Elusive Crown Is Finally Taken By Hagen at Canadian Open
Walter Hagen defeated Percy Alliss in a dramatic 1 stroke playoff to win the Canadian open golf championship in Toronto. Hagen trailed much of the match but rallied on the final holes, securing a birdie on the 18th to clinch the title and give the United States its 13th straight win. Alliss battled throughout with lead exchanges and a 35-foot putt attempt that nearly forced another playoff.
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Toronto
Walter Hagen
Percy Allies
Wannere
Berlin
Hagen
United States
Allis
Alliss
Ulna
Alling
Rive Hagen
Alla
Notre Dame Coach Hunk Anderson Recovers Health
Notre Dame fighting Irish coach Hunk Anderson shows clear improvement after spinal meningitis and appendicitis. He is in a wheelchair outdoors and discusses next season prospects, including rebuild of the backfield led by Marty Schwarze and concerns over losses from Carideo Mullins Beil and OConnell.
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Paul Mickelson
Rochester
Minn
Beartley
Hunk” Anderson
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Tim
Yate Rockne
Marty Schwarze
Women Splashers Open Title Chaise Near Bronx Beach
New York July 15 paced by triple titleholder Helene Madison of Seattle the nations women aquatic stars begin their quest for national AAU outdoor championships at Bronx Beach on Long Island Sound tonight. Two championship events are on the program with Miss Madison defending the 168 meter freestyle and Lise Lindstrom of New York the mile freestyle crown. Tomorrow afternoon the diving championships will be held with Georgia Coleman of Los Angeles the defending champion. That night Miss Madison defends the 40 yard freestyle while Blaanc Holm of New York seeks to repeat in the 20 yard back stroke.
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Chaise
New York
Helene
Madison
Seattle
Bronx Beach
Long Island Sound
Miss Madison
Lise Lindstrom
Georgia Coleman
Los Angeles
Blaanoc Holm
Draw For Amateur Tourneee Announced At Interlaches Club
United States Golf association announced the draw for the amateur tournament to be held at Interlaches Country Club Minneapolis on July 28. Two of seven entrants will qualify at elimination rounds. Names listed include C. Lee Herron of Interlachen and R. Annapolia of Gil Minnesota. Donald G. Burris of Golden Valley and Soe Tar Ta Tas also shown.
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United States Golf
Interlaches Country Club
Minneapolis
C. Lee Herron
Interlachen
R. Annapolia
Gil Minneapo
Tia Galt Club
Donald G. Burris
Goklenalow
Cast-off And Rookie Lead Cards To Golf Crown Bid
Kansas City aims to win women's Western and National golf championships with four players. Matron duo Mrs. O. S. Ege and Mrs. G. W. Tyson join two college coeds Betty Bruen and Mary Elizabeth Ford. Tyson leads entrants at Chicago in August while Betty Hill and others chase titles through regional and national events.
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Charles A. Grumich
Associated Press
Kansas City
O. S. Ege
G.W. Tyson
Betty Bruen
The
University of Mimour
Mary Elizabeth Ford
State University
Mills College
California
Matheeel Champres
Tyson
Miriam Burns
Chicago
Mira
Hil
Hill
S. LO
G. W. Tyson
525 Seek Places In Golf Tourney
New York July 15. The first sectional qualifying trials in the National Amateur golf championship will send 525 golfers in search of 180 places across 26 districts. The test, modeled on the National Open format, features 3 holes with low scorers earning medals. the field narrows to 32 for match play, with John de Forest and Alaste among notable entrants.
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New York
Sirabse
United Cage
John de Forest
Rusmer
Alaste
Bobby Jones
George von Him
Amarure
Schmeling Carnera Title Fight Appears Off
Max Schmeling’s proposed heavyweight title defense against Primo Carnera in September seems canceled. Schmeling’s manager Joe Jacobs says Schmeling’s eye and health problems from the Stribling bout require two to three months rest. If true, no title defense likely before next June possibly against Carnera or the Sharkey-Walker winner. Berlin specialists report eye infection and injuries from a foul that prevented the rematch.
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Herbert Bakker
Max Schmeling
Primo Carnera
der Maxis
Joe Jacobs
Stribling
Berlin
Schmeling-Cernera
Jacobe
Eakt
Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Mickey Walker
Bys
Arlington Favorites in $78,000 added classic at Arlington Park
Twenty Grand and Mate Arlington Favorites, both picked by experts, were favored in the $78,000 added Arlington Park classic on Saturday. The Greentres stable colt is viewed as a likely winner in the premier three year old race, with workouts and a muscle injury setback monitored by trainer Jimmy Lally as he aims for another victory.
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Chicago
Winne
Arlington Park
Greentres Stable
Amyswhace
Bat Jinory
Minto
Fimmy Laaly
Garden To Lose If Scrap Is Cancelled
New York July 15 It begins to look as though Madison Square Garden is going to take it on the chin over the time of 88900 dollars. If the proposed Schmeling vs Prime Camera bout is abandoned as seems likely, the Garden will forfeit that amount to Camera.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Twenty two Hurons women golfers in first annual match play
Twenty two Huron women golfers tee off in the first annual match play tournament at the Chicago and North Western golf course. Sponsored by the railroad athletic association the event includes 18 hole matches with a 36 hole final. Prizes include a coupon book for free rounds, three golf balls for the runner up, and two for the third. First round pairings announced with several byes and early matches set for Thursday week in July.
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Huron
Chicago and North Western Golf Cours
Railroad Athletic Association
W.courss
Firs
Wade Porter
Lois Birks
Ruth Rupert
K. Sackett
Ruby Markeil
Dorothy Quale
G. V. Danley
Bert Dahl
Bye
Elks Rally Past War Veterans for Second Half Win
The Elks beat the Foreign War Veterans 11 to 1 in a city league baseball game. Owens homered twice for the Elks, who built a seven run lead early and added three more in the second. Veterans out hit the Elks 11 to 8 but left runners stranded by timely errors and weak hitting.
