Faulkton, Huron in tight North Central League chase
Faulkton edged the Chicago Brewers 3 to 3 in a key North Central League game yesterday at Ravine Park. Muchl, Lloyd, and Faulkton's shortstop spark the offense as Faulkton and Huron remain undefeated in the second half race with August 5 rematch looming.
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Lloyd
Chunky Faulkton
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Martin
Sarazen Retakes Chicago Title Amid Career Resurgence
Gene Sarazen, feared by money pros, won the $3,000 winner’s share at Medinah Country Club to claim the Chicago $10,000 tournament, his first major victory since the 1935 Masters. He topped a strong field with a 2 under par 20 for 72 holes.
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Chicago
William Weekes
Miving
Gene Sarazen
Lutte Allan
Bobby ‘Jones
Aligasta
Ssrazen
Medinah Country Club
Starling Edges Crowded Field In Medinah Windup
Beaeee weenie Starling tied with George Smith of Chicago and Harry Adams of Nashville at 144 strokes to edge Horton Smith by one shot. Laffoon and Jim Fouls of Chicago kept pace as Smith and Laffoon matched him, while Harry Cooper rallied for a tie for second. Paul Runyan led a White Plains, New York field with 289, as Sam Snead and Ralph Guldahl finished near the group at 292 and 295 respectively.
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George Smith
Chicago
Harry Adams
Nashville
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Horton Smith
Laffoon
Jim Fouls
Smith
Harry Cooper
Medinab
Paul Runyan
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Sam Snead
Springs
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Ralph Guldah
Jimmy ‘Hines
Garden City
N. Y
Bill Heinlein
Indianapolis
Quartet Of Hurlers Red Headed Budge Becomes Beacon
The Boston Bees pace the National League with a staff led by rookie flingers and veteran arms. Wins over Pittsburgh and a surge from June turn the Bees toward first division, while Giants and Cubs trade blows in a tight race. Budge dominates Wimbledon chatter as American sides clash for Davis Cup glory.
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Associated. Press
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Werner Handcuffs Watertown Guests
Report fragment describes Otto Werner as a notable figure in Watertown hospitality, with manager Harlan Gilespie of Myers Comer observing a standout performance by Werner. The text mentions a baseball dealer and various pitching lines including Murphy and Pearson, with incomplete innings data and foggy phrasing.
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Fairfield Powers Past Woonsocket in Tight League Tilt
Fairfield rallied to edge Woonsocket 7 to 4 after Lane, led by T Pawlowski, built a 4-1 advantage. A three-run seventh and Fairfield’s bases-loaded homer in the eighth turned the game, with Raul Pawlowski connecting for a key two-run round-tripper. Lane’s fielding miscues aided Woonsocket’s late pressure.
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Mitchell Riding High In Nebraska
Mitchell Kernels beat Norfolk 6 to 5 to stay pace at the top as Sioux Falls Canaries swept Beatrice 2 games to none and Grand Island shutout Fairbury 2 to 0 in Nebraska State League play.
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Cochrane Set to Return as Tigers Manager
Detroit July 2 4 Gordon Stanley Mickey Cochrane the mike of Detroit Tigers prepared to resume his former managing role after a two month layoff caused by a skull fracture from an accidental beaning. The team seeks a late season stretch run in the American League.
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Armours Shellack Woonsocket Club In Double Bill
Armours Shellack Woonsocket Club by ten to one in the first game of a double bill yesterday as Woonsocket errors helped the visitors. In the second game Myers Comer faced Watertown. Hobbs limited Woonsocket to five scattered hits and tight fielding.
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Hanten Nielsen Win Miller Event At Huron
Huron golfers Dick Hanten and W E Nielsen won top honors at the Miller Golf Club Invitational. Hanten shot 79 for medalist, Nielsen 80 for second. Klein, Northern South Dakota champion, was third with 83. The pair won low-ball team, finishing even par for 18 holes. About 30 golfers played.
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Yesterday's Stars Show Red Sox Slip and Tigers Rally
In a rough game the Red Sox were slowed by strong pitching and two hits over six innings. The Tigers erupted with a homer and a single driving in four runs as they topped their opponents 12 to 9. Athletics won an opener in a low scoring duel.
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Blunt Club Tops Blunt in July Basketball Clash
The NYA boys basketball team defeated Blunt in a July game marked by a strong Cass evening showing.
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