Brooklyn Youth Wins National Public Links Title
Frankie Strafaci, 18, of Brooklyn, defeated Joe Coria of St. Paul in sudden death to become the youngest Public Links champion in 14 years. The dramatic final at Pine Valley featured a late rally by Coria, a pivotal 36th hole shot, and a rain-softened, watched-by-3,000 crowd finish.
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Frankie Strafaci
Brooklyn
United States
Frankie
Joe Coria
Joe Coria, ‘Ont Con
St. Paul
Nuer Bllet
Brea Vuseu
Minnesota
Bay Ridge
Carl Kauffn
Pittsburgh
Bobby Jones
Aded Coffin
William Serrick
W York
Ridgewood
Coria
Wilfy Cox
Joe
San Antonio
Louisville
Warren G. Harding
Greensboro All Stars Meet Adams-Millis White Sox Today
Shute and Ghezzi lead the Greensboro All-Stars in a 3:30 pm showdown at Willis Park against the Adams-Millis White Sox. Lefty Wilson will start for the Sox while Greensboro awaits uncertain opening pitcher amid a rivalry billed as one of the season’s best.
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All-Stars
White Sox
Lord Perry
Thomasville
Cris Harvey
Lefty Wilson
Perry
Adams-Millis
Wilson
Duke Power
Bryant
White Oak
King
Glenwood
Sparnell
Duke
Rayle
Mock Judson
Webster
Weaver
Carroll
Boone
Proximity
Barringer
High Point
F. A. Price
Fritz
Peace
C. Young
Stone
Cooper
Delappe
Pierce
Harvey
Clemmer
Mock-Judson
Jessup
Gion Wooe
Loman
Giants Beat Braves 3 to 2 to Maintain Loop Lead
New York Giants win 3 to 2 over the Boston Braves to keep their National League lead. Leroy Parmelee pitched six scoreless innings before a seventh inning rally produced three runs on three hits and three walks. In the eighth Rupert Thompson hit a homer off Parmelee with Urbanski aboard to spoil the shutout bid.
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Leroy Parmelee
Danny MacFayden
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Parmelee
MacFayden
Giants
Mark Koenig
Crutz
Gus Mancuso
Ott
Picard Revolta Trail Leading Pros By One At Inverness
In the Inverness invitational four ball matches Denny Shute and Vic Ghezzi shot 64 to move one hole ahead of Leo Diegel and Jimmy Thomson. Picard and Revolta remain within one stroke of the leaders after a late surge, Hagen and Watrous defeated Revolta by a birdie on the last hole.
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Inverness Golf Club
Toledo
Denny Shute
Chicago
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Inverness
Leo Diegel
Jimmy Thomson
Sam Parks
Ky Laffoon
Ghezzi
Shute
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Diegel
Thomson
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Walter Hagan
al Watrous
Hagen
Watrous
Revolta
Picard
el Espinosa
Billie Burke
Four Teams Still Unbeaten In Commercial League Standings
Four clubs remain undefeated in the Commercial League with Furniture City and Ragan-Maurice leading with three and four wins respectively. Ragan-Maurice beat Snow Lumber 12 to 3 while Furniture City defeated CCC No 434 16 to 4. Harris Covington shut out CCC No 406 12 to 0 and Mills Home earned a 9 0 forfeit from Allen Jay after leading 8 6 in the seventh. Tomlinson forfeit over Huntley Jackson 9 0.
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Huntley-Jackson
Ragan-Maurice
Snow Lumber
Mills Home & Alien Jay
Harrise-Covington
CCC
Furniture Cty
Furniture City
Mikle Home
Harriss-Covington
Snow Lumber Company
Harris-Covington
Mills
Alllen Jay
Huntley- Jackson
Milla Home
Harriss-Cov
Allen Jayeeee
Montlieu Avenue Upset By Hamilton Street In Tennis
In the Y M C A Neighborhood Tennis league Hamilton Street defeated Montlieu Avenue 6-3 6-4 in doubles then won singles. Barer beat Eagle 7-5 7-5. Montlieu remained in first place as others lost, with Woodrow Ave Burrus Memorial and Montheu Ave earning defaults. The Y M C A match against Hamilton Street will be completed this week.
