Gambling money leaders in winter golf and global sports notes
Gene Sarazen led money winners with 7859 in the winter golf season, followed by Fred Morrison and Halley Cudgar as prize lists topped large totals. The article covers prize totals, event changes at Agua Caliente and La Brea, and profiles of top earners amid broader sports panorama across London, Boston, and North Carolina racing developments.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Gene Sarazek
Fresh Meadow
Bob Harlow
Profeasterat Galters! Associalior Sarazen Grostal
Fred Morrison
California
Agua Gutiente
Quutth
Halley Cudgar
Chicago
Gene Sprusen
Freid Morrison
Higety Cooper
Paul Riayan
Witty Cox
John Gotten
Olin Duten
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwoot
Taut Tohnny Fairwell
MacDonald Smith
Ralph Ginlibt
Hilly Burke
Wtatfanall
Per Whampion
Welk
Bobby Cewickshank
Metin Dutra
Mike ‘Thrmese
Ind Abe Beennush
Third Team Enters Inter City Mushball
A third team named the Lanily Brothers from Paterson New Jersey joins the intercity mushball scene. The organization plans a meeting soon to finalize play, with games starting in Ol City last evening amid a rising regional interest.
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Pateoser
N.Y
Lanily Brothers
Jo Fm
Ol City
Corry Merchants Organize For 1932 Season
Corry merchants form a reorganized club to represent the city in 1932 with out-of-town players including Everett Buruster. Charles Grew ing named manager Melvin Cobbett booking manager Howard Ty Crit Gall captain and Weidner secretary treasurer. Immediate primetion planned as the team builds toward a strong season and coalition.
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Everett Buruister
Wesley Pearce
Howard Crowdad
Philadelphia National
Buffilo
Megalliaation
Crandal Eplins
Peasy
Hailie Willams
Hendershot
Bannister and
Pengybuttery
Gilson
Walters
Williams
Crandall
Bavessi
Cobbett
Quiul
Crivelail
Phan
Wattshul
Wattaburg Muir
Blayber
Wattsburg
Pennnsylvania Wit Southwest Jorn
New York
Merchants Hold Enthusiastic Meeting For Season Prep
A vibrant Merchants meeting drew a large turnout of players with plans for the upcoming season. The advisory board includes Mayor Starr, Lh Kelly, and W2 Lom aril as the club eye outside games, new signings, and a tougher lineup led by Crandal Eplins and Banister.
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Merchants’ Ball
Sinet
O'rlot
Smusning Ly
Inchain
House of David
Sioux City
Pittsburgh
Mohawks
Crawford
House of Davit
Jamestown Orioles
Messlville
Mercaints
Immivlsory Board
BF. Starr
Lh Kelly
Po Lomaril
Results and scores from yesterday and today in major leagues
Yesterday's results include American Washington 8 Cleveland 0 and Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 6 in extra innings. Montreal and Newark tied, Buffalo beat Jersey City. Today's slate features St Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington Brooklyn at St Louis Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Philadelphia at?
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Washington
Cleveland
National
Cincinnatii
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Ines
Louis
Brooklyn
International Buffalo
Newark
Montreal T
Jersey City
American St. Lowy
New York
Chicaga
Philadelphi
Detroit
Washington National
St. Louis
Chicago
Phildelphie
Gloenen
ADS
National Way
Agi
Boston Aia
Cincinnati
Philadelphise St. Louis
Brookslyn
Concord and Harding Marble Leaders Picked
John Duma won first in the Lomit annual marble tournament sponsored by the Journal and MGA. Frank Dum was second, Donald Bigelow third, and Lyle Thompson fourth. They advance to the city championship May 21 at 2:00 PM at the Junior High School playgrounds. Carl Chirlenzin won first in Concord championship quibble contest and will represent Concord in the city championship. Philip Sample was runner up, with Steve Bystrysols third and Oscar Gurdon fourth as St Edward’s and Fairview school championships move to an off Saturday if weather permits.
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John Duma
Harding School
The
Journal
MGA
Frank Dum
Donald Bigelow
Lyle Thompson
Carl Chirlenzin
Concord
Philip Sample
Bonors
Steve Bystrysols
Oscar Gurdon
St. Edward's
Fairview
Herrera Loses To Massey In Motor Square Garden
In a boxing card at Motor Square Garden Massey defeated Herrera by technical knockout after an aggressive display, with Herrera unable to land cleanly in the late rounds. Other results included Pilger defeating Raul and De Teated Young, with Richie Hebrer and Oakey also securing wins.
