Lawson Little Nears National Amateur Title Defense
Lawson Little beat William V. Laine 6 and 4 in the second round of the national amateur golf championship to move closer to defending his title. The field was cut to 64 from 207 as upsets eliminated top contenders including Johnny Goodman Zell Eaton Johnny Fischer Robert Sweeny Tony Torrance and George Dunlap.
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Lawson Little
Dana
Johnny Goodman
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Robert Sweeny
England
Tony Torrance
Scotland
George Dunlap
New York
Dunlap
Dunla
Chandler Egan
California
Charles Becka
Chicago
Little
Laine
Cleveland
Hal Chase
Des Moines
Denmar Miller
August Kammer
Noo Loup
Miller
Knox Young Jr
National League Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
Standings show St Louis leading NL with 8549 games and Brooklyn 617 wins. Tuesday results include New York 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Chicago 4 Boston 0 with Philadelphia 2, while Wednesday matches feature Boston at Chicago and New York at Pittsburgh.
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St Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnat
New York
Philadia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicargo
Washton
Cleveland
Philaphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland S. Louis
Bitsy Grant Upsets Don Budge To Reach Semis
Bitsy Grant of Atlanta outplayed Donald Budge to win 6-4 6-4 5-7 6-3 in the national singles quarterfinal at Forest Hills. The victory sent Grant into the semifinals to face Sidney Wood as crowds cheered a dramatic rally interrupted by a storm earlier in the match.
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Forest Hills
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Donald Budge
California
Grant
Jos
Creorgan
Toledo Wins Softball Title In U S Meet
Toledo defeated Rochester 3 to 1 to win the men's national softball championship before 50 000 spectators at Lincoln Park Chicago. Two home runs credited to Oswardinski in the second and Lengle with a runner on in the seventh secured the Ohio team’s title at the U S meet in Kenosha Wis last year.
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Chicago
Toledo
Rochester Noy
Lincoln
Park
Bs Owardinski
Lengle
Ohio
Sear
Obs
Kenosha Wis
Cubs Buy Johnny Gill From Minneapolis Club
The Chicago Cubs purchase slugger Johnny Gill from the Minneapolis Millers for cash. Details on terms were barred.
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Cubs
Gill
Minneapolis
Chicago
Insy
Johnny Gill Teers
Minneapols Millers
Chicago Cubs
Phigers
Tuesdis
Cardinals Rally Past Phillies For One Game NL Lead
In St Louis, a three run eighth inning powered the Cardinals to a 4 2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies to hold a one game edge over the Cubs in the National League. Medwick and Rothrock provided key hits as Bowman struggled with control. Curt Davis kept Philadelphia at bay after the sixth.
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ST Louis
Joe Bowman
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Phils
Redbirds
Chicago Cubs
Boston
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Frank Frisch
Bill Hallahan
Martin
Rothrock
Martin Bowman
Gelbert
Vergil Davis
Medwick
Curt Davis
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Jim Collins
Allen
Chiozza
Hallahan
Johnny Verger
Annual All Stars vs Bears game boosts football says coach
Frank Thomas reports on the college All Stars practice against the Chicago Bears in Evanston. He highlights the blend of players from Purdue Alabama Santa Clara Minnesota and more, the Notre Dame offense adapted, and the high energy of the squad led by coaches Madigan Bachman and Spears. The piece crowns the annual matchup a strong booster for both collegiate and professional football.
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Frank Thomas
Alabama
All-American Board of Football
Chicago Bears
Bears
Evanston
Slip” Madigan
St. Mary's College
Charlie Bachman
Michigan State
Clarence Spears
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Bachman
Madigan
Spears
Carter
Purvis
Purdue
Lee
Hutson
Sobrero
Salatino
Santa Clara
Hilliard
Texas
Nichelini
St. Mary's
Tony Blazine
Minois Wesleyan ‘College
Bloomington
Ill
Tony
All America
Stan Kostka
Minnesota
Bill Shephard
Western Maryland
al Nichelini
Millar Munjas
Pittsburgh
Kostka
Barries
Navy
Land
Don Hutson
Ivan Fuqua
Southern Methodist
Butch” Morse
Oregon
Bill Bevan
Regis Monahan
Ohio State
George Barclay
North Carolina
George Shotwell
Shotwell
John Sutherland
Pacific Coast
Barber
San Francisco
Phil Bengston
Stein
Syracuse
United States
All Stars
Cubs Cruise Past Braves Behind Root Shutout
Chicago Ace Charley Root fires a six hit shutout as Chicago beats Boston 4 0. Lindstrom drives in two with a fourth inning double and two later runs score on a fielding error and timely hits. Cubs remain hot at 18 3 in 21 against Boston this season.
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Boston
Charley Root
Braves
Root
Lindstrom
Cubs
Urbanski
Hack
Jurges
Herman
Astronomers Use Photographic Plates for New Discoveries
Modern astronomy relies on photographs. A plate shows a clear glass with many tiny black specks representing stars and planets. Some discoveries arise from plates created years earlier.