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Walters
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Montheu
Iriey
Cooper
Gie
Hylton
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Shipman
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Eagle
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Allieu
Perrye
Short
Daniel
Eagleton
Harrison-Redman
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City Hall
Sechrest
Country Club
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Ragan
Hartley-Ragan
Barrer-Taylor
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Carson
John Denny Hill
Hartley-Spencer
Oueee
Hivett Drive
Samaare
Parker Beats Hall For Another Title
Hustling Frankie Parker, once a Milwall ball-boy, won his second straight Mea Club Invitation on the eastern circuit by defeating veteran Gilbert Hall 7-5 6-4 6-1 in Southampton. The 10-year-old from New Jersey also defended his Spring Lake invitation title earlier.
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Southampton
Frankie Arker
Milwall
New Jersey
Gilbert Hall
Spring Lake
Local Week Sports Matchups and Byes Listed
Schedule outlines Farrisa Avenue against Woodrow Avenue Burrus M against City and Sechrest against M C A Montieuw Avenue versus Perryville Kivett Drive versus Country Club with Hamilton Street noted as a bye.
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Farrisa Ave
Scoreboard notes from Midwest league games
American Association results show Indianapolis 1 Milwaukee 7 Toledo 2 St Paul 14 Columbus 11 Minneapolis 7. Kansas City awaits the next game with players adjusting plans.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Baseball Scores From Early Season Standings
The fragment lists several games with scores: Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 1? Noted 2 5. Boston 2 New York 3. Chicago 11 Cincinnati 3. Pittsburgh 0 St. Louis 6. It appears to be a midweek update of baseball results with multiple city teams and final tallies.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New Orleans Cotton Mixed Gains and Losses on Irregular Day
New Orleans on August 3 reports a divided cotton market with near and distant positions correcting from Friday gains. Traders await Washington news and federal loan estimates as private crop forecasts rise to about 11.8 million bales.
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New Orleans
Washington
Phillies sweep Dodgers in two as Johnson wins opener
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 in the first game as Sylvester Johnson shuts out the Dodgers until the ninth. The nightcap ends 6 to 1 with the Phillies scoring all runs in the third inning. Ray Benge allows four hits for Brooklyn while Bobby Reis, recently converted to pitcher, holds the Dodgers scoreless after the third.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sylvester Johnson
Emil Leonard
Johnson
Dodgers
Phils
Leonard
Ray Benge
Bobby Reis
Reis
Bucky Walters
Len Koenecke
Cubs Run Rampant as Reds Slated by 11 to 3
The Chicago Cubs routed four Cincinnati Reds pitchers 11 to 3 after a shut-out yesterday. Galan scored on Cavarretta’s tenth triple of the season, with O'Dea, Demaree, and Hile contributing as the Cubs put up seven runs in two innings and five more in the eighth. Emmett Nelson started for Cincinnati and was hit hard early. Herrmann, Johnson, Brennan, and Erickson all worked for the Reds in relief.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
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Cavarretta
O'Dea
Hile
Klein
Hack
Wnch Sa Bt Son
L. Herrmann
Johnson, Brennan, and Erickson
Cardinals blank Pirates 6 0 to open home stand
The third place Cardinals, returning from a rough road trip, shut out Pittsburgh 6 to 0 in St. Louis. Bill Walker pitched a complete game while Red Lucas took the loss after earlier win at Pittsburgh. Medwick hit his 15th homer as the Cardinals tallied four in the fourth and eighth frames.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bill Walker
Red Lucas
Redbirds
Arky Vaughan
Joe Louis Ends Grind for Bout with Levinsky
Joe Louis finishes a three week training siege and prepares to fight King Levinsky next Wednesday at Comiskey Park. Loui s is a 3 to 1 favorite after a recent win over Carnera and weighs 193 pounds. Promoter Joe Foley reports a $90 000 cash advance and a potential 50 000 crowd foreseen for a $200 000 total gate. Levinsky plans a crowded forward attack to counter Louis lethal punches.
