Dunkelberger Leads National Amateur Qualifying At Sedgefield
Bobby Dunkelberger the 1953 French Open champion topped the National Amateur qualifying with a 148 after two rounds at Sedgefield. Notables include Jack Busby Benny Goodes Henry Styers Jr Judd Brumley Jett Owens and Bill Snow. The event prepares for the national final at Oakmont Pittsburgh with renewed course length and new top alternates named from a lengthy field.
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Bobby Dunkelberger
Sedgefield
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Jack Busby
Princeton
N. J
Benny Goodes
Burlington Henry , Jr
Lexington
Judd
Knoxville
Tena
Nee Garrett
High Point
Hopper
Bill Snow
Jef Owens
Morganton
Owens
Snow
Dunksberger
Bobby Out
Bobby
Sedge- Thong
MW. J
Burlington
Henry Styers
Judd Brumley
Tenn
Jett Owens
Bil Snow
Jack Garrett
Charlies Diffendal
Rodney Snow, Jr
Tom Perry
Pia
Alfred Oliver Jr
J. 8. Northrup
Aap
K ’ Dorsett
Sdegueiad
Paul Mountcastie
Leslie L. Taylor
Asheville
Ashley C. Tobias
Columbia
S.C
van Ed Schreiber
Charlotte
Charles Eskridge
Shelby
Alexander
Leach Wins No Public Links With Borrowed Putter
The Cleveland WPA worker known as Leach, real name Schowiez of Lithuanian descent, captured the No Public Links championship using a borrowed putter. The piece hints at contemporary baseball chatter about Babe Ruth, Paige Dennis, and potential Dodgers moves.
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Leach
Cleveland
WPA
Schowiez
University of Alabama
Southern California
Babe
Flatbush
American Corporation
Asheville
Mountain City
How Comet
College sports notes and campus moves in regional roundup
Hobart Perdue heads to Appalachian State after Duke links. Virgil Yow warned the basketball team avoids a rough schedule next winter at Culow. Coach Ralph James touts a $75,000 gym under construction with a large practice space. Elon’s Elon Jim is set for Redskins action this fall. Bradley shines in Elon drills while Dick Meisky heads to a likely starting rocking backfield as a sophomore. One Evans sibling plans to enroll at South Carolina.
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Hobart Perdue
Willard
Duke
Appalachian State
Virgil Yow
Culow
Ralph James
Elon
Jim
Redskins
Bradley
Dick Meisky
Evans
South Carolina
Greenberg Aims to Beat Ruth's Home Run Mark
Hank Greenberg, the slugging Detroit first baseman, says he is trying to break Babe Ruth's 60 home run record. He notes three key parks Detroit, Cleveland, and Detroit again offer best chances and cites September weather and shadows as obstacles while reflecting on Ruth's 1927 pace and York's 18 August homers.
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Gayle Talbot
York
Greenberg
Bebo Ruth
Bronx
Hank
Ces
Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Rudy York
Legion Nines in Title Tilt Today
American Legion junior baseball teams from San Diego and Spartanburg meet in Spartanburg South Carolina in the first game of a five game series for the national championship. Bill Morcales will start for San Diego while Lefty Bob Lynch is slated for Spartanburg. San Diego carries 14 wins in 15 starts versus Spartanburg with 15 wins and five losses.
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Spartanburg
8. C
Aus
American Legion
San Diego
Calif
Bill Morcales
Bob Lynch
Detroit
Mich
Charlotte
N. C
All-Stars And Pros Tonight In Football Showdown
Chicago Aug 31 Tonight the College All Stars face the Washington Redskins at Soldier Field in the rubber game of the series. Sammy Baugh leads the pros against a collegian lineup featuring Whizzer White Cecil Isbell and Andy Uram with Riley Smith directing. Purdue's Marty Scherger out with a knee injury. Fred Shirey steps in for the injured star.
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Ry Arnold Derlitzei
Chicago
Sammy Adrian Baugh
Soldier Field
College All Stars
Green Bay Packers
Baugh
Washington Redskins
Collegians
Colorado
Whizzer White
Riley Smith
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
White
Pittsburgh
High Point Youth Qualifies for U S Amateur in Pittsburgh
Robby Dunkelberger wins French amateur title this year and yesterday fed Carollinas qualifiers into berths for the U S Amateur. He departs Thursday for the match play event in Pittsburgh.
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Robby Dunkelberger
High Point
Carolinnas
U. S
Pittsburgh
Tigers press on as Baker seeks another term
In New York Aug 31 7 Del Baker leads the Tigers with Hustle and crew backing another term. Hank Greenberg and Mickey Cochrane allegedly did not fight in the clubhouse despite rumors. Gast Walter Briggs reportedly dismissed Cochrane.
