Battle of Champions Set for City Golf Quarterfinals Today
Frank Knight reports the city wide golf tournament advances to quarter finals after a round of upsets. Defending champions and past titleholders remain, while newcomers Earl Eastwood and Tom Mays surge into contention, threatening the field as play resumes this afternoon at Ball. Strong players like Larmond, Billeant, Stine Kr, and Otiea Fei join the high stakes chase in a tightly contested match.
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Racing Protest Not Honored in Indy Race
In Indianapolis on May 21 Leon Duray, owner of the car, led Wild Bill in a speed contest when the accident flag was waved between the seventeenth and eighteenth laps. The protest notes the race was halted as wreckage was cleared and speeds were warned.
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Carnera to defend title vs Baer in two weeks
Primo Carnera and Max Baer prepared for an 18 round heavyweight title defense set for two weeks at the Garden on Long Island. Officials denied postponement rumors and stressed the bout would proceed on schedule barring injury or illness to either fighter.
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Golf results and pairings from Yenterdays tournament
The report lists flight by flight match results with players such as Stine Hall Canova Mays and Sneeker plus numerous defaults and holes won. It includes Fodsy's pairings for Championship Flight and other flights with scheduled times and matchups among players like Blizzard Vaughan Wright and Braid.
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Hel Dunnavant
Phil Canova
H. Talbot
Mays
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Lorman
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Bari Eastwood
G. ¥. Brown
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Skees
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Baseball Results From Regional Leagues and Majors
Yesterday's scores show Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn 6 and New York 2 St. Louis 3 in the National League. American League tallies include Washington 9 New York 3 and Chicago 12 Cleveland 5. Other leagues report mixed results across Mid-Atlantic, International, and Southern associations with multiple games decided in 12 innings and various city matchups.
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Cleveland Bows But Keeps First As Yanks Lose
The Cleveland Indians routed the Chicago White Sox 12 to 5 in a High drama game. Sad Sam Jones limited Cleveland to eight runs and seven hits in the crucial third inning as Bonura homered for the White Sox. Thornton Lee fared well until late, while Vosmik and Trosky contributed key hits including Trosky’s ninth homer, sustaining Cleveland’s hold on first in the American League despite the loss.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
Reine Manush led the Big Six with a strong show while Joe Medwick slumped, dropping to fourth. Banah, Knickerbocker, and Lesie boosted averages as others were idle. standings list Manush and Medwick among the top hitters with noted home run leaders and key NL and AL names in a period-accurate box of stats.
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Joe Medwick
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Sam Lesiie
Americans Clinch Zone Tennis Series
United States doubles partners George Lott and Lester Broelen won in straight sets to seal a 3-0 North America Zone series lead over Mexico in Baltimore. Earlier singles wins by Stoefen and Wood gave the U S a commanding advantage, while Ven Ryn weighed abdicating his European trip due to business. An exhibition later saw Williams and Shields defeat Raidan and Reyes.
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Lester Broelen
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Ven Ryn
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Sidney B. Wood
Esteban M. Reyes
Wiliams
Frank Shields
Angel Raidan
Valley Bell Triumphs Over DuPont Nine In Twilight League
Valley Bell blanks DuPont nine in a home game last evening as pitcher Grinstead limits them to two hits while Valley Bell tallies nine off Compton. Short hits a homer with a man aboard, and the box score lists multiple players with RBIs and runs.
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Bears slug Carbide 11 to 4 at Laidley Field
Martin crushed Carbide 11 to 4 in an old fashioned slugging contest at Laidley Field. The winners built a big early lead with 10 runs in the first three innings and added six more in the second. Four errors noted.
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Dodgers Beat Giants 6 to 2 in first season win over NY
Brooklyn A P report details the Dodgers breaking their winless streak against the Giants with a 6 to 2 victory. Bal Schumacher faltered after a strong start as Brooklyn staged a big inning scoring on timely hits and errors, with Jim Bucher out injured and Clyde Sukeforth contributing. Mel Ott drove in both Giants runs, while the Dodgers pulled ahead with a sequence of misplays and solid hitting to claim the lead.
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Sukeforth
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Boyle
Hack Wilson
Jonah
Bam Lenke
Clyde Caerleman
Mel Ott
Travis Jackson
Charleston High Tennis Team Defeats Nitro in City Court
Charleston High School defeated Nitro High 42 at Tennessee Avenue Municipal Court. Singles winners included Swarts Monsger Gladwell Bantrok Binderman with Nitro’s Only San Trok taking a win over Thompson. Doubles saw Charleston pairs beat Hawkins Custer and Santrok Raynes.
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Midleburg
Lowman Drug Team Defeats Kelly in Scenic Win
The Lowman Drug nine defeated the Kelly squad yesterday with Mare Meld blasting a two run homer for Winters in the fifth with two aboard. Starcher Chapel will oppose the Lowman team this evening at six at Starcher Held.
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