Scramble Opens For 4600-Pot Two-Man Test At Inverness
Inverness Golf Club hosts the Inverness Invitational with a 4600 prize for the two-man team event. National Open champion Sam Parks and Ky Laffoon won 2 up over Wal ter Hagen and Al Watrous, while Al Espinosa and Billy Burke also won by the same margin.
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Inverness Golf Club
Toledo
Inverness
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruikshank
Light Morse
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Picard-Revolta
Espinosa-Burke
Laffoon-Parks
Ghezzi- Shute
Hagen-Wetrous
Armour-Cruikshank and
Diegel- Thompson
Peerless Beat Gophers In Lopsided La Crosse Victory
La Crosse Peerless Beers defeated Blue Earth 17 to 5 at Athletic Park behind a 18 hit attack and strong pitching. Mooney Vondrashek led with four hits. Fritz Raith hit a homer. Lefty Glasbrenner added two four-baggers. The Blue Earth pitching trio of Bell and Fischer surrendered the bulk of the runs as La Crosse exploded for 12 tallies in the third inning.
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la Crosse Peerless
Blue Earth
Minn
Peerless
Athletic Park
la Crosse
Frankie Smith
Clarence Beranex
Fritz Raith
Bell
Fisher
Feld
Mooney Vondrashek
Lefty Glasbrenner
Bob Bendel
G. Enger
A. Enger
Smith
Beranek
F. Raith
Fischer
H. Enger
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Reds
Tom Zachary
Ben Cantwell
Dodgers
Braves
Floyd Vaughan
Pirates
Cubs
Ine Medwick
Bucey Myer
Senators
Red Sox
Alvin — Crowder
Tigera
Browns
Lou Berger
Tudians
White Sox
Rain Delays Maidstone Women’s Tennis Meet
Rain postpones two Maidstone Club invitation singles quarterfinals delaying Friday’s schedule in East Hampton. New England players Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabien and Miss Katherine Winthrop clash for a semi final spot with Carolin Babcock, while Mrs Ethel Burkhardt Arnolds faces Mrs Mary Greer Harris. Gracya Wheeler advances by defeating Mrs Dorothy Andrius 6-2 6-3.
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East Hampton
N. C
Maidstone
New England
Sarah Palfrey Fabien
Brookline
Mass
Katherine Winthrop
Boston
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Ethel Burkhardt Arnolds
Mary Greer Harris
Kansas City
Gracya Wheeler
Santa Monica
Calif
Miss Babcock
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Miss Wheeler
Dorothy Andrius
Stamford
Major Bowling Loop Leaders To Meet
The Major Bowling League will hold a meeting at Recreation Alleys Friday at 7 30 p m. Captains of teams and interested parties are urged to attend per L W Koblitz.
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L. W. Koblitz
Fights Last Night Matches Reported by AP
New York Whit Hertel Ramey from Grand Rapids beat Bucky Keyes of Jersey City on points. Quincy, Hil-Euia Bradley outpointed Henry Rothier of East Moline after ten rounds. Armandeá Bicilla from Springfield bested Merle Thompson of St. Louis on points. Bobby Fonza stopped Gee Merritt in St. Louis. Bert Ellis defeated Spider Kaderbach in Quincy by stoppage.
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Associated Press
New York
fWealey Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bucky Keyes
Jersey City
N. J
Quincy
Hil
Euia Bradley
Henry Rothier
East Moline
Armandéa Bicilla
Springfold
Itl
Merle Thompson
St. Louis
Bobby Fonza
Gee Merritt
Bert Eliis
Spider Kaderbach
Louis
Mangin and Parker Spark Nets Pair Into N Y Meet Semis
Gregory Mangin and Frankie Parker of Spring Lake New Jersey form a potent doubles team at Meadow Club invitation tennis tournament. They reach the semifinals with successive wins over Powell and Robertson then Tilney and Harris. Hines Culley advance alongside, while top seeds McDiarmid and Bryan await their third round match. Rain halted several matches mid contest.
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Southampton
Gregory
Mangin
Newark
Bulldog
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Meadow Club
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Henry Culley
Parker
Hines
Culley
Texas
Hal Surface
Wilbur Hess
Jess Millman
Eddie Jacobs
J. A. Powell
Wiliam Robertson
Palo Alto
Calif
Norcross Tilney
South Orange
Charles Harris
MecKechnie Mentioned As Braves Leader At Boston
Boston fans discuss Bill McKechnie as potential president and on field leader for the Braves amid Emil Fuchs era change. McKechnie tours on a two week road trip claiming ignorance of any front office role. Charles Adams holds current control and plans remain unspoken. Sarazen criticizes Oakmont conditions saying courses should be tougher to benefit golf.