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Jimmy Dean
Eric Boxer
K. O
Masey
Massey
Mas
Herrera
Tony
Stihrt
Fred Pilgerald
Wwimgstown
Young Raul
Charlerdn
Jammy Dein
Brie
Frank
Richie Hebrer
Clairkon
Johnny Culin
Ray Winderston
Jit Nowick N. Z
Johnny Oakey
AL Rossi
Freddie Wurle
Marl Laltenschinger
Kansas City
Charles Massiga
New York
Chatlin Crosby
Bayonne
Y Fidueia
Five Players Idle While Hack Wilson Sidelined
The Big Five Ruth Gehrig Sim Mans and Bill Terry were idle as Hack Wilson sat out with a leg injury leaving the sunse game without key batters and休.
Beavers at Cambridge Springs and Alumni game planned
Corry High travels to Cambridge Springs for the first of two weekly games coached by McCall. Bob Fleming, Beavers pitcher, expected to start today after a strong Falconer outing. Alumni game is set for Friday with a possible postponement to Saturday if weather turns.
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Corry High Gace
Cambridge Springs
McCall
Beavers
Corry
Bob Fleming
Falconer
Luvn
Sharkey Opens Training for Schmeling Bout
United Press reports in Orangeburg New York that Sharkey of Boston has begun light workouts with his camp for the June title bout against Max Schmeling of Germany. Sharkey will not start full training until Saturday, with wife and trainers Al Lacey and Tony Poloznio with him. Schmeling predicts Sharkey is already nervous and hopes the challenger does not crack under pressure.
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United Press
Orangeburg
N.Y
Dack Sharkey
Boston
Gus Wilson
Mas
Schmeline
Germany
Sharkey
de Tenypermentadeh
Vlse
al Lacey
Tony Poloznoio
Sew
York
Schmeting
Astonisi
Ce Weber
Kingston
Tennis Meeting Attendance in Bradford Declared
Representatives from Corry will attend the Bradford tennis meeting Thursday evening and aim to enroll in the Western New York and Pennsylvania cities tennis league. The sport has grown in winter play and generated much interest after last summer’s tournament. The upcoming tourney will start early this year.
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Rom Corry
BradFord
Endeavor 6
New York
Pennsylvania
Corry
Baseball League Forms With Four Local Contenders
Teams in the Y Baseball League include Smoky Hollow Linsey Hollow Cities Service and Ryan Nameless Mine in Corry. The league will start next week if the weather cooperates and efforts to join are ongoing.
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Kix Luanggue
Eae Ceey
Aoe YM
Corry
Smoky Hollow
Linsey Hollow
Cities Service
Hison Delivery
Ryan Nameless Mine
Indoor lacrosse at Madison Square Garden debut
Henry McLemore notes New York will see box lacrosse indoors at Madison Square Garden. The piece describes the indoor version, its need for space, the aim to score goals, and the colorful atmosphere with spectators, players, and ambulance sounds in a bustling crowd.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Madison
Square Garden
Rhode Island
Halento
Uie
Meet Tonight On Mushball Schedule At Municipal Building
All team managers and representatives of the baseball league, horseshoe players, Nameless Ning and the Merchants are urged to attend a must ball meeting tonight at 7 30 p m at the Municipal building. The goal is to arrange the schedule for multi sport participation and aid Corry sports program this year. A separate wanted notice seeks a barn or old building for removal, by M Miktuie of Columbus R D 1 Stl.
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Linnie
Oder
Wembley
Chetse
Great North Road
Fia Wb
Beever
Warlel
Rei
Baseball League
Horseshoe
Nameless Ning
Corry
Reds Gain Ground in Senior League Comeback
New York report notes manager Dapper Dax Howley and owner Sid Well reshaped the Reds into a popular, improved team. They sit in third place in the pennant race with a 4 0 victory over the Phillies highlighted by Wally Gilbert's ninth inning single and Ernie Lombardi's seventh inning homer. The Braves beat the Pirates 6 1 as Knothe delivered a key three run single, while the Cardinals edged the Dodgers 7 4 with Cuccinello homering. Washington shut out Cleveland 3 0 in the AL, Lloyd Brown winning as Ferrell yielded six hits. Reynolds homered for Washington in the eighth.
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United Press
New York
Dapper Dax” Howley
Sid Well
Philadelphia Phillies
Wally Gilbert
Ernie Lombardi
Eg Holley
Reds
Owen Carrol
Lee
Phillies
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Mritz Knothe
Pirates
St. Louis
Dfinals
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cuccinello
Brooslyn
Clarke
Quinn
Chicagu
Washington
Cleveland Tndians
Wesley Ferrell
Lloyd Brown
Ferrell
Senators
Brown
Tadians
Cleveland
Carl Reynolds
Cronam
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Nameless Nine Open Season in Union City Opener
The Nameless nine begin the 1932 season Sunday in Union City facing the reorganized Independents from the nearby town. Union City has booked several Cory players for this season and a crowd of Cory fans is expected to travel to watch the opening game.
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Namelss Sine
Union City
Cory
Agaite
Corry
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