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Elks Diamond Ballera
Owens
Fiks
Elka
Tommy Diamond
Vets
Meanntime
Rein
Elke
Sar Jong
Diamond
Rosscastle
Bostic
Ballzeeders
Landhmen Tordgtet
Muarle
Coney Islands
Oales
Colton
Hedblom
Simpeor
North Siders Rally Past East 16 to 12 in Junior Series
North Siders defeated East 16 to 12 ending the second round of the intra city junior series. Despite only 1 hit per side, 17 walks fueled the scoring as North Siders pushed eight runs in the second inning. Nelson of East and Baum and Webster of North Side issued multiple free passes as darkness ended the game after a high scoring frame.
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North Siders
East
Weat
Nerth Side
East Side
East Siders
Nelson
Baum
Webster
North Side
Seeault
North Eidera
Ave
W. L. Pet
Hensameesn
Inpdianepcile
How They Stand Fa cae wn Renny Ser in ane
The fragmentary text lists standings for a race or event with names including Renny Ser in ane and related entries. Limited readable content prevents full reconstruction of teams or outcomes. no clear date or location is evident.
Santa Paula Poloists Seek Revenge In U S
Santa Paula's polo team from Argentina faces Old Aiken four in a decisive American clash. The outcome could end the series or force a follow up match with the Orientala club, as expectations ride on the visiting four horsemen of the Forges and their unfamiliar style.
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Santa Paula
U.S
Chicago
Secta Paulo
Aiken
Tom
Orientala Club
Cld
Four Horsemen
Forges
Erwin Rudolph Now Ranking Bi Billiardist in County List
Erwin Rudolph achieves a new ranking among local billiards players as the committee notes progress within the regional circuit. Details on ranking position and upcoming matches are expected.
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Erwin Rudolph
Wingate to defend United States public links title in St Paul
Robert E. Wingate the Jacksonville bachelor and 33 year old insurance agent will lead a six man team to St Paul August 4 to defend his US public links championship. He won last year by a dramatic 36th hole victory over Joe Greene of Philadelphia after a match full of putter trouble and a last hole stymie. Wingate arrived early to practice and expects to improve his game before the August 4 start.
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Jacksonville
Tyson Greens
Joe Greene
Philadelphia
Wingate
Green
Colonels Hope To Nip Saints In Crucial Series
Louisville travels to St Paul for a pivotal four-game set trailing leaders by four and a half games. They look to extend a four-game win streak after a 1-0 win at Milwaukee while the Saints rested. Al Sotheron’s club produced 21 hits in a 9th inning rally to edge Minneapolis. Strong hitting from Treadway, Marquardt and Grisby keyed a Kansas City win over Indianapolis 3 to 0 in the series finale.
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William Weekes
Chicago
Louisville
St. Paul
Saints
Colonels
Milwaukee
al Sotheron
Beteween
Bob Weiland
Fred Stiely
Minneapolis
Columbus
Treadway
Marquardt
Grisby
Pea Pete Donohue
Kaneas
Tify & T
Indianapolis
St Joseph Keeps Western Loop Lead After 11-Inning Opener
St Joseph strengthens Western Loop lead by winning an 11 inning series opener against Oklahoma City. The decisive contest featured late drama as St Joseph edged ahead in extras and solidified control of the first half standings.
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St. Joseph
Joseph Fants
Oklahoma “City
Chita
Omaha’ Packers
Pushlo Teckles
Baseball Results Summary Across Teams and Players
Fragmentary baseball results show teams St Louis Boston and Detroit with players Collins Kimsey Ferrell Gaston Kline Lisenbes Berry Herring Hayworth Earnshaw Peterson Cochrane RHE 9 a2 Collins Davis Spencer Grace New York Chaplin Hogan Bus Hartnet Pat O Shocker Hilton Keri Pojelie Salt Gis BRew. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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St Louis
Bostn
Collins
Kimsey
Ferrell
Gaston
Kline
Lisenbes
Berry
Detroit
Philadelphia
Herring
Hayworth Earnshaw
Peterson
Cochrane
Rhe
Davis
Spencer and
Grace
Johnse
Johnson
Buster Crabbe Wins Mown Ree Style Honors
Buster Crabbe clinches top honors at the event, edging rivals in a dominant performance. Crabbe’s victory reflects his strong season run and marks a key milestone for his career with notable praise from organizers and fans.
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Buster Crabbe
Ip —Carence
Flowers and Collins Drive Cardinals to Opener Win
Jake Flowers and Jim Collins fueled a St. Louis Cardinals 3 to 7 victory over the Brooklyn Robins. Flowers, leading off, slugged two homers a double and a single with two runs, while Collins clean-up added seven hits as Frankie Frisch delivered the decisive eighth-inning double. The win, aided by Bush and Meine stalemates elsewhere, put the Cardinals five and a half games up on the Giants who lost to the Cubs.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Gabby Street
St Louis Cardinals
Jake Flowers
Brooklyn Robins
Jim Collins
Jim Bottomley
Flowers
Robins
St. Louis
Colling
Dazzy Vance
Frisch
Frankie Frisch
Watkins
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Guy Bush
Chicago
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Bush
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Pirates
Phil Collins
Heine Meine
Phils
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Errora
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Boston Braves
Tom Zachary
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Tigers
Onet Earnsherr
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George Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
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Bill Killifer
Infeld
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Boston Red Sox
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Storti
Burns
Melillo
Urban Waber
Chicago White Sox
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Senators
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Earl Averill
Lou Gehrig
Cleveland Indians
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Yanks
Averill
Indians
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