Sports Roundup From July Roundup Brings Hoops Baseball Golf And Gossip
New York reports a chaotic sports roundup tracing a Texas league signing dispute and inactive clubs. It mentions a $19 700 Women’s Open in Spokane with a $100 war bond prize for amateurs, then jokes about heavyweight boxing and a golfer named Jon Louis. It notes Johnny Sisk’s insurance sales streak and a baseball register highlight from 1908. The column touches Baker Field plans Columbia University and a Brewers sale affecting Milwaukee outfielders.
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Nelson Out of St. Paul Open Opens Gate for Others
Byron Nelson withdrew from the St. Paul Open after a jury ruling, ending his nine straight tourney wins this year. Harold McSpaden led the upset as top money leader, with players like Johnny Bulla, J. Ditch Harrison, Bill Kaiser, Dick Metz, Latfoom, Tony Penna and Johnny Regolta in the field.
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Wie) McSpaden
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J. Ditch) Harrison
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Raymonds Club Crushes Gorny Jamestown in City Industrial League
Raymonds Club remained undefeated as they pounded Gorny Jamestown 14 to 4 in five innings. Key hits came from Joe Phtayage and Les Danner with homers in the bottom of the fourth, while Sprovers and Hurlbut led the pitching and defense.
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Tigers Face Irvine Friday Evening In Third Game
Tigers roam into Irvine for the series finale Friday night as they chase a win in the third game of the set. The wobbling Washington club was cooling off after a doubleheader loss and a rough stretch in the standings.
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Cubs Home Attendance Soars at Wrigley Field
Chicago July 19 The turnstiles at Wrigley Field swing as the Cubs sit in first place after a recent eastern trip. In seven home games attendance reached 147 479 with 42 087 yesterday and 43 892 last Sunday, the weekday crowd the largest in 19 years.
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Bradenton Star Pitcher Lewis West Signs with Phillies
Bradenton High School star pitcher Lewis West signed with the Philadelphia Phillies for a 87,500 bonus. The 17 year old was optioned to the Concord club in the North Carolina State League, his father Frank West disclosed.
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Corry Merchants and Forge face off in postponed league game
Corry Merchants and Forge clash at Loveland Field in a postponed 6:18 evening showdown. Manager Gro seeks his fourth win as Diz Hine eyes the mound, with Russ Cassell and a full infield rotation ready for relief if needed.
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B-24 Combat Mappers Tops In Philippine Softball
In the Southwest Pacific the Dumbo squadron of the Photo Reconnaissance Group, 4 B 4, dominates softball with a 201 game span and 34 losses. Led by T/Sgt. Al Kosup and pitcher Cpl Punstron Min Tonon, the team excels in the Philippines with a first game 1–0 victory and 3–1 win. The squadron, bringing players from many states, endured deployments from New Guinea to the Philippines while building a memorial pier and a strong roster including Patsy Caculo, Timmy Ecklekamp, and Joe Kuchinski Jr.
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Eagles Welcome back Will Buren after rookie season
Philadelphia announces veteran Philadelphia Eagles back Will Buren, rookie sensation of 1914 National Football League, will return next season. He averaged 5.5 yards per attempt and gained 4 yards in RO play.
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Split results in Pony League doubleheaders play
Associated Press reports Erie and Wellsville split two Pony League doubleheaders as both teams win one game each. In the opener Erie defeated Wellsville 1-0, while Wellsville took the second game 4-3 with late rallies. Other games saw Batavia edge Bradford 4-3, and Hornell holding Jamestown in a close contest.
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