Bannerot Qualifies For Gazette City Golf Tourney
Fred G. Banneret of Edgewood Country Club qualified for the Gazette's first annual city wide golf tournament at Meadowbrook, firing 72 in qualifying to enter the match-play phase. Hall of Banawks CC shot 74 to medal, with Meadowbrook entries sharing top positions. 105 golfers from seven clubs competed in a strong field.
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Whesling
R. Hall
Banawks Country Club
Tit
Diches
Arn Jang
Yawading Sinkaman Shi¢Ora
Meadowbrook
O. EK. Swecker
Ed Vaughan
Hame
Hall
Preak Preneh
Meadowbrook Coures
Carl Leadman
Wee Winser
Qualifying Scores From the Local Track Meet Summary
The article lists numerous competitor names and initials from a qualifying scores event including Stine Wath Paul Demarant DE Swecker FG Bannerd Vaughan Frank French Carl Leachian HD and many others. It records a broad tally of athletes across events with scores and placements, referencing schools and clubs in a dense roster-like format.
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Stine Wath
Paul Demarant DE Swecker
Bannerd
Vaughan Frank French
Carl Leachian
Biurvold
Landis Parsons
Vincent Smith
Brmnie
Wats
Payne i
Crags
L. Mohthee W
Geromell DL
Lewis Oo
Howard W. Wall
Martin
Banhem G. Goldsmith
Eugene Pettrr
Frazier
James
Ball
Akins
Tom Mays
Vaneye
Whitworth Sisi
Willams A
Maddier
AL Keiebt
W. Shark
Bluarteo
Moors
Hegue
Ke Lee
Jonex
Holmes
Hawkins
Liveeay Az
WLP
Merdy
Athens
Enkey
Jonn
Feaxter
Darrahoe
Mathaway
H Ware
W. GL
Greenies
Hugh Marlin
Atwood
Ravan
Dean to Rejoin Cards in Philly Dean to Rejoin Cards in Philly
Dean, once suspended by St Louis, is en route to Philadelphia to rejoin the Cardinals. Branch Rickey convinced him he is 23, not 20, and Dean admitted he erred in leaving the club. He said trouble over trivial matters led to his walkout and referenced past insurance and marriage facts in his public statement.
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Dereme “Lisey" Dean
Feakls
St. Lous Cardinals
Telphia
Darie
Branch Rickey
Dean
Cardinals
Rickey
Jerome
Ile
Mickey Im
Philadel Peale
Natwepapers
St. Levis National Baseball Club
Imauranes
Houston
Whith
Bouston Club
Mr. Street
Eerie
Starcher Chapel Loses Game 5-3
Starcher Chapel fell 5-3 as Jet the Mareher led with six hits to help teammates in a tense matchup. Fee Winters contributed 11 hits for the opponents, while losing club marked a costly defeat amid rough errors and unclear scoring.
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Markey
Tennreema
Avenus Cubs
Mareher Chapel
Fee Winters
Gerlag
Rube Marquard Back in Futness
ATLANTA June 17 0 TM Old Rube Marquard has returned to his pitching labora in his forty first year. The venerable master, once a sensation twenty years ago, pitched for the Atlanta Crackers last night and defeated Little Rock 4 to 3. It was his first game since leaving Jacksonville in 1930.
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Atlanta
Rube Marquard
Atlanta Crackers
Little Rock
Jacksonville
Fle
New York Welcomes Gene Sarazen After British Open Win
New York City gave Gene Sarazen a triumphant homecoming marked by a Battery to City Hall procession and a mayoral reception. The British Open champion lauded the British fans and credited their support for his victory, while city officials noted his sportsmanship and broke into jokes about cutting costs. A fog delay postponed the daytime events and a testimonial banquet for 1,000 guests followed at night.
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New York
Gene Bitnern
Doughty
Battery
City Hall
Jimmy Walker
Department of Sanitation
Sealt
Gene
Sarazen
Walker
England
Ametics
Sarazern
Iflowery
Prince of Wales
Saraven
Mauretania
MacDonald Smith
Sandwich
Tommy Armour
Gtne
Fisk Tires And Cleaners Win In Twilight League Game
Fisk Tires and Cleaners defeated Central Sales 6 to 3 at Lamley Park. The Tires scored in the second, third, and fifth innings after collecting 10 hits to pull ahead. Box score lists Bates, Jackson, Edwards, and Dawson among top performers with multiple drives. Haggerty and Floresch contributed for Fisk. The article notes the 1931-32 Illini varsity season as part of broader context about Big Ten titles and major sports.
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Fisk
Lamley
Giong
Kanawha
Fox
Shawver
Fink-Salen
Bates
ABH
Dackson Rt
Rinnk Ye
Vm'k'un
Clatworsky
B. McKenna
Baterd
Quailan
Thurman
Floresch
Gregor
Barents
Loresch
Stolr Bamce
Dawson
Thute
Blens
E. McKenna
Dewson
Haggerty
Hardman
Thomas
Heggerty
Suliman An Fu
University of Illnois
Imiti
Sexton Sets World Shot Put Record at Cambridge Meet
Lea J. Sexton of New York A.C. hurled the shot 52 feet 8 6 8 inches for a new world mark at the American Glymaple semi final crack and field meet in Cambridge. Despite a slick takeoff, he logged a single perfect throw to top KE Hirsch and John Kuck records, while Pauly Rekers won the 6,000 meters in 2 12.6 as Loyola New Orleans sprinter Enblett Topping advanced in the 100 meters.