Newsom Halts Tigers 6 0 in Washington Victory
Buck Newsom shut out Detroit 6 0 as Washington edged the American League leaders in a two-team double feature. The Senators built a 4-0 lead by the third inning and added two more runs in the sixth behind RBI hits from Newsom Kuhel Powell and Travis. Detroit collected six hits but failed to score as Newsom earned the win while Rowe took the loss in a game played in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Buck Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Newsom
Detroit
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Tigers
Senators
Kress
Kuhel
Senator
Myer
Powell
Stone
Travis
Estellella
Clifton
Hite
Miles
Q'rinner
Qr'berg
Myers
Goslin
Oj Travis
Fox
OlEstallella
Owen
Hayworth
Rowe
Bolton
Sorrell
Sullivan
Schuble
Walker
Estallella
Sorrel
McGowan, Marberry
Summers
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Mackmen
Russ van Atta
St. Louis
Finney
Carey
S/Richards
Andrews
i/Turville
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I Caster
Dietrich
Berry
Marcum
Louis
Johnson
Richards
Coleman
Hemsley
Gift
Cramer
Foxx
Solters
Clit
Burns Carey
Lary
Burns
Warstler
Turbeville
Caster
Quinn, Owens and Donnelly
Grove Wins 17th as Red Sox Rally Past White Sox
Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 3 for a third straight win in the series. Lefty Grove improves to 17 victories on the season as Boston closes to within a half game of third place. Cleveland loses to the Yankees.
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Boston
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
White Sox
Cleveland
Yankees
Yankees Beat Indians 4 1 as Tamulis Shuts Them Down
Vito Tamulis held the Cleveland Indians to six hits while the New York Yankees plated four runs off Clint Brown to extend their winning streak to five. Ralph Waner garnering errors at first base helped fuel two Yanks tallies, and Ben Chapman delivered a two base hit in the fifth with Ryan and Tamulis aboard.
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New York Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Manlso
Hank Leibers
Alton Stouts
Giants
Leiber
Joe Moore
Bill Terris
Civdell Castleman
Bucs
Paul Waner
Vaughan
Suhr
Brother Paul
Stout
Young
Cy Bluntons
Mel Ott
Ralph Birkofer
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Pirates
Thevenow
Kame
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Pittsburch
Moore If
Jensen
Jackson
Hatey
Terry
Ottil
Mancuso
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Critz
Padden
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Lucas
Moore
Leiber Vaughan
Blanton Castleman
Castleman
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Quigley
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Whitney
Demaree
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Hack
Davis
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Root
P ‘Mach
Youns Thevenow Mancusa
Root Am
Olt Jensen
Sears
Ritter
Stark
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Terry Grace
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Smith
Traynor
Parr Quigtey
Magerkurth
Vito Tamulis
Cleveland Indians
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Hal Trosky
Yankees
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Tamulis
Ben Chapman
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Gehrie
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Selkirk
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Hughes
SSA
Saver
Hill
Diays — Knickerbocker
Wineearner
C_ Brown
Tamults
Brown
Kolls and Mortarty
Iowa football squad lists 50 contenders for opening game
University of Iowa coach Ossie Solem announces a 50 man squad for the season with light workouts to start. Captain Dick Crayne touts Ozzie Simmons as a returning star and asks fans to support the team as practices focus on timing and signals.
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OWA City
Ossie Solem
University of Iowa
Solem
Salem
Dick Bowlin
Chicago
Dick Crayne
Fairfield
Dwight Hoover
Trent
S. D
John Hild
Hedrick
Joe Richards
Denison
Ozzie Simmons
Fort Worth
Texas
Scott Wagler
Bloomfield
Paul Akins
Seymour
Cedar Rapids
Crayne
Hawkeye
C. M. Updegr
Toy
Dick’ Bulin
Charles Brady
Shipley Farrah
Sheldon Gordiidr
Lawrence Haltom
Emil Klumpar
Dean Krouch
Bush Lamb
Willis Newbold
Mitchell Silagy
Oze Simmons
Scott Engler
Leonard Wright
Bob Lannon
John Lindenmeyer
Wayne Mason
Orville Matteson
Gordon Matson
Don Simmons
Homer Harris
Frank Jakoubek
Kenneth Campbell
de Degroote
Frank Gallagher
Floyd Deheer
Milton Hall
Marion Harris
Harold Kann
Corney Walker
Rudy Leytze
Western League Liable for Omaha and Council Bluffs Debts
The Western league was ruled liable for lien debts incurred at Omaha and Council Bluffs during the 1935 session. President W. G. Bramham ordered each club to bear its proportionate share and that funds passing through treasurer J. H. Ferrell be held up to 450 dollars per club to cover payments while individual claims were not yet determined.
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Durham
N. C
Omaha
Council Bluffs
W. G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Bramham
J. H. Ferrell
Patty Berg Leads Western 72-Hole Derby At Northmoor
Patty Berg, 17, of Minneapolis, set a course mark 77 at Northmoor Country Club and held a five stroke half way lead in the Women s Western 72-hole golf derby. Sylvia Annenberg and Marion Miley tied for second at 167 after Annenberg shot 84 and Miley 83. The hummingbird note appears as an aside with tests noting its extreme speed.
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Chicago
Northmoor Country Club
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Wrestling Results by Associated Press
In Wilmington, Chief Little Wolf (215) of Colorado defeated Abe Coleman (208) from New York in two falls out of three. Dick Raines (223) of Texas defeated Henry Graber (211) from New York in one fall.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Little Wolf
Colorado
Abe Coleman
New York
Dick Raines
Texas
Henry Graber
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