Dunlap Shifts into Title Contention at British Amateur
George T. Dunlap Jr, 22, former Princeton captain and two time American intercollegiate champion, defeated Bow Sandy in a brisk 2 and 4 finish and then challenged Somerville and Hartley as British Amateur progress nears its close. Dunlap unleashed seven straight holes in 34 to overwhelm Hartley in the morning and adjusted to a late rally to near the lead.
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Associated Press
American Forces Dominate Tourney At Queens Club
London news confirms strong American success in the Queens Club tournament. Ellsworth, Vines, and Moody lead into the semifinals in men and women singles as Sutter Gledhill Stoefen seal spots. Burke and Rice reach later rounds with tight wins.
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Canadian Teams Enter Regatta
SEW YORK June 23 Twe Canatign colleges entered the intercollegiate outboard motorboat regatta to be run at Lake Hopatcong N dg Canadian entries include Don Thom son of McGill competing in the intercollegiate division and Lynn Waters of Lower Canada College Montreal in the preparatory school division Brown College also entered bringing total to 16 colleges and 44 entries including prep school drivers.
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Mrs. John Ray Sparks Edgewood Course Record
Mrs. John Ray, a Malooivoog country club member, set a nine hole course record at Edgewood with 38 strokes three under women’s par and two over men’s par. She carded seven holes at men’s par and matched the first and third greens in scoring.
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Marines Shut Out Jarrett Printers In Armor Contest
Marines roll to an 8 0 win over Jarrett Printers in Armor Park game as Semler, George lead a power surge with multiple hits including doubles and triples. Jarrett mismatches noted in box score with Buckley, Ware, and Wiggens among the better hitters.
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Edgewood Golfers Beat Guyan 13 to 2 in Match
Edgewood Country Club hosted Guyan Country Club of Huntington for a sweeping 13 to 2 victory. Johnny Javins tied the Edgewood course record with a 68 as Frits Bannerot and Jayvis led amateur wins. next face Black Knight CC at Beckley on Saturday.
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Ryder Cup Battle Looms As Americans Face British
New York June 22 Associated Press writes that Gene Warszen may anchor the U S lineup for the Ryder Cup against Britain at Southport England June 29 27. Largely due to past stars Hob Jones Walter Hagen and Larsten Warszen’s form could shape the American team while Hagen’s backing secures Bill Burke on the roster. The article notes British edge from home advantage and predicts a tougher clash than at Columbus with improved organization on the British side.
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Lumpkin to Face Indian in Armory Main Tonight
The American Legion wrestling card at the Armory features Lumpkin vs Indian in the main bout with two falls to decide. Chief Chenchki and Roy Lumpkin headline undercard, plus Wengler vs Orloff in a 20 minute limit. Greek favorite Wick Hoginis returns to meet Sergeant Holdermen in a semifinal.
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Benge Hurls Dodgers Into Fifth With Win
Brooklyn pitcher Ray Benge blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 0 to lift the Dodgers to fifth in the National League. Benge notched his first shutout of the season and his fourth straight victory while contributing three hits to the 11 hit attack. Brooklyn stole six bases, aided by two double steals led by Jack Wilson. Cuccinello Triples drove in two early runs, with Stripp and Cuccinello later scoring on Al Gop e s double.
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Parker and Lott Carry March in Western Meet
In River Forest on June 22 Parker and Lott remained undefeated in the Western Championships. Frankie Parker of Milwaukee defeated George O Connell of Chicago 8 2 7 5 in the quarters, while George Lott of Chicago beat WE Parkhill 6 0 7 5. Johnny Sheatrom, 17, upset Wilbur Coener 8 6 8 3 and Thane Halstead defeated Doc Barr 6 4 8 2. Coener had earlier defeated Wilbur Hess.
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Tennis Scores Highlight Midwest and West Players
Henry Prugoff of Seattle defeated Frank O Connell of Chicago 6-3 6-1. Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga beat Fritz Mercur of Bethlehem 6-8 6-3. John McLarmid of Fort Worth defeated Scott Rexinger, former Big Ten champ, 8-6. Quarterfinals advance as listed with several pairings noted for upcoming matches. Catherine Wolf of Elkhart seeded as part of the lineup.
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