Ex S D Leaguer Sunny Jim Bottomley Back To Star Form
Ex S D League star Sunny Jim Bottomley returns to form with nine games since comeback producing 17 hits and a six hit spree. He supports Cardinals in doubleheader wins over Brooklyn Robins and helps them extend lead over Cubs while Giants and Pirates split results. Yanks and Indians split a twin bill, both teams gaining on Philadelphia and Washington.
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Hugh S. Fullerton
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St. Louis Fendom
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Hal Surface Triggers Tennis Meet Flurry at Culver
Hal Surface from Kansas City upset the national junior singles field at Culver by eliminating Bernard Freedman 6 4 6 3 to spark a flurry among top favorites. His quarterfinal foe today was Billy Doeg of Santa Monica, California, another leading contender.
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Hal Sureface
Kansas City
Bernard Freedman
Billy Doeg
Sara Monica
Cal
Stoefen Loses But Shows Classy Form
In Rye New York a young LA player named Lester Stoefen impressed at the eastern turf oval tennis championships. The 19 year old, six foot two teenaged star lost to Cliff Sutter of New Orleans, the defending champion, but drew praise from Charles Wood a renowned New York professional, who said that Stoefen is a comer with the strokes and temperament to be a top star by the end of the 1932 season and could become a national champion.
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New Orleans
Charles Wood
New York
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Iroquois Girls Beat Yale In Kittenball Tilt 17 to 3
In Iroquois on August 13 the Troquois and Yale girls kittenball teams played with Iroquois prevailing 17 to 3. Yale’s battery was Const Heeder Reinachmidt and Weise with M. Kuehl. Iroquois led 11 runs in the first inning and, after a fifth inning tied 15 to 15, pulled ahead again.
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Heeder
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Urge Registration For Rail Tourney
Golfers planning to enter the C N W open golf tournament were urged by railroad athletic association officials to register this week as entries close. The event shifts to medal play after a plan for match play. Matches run 36 holes with a handicap limit of 35 strokes. Mrs A M Fuller reached the North Western course finals by beating Ruth Thompson 2 up in a semi final. Winnifred Bowe leads as a likely finalist after a 3 up win over Delia Quale in a 28 hole playoff that followed a deadlocked 18 hole semi final.
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Railroad Athletic Association
Handica
A.M. Fuller
Ruth Thompson
Winnifred Bowe
Delia Quale
Ted Schaefer Advances to Huron Clinic Cup Final
Ted Schaefer will represent the lower bracket in the Huron Clinic cup final at Hur on Country club after defeating Stanley Colton six up with four to play in their semi final yesterday. Clyde R. Smith and Mike Moran vie for the other spot, likely delaying their 36 hole match tonight after Smith played an extra 18 holes to reach this stage. Schaefer had earlier eliminated Gust Jacobsen and Dr. H L Saylor, former champions, in prior rounds.
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Huron Country Club
Stanley Colton
Clyde R. Smith
Mike Moran
Smith
Wade Porter
Colton
Scheefer
Schaefer
Gust Jacobsen
H. L. Saylor
Greer Dominates as Bears Beat Indians 5 to 1
The Associated Press reports Ed Greer struck out nine in Denver helping the Bears win 5 to 1 over Oklahoma City. Wichita topped Omaha 23 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader, with Circle Smith and Stine contributing 26 safeties. The Saints won 3 to 1, while Topeka fell 7 to 2, as the league leaders maintained a three and a half game edge.
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Denver
Ed Greer
Oklahoma City
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Bears
Indians
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Circle
Smith
Railroad Defeated By Elks in City League Diamond Drama
The C A N W railroader city league team saw championship hopes fade after an 8 to 2 defeat by the Elks. Railroaders had built a slim lead but committed five errors, while the Elks played sharp defense and capitalized on misplays to topple their rivals. One more game remains for the Rails, pushing the Elks into title contention alongside the Dairy Products and Coney Islands. In tonight’s schedule the Armour Packers and Knights of Pythias will face Tommy Diamond's All-Stars in a pre-tournament warmup, with the result recorded as a Packers win for standings purposes.
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Hambletonian Race Postponement Seen
GOSHEN N Y Aug 13 After two postponements the prospects seemed slim that the third attempt to hold the sixth Hambletonian stakes race would succeed Continued wet cold weather kept Good Time park track muddy and the race was expected to be postponed again until morning.
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Yates and Somerville Lead in Canadian Amateur Golf
In Montreal on August 13 the Canadian amateur championship reached the quarterfinals with Arthur Yates of Rochester and defending champion C Ross Somerville of London, Ontario, as the final two non Canadian contenders among six Canadians remaining.
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United States
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Lawless Captures Northern South Dakota Golf Title
IPSWICH Aug 13 The steady sharpshooting of Tom Lawless Mobridge golfer gave him victory over George Guhin Aberdeen amateur to win the northern South Dakota golf championship. Entering final round by a week of hot golf Guhin lost in his first attempt at the title two down after morning play as Lawless built a lead.
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Mobridge
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
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Junior Links Crown Champions Sought by Eight
Eight youngsters from four cities reached the quarter finals in the western junior golf championship at Midlothian country club. Chicago led with four survivors Al Favelli Bob Bahnen Charles Becka and Eddie Blonston faced strong St Louis Bobby Cochran Vincent Fehlig Dayton Bobby Servies and Evanston Laurie Ayton also in contention. The report notes competitive play and mixed scores as the field narrows toward the title.
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Midlothian Country Club
Alf Favelli
Bob Bahnen
Charles Becka
Eddie Blonston
St. Louis
Bob Cochran
Vincent Fehlig
Dayton
Ohio
Bobby Servies
Laurie Ayton
Evanston
Hope
Wrestling results from AP report highlight tosses and wins
In Washington Jin Londos won by a 51 minute body slam against Rudy Dusek. In Quebec Nick Lutze of Los Angeles defeated Boris Demetroff of New York 210 to 204 in 28 minutes 10 seconds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jin Londos
Rudy Dusek
Quebec
Nick Lutze
Los Angeles
Boris Demetroff
New York
Baseball Results in American Association Postponed by Rain
St Paul defeated Louisville 14 runs while other games were postponed due to rain. Four women and one man train at Griz Nez France for English Channel swims this summer. Chinese laborers outnumber all other foreigners, and oriental workers in Manila total 8,000.
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Louisville
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Fisher Weighs Huron Miller Tilt For 1931 Showdown
Fisher signals readiness to assemble Boosters for a titular clash with Miller to decide Central South Dakota supremacy. Huron seeks strength to back a possible series, with management awaiting players to choose the Miller schedule amid questions of continuation for the season. Miller, led by Clark, holds a stronger win record and beat the Gara Walter Bluejays, while a three-game set could open August 30 at Miller and return to Huron midweek if needed. Six Sisters vie for Pensacola A A U titles, and Atlanta fisherman A B Coone remains a noted sports character.
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