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New York
del Baker
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Mickey Cochrane
Walter Briggs
Mickey
Tommy Farr
Gunner Tarlund
Pedro Montanez
Harlem
Baseball talk and college coaching chatter fills the pages
The column pounds over mood around La Moody's withdrawal and Yale's backfield coach Brown, hints at Frankie Frisch and the Cardinals in disarray, notes Buck Newsom's swollen thumb, praises Gabby Street’s persistence, and mentions Vander Meer Grisom as National League favorites. It also notes Eddie Brannick's loyalties and Burleigh Grimes as Dodgers manager, with a West Coast report on Carl Snavely of Cornell.
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la Moody
Nea’e
Amart
Yale
Saya Brown
Frankie Frisch
Buck Newsom
Browns
Gabby Street
St. Louis
Vander Meer
Grissom
Eddie Brannick
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Larry MacPhail
Burleigh Grimes
Dodgers
Metas
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Managers and players vie for top NL road secretary title
Young Gabe Paul of Cincinnati leads Eddie Brannock of the Giants in popularity for a National League road secretary. Writers praise Casey Stengel's managerial work. Larry MacPhail jokes with George Weiss in Newark and ends up with a pair of legs. Mickey Cochrane arrives daily from a Wyoming ranch to grab morning papers and study box scores.
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Gabe Paul
Cincinnati
Eddie Brannock
Giants
Casey Stengel
Natonal
Casey
Larry MacPhail
George Weiss
Newark
Mickey Cochrane
Wyoming Ranch
Not So Easy New York Batting Quirk Reveals League Avg
Statistics show it takes an average of 7.5 batsmen to score a run in the National League. This odd metric highlights the lengthy sequence of events leading to a single run.
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New York
Dennis Defeats Landis To Make It 20 Straight
Paige Dennis held Landis to six hits as Thomasville beat them 9 to 2 for Dennis 20th straight win and 27th of the season. Sheely led with four for four and Warrington hit a two on homer in the seventh. Dennis fanned seven and walked two, while Fox allowed nine hits and took the loss. Time 1:50 at Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Paige Dennis
Landis
Dennis
Sheely
Warrington
Pinkston
Hopkins
Mays
Harrington
Canty
Thomas
Mueller
Conner
Thomacrike
Fox
Hite
Taylor
Miller
Chapman and Powell
Hornets Regain Piedmont Lead With Big Win Streak
Charlotte’s Hornets hold first in the Piedmont League after a 12 3 victory over Asheville as Richmond, Norfolk, and Portsmouth also post wins. Bucky Jacobs allowed four safeties while teammates pounded George Turbeville for 14 hits. Rocky Mount wins 6 3 over Durham marking 15th straight home victory.
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Charlotte
Happy Horneta
Norfolk
Tars
Richmond
Bees
Walloping
Asheville
Colts
Virginia
Bucky Jacobs
Hornet
George Turbeville
de la Cruz
Rocky Mount
Durham
Ihs
Bob Katz
Portsmouth
Winston- Salem
Mooney
Dick Luckey
Boxing results from last night across cities
The Associated Press reports several bouts with decision outcomes. Vincent Piminate and Sir Roy Bray defeated opponents in New York and Los Angeles respectively. Henry Hook vs Jimmy Urso in Detroit produced a points win for Hook with close scoring.
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Associated Press
New York
Vincent Piminate
Brooklyn
Phi
Washington, D
Los Angeles
Sir Roy Bray
Frankie Androff
Minneapolis
Detroit
Henry Hook
Indianapolis
Jimmy Urso
Wrestling Results From Indianapolis And San Francisco
Last night in Indianapolis Joe Savoldi from Michigan and Louis Thesz of St. Louis wrestled to a draw. Buck Weaver defeated Tuffy Cleet in Terre Haute, Rudy Stronberg pinned Zaharies in Puede, Colorado, and Bronce Nagurski from Minnesota pinned Bill Lengson in San Francisco for one fall.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Louis Thesz
St. Louis
Drew
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Tuffy Cleet
Detroit
Rudy Stronberg
Milwaukee
Chris Zaharies
Puedie
Colo
San Francisco
Bronce Nagurski
Minn
Bill Lengson
Salt Lake
Big Five Football Drills Open Tomorrow Across Five Schools
The Big Five football camps open tomorrow with about 200 candidates at Duke, North Carolina, N C State, Davidson and Wake Forest. Duke eyeing McAfee return amid strong cast. Carolina relying on Stirnweiss trio and Kravnick. State with 40 candidates led by Art Rooney. Wake Forest optimistic on sophs Red Mayberry Gallovich and others. Davidson led by Captain Warden faces tough rebuild before Sept 17 opener.
