Lawson Little Scores Sixth Straight Win In Amateur Golf Meet
Lawson Little dominates the national amateur championship rounds in Cleveland, extending his streak to twenty-ninth straight match wins with a 5 and 3 victory over McCullough and a 4 and 3 win over Voigt. He advances toward a semi final with Johnny Goodman as Walter Emery and Joe Lynch also reach the last four.
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New Orleans
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Whitehill Stops Tribe as Senators Win 3-0
Whitehill allows only three hits for Washington as Cleveland musters three in the defeat. Powell drives in a run with a single, Kuhel, Kress, and Powers contribute key hits while Stewart and Whitehill handle the mound duties. Bases and errors noted, with Winterill the winning pitcher and Pearson taking the loss. Time 1:59. A stray line about a subsidy for parrot culling appears amid the scrawl.
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Dizzy Dean Stifles Giants In Opening NL Clash 5 2
Dizzy Dean hurled a sharp five hitter as St Louis defeated New York 5 to 2 in the opening game of the pivotal four game series. The Cardinals stay one game behind Chicago and pull further from the Giants, while Dean posted his 26th win of the season. Giants bats were silent aside from Hank Leiber.
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Reds Beat Braves 4 2 as Schott Wins Ninth
Cincinnati Reds top Boston Braves 4 to 2 to extend Boston’s skid to 13. Gene Schott earned his ninth win of the season, helped by a sixth inning rally started by Goodman and back-to-back triples from Cuyler and Horman. The Reds pulled ahead in the seventh with Campbell driving in a run, while Riggs opened with a triple and Schott scored on a sacrifice fly.
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Browns Rally Past Red Sox In 6-2 Victory At Camp
St Louis Browns defeated Boston Red Sox 6-2 in a Thursday exhibition, led by Moose Solters with three hits and Lyn Lary handling both defense and baserunning. Cain started strong for St Louis, supported by timely hits in the first, fifth and seventh, while Boston’s Cronin and Williams produced late threats but fell short.
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Miss Miley Wins Women's Western Golf Derby
Marion Miley age 21 of Lexington Kentucky captured the women's western derby at Northmoor Country Club with a 72 hole total of 327. Patty Berg of Minneapolis finished second with 330 after an 85 in the final round. Joseph Lister pioneered antisepsis introducing a three legged pump to spray carbolic acid during operations.
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Fleming Captures City Tennis Title in Cedar Rapids
Charles Fleming of Iowa University, Omaha native, won the Cedar Rapids city tennis title by defeating Dr Bob Netolicky in three sets 6-2 6-4 7-5. Fleming, local club court supervisor, led the city at No 1 and plans to rejoin Iowa, aiming for Big Ten status. Mixed doubles remains to be played with announcements soon.
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Big Ten
O Mahoney Defeats Don George For Wrestling Title
Danno O Mahoney of Ireland won the world wrestling title by pinning Ed Don George of Java New York in Fenway Park after two hours five seconds. The match saw O Mahoney take control with the Irish whip and secure the only fall as George injured his right shoulder hitting a ring post.
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Radios in Bournemouth Homes Reach High Penetration
More than 21,000 of a total of 22,459 homes in Bournemouth England have radios. This indicates a high adoption rate for radio receivers across the town, reflecting widespread access to broadcasting services and local culture.
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Tigers Rally Past Yankees In Crucial Series Opener
Detroit maneuvers to an 8-5 win over New York as Hank Greenberg and Goose Goslin power a late surge. Ruffing struggles with wildness amid Yankee errors, while Saltzgauer and Goslin deliver key hits for the Tigers.
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Chicago, Phillies clash in 11 run Philadelphia win
Philadelphia over Chicago 11 to 2 as Foxx hits two homers and Higgins adds RBI support. Marcum and Chelini struggle on mound with Kennedy taking the loss. McNair and Washt'n contribute for Chicago with late error and RBIs.
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Sioux City Wins Second Game From Davenport 4 1
Sioux City beat Davenport 4 to 1 in the Shaughnessy playoff, evening the series at one win each before 3900 fans. Both teams had nine hits as Berry Kemp pitched well for Sioux City while Davenport ace Al Piechota struggled. A dramatic first inning triple play by Davenport stood out amid the back and forth scoring.
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National League Standings and Friday Schedule Highlights
Standings show St. Louis leading with 87 wins, followed by Chicago and Brooklyn in tight races. Thursday results featured St. Louis over New York 5 to 2, Chicago 13 Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 11 Philadelphia 0, and Cincinnati 4 Boston 2. Friday games list Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and several key matchups shaping the pennant push.
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Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Boston Danno O Mahoney of Ireland defeated Ed Don George in one fall. Rob Kruse of Oregon beat Hans Hauer in straight falls. Vincent Lopez of Mexico City tossed Ernie Dunek, with Dusek unable to continue.
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