Yates Wins British Amateur as Walker Cup Team Reunites
Charley Yates returns to New York in jubilant mood after winning the British amateur golf title, leading a celebratory Walker Cup squad. The Atlanta bank clerk savors victory with teammates and reporters, sharing a song and boasting a flawless timing on the course while teammates praise his iron play and good humor. A large Atlanta delegation visits New York banks before a planned homecoming.
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Golfers eye Met amateur and trans Miss plans
The article notes Johnny Ward Marvin Bud Ward of Seattle and Ray Billows of Poughkeepsie-NC planning to enter the Trans Miss golf championship in Lincoln Nebraska and the Metropolitan Amateur starting tomorrow. Fred Haas of New Orleans and Chuck Kocsis Johnny Fischer intend to return home to work before national amateur play. Texan Smith, a ping pong champion, comments on facing C Richardson Yates if drawn early.
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Smithers Merchants Defeat Red Dragon Nine
Smithers Merchants won yesterday as O Connell fanned nine in a strong pitching display. Nubs Kleinke has recorded five wins in four years for the Rochester Red Wings and remains the club's top pitcher.
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Giants Rally Past Pirates in Opening Game 5-4
In New York, June 14, the league-leading Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4 in the opener of a three-game series. Hal Schumacher earned his sixth win as Bartell and Ripple scored on a mishandled throw by pitcher Bauer. Mel Ott hit his 13th homer as New York produced nine singles off Russ Bauers.
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Curt Davis Wins Sixth Game In Tight Philadelphia Start
Curt Davis pitched seven hits and quieted a late rally to record his sixth win of the season in Philadelphia. The INS game summary notes Davis worked into the late innings to hold off the opposition.
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Carbide Downs Pure Oil for 6-4 Victory at Armor Park
Carbide beats Pure Oil 6-4 at Armor Park to move into second in the Kanawha Valley A division while Cabin Creek drops to third. Payne drove in four with a homer and a triple for Carbide, Carver homered for Quers, and Eddie Baker pitched the win while Lee started for Pure Oil.
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Golfer Records Ace Despite Losing Hole
Harvey Cobb faces disappointment as Rodney Thomas of the Washington Star scores a hole-in-one on the same hole Cobb drives to, after Cobb misplaces his own ball. The odd duel ends with Thomas securing the ace while Cobb loses the hole.
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Hurricane Beats Winfield 9-7 Behind Harris Pitching
Hurricane defeated Winfield 9-7 as E Harris earned the win and Kapp and Perry led at the plate yesterday. The game showcased strong hitting from Kapp and Perry with Harris pitching for the victor.
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Women Golfers Begin Play in Ninth Western Tourney
COLORADO SPRINGS CALIF. June 14. Favorites advance on day one of match play in the ninth annual Women s Western Golf tournament to earning places for tomorrow s second round. Mrs Charles Newbold Kansas champion from Wichita won by 6 5 over Mrs A R Morris of Denver. Patty Berg Minneapolis defeated Lullian Zech Chicago champion 5 4 and advanced to face Whitney Harb former champion who won easily.
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Ponies Race Card Echoes From Dusty Track Notes
A crowded list of horse races outlines times, entrants, and payouts across multiple events. Notable names such as Ainge Rhody, Dust to Dust, and Victorious Run appear with figures like 41,000 and 1,000 dollar purses, detailing maiden and claiming divisions, mileage, and standings across eight races with occasional dead heats and a range of horses and owners referenced.
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Suftnik Daily Selections Highlight Variety
A crowded list features many oddball names and items such as Besti inier Sports at Detroit and Hope Diamond entries. Readers see a mix of sports, horses, races, and notable names like Greene and Prince Gay amid a sprawling catalog of entries and curiosities.
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Libbey-Owens Golf Tourney Opens at Capitol View
Libbey-Owens employees begin their annual golf tournament at Capitol View to decide the 1938 championship. Competitors include G. W. Raisbeck W. R. Tayney H. O. Powers H. D. Graves J. B. Davis C. E. Parsons P. A. La Pas L. O. Moore B. E. Maynor B. R. Londeree G. R. Tully P. F. Steinbdicker C. R. Kolba F. M. Hulbert Russ Case and John Morrison.
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