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National Public Links golf match play opens with defending champion out and four-way medal tie. Arthur Armstrong and Jack Taulman among medalists after 36 holes 144. Remaining 64 survivors face match play as playoff records are set.
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al Leach
Cleveland
Charles Ferrera
San Francisco
Robert E. Wingate
Jacksonville
Carl Kauffman
Patsy Tiso
St. Louis
Nick Crosby
Portland
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Parks Scores to Take Poland Open in Pittsburgh
Sam Parks of South Hills Country Club led the Poland open in Pittsburgh finishing 137 with a sub par 70 final round after a 67 yesterday. John Malutic of Struthers tied for second at 139, Ted Luther in second place with 271 total and Tony Joy of Youngstown finished mid field with 152.
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Baseball Results From American Association and International League
American Association scores include Indianapolis 1 Kansas City 9 and Columbus 3 Minneapolis 7 Louisville 6 Milwaukee 8 Toledo 2 St Paul 3. International League games show Rochester 2 versus Syracuse 3, Montreal 7 Baltimore ?, Buffalo 3 Newark 0, Toronto 0 Jersey City 4.
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Atley Donald Extends Winning Streak to 12
Yankee pitcher Atley Donald pushed his unbeaten run to 12 straight with a five hit, 1-0 victory over the Browns. He carried a no hitter into two outs in the sixth and has beaten the Browns, White Sox, Indians twice each, the Senators three times, and the Athletics once. The day’s action also saw Lefty Grove win his 10th for the Red Sox, while Ted Williams and Joe Cronin sparked a 3-2 win. Cincinnati Reds widened their National League lead to 10 games with a 2-1 win over the Bees in Cincinnati.
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Standings and results across leagues from yesterday
Standings show New York 2.0 64, Boston 0.2c.s BE 808K, Chicago 39 443, Cleveland 46 40 585, Detroit 46, Washington 87 54 407, Philadelphia, St. Louis 24 63 276. Yesterday New York 5 St. Louis 1. Boston 3 6 Chicago 2 5. Cleveland 12 Philadelphia 8. Washington 5 Detroit 3. Today St Louis at New York. Chicago at Boston. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington. National League standings list Cincinnati, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, Boston, Philadelphia with yesterday results New York 6 St. Louis 3. Brooklyn 8 8. Chicago 6 1. Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati 2 Boston 1. New York at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Continuous schedule.
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Yesterdays Hero Hubbell Ends Giant Slump In Nine Inning Win
Carl Hubbell pitched 13 or 19 innings to beat the Cardinals 4 3 with Frank Demarees homer and Mel Ott contributing. The Dodgers snapped a slump by sweeping the Cubs 8 6 and 3 1 as Hugh Casey went six innings. Elbie Fletcher tied the game with a late triple.
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Mel Ott
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Leading court stars compete in big tourney
Seabright lawn tennis club hosts invitation singles with top players from Riggs to Crawford. Bob Figs of Chicago, Wimbledon finalist, faces Frank Guernsey while Elwood Cooke meets Jack Kramer. Bryan Grant to duel Jack Crawford as Frank Parker battles Frank Shields. Also Mike Evans defeats Tommy Spiegel in Philadelphia boxing Night.
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Montebello
Calif
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Atlanta
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Waner reaches 2000th game as Pirates pinch hitter
Paul Waner, veteran Pirates outfielder, pinch hit for Pittsburgh marking his 2,000th game for the club. Only Al Simmons has appeared in more NL games, with a total of 2,086.
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Irvine Beaten in Ball Meet by Ford City and New Freedom
Irvine exits Pennsylvania state semi professional baseball tournament after losses to Ford City 12 6 in seven innings due to darkness and New Freedom 6 2 under the two game loss rule. Ford City benefited from a fourth inning homer with bases loaded by Valayzk. New Freedom leadoff hitter Brown started with a first pitch homer, aided by Bierley Owings Wise and Pierce in the batteries.
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Softball Marathon Sets World Record in 242 Innings
In Swoyerville Pa two teams combined for a 242 inning game ending 115 to 110 after starting at 4 45 am and lasting until 7 30 pm. The match reportedly surpassed a prior mark of 102 innings and set a new softball marathon record.
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Swoyerville
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