Marston to Meet Dunlap for U S Amateur Final
Max Marston the 41 year old Philadelphia stock broker will face George T Dunlap Jr of Flushing in the national amateur golf final at Kenwood. Both advanced through tight matches after risking elimination in the 36 hole qualifier with Marston edging toward the final after defeating Jack Muneger 6 and 5 in the decisive rounds. Dunlap defeated Lawson Little 4 and 3 and earlier beat Eddie Held and Gus Moreland to reach the final.
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George Kirkley
Enwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Max Marston
Philadelphia
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Flushing
N. Y
Marston
Dunlap
Princeton
Jack Munecer
Dallas
Tex
Lawson
San Francisco
Ros Somersile
Evers
Kenwood
Frians
Ttle
Ross Somerville
Asong
Jes Swooser
Fiosmoor
Chicago
Intercollegate
Eric Meavie
England
Senate
Ooppurns
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati O
George T Dunlap Jr
Braves hammer Pirates 10 to 1 in second game
Boston Braves overwhelmed Pittsburgh 10 to 1 behind five runs in both the third and fourth innings. Jensen plated Pittsburgh’s lone run, while Brandt puzzled the Pirates across eight innings as the Braves cruised in the series tilt. In Cincinnati, Reds beat Phillies 3 to 1 with two runs on doubles.
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Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Braves
Smith
Dudley
Chagnon
Jensen
Brandt
Pirates
Boston
Cincinnati
Bottomley
Adams
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
al Grabowski
Derner
Moore
Jeraa
Leoncsa
Meran
Plitsburgh
Jerses
L.nastron
Pearner
Traynor Brubaner
Vauchar
Young
Nat Boston
Rins
Traynor Breia
Berser
Jordan
Doube
Vaughan
Koevr
Horetth Schumer
Warne
HW Moore Ie . Hales
Battomley
Lombarade
Boueress Sion
Tota
Philadephia
Cneminati
Bottanyes
Ademes
Morrissey
Coe Inns
Bartell
Hurst
Picadelphia
Cinema
Collins
Stout
Dodgers Rout Cardinals 9-2 Behind Strong Seventh Victory
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the St Louis Cardinals 9 to 2 as Van Lingle Mungo allowed six hits and struck out seven in his 14th win. Hack Wilson homered in the sixth and added two singles while Bill Hallanan and Bull Walker were the Dodgers relievers in the game.
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Dodgers
ST Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Hallanan
Bull Walker
Cardinals
van Lingle Mungo
Dodger
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Oe
Six Teams Entered In Independence Meet
Six teams entered in the Independence meet for a pocketball tournament. Matches listed include Jesu vs Lit Teen, Oat Vonton All Stars vs Co Hois, Booters vs Tham, and Cueties vs Independ mn, with girls games and semi finals at 2 and 4 pm.
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Patr Ines
Hee Hire
Sundas
Sy Teames
Poatonnes
Jesu
Chimes
Litteeny Oat Vonton All Stars
Co.t Hois Booters
Tham Inpeoaeres Cueties
Independmn
Wea Ca
Tlyoprm
Atkins Withdraws From Game At Middle Amana
Fragments indicate Atkins baseball schedule changed with Atkins withdrawing from a game at Middle Amana. The unreliable text mentions opponents Cedar Ropud Moodie Amana and a manager Tew, with unclear reasons for the withdrawal.
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Atkins
Middle
Amana
Omer Tyo
Ace Cetann
Dunn
Sharkey Levinsky Bout Postponed In Chicago Weather
Former heavyweight Sharkey of Boston and Lewinsky of Chicago resumed training after a postponement set for Friday at Comiskey Park due to cool rain. Sharkey seeks a win as a stepping stone to Carnera, while Lewinsky aims to rise in the rankings and challenge Baer. The postponement was announced by Sammy Wolff.
