Dawson wins Trans Mississipp i golf title in dramatic finish
Johnny Dawson of Chicago captured the Trans Mississipp i Gold tournament at Wichita by 3 and 2 over George Matson, denying Matson in a tense final after a week of grueling rounds. Matson led early but Dawson pulled ahead with key birdies and steady play through 18 holes.
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Wichita
Kan
Chicago
Johnny Dawson
George Matson
Johnny Goodman
Dawson
Matson
Wichitan
Wichtan
Dawson Delivers in Final Hole for Title
Nerve gave way and a five foot putt rolled badly. Dawson rushed in for the hole, match, and title, seizing the victory in a dramatic finish.
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Dawson
League Leaders Show Tops in Batting and Pitching
National leaders include S Martin Cardinals 362 and Camilli Phillies .355. J Martin Cardinals 59 runs. Medwick Cardinals 70 RBIs. Ott Giants 18 HRs. Gehrig Yankees .598 batting and 105 hits. Pearson Yankees 11-3 pitching. Also noted are doubleheaders details and notable mentions of players Foxx Tresky Hoag Cain and a Royal Horticultural Society exhibit apple tree.
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Associated Press
S. Martin
Cardinals
Camilli
J. Moore
Phillies
J. Martin
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Ott
Giants
Jordan
Bees
Jensen
Kates
Herman
Cubs
P.maner
Goodman
Reds
Gumbert
J. Dean
Gehrig
Yankees
Ratiff
White Sox
Gehringer
Tigers
Foxx
Red Sox
Ings Goslin
Dimaggio
Cuict
Browns
Tresky
Indians
Powell
Werber
Pearson
Grove
Cubs Shut Out Giants In Both Ends Of Doubleheader
Associated Press reports Bill Lee and Larry French pitched for the Cubs to blank the Giants in both games of a doubleheader. Goose Goslin homered with two aboard as the Tigers beat the Athletics 10 to 4. George Blachelder notes the Indians limited the Red Sox to seven hits in a 4 to 3 victory. Cy Blanton, the Pirates, and Mickey Haslin, the Bees, Farmer, each hurled a four hit opener.
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Haslin
Jule Solters
Browns
Myril Hoag
Solters
Hoag
Fred Frankhouse
Dodgers
Cardinals
Oswald Bluege
Senators
Sugar Cain
White Sox
Farmer
Cain
Associated Press
Bill Lee
Larry French
Cubs
Giants
Goose Goslin
Tigers
Athletics
George Blachelder
Indians
Red Sox
Cy Blanton
Firates
Mickey Haslin
Bees
Japanese Crew Aims for Berlin Olympic Eight
Japanese Imperial University rowers, training on the Thames for Henley, stir British pundits with unorthodox technique and high stroke rate. They finished Marlow to win the Grand Challenge Cup, defeating eighteen crews, as they prepare to challenge for Berlin in August.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Imperial University of Tokyo
Thames
England
Harry Percy
Joriental
Seable
Marlow
Percy
Roosevelt
Imperial University
Japan
Berlin
Jerack
Los Angeles
Imperial U
Tulane Star Captures College Net Crown
Ernest Sutter of Tulane wins the National Intercollegiate Tennis championship with a straight-set victory over Vernon Johnson of Southern California. William Seward and Ben Day of Stanford win the doubles title, defeating Norman Bickel and Norbert Sturgress of Chicago.
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Evanston
Ernest Sutter
Tulane
Vernon Johnson
Southern California
William Seward
Ben -Day
Istanford
Norman Bickel
Norbert Sturgress
Chicago
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Mississippi
Chicago Ace
Royal Horticultural Society
Westminster
Eng
Wrigley’s
Wrigley
Deeuaen
Sues
Scarbo
Vba i Rion
Nevada
Michael
Raucheisen
Adolpa Eckstroms
Baby
Page
Sgreen
D Angeles
College
National Loafing Party
Hoople
Willieog
Boots
By Williams
Golly
By Martin
Rome
Strecren
Baghdad
ATH
Gwen
By Hamlin
Scorchy Smith
Lees
Royal AI Force
Mickey
Tel Nea
Scorchy
Phyllis
Scorchys
Diana
Angelica
Noel Sickle
By Don Flowers
Thea Pa
Boi
Olegag
Dottie
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