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New York A. C
Cambridge
Maen
Lea J. Sexton
New York
A. C
Marverd
Sexton
Retteced
Georgetown
KE. Hirschfield
Germany
Herman Brix
John Kuck
Pauly Rekers
Pennsylvania State
Louis Gregory
Murosa A. A
Enblett Topping
Loyola
New Orleans
Clubh
Eur Widmer
University of Maryland
Bob Dunn
Deerfield Academy
Bill Carr
Ira B. Singer
Boosters Meet In Opening of Series In Cumberland
Charleston Senators chase form as rain halts game with Cumberland Colts. Series opens at Kanawha Park with Huntington Boosters set to host in West Virginia capital, followed by three more games in Huntington. Senators, lagging in hitting, rely on Wayne LiMaster as starter amid mixed results in recent six games.
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the Gazette
Umberland
Charleston
Senators
Cumberland Colts
Kanawha Park
Seaators
Huntington Boosters
West Virginia
Capitol
Huntington
Johnstown Jehnnies
Colts
Cumberland
Wayne LiMaster
Watt Powell
Dan Boone
Johnnies
Jimmy Murdock
Huntington Boosterz Fall Short In 5 4 Loss To Clarkeburg
Clarkeburg closed its current series by defeating the Boosterz 5 to 4. A ninth inning rally by Huntington fell one run short of tying the score as Pitcher Mercer Ceran earned the win and Proctor took the loss with Weaver on relief. Key hits came from Ripp, Cross, Parrish and Madsen. Savant, Cyran and Nalbock added RBIs. Umpires Kennick and Midkiff worked the game.
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Clarkeburg
Buntington
Boosterz
Boosters
Ae Asnington Anipal
Madsen
Wilder Rf
Ol Dammers If
Hyner
Curcier Rh
Cotter
Savant Iw
Ol Arnold cc
Ington
Dave
Spencer
Hardway
Weaver
Proce Tor
Dunbar Panthers defeat Kaseys 9 to 5 in opener
Dunbar Panthers beat the Knights of Columbia 9 5 at Armer Park in the City Playground East league opener. Five Dunbar runs came in the first inning aided by three errors as Henderson and Cannon led the pitching and Ranson and Pignats contributed on offense.
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Allastratis
Dunbar Panthers
Knights of Columbia
Armer Park
Knights
Rae
Henderson
Cannon
Ranson
Pignats
Generals appoint new manager in Middle Atlantic league
Clarksburg Generals announce Harless Clark has hired H. C. Roc Smith of Algier Montana as playing manager to replace Frank Walker who resigned. Clark also signs Joe Fillingham and Charlerol as outfielders for the team in the Middle Atlantic league.
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Clarksburg
Harless Clark
Clarksburg Generals
H. C
Roc) Smith
Algier
M. C
Frank Walker
Clark
Joe Fillingham
Charelerol
Kanawha Team Defeats Beckley in Inter-Club Match
The Kanawha team beat Beckley 181 2 to 51 2 at Kannawha course in an inter-club golf match. It was the second match of the season with another contest planned soon, likely at Beckley where the first was held.
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Kanawha Country Club
Beckley Black Knight Country Club
Beckley
Boxing Figure Suspended for Unethical Services
The state athletic committee suspended Billy Petralle of The Fargo Express and Henry Goldberg of Brooklyn for unbenefactory services in auto at Pittsburgh. Eddie Conrad of Cleveland was suspended for coaching a boxer from his corner at Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Billy Petralle
Fargo Express
Henry Goldberg
Brooklyn
Pitsnburgh
Eddie Conrad
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Twilight Statistics and French Turfers Chronicle
Yesterday results list Fisk vs Central Gales 4 2 Vox Cleaners 2 Briwyer 0. Today’s game Notine Kebedtubedt. Standings include Agha Khay Selling Xlalle PARIO. Chantilly races note Agha Khay’s team. Blenheim won the St Der by paying 50 000.
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Fisk
Central Gales
Vox Cleaners
Briwyer
Agha Khay
Tamoun
Chantilly
Blenheim
Mid-Atlantic baseball score report with scattered data
The Charleston Cumberland matchup shows Heckley six runs, Downstown four, Clarksburg five, Huatington four. An incomplete line hints at a game involving CHARLESTON and Clarksburg with unclear details. The fragmentary OCR preserves names and numbers but lacks full context for a complete summary.
No Games In Either Big League This Day
New York report notes no games were played in both major leagues as rain washed out all scheduled contests. The American League had one game postponed and four National League games were canceled. St Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies were near resuming play before rain halted action.
