Dodgers Rampage Rediscover Form In Brooklyn Pennant Chase
Brooklyn climbs within four games of first after sweeping New York Giants and taking four of five from St Louis. Slumps ended as hitters find rhythm with O’Doul, Herman, Bissonette and Lomardi leading. Thompson sidelined by injury. Finn fills second base as pitching from Sheute supports revival.
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René Fresco Thompson
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Mickey Finn
Columbus Halts St. Pauls Rush
CHICAGO July 10 St Pauls mad rush toward the American Association pennant was halted. Al Grabowski held the Saints to nine hits while Columbus hitters piled up 19, leading to a 10 to 4 victory. Louisville gained ground as Kanessa City dropped twice, trimming St Pauls lead. Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 6 to 2, their third straight win over the Brewers. Bill Narlesky homered in the seventh and ninth. Minneapolis won its third in a row from Toledo 22 to 7 in a high scoring rebuttal.
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Kaltschnee Wins In Gopher Shoot at Breezy Point
Kaltschnee won the Sioux Indian trap shoot at Breezy Point Minnesota with 123 of 125 targets. W J Larson was second with 119. others tied for third included George Ebert, William Drennen, J Micka, and Charles Maltschn ee. high all around honors went to Charles Maltschnee as Wade and Drennen shared runner-up. New tribal chiefs include J E Wilson and W A Knox with C L Greer noted.
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U S Open Champ To Field Reduced In Get This Cup Rail Tourney
The Chicago de North Western railroad open handicap tournament trimmed after first round play. By next week’s deadline, the field will be down to 16 as 20-plus golfers finished first round matches. Second round pairings list W E Nielson, K W Buchholz, J J Kennedy, Roy Daum, and others. Officials announced a women’s tournament to begin next week with entries to set handicaps and pairings.
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D. Kennedy
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Grant van Duzee
Oss Wiley
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H. Lambert
Roy Weise
Bert Dahl
Guy Danley
Bill Waxweiler
Ivan Danney
Irom Ralph Bowers
George Walker
C. Hirst
EA Young
Cletus Kinner
Claude Thatcher
Archie Crowell
Linus Gil- Jesuis
John Meigs
Bill Ebert
Bill Kirmeli
Harry Burton
Iwan Niermeyer
Earl Bloedorn
Fran Chladek
Newton Teuber
Clay Ballard
L. P. Sickler
SC. Sackett
Harry Easton
C. C.loupe
George Squale
Clarence Riley
Karl McFadden
Orville Ice
BE. W. Gottschiid
Floyd Featherhall
Claude Ebert
Bert York
W. E. Nielsons
J. J. Kennedy
Roy Daum
Ray Amann
Bob van
George Quale
Earl McFadden
E. W. Gottschalk
C. & M. W. Athletic Association
Arliss Leads Canadian Open After First Round
Toronto July 10 Arliss of Berlin tops the Canadian open field with a 617 after the first round at Mississauga club edging Tommy Armour Walter Hagen and Wilfy Cox by one stroke. Johnny Farrell tied for near lead with 69 as US and Canada use different ball rules ahead of a 16 hole cut tomorrow.
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New Pneumatic Golf Ball for Flights and Play
Col Joe O Goor s reports from Helsingfors on Nels Bjorgkensen s revolutionary oval pneumatic golf ball. Designed for both golf and aerial observation, it can collapse into a steamer trunk and inflate to supply 15 days of travel. Claims include novelty use, transport needs, and global fascination amid depression era rail strains.
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Youths Prefer Baseball To Radio Says Federation
New York report notes American boys favor corner lots and outdoor games over indoor listening. A Boys' Club Federation of America survey finds youths prefer race night programs with music and talking, while speeches bore them. The piece mentions a golf team from Glen and Martha Dut.
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Backman Adopts Notre Dame Style At South Dakota
Stanley G. Backman, newly elected director of athletics at the University of South Dakota, plans a modified Notre Dame style of play using available material for the coming football season. He notes Georgia operates similarly with success and arrived July 2 from Georgia after seven years there. Backman has ten seasons coaching college teams and led intramural programs with more than 2500 men. He was head freshman coach at Georgia 1923-1928 and an assistant at Cincinnati before World War I. While at Ohio State he earned letters in football, baseball, and track.
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Wolgast To Defend His Crown Tonight
New York July 20 Wolgast eyes another title defense in a 15 round bout at Long Beach stadium tonight The champion’s past bout with Black BU of Cube ended in a draw as he seeks a clear crown title in boxing action noted by Philadelphia affiliates and boxing observers.
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Cubs Recall Barton in Shakeup to Boost Outfield
The Cubs recalled Vin cent Barton, speedier outfielder from Los Angeles era, from Baltimore and Fen Suse, after a wave of trades. Manager Rogers Normaby indicated Barton would be used tonight, marking a shift in the Cubs lineup as they seek to shake up their outfield core.
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Hinman to Meet McKeon in Buick Cup Final
Hinman beat H. C. Whaley 19 and 9 in the Buick Cup semifinal to reach the final at Hu ron Country club. McKeon advanced by a 6 and 4 win over Stanley Colton, setting up a 36 hole championship to be completed by Monday evening.
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Americans Hit Quarterfinals in U S Pro Tennis Championship
Six Americans and two foreign entrants reach the quarterfinals at Forest Hills. Defending champ Vincent Richards and Bill Tilden lead, with Sam Breadon spending $100000 on floodlights for farm clubs before watching night games turn pro.
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Kaye Don Sets Speedboat Record In Italy
British racer Kaye Don boosted the world speedboat record to 110.223 miles per hour after trial runs on Lake Garda. He piloted Miss England II for a measured course, achieving 107.878 mph in one direction and 112.569 mph return, with the average establishing a new mark amid prior motor troubles earlier in May.
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Huron Golfers Draw For Northern State Tourney
Pairings for the annual Northern State Teachers college golf tourney were posted. Ray Jacobson of West River, the defending open champion, heads the draw and was set to meet James Sipes of Huron in the next bracket, with Lewis Reed receiving a bye and Percy Washabaugh of Huron in the field.
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Local Tennis Bracket Seeds and Byes Reported
The article notes G Wright scoring 4 and 2 in the next bracket, A Jenetn and M Miller to meet in the fourth bracket bottom, G Behoefler drawing a bye at Drake University, W McLaughlin to Hawaii to face E Chittich, and Lloyd John with the University of Hawaii.
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Hawaii
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Lloyd John
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