Golf Stars in Final Open Practice at Fresh Meadows
Bobby Jones and Gene Sarazen led a relaxed exhibition as 151 entrants prepared for the National Open at Fresh Meadow. Pre tournament chatter centered on Sarazen Von Elm Smith Armour with Hagen Espinosa Golden McFarlane and Kirkwood among potential upsetters.
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Willie McFarlane
Joe Kirkwood
Gaston Shuts Out Athletics as White Sox Rally
Chicago White Sox beat Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 1 after a late eighth inning rally. Gaston allowed six hits, doubled to score Charley Berry who had tripled for the tying run, and Hayes followed with an RBI single for the final margin.
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Senators Rally To Top Indians 8 3 In Eighth Inning
The third place Washington Senators avenged past losses to Jack Russell by scoring five runs in the eighth inning to beat the Cleveland Indians 8 to 3. Russell gave up four in that frame before leaving the mound in Washington.
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Dean Shuts Out Giants as Cardinals Win 5 1
Dizzy Dean pitched the world champion St Louis Cardinals to a 5 to 1 victory over the New York Giants at Polo Grounds. He fanned eight, allowed six hits, and Gus Mancuso homered. Ott doubled and scored for the Giants in the ninth.
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Jordan the Only Iowan To Qualify In Trans Tourney
Des Moines golfer Pete Jordan posted 153 to stand as the sole Iowan through the 1932 Trans Miss tournament in Oklahoma City. Fred Dold of Wichita led medalist with 140 after a 68 yesterday, as match play began and 32 entrants chased the championship and a $3000 roadster prize.
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Coggeshall And Lott Advance In Western Net Meet
Chicago No. 2 ranked singles player George Lott won three matches in the Western tennis tournament. He defeated Frank Hughes 6-3 6-2, Richard Cochrane 6-0 6-0, and Mean Baumann 6-1 6-2 to reach the arm round, with Paul Mylienbere, Frank Parker, and others advancing in nearby draws.
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Americans Move Ahead In English Net Tournament
In Wimbledon, Helen Jacobs of Berkeley defeats Mrs Covell of England 6-1 6-2 to reach the third round. Frank Shields beats Nigel Taylor 6-3 6-4 6-1 to advance in the men’s singles. Wilmer Allison of Austin wins his second round match 6-3 6-2 over Ignace Treczynski.
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Cubs trounce Phillies 12 to 3 in Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs overpower Philadelphia Phillies 12 to 3 as five-runs in the fourth and five in the eighth drive the win. Stephen son collects four singles and three RBIs while Berry contributes key hits. Chuck Klein drives in two Phils runs with his nineteenth homer in the opener.
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Dodgers Tie Pirates as Heimach Sparks Win in Brooklyn
Fred Heimach pitched the Dodgers to a 9 to 3 win over the Pirates, tying for third with Brooklyn in the standings. Heimach homered and drove in a run, while Swift and Spencer also contributed in the victory. In Boston Cincinnati beat the Braves 9 to 3 as Kolp allowed seven hits and Herman, Sones and others drove in key runs.
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Marion Merchants Seek Benefit Game at Bunny Park
The Marion Merchants aim to schedule a benefit game with an all stars team from the M. and J. league at Bunny Park on Saturday night. Proceeds would go to the needy in Cedar Rapids, promoter Larry Hanscom said.
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Ligouri Beats Falegano In Six Rounds In Des Moines
Des Moines lightweight Tony Ligouri, aiming for a comeback, scored a win over Henry Palegano in six rounds on Wednesday. The bout, part of Ligouri’s six match plan, added another victory to his tally.
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Sharkey Rising to Boxing's Top Despite Critics
The article profiles Jack Sharkey born Joseph Cukoschay, noting his Lithuanian roots, Navy service, boxing since 1924, and estimated $1,000,000 career earnings while being worth about $500,000. It paints him as a clean family man with a Boston home and three children, yet questions his unpopularity and how it might affect judging in championship bouts.
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European view of Schmeling Sharkey decision stirs debate
The morning after the bout left many feeling the verdict unfair to Schmeling with Europeans doubt about American sportsmanship. The piece notes the likely outcome favors the fighters financially and predicts a rematch. It highlights Buddy Bloebaum’s strong minor league showing and praises Sharkey's composed strategy in winning the championship.
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Tigers Beat Red Sox 3 2 on Uhle Triple in Ninth
George Uhle pinch hitting for Elon Hogsett hit a two RBI triple in the final inning to lift Detroit past Boston 3 to 2. Boston and Detroit traded zeros until the fourth when the Red Sox scored twice. John Michaels pitched all nine for Boston. Sorrel worked seven for Detroit.
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Reverting Back Swing With Stringed Clubhead Aid
Instructional note from 1932 advises using a string tethered clubhead to practice and loosen the back swing. It suggests drawing the hands away to let the string pull the head, then reattach a proper shaft while maintaining motion. The piece promises comfort and lasting corrections through quick, permanent guidance from Mr Norton.
Noonan’s No-Hit Debut Decisive Loss in 1-0 Game
Joe Noonan, 21, a California graduate making his organized baseball debut for Danville, pitched nine no hit innings with seven strikeouts and two walks but took the loss as Decatur edged Danville 1-0. An error in the sixth allowed Walters to reach third and score on a wild throw, giving Decatur the victory.
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Arney Reaches Semi-Finals in Central Iowa Meet
Marshalltown report shows defending champion Dick Arney still alive in the Central Iowa golf tournament semi-finals with teammates Leo Walcott of Eldora and Ben King of Ames advancing as well.
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Yankees Rally To Beat Browns 11 8 For Fifth Straight Win
The New York Yankees won their fifth consecutive game by defeating the St. Louis Browns 11 to 8. Key moments included a three-run ninth inning, Goose Goslin’s bases loaded homer in the seventh to tie the score, and Lou Gehrig’s 15th homer of the season alongside contributions from Sewell and Ruth.
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Kenmore tournament advances as semifinal pairings set
In the Kenmore tournament the title flight semifinals pair H A Fortson against O Trimble and Tom Houcke versus Joe Janda. Second flight sees Dean Barnhiser beat Kis and McPartland edging Meyn 5-4. Third and fourth flights include Wadsworth, Marson, Kane, and O Donnell among advancing players.
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Carey family to clash in Country club semifinal
In a country club championship, E. J. Carey faces son John Carey in a semifinal after both won their second-round matches. E. J. beat A. H. Sargent 2-1, John defeated George Alt 6-5, setting up a father son duel while Don Lynch meets the Ed Nelson–J. B. Terry winner later.
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DeMolay Holds Meet In Tennis Track And Golf
Iowa DeMolay state meet at Coe field includes track events with Sioux City Clinton Valley Junction Marion Cedar Rapids entries. golf on Cedar View course and tennis at Coe courts at 2 p.m. Participants named include Pirnie Wells Houser Chaulpnik Nye Waldron Watts Schlechting Perry Decker and others.
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Cardinals Purchase D Arcy Flowers From Minneapolis
St Louis Cardinals acquire infielder D Arcy Flowers from the Minneapolis club of the American association. Flowers has played in the majors before and returns to the Cards after last season. He batted .244 and posted fielding percentages of .991 at second base and .973 at shortstop.
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