Golf pros shine as Jamestown field crowns a tight meet
Tony Joy, Corry’s pro, leads a 2-district field at Maplehurst Jamestown finish 72 two over. Art Vogt places second. Joy fires 36 first half. Cambridge Springs pro-am set for Sept 19 as River Side Hotel hosts 26 holes of medal play. Al Espinosa defends Open title amid district league notes.
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Corry
Maplehurst
Jamestown
Hag
Art Vogt
Joy
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Sunda
al Espinosa
Akrot
Tana
American Davis Cup effort anchors at Wimbledon thrill
United States draped with Davis Cup hopes as Frank Parker and Budge lead the team through the North American zone and inter-zone rounds. Parker defeated Charley Hare 6-2 6-4 while Budge beat Henry Wilfrell 6-3 in the final clashes securing a 2-1 doubles edge. The goal remains to stave off Australia Germany and England next year as promotion offers loom for star players.
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United Press
Wimbladon
Langlani
Wevern
Unites States
Agheta Hulu
United Suns
Donahie
Emsirowt
Manallan Jacks
New York
Frankie Parker
Dwight Davis
Australia
Germany
England
Budge
Gene Mako
U. S
Great Britain
C. Parker
Charley Hare
Ther Ug
Henry Wilfrell
Ny Austin
Amateur golf meet sets 178 contenders in Portland
Johnny Goodman, a former national amateur champion from Omaha, earned the Watling challenger spot with a 67 68 in qualifying for the national amateur championship to be played August 23 to 28 in Portland Oregon. Seventy eight players made the field behind Goodman and Kingsley while 550 entered qualifying, a small year.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
Johnny Gooymin
Oman
Neb
Watling
Portland
Ore
Goodman
Omaha Nell Duty
Jean Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Edwin
Kingsley
Ttt Copper Golf Club
Magna
Utah
Paul Leslie
Baton Rouge
Tas
Olympia Fields
Chicago
Bob Servis
Dayton
Ohio
Carmarge Country Club
Madeira
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Don Moe
Ken Rogers
Honolulu
Jimmy McHale
San Gabriel
Calif
Eath
Ren Sutton
Jamison Leads In Qualifier For National Golf Event
United Press reports Pittsburg qualifiers for the national golf championship at Portland from July 23 28. Tom Jamison Sr Greensburg led scoring with 152, followed by Pred Weppher Pittsburgh on 167 and Rupert Fibay Pittsburgh on 165. Alvin Sook Steubenville posted 160 as others competed for Pittsburgh district alternates.
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Pittsburg
Tom Jamison
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Portland
Dre
Aus
Pred Weppher
Rupert Fibiay
Pittsburen
Alvin Sook
Steubenville
Pittschureh
Lourie Ment
Pittsbuegh District
BISON TWIRLER HURLS NOHIT NO-RUN GAME
Buffalo pitcher Ken Aah known as Elston hitHer delivered a seven inning no hit no run gem as Syracuse Chiefs were blanked 2 0 in twilight night double bill at Offerman stadium. Only four Chiefs reached first base before errors and hit by pitch aided the Herd's victory.
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Ken Aah
Elston hitHer
Caner
Offerman Stadium
Syracuse Chiefs
Herd
Chiefs
Agh
Jerrorsky
Philips
DiMaggio hits 88th homer to aid Gehrig in NY game
DiMaggio slugger Wee DiMaggio homered for the 88th time and drove in four runs for the Yankees. His two-bagger and single boosted Team-mate Lou Gehrig as New York maintained top form in a major league batting showcase.
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New York
Wee DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Three late-inning homers sink three games in one day
Yankees fall 6-5 as Rolfe hits a ninth inning homer off Russet to steal a game from the White Sox. Reds rally for a 3-2 win over the Bees as Scarsella connects in the ninth with a man aboard. Medwick delivers a ninth‑inning shot to lift the Cardinals over the Giants 9-8.
