Yanks Are Given Slight Advantage at Soldier Field
CHICAGO Aug 27 Under the lights the fourth dual international track meet between the United States and England promised a crowd over 25000. Americans, led by Marlin Warne Tollan Simpson Harm Anderson Krenz Conger Sentman, expected to win key relays and field events while Britain countered with top dominion talent.
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Louisville Cops Home Run Melee
Louisvilles Colonels end a rough streak with a 12 to 11 win at Minneapolis over the Millers in a wild game that featured seven home runs tying the era record. Nick Cullop tied the AA mark with two homers as Louisville builds a slim lead over St Paul while Indianapolis loses to St Paul. Carroll debuted with an 8 to 3 win for St Paul over Kansas City. Milwaukee lost 10 to 2 in an exhibition with St Louis.
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Hill and Jones Clash in 28th Western Golf Meet
In Kansas City on Aug escalating the 28th annual women’s western golf tournament, Mrs. G. C. Hill of Kansas City, the titleholder, faced Bis Melvin Jones of Chicago in the second round after Hill posted a 75 to lead the field. Jones won 4 and 3 in the early match, Hill won her first round 5 and 4, with both players meeting opponents of similar calibre.
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Stiff doubles tourney opens at Longwood in Brookline
The men’s national doubles tennis championship moves to quarterfinals at Longwood with eight seeds. Defending champions George Lott and Johnny Doce face Keith Gledhill and Ellsworth Vines. Davis Cup pair Johnny Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison meet Sydney Wood and Frank Shields. Big Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter, 1927 champions, also in quarterfinal lineup.
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Don’t Shoot When Breath is Gone on the Green
A golf tip warns players not to take a shot while you are breathing hard. Rest and study the line instead. Stall for breath by analyzing the putt, picking imaginary nibs from the grass, or smoothing the grip to avoid missing putts.
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Colored Giants Meet Boosters at C N W Park Tonight
The McCoy Nolan Giants face the Haron club in Woonsocket after split playoff style victories. Boosters regain three regulars from auto smash injuries. first meeting earlier ended 2-2. Game starts 5 20 pm, ahead of other evening contests.
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Weir Defeats Mitchell In Clinic Cup Round One
Weir defeated C Arthur Mitchell 1 up in the first round of the Huron Clinic Cup tournament. It was the only completed match of the day with others starting nine holes and resuming tonight for completion of the round.
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South Dakota Diamondball Tourney schedules ten Sunday games
The state diamond ball association revised the second annual tournament to finish all first and second round games on Sunday. Ten games begin at 8:00 a.m. with Clark facing Huron No 2, and continue through a six o'clock final. Semi finals Monday morning with a 3:30 p.m. title game follow. Officials include Umpires Burns, Landis, Mulcollen and scorer Mrs. Martin Anderson.
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McElligott Qualifies for National Golf Championship
Sioux Falls Aug 27 Eddie McElligott golf pro at Minnehaha country club was notified by the Professional Golfers Association that he is listed among four qualifiers for the national pro championship at Phushing N.Y. Sept 8 to 13. McElligott missed by one spot in the district eliminations at Minneapolis but advanced when Jock Hendry of Minneapolis chose not to compete.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported
A fragmented recap notes bouts in New York Chicago and Grand Rapids with fighters including Johnny, Tom Jones Len D Arcy and Jack McVeey listed among participants. The garbled text references a recent contest spanning multiple venues and names several cities and individuals in a boxing event roundup.
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Hess Marred by Canzoneri in Eastern Ring Appearance
New York August 27 1934 Goldie Hess Los Angeles lightweight failed to court advantage against Tony Canzoneri in a ten round Queensboro Stadium bout. Canzoneri won nine rounds on ringside judges scorecards with body attack and no knockdowns. Hess held the California 135 pound title prior to the loss.
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State To Investigate 7 McVey Dive No Contest
Los Angeles August 27 state athletic commission said it would investigate the Ace Hudkins Jack McVey bout last night ruled a no contest by referee Jack Kennedy with thirty seconds left in the tenth. McVey from New York Negro middleweight was knocked down twice for counts of seven and eight after hard blows.
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Bell Not Hopeful Hack Wilson Sets Home Run Record
The piece notes Huron college football prospects under Coach Ward Bell, with an eight game schedule for 1930 and a Sept practice start after state fair week. It also highlights Hack Wilson breaking the National League home run record, surpassing Chuck Klein and approaching Babe Ruth's pace, while Cubs beat the Pirates and Cardinals win their seventh straight.
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Canadian Swimming Marathon Opens at Exhibition
The Canadian National Exhibition Swimming Marathon started at 9 02 C with about 200 swimmers entering Lake Ontario. The event kicked off amid warm conditions as participants began the long race across the lake under bright skies.
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