Vines Captures World Tennis Crown In Straight Sets
In Rest Hills New York Ellsworth Vines defeated Henri Cochet 6-4 6-4 6-4 to win the national and world tennis titles. The Californian dominated from the start using cannonball serves and precise groundstrokes to overwhelm the French champion in front of 15 000 spectators.
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Davenport Blue Sox Clinch Second Half Pennant in MVL
Davenport defeats Dubuque 8 to 4 to secure the Mississippi Valley league second half title. Hall homered and doubled for the winners as the circuit remains eight clubs strong for the season finale.
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Pairings set for C. C. Handicap meet after big Stansbury win
Dr John E Stansbury with 24 handicap strokes tops the championship flight at the Country Club handicap meet after a 65. W J Barngrover trails with 69 after an 87 gross. Seventy two entries begin first round with play through Tuesday and rounds two and three set for Wednesday to Friday.
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Buns Lick Keokuk to Close Season on Win
Nub Kleinke and Phil Seghi starred as the Bunnies beat Keokuk 4 to 2 to secure third in the Valley flag race. Seghi homered and doubled while Kleinke held the Indians to seven hits. The season finale is set for 2:45 this afternoon, with details of the remaining lineup and pitching to be announced.
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Schrader Wins 10 Mile Race At Gopher Fair
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Iowa won the northwest championship auto race at the Minnesota state fair Saturday. He completed ten miles in 7 minutes 17.8 seconds with Hebbert of Pierre South Dakota second Sam Hoffman of Omaha third Vic Felt of Denver fourth and Willmer of South Milwaukee also placing.
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Charest Captures Veterans Tennis Title in Forest Hills
C. M. Charest, a one-armed player from Washington DC, won the veterans national singles championship in Forest Hills by defeating Fred Bages of New York, defending champion, 6-4 7-5 in the final. Charest used a versatile game to overcome Bages, who relies on a chop stroke.
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Des Moines Pro Leads Iowa PGA Halfway at Des Moines Open
Joe Brown of Des Moines leads the Iowa PGA midway after 36 holes with a 139 two under par. In second, Jack Hall of Des Moines at 145. Third place goes to Jim Brown of Clear Lake at 147. several players share 148 and 150s in a tight field.
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Albie Booth Poised to Coach Yale Backfield Fight
NEW HAVEN Conn INS Precedent may trump big money posts and if it does Albie Booth Yale's mighty atom of the last three elevens is expected to lead the backfield this season. Booth was offered the backfield job held last year by Benny Friedman former all America quarterback from Michigan.
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Standings and Results From Mississippi Valley League
Standings show Davenport at 651 as leader with Keokuk and Moline close behind. Saturday’s results include Cedar Rapids beating ? and Moline edging ? in 11 innings. Sunday’s schedule lists Keokuk at Cedar Rapids and Davenport at Dubuque with Waterloo at Be Bur and Moline at Rock.
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National League Standings And Schedule Notes
League table shows Chicago at 69 wins 72 losses with a .489 mark followed by St Louis Pittsburgh and others. Only games scheduled include Chicago versus New York and Cincinnati event listings.
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American League Standings and Results Snapshot
The table shows standings with New York and Cleveland amid scores. Notable outcomes include Detroit 16 Cleveland 1 and Philadelphia 4, Washington 10 over St. Louis 4. The fragment lists teams W L Pet and irregular figures for New York, Chicago, and others.
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American Association results feature diverse scores
The report lists results from the American Association with teams such as Kansas City and Milwaukee. Notable scores include Kansas City 3 and others, reflecting a mix of games and performances from the weekend.
Rock Island Ekes Out Eleven-Inning Win Over Islanders
In Rock Island Illinois Mo Line defeated the Islanders 4 to 1 in eleven innings. A three-run eleventh powered the win as Wil Banks hit a homer after Patchett tripled to bring Parker home. Shelley hit an eighth inning homer to briefly lead before two Parker errors tied the game in the ninth.
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Giants Inch Closer to Lead at Polo Grounds
Bill Terry's New York Giants moved to within a half game of first place at Polo Grounds as the pennant race heated up. The report notes ongoing actions and hints at continued coverage on page 3.
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