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Joe Louis
King Levinsky
Comiskey Park
Louis
Primo Carera
Detroit
Max Baer
Jack Sharkey
Joe Foley
Levinsky
Poole Matton Reach Emerywood President's Cup Semi finals
J W Poole and L C Matton advanced to the President's Cup semi finals at Emerywood Country Club. Poole beat W E Price 2 and 1 then J W Lindsay 2 and 1 to reach semis, with Lindsay having defeated I P Ingle earlier. Matton beat H B Wall 1 up then R A McPheeters 1 up to join Poole in the semis.
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J. W. Poole
L. C. Matton
Emerywood Country Club
Poole
W. E. Price
J. W. Lindsay
Lindsay
I. P. Ingle
J. R. Adams
A. M. Alley
E. J
R. A. McPheeters
McPheeters
Sam Harris
Levinsky’s Unorthodox Style May Bother Louis
Levinsky’s improvised approach, a hallmark of his method, could irk Louis as the pair spar or compete in their ongoing bout.
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Levinsky
Louis
City tennis tourney opens with dense first round play
The second annual city wide singles tournament begins tomorrow with 64 entrants led by defending champion Jimmie Poole who faces Harvey Pressley. First round spans five days with numerous matches scheduled under the City Playground and Recreation department. Beeson Hardware Company will present the championship trophy.
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Harvey Pressley
City Playground and Recreation Department
Beeson Hardware Company
Jimmy Poole
Fred Eshelman
Edgar Hartley, Sr
Edgar Hartley, Jr
Garland Daniel
Tom Green
Claud Reitzel
Troy Short
Winifred Beck
Bum Burchfield
M. J. Zett
David Cooper
Harriss Covington Rally Ends CCC No. 406 Shutout
Harrise Covington won 12 to 0 in the Commercial league as Willard pitched a three hit game and teammates rapped 15 singles. Cook led the offense with two doubles a triple and a single in five trips while Meekley and Buckner contributed in the hit column. CCC No. 406's Jaynes and other teammates were held off the board in a one sided contest.
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Mewley
Deaton
Buckner
Jordan
Persercs
Petty
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Eutsteene
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Ilis
John
Mills Home Beats Allen Jay On Forfeit After Big Lead
Mills Home returned after a two week rest and won 9 to 0 by forfeit over Allen Jay in the sixth inning after Mills led 8 to 6. G Elder led Allen Jay at bat as Mills Home players spread multiple hits and earned a decisive victory.
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Victor Mills
Allen Jay
G. Elder
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Watson
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Seeekkeedeea
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Ah Sin
Wats An Ingram
Alien-Jay
Walls
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N. Ingram
Byerly
Gastonia Victor Over Asheboro In First of Series
Gastonia's American Juniors won the opening game of a best two out of three state championship series against Asheboro 11 to 7. The Gastonia team pounded 12 hits off two Asheboro pitchers and benefited from eight Asheboro errors. The second game is set for Tuesday in Asheboro.
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Asheboro
Aug
Frazier
Thomas
Truesdate
Glover
C. Dellinger
M. Dellinger
Queen
Ragan Maurice Defeats Snow Co in 12 3 Victory
Ragan Maurice won 12 to 3 over Snow Lumber in a midweek game. Mack led with three hits including a triple while Loflin pitched for the winners allowing seven safeties. Box score lists Harrington Stringfield Smith Marrington Bean Growers and others in a high scoring nine.
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Ragan-Maurice
Snow Lumber Company
Mack
Loflin
Ragan Maurice
Harrington
Stringfield
Smith
Bean
Marrington
Bubba F Snow Co
Abrhpore Sechrist
McCein
Cscassess
Briggs
Montgomery
Deesac
Ridge
Parrington
Loftin. Ridge
Helms
Montevideo Man Sues Over Ladder Fall Injuries
Oscar J. Soderstrom of Montevideo Minnesota files suit seeking 818 250 in personal injuries claiming a ladder was not held properly by owner David J. Evans while removing ice from property causing a serious fall and injuries.
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Oscar J. Soderstrom
Montevideo
Minn
David J. Evans
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