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Raleigh
Duke
North Carolina
N. C. State
Davidson
Wake Forest
George McAfee
Duke Hospital
McAfee
Eric Tipton
Bod Spangler
Bob O'Mara
Dan Hill J
Fred Yorke
Carolina
Georges Stirnweiss
Watson
Radman
Jack Kravnick
Letterman
Jim
Sweet) Lelanne
State
Art Rooney
Wolfpack
Ken Sands
Tonyi Yeso
Bob Sabolyk
Paul Loosier
Andy Pavlovsky
Sophs
Red Mayberry
Tony Gallovich
Jimmy Ruinggod
Walter Clark
Louis Trunzo
Tom Tingle
Wildcats
Citadel
Charleston
D. C
Deacons
Randolph Macon
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Vv. P. TY
Greensboro
Baseball scores mixed across leagues with several games
American League results include Cleveland 10 over Peenees and St. Louis 9, Boston 5, New York 3, Detroit 1. Chicago 3, Washington 3. National League games see Pittchurch 7 over New York 1, Philadelphia 4-7, St. Louis 4-8, Cincinnati 5-7, Brooklyn 4-4, and Boston 8 over Chicago.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Norfolk
Charlotte
Rocky Mount
Portemouth
Eee
Asheville
Salem
Petomasville
Eenens
Gastonia
Mooresville
Salisbury
Newton-Conover
Landis
Cooleemee
Peenees
Pittchurch
Brooklyn
New York and Chicago Clash Across League Schedule
Today’s schedule features New York at Pittsburgh with Lehrman and Melton facing Brandt and Lucas. Chicago meets Brooklyn while Cincinnati hosts Hamlin and Schott. Philadelphia plays St Louis with Hal Laden Hollingsworth against McGee Henshaw or Harrell.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Lehrman
Melton
Va. Brandt
Lucas
Chicago
Fetter
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Hamlin
Ve. Schott
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Halladen
Hollingsworth
McGee
Henshaw
Harrell
Baseball matchups for Detroit and more in rail line of teams
Detroit faces New York Eisenstat and Hadley or Sandra as St Louis meets Boston Tietje and Harris. Cleveland plays Philadelphia Hudlin or Caster while Chicago meets Washington Whitehead or Weaver.
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Detroit
New York
Eisenstat
Hadley
Sandra
St. Louis
Boston
Tietje
Harris
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hudlin
Caster
Chicago
Washington
Whitehead
Weaver
Piedmont League Schedule Mixes City Matchups
Asheville plays Charlotte while Durham faces Rocky Mount and Norfolk goes against Richmond in Piedmont League play. Winston-Salem meets Portamouth in a regional pairing.
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Asheville
Charlotte
Durham
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Portamouth
North State League Matchups Across Four Cities
Lexington visits Landis while Mooresville faces Cooleemee Salisbury plays Newton Conover and Gastonia hosts Thomanville in North State League action across four venues.
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Lexington
Landis
Mooresville
Cooleemee
Salisbury
Newton-Conover
Gastonia
Thomanville
Two Highlands youths drown in lake near Highlands North Carolina
In an accident at Lake We Quoyah near Two Crown Highlands John Gibson age 11 and Andrew Chastain age 18, both of Highlands, were reported drowned yesterday.
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Crown Highlands
N. C
John Gibson
Andrew Chastain
Highlands
lake we _quoyah
Here
Bucs Hold Narrow Edge In Pennant Race Amid Slugging
The Pirates stretched their NL lead to six and a half games after a 7-1 win over Will Terry's Giants, with Pie Traynor's Bucs posting 15-15 mark in the month as the pennant chase tightens. Giants slip as Reds and Cubs gain behind Terry's crew. Pitching highlights include Butcher and Shoun in doubles, and solid showings by Chandler and Rigney in the AL.
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Will Terry
Memphis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnat
Slong
Cubs
Reds
Pirates
Terrymen
Traynor
Buccaneers
Yankees
Terry
Dick Colman
Dick Bartell
Dodgers
Spud Chandler
Detroit Tigers
Yanks
John Duncan Rigney
White Sox
Senators
Indians
Athletics
Jeff Heath
Bruce Campbell
Browns
Red Sox
Ed Cole
City Playground Schedule for Intermediate and Junior
Schedule lists intermediate games with Ada Blair and High School matchups on Wednesday and Thursday morning. Junior events include a Thursday 2 p.m. game with Cloverdale at an unspecified location.
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Ada Blair
Cloverdale
First prize set at 1313.90 per stroke in golf open
A statistician calculates the top prize for the Westchester 108-hole open starting September 10. The winner is slated to earn 1313.90 dollars for each stroke, a high prize amid the high priced event.
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New York
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