omaha Thundered 15 hits and Cedar Rapids errors sap Raiders as Anderson Elliott Lisle spark the winners. Five losses nine runs in two innings doom the visitors though Wilson and Spies pitch competently. Esrey debuts with one hit in four while Smith back at second bases scores a run.
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Whitney
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St. Louis
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Mooney Umphee
Quigley
Reardon
Camilli Boots Cubs in Ten to Tie Series Four Three
Dolph Camilli homered after tying the score in the ninth, sending Johnny Moore on base for another ex-Cub as the Phillies beat Chicago 4 to 3 in ten innings to split the four game series. Irvine Jeffries earned the win with help from Dick Bartell scoring on a fly, while Lon Warneke took the loss. Cubs’ Cuyler and Jurges homered.
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Klein
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Hurst
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Weesee
tRan
Carko
Jurses
Camilli
Fries
Jurges
English
Guyler
Aalin
Coisins
Grabowsk
Darrow
Baer Crowned New Heavyweight Champion in Roaring Battle
Max Baer defeated Primo Carnera in eleven rounds at Madison Square Garden to claim the heavyweight title. The 25 year old Californian delivered a dominant performance with relentless rights and lefts, knocking Carnera down eleven times before a referee stoppage with 44 seconds left in the eleventh. The event drew 52,000 fans and set a gate record of 428,392.80.
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Associated Press
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Long Island Bowl
United States
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Italy
Soya
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Jess Willard
Bner
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Camera
Brown Still Calls Baer A Bum In Fury Over Fight
New York boxing commissioner Bill Brown dismissed Max Baer as a palooka after the Carnera bout, insisting Baer’s victory owed to Carnera’s weakness and vowing to halt the Camp era-Baer clash. The remark came amid critical training footage and public reaction. Also included is a humorous note about a groom abandoning marriage due to not receiving promised boots, leading to a wedding breakfast.
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Carnera
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