Bobby Jones Sets Interlachen Course Record At 70
Bobby Jones, the national open champion, broke the Interlachen course record with a 70. The Atlantan showed stamina ahead of the upcoming national Open, following a 71 in recent rounds and a string of strong performances in Britain and Scotland. The report notes fellow amateurs and notable players like Leo Tidgel and Johnny Wren, with plans for University City and other teams to compete, and hints at Davis and other executive discussions surrounding the event.
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Yesterday's Scores From The American and National Leagues
Recaps show Washington 8 to 1 over Boston, Detroit 3 to 1 over Chicago with Chicago winning the first, Detroit the second. St Louis 6 to 1 over Cleveland. New York 18 to 4 over Philadelphia. Cincinnati 4 to 8 over St Louis, and Brooklyn 2 to 1 over Boston with Pittsburgh beating Chicago.
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Today’s Games St Bonis at Eleveland Detroit at Chitigo
National contest listings show St Bonis visiting Eleveland and Detroit playing Chitigo as part of today’s slate with cross league matchups including New York and Philadelphia.
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Harborerec holds late win as league pivots on holiday clash
Harborerec’s eleven inning win over Wesleyville highlighted a weekend that reshapes the Brie Gomty League standings. The feature game shows the Harboreéteel squad delivering a decisive tone for the second round, signaling readiness to challenge for top honors as early-season play tightens.
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Finaca Chies Close First Round Of League Games
The Mine County Baseball League wraps up the first round with Pinch Billiards finishing their schedule while Wesleyville and Harborcreek face possible replay games. Erie suburbans and Northern East vie for early-season standings as teams plan July 19 rematches and possible weekend independent games.
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Hopes Still Hold Tilden to Join U S Davis Cup Squad
New York July 8 United Press report says despite Dixon and Pilden pledging to play only after qualifiers, hope remains that Davis Cup captain Wear will secure Tilden for the United States in the France match at Roland Garros. Meanwhile Pitt prepares for a strong football season with Sutherland shaping a lean, aggressive lineup for Notre Dame clash at home October 25.
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Yankees Again An Obstacle In Athletics Path
United Press reports the New York Yankees posed a stiff challenge to the Philadelphia Athletics as both clubs battled for first place. Washington pulled a game ahead in the standings while Boston faltered. Crowder earned his fifth straight win for Washington, and Philadelphia, New York, St Louis, and Chicago pursued in tight pennant races with varied results across the league.
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Body of Lassman Found Near Bridgton Camp Lake
The body of Al Lassman former NYU football star was found in Long Lake near Bridgton Maine after a canoe or camp near the area was located. Authorities believe Lassman who was an expert swimmer may have suffered a heart attack and fallen overboard in calm surface conditions.
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Former Marine Holds Police At Bay With Ax
Former Marine James Sisemore, 14, escaped a Philadelphia hospital for the insane and held police at bay for three hours using an ax and a knife. He overpowered guards, climbed to a cell, and was driven from bars. Fire crews prepared to blast his cell, then he surrendered and climbed down after promising to discard the weapons. Mrs. Plinch Spencer and her niece Helen Spencer left Nestown, Pennsylvania, for a brief trip.
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Public tires and ballyhoo stall return fight at MSG
New York reports public interest in a Schmeling Sharkey rematch evaporates as Walter St Denis and the Garden steam department abandon the plan to revive the heavyweight bout. Schmeling cites a medical issue, while managers chase profits in Europe. No resumption of negotiations is expected.
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