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United Press Star
New York
Blasy
Red Rolfe
Les Scarsella
Toe Medwick
Yesterney
Rolfe
Yankees
Jack Russet
Cammmnale
Tron
Petrolim
Reds
Boston Bees
Medwick
Cardinal
al Smith
St Louis
New York Giants
White Sox
Scarsella
Brooklyn
Wallop
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Tia Skull
Bump Hadley
Cochrane
Joe DiMaggio
Homer
Buddy Myer
Washington
Buddy Lewis
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Cleveland
Cubs
Tex Carleton
Carl Hubbell
Blondy
Ryan
Milwaukee
Hie Giants
Larry Grisom
Bees
Reis
Garrs
DiMaggio
Boston
Bob Smith
Goodenan
Red Tacos
Phillies
Pittsburgh
John Ryan Rejoins Giants as Regular Player
John Ryan Brandy, infielder, rejoined the New York Giants from Milwaukee and started the lineup in the three game series opener against the St. Louis Cardinals. He arrived at noon and drew attention after manager Terry carried Blondy’s spiked shoes to the ballpark because Ryan forgot them at the hotel.
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John
Brandy) Ryan
New York Giants
Milwaukee
Rye
Haslin
Giants
Cardinals
Terry
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Ryan
Yesterday's Scores From American and International Games
Scores from yesterday include New York 6 Detroit 5 Washington 1 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland? St. Louis 8 Boston 4. National Chicago 5 Brooklyn 2. St Louis 9 New York Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1. Cincinnati 3 Boston 2. International Buffalo 2 7 Syracuse 0 0 Toronto 3 3 Baltimore Jersey City 12 6 Montreal 7 41 Newark Rochester.
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All Star Grid Team Named for Packers Game
Sixty two collegiate football stars invited to the fourth annual all star game with the world champion Green Bay Packers on Sept. 1. Names include Jaynell Pinskey LSU Merle Wendt Ohio State Gol Minnesota Averell Daniell Pittsburgh Steve Relil Northwestern Maxx Stanco Washington Bud Svendsen Minnesota Vernon Huffman Indiana Bobby LaRue Pittsburgh Debi Drake Purdue and Sam Francis Nebraska.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Saldier
Jaynell
Pinskey
Louisiana State
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Gol
Wideeth
Minnesota
Averell Daniell
Pittsburgh
Today’s Games in Major Leagues
Chicago visits Washington and Cleveland hosts Philadelphia while Detroit plays New York and St. Louis meets Boston in today’s baseball slate. The matchups feature four active rivalries and a chance for key standings momentum across the league.
PLAN 10 SELECT DATE SITE FOR PLAYOFF GAME
Plans to choose date and site for the playoff game dominate the NYPA League meeting in Union City tonight. The private contest between Raymonds and Union City for the runner up spot in the first HiME of the League is a key topic. Corty or Union City likely will host the game next week as league officials discuss other items. Raymonds face Erie General Electric's club Saturday with new pitcher Lester Vogel, 18, formerly of New Wellsville Perin-Drake, under option to the Indians. Vogel is tall and fast. Union City plays Walconer Saturday. On Sunday the Aeros host Palconer and Raymonds visit Union City.
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Union City
Raymonds
Corty
Erie General Electric
Lester Vogel
Akron
Newsville Perin-Drake
Vogel
Cleveland Indians
Umion City
Walconer
Aeros
Palconer
Union
Armstrong floors Bass in Philadelphia bout
Henry Armstrong a sensational Negro lightweight from Hollywood knocked out Bendy Bass of Philadelphia in two minutes and 85 seconds of the fourth round of a ten round bout. Armstrong weighed 130 while Bass weighed 134. Bass, former featherweight and lightweight champion, was knocked out by an overhand right after a barrage of rights and lefts to the body.
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Philai Welphia
Henry Armstrong
Bendy Bass
Philadelphia
Armstrong
Bass
Inlet
Yesterday's Hero Home Run Trio Shines
Rolfe Sears and Mecwicl powered a dramatic offense as the home run boys delivering decisive blasts. The trio sparked a rally, lifting their team to a key victory with timely power and steady defense.
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Home Run Boys
Rolfe
Searsfla
Mecwicl
Farr and Louis Sign for Yankee Stadium Heavyweight Fight
Tom Farr and Joe Louis met in New York on Tuesday and formally signed articles for their August 26 bout at Yankee Stadium. They shook hands but did not wish each other luck, as the New York State Athletic Commission offices hosted the event.
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New York
Tommy Farr
Joe Louis
New York State Athletic Commission
Yankee Stadium
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