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Chicago
Crampton
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Primo Carnera
Lewinsky
Sharkey
Max Baer
Carnera
Levinski
Mans
Sammy Wolff
Prominet
Eveready Prestone cuts winter worries for Plymouth owners
Thousands used Eveready Prestone to prevent freezing and rust during winter. Priced at 2.95 a gallon, it protects floating power Plymouth models and other makes per dealer charts. Fully guaranteed by National Carbon Co and approved by car manufacturers.
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Plymouth
Eveready Prestone
Aera
National Carbon Co, Inc
New York
N.Y
Standings and results from the National League
National League standings show New York leading at 85 wins, 53 losses with Chicago close behind. Boston and Brooklyn post strong records, while Cincinnati and St Louis trail. Friday games saw New York a 5 4 winner over Chicago and Philadelphia 4 1 over Cincinnati. Saturday slate lists New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Boston at Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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W.L Pett WL
Pet
Washinton
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Phidelphia
Boston
Cleveland
St Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
W.L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Brookly
Phil'dephia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Kirkwood and Sarazen Edge in Cedar Rapids Golf Exhibition
Joe Kirkwood and Gene Sarazen defeated John Vavra and John Carey 71 to 65 at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Kirkwood led with birdies including on the tenth and fifteenth to seal the win over the Cedar Rapids pair amid a lively gallery of about 250 spectators.
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Joe Kirkwood
Gene Sarazen
Cedar Rapids Country Club
John Vavra
John Carey
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood
Carey
Sarazen
Chesty Gene
Vasra
Careys
Vavias
Kirkwoods
Johnny Goodman
Rodney Bliss
Omaha
Gabby Street Denounces Frisch Hustle Amid Cardinals Turmoil
In Joplin Street accused Frankie Frisch of not giving his best for St Louis, seeking a 5000 dollar fine and suspension last year. Frisch and Pepper Martin disputed the charges, with Frisch defending his effort and vowing to endure the tough season.
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ST Louis
Gabby Street
St Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Sarge
Cardinals
Frisch
Street
Breadon
Sam Breadon
Cardinal
McGraw
Pepper Martin
Pittsburgh
Martin
Pepper
Iowa scrimmage showcases 62 man candidate squad
Iowa City AP report notes University of Iowa football practice opens with 62 candidates. Two scrimmages reveal a sophomore backfield versus veteran units under coach Ossie Solem as he presses for hard practices before the Northwestern game. Walter Nugnnis returns to run back duties and contribute on passes and punt returns.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Ossie Solem
Northwestern
Lawrence Haltom
Dwight Hoover
Russ Fisher
Richard Crayne
Tom Moore
William Seel
Francis Schammel
Lloyd Hoffman
Jerry Foster
Robert Rook
Jim Dee
Crayne
Haltom
Rook
Joe Richards
Denison Crayne
Walter Nugnis
Gary
Nugnis
Giants Crush Cub Hopes With Twin Bill Wins
The New York Giants toppled the Chicago Cubs in a doubleheader winning 5 1 and 4 0 to extend their NL lead to seven and a half games. Hal Schumacher earned his nineteenth victory and Herman Bell delivered a two hit shutout in relief as the duo left Chicago with shattered pennant hopes. Stan Hack suffered a broken right wrist after being hit by a pitch in the second game.
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Giants
Bill
Hicago
New York Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Hal Schumacher
Cub
Herman Bell
Roy Parmelee
Riggs Stephenson
Bud Tinning
Pat Malone
LeRoy Herrmann
Herrmann
Malone
George Davis
Giant
Davis
W Herman
Hughey Criz
Bill Terry
Travis Jackson
Blondy Ryan
Stan Hack
Bill Herman
Mel Ott
Ryan
Bell
Joe Moore
Cruz
Moore
Warneke
Terry
Critz
Hack
Parmelee
New York
Camilli
Hartnett
Cis
Durges
Eee Kocenie
Ae Tinnine
P . Malone
Moself Herrmann
P . Henshaw
Newark O
Schumacher
Herman
Jackson
Demnaree
Jurges
Tinning
Henshaw
tCuylert
O'Do
Jupece Hartnett
P Deee Ee
Gritz
Ott
Terry Critz
W. Herman
Camills
New
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