Padgham Wins British Open With 287 Strokes
Alf Padgham, the English pro, won the British Open at Hoylake with a 72 hole total of 287. He led through three rounds, shot 71 in both the third and final rounds, beating Jimmy Adams and Henry Cotton who tied for third at 289, with Sarazen and Dallemagne among the contenders.
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Des Moines Defeats Davenport 7 to 3 in Loop Clash
Des Moines outhit Davenport to win 7 to 3, extending their win streak to six and closing within two games of first place. Al Van Camp and Jim Asbell homered for Des Moines, while Hal Turpin and Harold Albee worked through the pitching, with six double plays by the home club.
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Finalists Set In Trans Miss Golf as Matson Faces Dawson
Wichita favorite George Matson and Chicago veteran Johnny Dawson advanced to the Trans Miss golf final at Wichita Country Club. Matson defeated Johnny Goodman 3 and 1 in a dramatic 36-hole semifinal after a 68 in the morning and a late surge. Dawson topped Walter Emery 4 and 3 to reach the final.
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Raiders and Sioux City Cowboys in clubhouse row history
A long standing feud flared last Sunday in Sioux City with Cap Crossley Johnny Schinski and Marty Berghammer at the center of a bench clearing melee. The conflict stemmed from alleged Spike rules and a back story involving Al Shipley and Crossley.
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Yanks Beat Browns With Six Home Runs
The New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Browns 10 to 6 as six homers fueled the win. Frank Crosetti hit two, Gehrig added his eighteenth, and DiMaggio Selkirk and Ruffing each homered, while Ruffing earned his ninth victory amid 11 Browns hits.
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Taylor racks up win No 8 as his mates wallop Ball
Earl Coughlin reports Taylor leads the team to an eighth win as they crush Ball. The victory showcases strong offense and solid teamwork, with Taylor delivering key plays and the squad dominating from start to finish.
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Giants Beat Cubs Tie For Third In National League Standings
The New York Giants defeated Chicago 11 to 2 to move into a tie for third place with Pittsburgh in the National League. Ott walked and Leslie tripled for three first inning Giants runs, with Mancuso driving in later tallies. Gumbert pitched seven strong innings as Henshaw allowed six Cubs runs.
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Sioux City Cowboys Beat Waterloo Hawks 3–2 in Victory
The Sioux City Cowboys defeated the Waterloo Hawks 3 to 2 on Saturday to claim a second straight win in the matchup. The game featured tight defense and late scoring to secure the win for Sioux City.
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Western League Standings and Weekend Results
Standings show Davenport 27 19 .587 City 24 23 .511 Des Moines 25 21 .543 Omaha 21 25 .457 Cedar Rapids 25 22 .532 Waterloo 18 30 .375. Des Moines defeated Davenport 7 3 and Cedar Rapids beat Omaha 15 4 and Sioux City over Waterloo 3 2. Sunday games Davenport at Des Moines Sioux City at Waterloo and Omaha at Cedar Rapids two games.
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Weather and Sports Schedule Fragments From Saturday Card
The clashing city list shows St. Louis at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago with rain delays. Pittsburgh and Boston players are noted with rain affecting the Pittsburgh at Boston game while Chicago hosts New York in two games.
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Weekend baseball scores and matchups listed
Saturday results show Washington defeating Chicago 1-7 and Cleveland beating Boston 5-14 with Detroit 8-? Detroit and St Louis results noted. Pairings include New York versus St Louis, Philadelphia versus Boston, and Washington versus Cleveland with two games each on the slate.
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