Cotton Wins British Open With 383 Total In Bitter Wind
Henry Cotton seized victory in the British Open at Royal St Georges amid strong winds and a boisterous crowd, finishing 383 after 72 holes. Sid Brews trailed with 288, tied for second with Marcel Dallemange and others.
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Mako and Hunt Reach Finals at Intercollegiate Tennis
Mako of Southern California and Hunt of Massachusetts Tech advanced to the finals of the national intercollegiate championships at Merion Cricket. Mako defeated Rice Institute opponent 8-2 2-6 6 while Hunt beat Georgia Tech and showed strong serving as heat and sun marked the match.
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Merion Cricket
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Secretary Reaffirms Star Game Date In July
H D Thurman secretary of Twilight league Odd Timers announces the game will be played Friday July 13 as scheduled despite a few requests to postpone to July 20. He notes the original July 12 date faced opposition but objections were minor and a change was not advisable.
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Records Shattered In Marquette Meet
MILWAUKEE June 29 Five records fell as the American outdoor track and field championships opened at Marquette university stadium with junior preliminaries and senior finals in the 5000 meter walk and 10000 meter run. The two day carnival drew 414 athletes including 25 of the 1932 Olympic team. George Théodora tos of Washington State led junior shot put, John Mottram of Olympic club set the junior javelin mark, Dudley Wilkins of Southwestern Louisiana Institute won junior hop step and jump, Elton Brown of Kansas State Teachers College lowered the junior 900 meters record, and Otto Prongrace of Michigan State won his heat as senior records slipped away.
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Soldier Field
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Los Angeles A. C
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Nathan Blair
Louisiana State
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Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Levi Casey
Elton Brown
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Texas
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Otto Prongrace
Michigan State
Dayton Ducks Rally To Top Johnstown 15 9
Johnstown and Dayton deadlocked 8 9 through nine innings before Dayton exploded with a six run uprising in the 10th to win 15 9. Final score Dayton 15 Johnstown 9 as pitching and fielding miscues shaped the late innings.
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Margaret Speir Engaged to Glenn Cunningham
Kaspeabody June 29 Miss Margaret Speir confirmed engagement to marry Glenn Cunningham Kansas University middle distance runner but wedding date not set. Both graduated from University of Kansas this spring. Becketts Confectionery softball team beat Spot Mart 9 to 4 in practice at Elite field.
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Charleston clinches 9-0 win to tie Grey series
Jack Jarrett and Bernie Cobb powered Charleston to a 9-0 victory over Zanesville. Jarrett held the Greys to seven hits while Cobb slugged two by way of two homers and five RBIs. Cobb’s first homer drove in two in the first inning and he added another in the fifth, lifting Charleston into a third place tie pending the final game.
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Sore Throats Hamper Wimbledon Net Event
Wimbledon reports a throat epidemic causing match scratches and postponements. Mile. Metaxa, Mile. Colette Hosambert, H G F Fisher, Simone Mathieu, and Gottfried Von Cramm faced delays or withdrawals. Major Larcombe among others affected. attendance included Princess Juliana and Prince George watching Stoefen and Ingram showcase firm play.
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Prince George
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Hale's Home Run Gives Indians Win
In Chicago on June 29 a tense ten inning duel between Lex Tietje and Mel Harder ended when Odell Hale hit a home run with Hel Trosky aboard in the 11th. The Indians then won 5 to 2, taking the opening game of the series as the Sox bullpen faltered after Harder left with the jam.
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Exhibition Baseball Prompt Confusing Fragment
Airport rough OCR notes describe an exhibition baseball game with teams in Philadelphia and New York at a Lakewood Athletic Club venue. Mentions Norfolk and Pied. nune while noting no batteries are announced for either side.
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DuPont Defeats Carbide as Carney Shuts Downopponent
Milford Carney pitched well for DuPont in a 3-0 win over Carbide in the Twilight League opener of the second half. Johnny Atkins and Bill Fortner sparked the offense with run scoring hits while Sissy Young was solid for Carbide but not enough to overcome DuPont’s clutch hitting and fielding.
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Reds to Close Present Stand in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds schedule two game doubleheader with St Louis Cardinals at 1 30 PM Sunday marking last home games until July 28. Reds have been over 500 in last 20 games and may send Freitas and Derring to the mound against the Dean brothers. The United States leads exports of motion picture film to Argentina.
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Giants Top Dodgers 7-2 In Openers Series Victory
New York Giants outhit 2 to 1 but win 7-2 against the Brooklyn Dodgers in the opening game of a three game set. Travis Jackson slugged a first inning homer driving in Bill Terry and Mel Ott as New York built the lead.
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Pirates Rally Versus Cubs In Rain-Shortened Tie
Pittsburgh battled Chicago to an eight all tie as a rain delay halted the game in the eighth inning. Hartnett and Vaughan led the scoring for the Cubs with multiple runs while Traynor Lavagetto and Suhr contributed for the Pirates in a see-saw affair before play was stopped.
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Giants Lead NL Batting on Day of Shifting Standings
Major League Leaders show Bil Terry of the New York Giants steering the National League batting race as Jon Medwick climbs while others slide. Medwick posts 40 hits, Vaughan rises one spot, and the AL members were idle as standings shift with several players reaching notable marks.
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Freitas Is Star For Rhinelanders
Cincinnati June 29 On the banks of the Ohio River fans praise Tony Freitas a 87 inch left handed pitcher for the Reds He has won three of his last four starts all solid top form though one loss came to the Braves after a six hit eight inning effort Freitas 29 is quiet and respected as he helps the Reds in the pennant chase
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Wood, Stoefen Advance to Wimbledon Quarterfinals
United States players Sidney Wood and Lester Stoefen reach the Wimbledon singles quarterfinals as the first week wraps up. Jack Crawford of Australia and Bunny Austin of England also make the eight, with women’s contenders led by Helen Hull Jacobs as action continues toward the round of eight.
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Lester Stoafen
United States
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Australia
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England
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California
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