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New York
Dune
Unclear collegiate game notation from Kansas City listing
Fragmentary OCR reads teams and players such as Benton Day and McMullen versus Magen Winegarner and Pytiak with scattered scores and names behind garbled city references. No coherent result or schedule present. reads as a damaged sports card showing partial lineups and innings.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
Benton
Day
McMullen
Heavyweight Fight Costs Cut As Tickets Slashed
New York June 17 reports show ticket prices for the Schmeling Sharkey title defense slashed to attract buyers. Madison Square Garden sales shift across sections, with about 9 000 tickets selling for 2 to 5 dollars, risking a near sellout and reduced profits. Taxes also grip output as 25 percent levy on older tickets raises costs. Schmeling and Sharkey preparations praised as fighters in peak condition despite financial concerns. Joe Jacobs demands an acceptable referee, warning against jeopardizing the champion’s chances.
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New York
Max Schmelika
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
New Bowl
Long Island
Sig
Slso
Schmeling
Benhmeling
Daroles Ivanes
Jacobs
Rumaers
Sharkey
Boatswain Chosen to Capture Derby at Washington Park
CHICAGO June 17 The $50 000 American Derby will be run at Washington Park tomorrow with Boatswain three year old son of Mat War and winner of the Withers Stakes at Belmont Park the ruling choice to capture the twenty fourth. The event first run in 1874 attracted an overnight field of 14 representing the best 3 year olds left to Maine. Unless showers develop over night the race a mile and a quarter will be run over a fast track with expected attendance over 35000. Boatswain Walter M Jeffords of New York installed as favorite at 3 to 1. Mrs John Hay Whitney color bearer from New York second choice at 4 to 1 with Yonkel owned by Abe Bartelstein ranking third along with Oscillator. Yonkel is Chicagoan’s best hope to victory.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Boatswain
Belmont Park
Mainine
Bootewaln
Walter M. Jeffords
New York
John Hay Whitney
Yonkel
Abe Bartelstein
Shadows of the Past by LC Brennee
Charley White, once a top lightweight rival to Benny Leonard, is now Chicago’s prominent physical culture instructor. He trains women in figure reduction at a social clubs gym and remains a famed former kingpin left hooker, though retired from boxing since 1934.
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Charley White
Benny Leonard
Chicago
Chetley
Society Girls
Windy City
Anerhia
Charley
White
McNaught Syn. Inc
Bostwick Wins Hanover Handicap on Blind Rowboy at Aqueduct
In New York G H Pete Bostwick rode his own Blind Rowboy to victory by a head in the Hanover handicap at Aqueduct over seven furlongs. The Bus was the even money favorite, Ormesby finished third, Mund Bowroy carried 19 pounds, and the fast time was 128 and a quarter seconds off the track record despite a slow track.
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New York
G. H
Pete) Bostwick
Blind Rowboy
Aqueduct
Bostwick
Finn
Ormesby
Fsat
Mund Bowroy
Mercur and Lott Reach Semi Finals in Cincinnati Tennis
Mercur of Bethlehem and George Lott of Chicago advance to semifinals in the TriState tennis tournament in Cincinnati. Mercur defeated Edward McIntire of New York 64 -4, while Lott beat Zaul Kunkel of Cincinnati 6-4 lao. Two national stars remain set for semifinals tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
Mercur
Bethlehem
George Lott
Chicago
Edward Mcmtlgat
New York
Lote
Zaul’ Kunkel
Stern
Allen Beaten By McKinley In Two Sets
West Virginia fifth annual closed tennis tournament at Charleston Tennis Club advanced to the tri-final round with James E. Allen Jr. of Elkins seeded. McKinley edged by B. Cohn in singles and top contenders prepared for upcoming matches as campus and Charleston players dominated the event.
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Charleston
James
EB. Alen, Jr
Elking
Davis and Elkins
Nel
Atars
Margaret
Cerapecken
Morgantown
Trims
Ming Mias
Lucy Newberry
Toveseta
Mise Cermpecken
Mia
Scott Camp
Mias
Mary Gunninghads
Mary Gunninghads, Both of ‘Charleston
Miss Cunningham
Hae
Mrs. Camp
Cohu
Willems Bam’ Cohh
Meckley
Sibgies
Dae William
BF. Arkle
Wheeling
Cohn
Merlin du Bais
Maundaville
Ion
Obie
Mod Arkle
Kinley
Byron Wilkinson
Huntington
BR. G. Skinner
J. D. Guephey
Gratehee
Byrom
Mrown
Benth
Beckles
Kendale
Ac Mentingtes
Disk Hilton
Charles ‘Wea
Waestzerlester
Pater
Arkleva
McKinley
Wilkinson Vk. Skinner
Colin Va Dubow
Carey Ve Midair
Deni Firat
Tivon Wea
Williams-Ragland
Chaves Caren
Skinner McKinsey
Beckmen
Urbaugh
Muntington
Eerowe
Ant
Saati
Beeking
Fillen-Weedall
Goldsmith-Ramery
St Ea
Gorm Menaat
Perkins Colvilie
Montgomery
Birterebary
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