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Boston
Mass
Bill McKechnie
Emil Fuchs
Boston Braves
McKechnie
Charles FL Adams
Braves
Tiger-Yankee Pennant Battle Resembles Closely That Of '34
The Minneapolis Millers led the American association but Indianapolis, two games back, won a doubleheader against Milwaukee 4 to 1 and 10 to 6. Johnny Riddle suffered a fractured finger. Vance Page limited Milwaukee to five hits in game one. Toledo beat St. Paul 6 to 0 as Gens Trow faltered in the sixth. Haney drove in the tie and winner. Louisville defeated Kansas City 10 to 5.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis Millers
Wade Killefer
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Indians
Milwaukee
Johnny Riddle
Vance Page
Brewers
Luke Hamlin
Gilberto Torres
Toledo
Gens Trow
St. Paul
Fred Haney
Mud Hens
Trow
Spike Hunter
Haney
Walker
Chick Shiver
Louisville
Sauble
Kansas City
Tiger-Yankee
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Yanks
Milward and March Set for 36 Hole State Amateur Final
In Indianapolis Indiana James Milward 21 from Minnesota and Robert March 24 from St Paul compete in a 36 hole semifinal of the State Amateur final at the Coffin course awaiting the champion. Russell the Indianapolis public links champion faces Milward or March while Robert Tomes 83 from Long Beach battles Frank Strafaci in the other semi final.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joe Coria
St. Paul
Bill Russell
Dave Mitchell
Russell
Robert Tomes
Long Beach
Calif
Carpenter
Arthur Armstrong
Honolulu
Frank Strafaci
Brooklyn
Madison Youths Reach Wisconsin Amateur Final In Classic Duel
Madison Black Hawk’s Robert March and Madison Nakoma’s James Milward reach the Wisconsin Amateur final after dramatic semi finals at Fine Hills country club in Sheboygan. March edged Ashley March 3 and 2 and Milward beat Morgan Manchester 5 and 4 to set up a title clash.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Madison
Fine Hills Country Club
Wisconsin
Robert March
Madison Blackhawk
James Milward
Madison Nakoma
Ashley March
Dick Ashley
Kenosha
Milward
Morgan Manchester
Ashley
Kenoshan
March
Bath
Manchester
Charles Stokes, Jr
LeRoy May
Racine
Herb Gardner
Milwaukee
Karl Bock
Stokes
William Kelley, Jr
May
Tom Arneson
R. E. Mileager
Louis Lange
Fond du Lac
Robert Hick
Don Richards
Janesville
Baseball results and schedule for yesterday and tomorrow
Yesterday results show Detroit 6 St. Louis 3 and Cleveland 8 Chicago 3 with Boston 6 among others in the American League. National League scores include Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5 and Brooklyn 2 Boston 2, plus others in the American Association and a few tied or incomplete games. Tomorrow features matchups: St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Boston at New York, and Toledo at St. Paul with Milwaukee in the mix and Louisville at Kansas City.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
New York
Philadelphia
Ammerican Association Andianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Associated Press
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American Association
Emss City
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Lewisville
Detroit Tigers Beat Browns as Yankees Idle in Tight Race
Detroit wins 6 to 2 over the St. Louis Browns as Alvin Crowder and Elon Hogsett shut down the Browns and Hank Greenberg leads a 14 hit Tigers attack. The Indians and White Sox also win or lose in a tense pennant chase with Pirates and Cardinals winning elsewhere.
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Detroit
Browns
Indians
White Sox
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Alvin Crowder
Brownies
Elon Hogsett
Burns
Hank Greenberg
Crowder
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Carl Fischer
Johnny Salveson
Odell Hale
Earl Whitehill
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Giants
California Wisconsin duel to reach Western junior finals in Badger meet
Semifinal play in Delafield Wisconsin matched Los Angeles players Robert Harmon Joseph Hunt against Robert Riggs in the boys and junior events. Donald Leavens Milwaukee faced Harmon in a potential all Los Angeles title game while Hunt and Riggs teamed with Harmon and Louis Brownstein to win doubles.
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Delafield
Wis
Los Angeles
Robert Riggs
Joseph Hunt
Robert Harmon
Donald Leavens
Milwaukee
Leavens
George Pryor
Oklahoma City
Harmon
Chester Murphy
Chicago
Hunt
Bland Cannon
Memphis
Riggs
Bob Kamrath
Austin
Texas
Legion Junior All Stars To Attend State Meet
Fourteen members of the La Crosse American Legion Junior baseball all star team will leave Friday for Ashland for the 1935 state tournament. The executive committee voted $75 for expenses and provided several cars for the trip with additional cars contributed by G M Wiley, H W Hunt, Ralph Miller, and Olstad Cheney garage.
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la Crosse American Legion
Ashland
Legion Post
G. M. Wiley
H. W. Hunt
Ralph Miller
Olstad-Cheney
Donald Gabrielson
George Naegel
John Paul
Robert Dunham
Harold Klawitter
Raymond Knutson
William Parizek
Robert Banasik
Francis Lupie
Robert Brenner
Tom Quinn
Forest Swan
Donald Verethin
Seven candidates named for all star football coach post
With three days of voting left seven contenders remain for the job of coaching the all star college football team. Charles Bachman Michigan State leads with 678 598 points followed by Frank Thomas Alabama 576 561 and Elmer Layden Notre Dame 552 071. Petitions circulate in La Crosse urging Wisconsin's Clarence Spears to coach the selection and be sent to Madison for tabulation. Hundreds of Spears supporters already cast ballots.
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Chicago
Itl
Charles Bachman
Michigan State
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Dr. Spears
Wisconsin
Onward P. Madigan
St. Mary
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Hermie Bierman
Minnesota
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
la Crosse
Clarence Spears
The
Tribune
Madison
Spears
Badger
Florals Beat Rose Street Merchants In City D Ball
Copeland The La Crosse Florals won 15 to 7 over the Rose Street Merchants in a City league d ball game after a seven run fifth inning and three more in the sixth. Olson hit a fourth inning homer with two on, Miller added a sixth inning homer, and Simon doubled for the Merchants.
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Copeland
la Crosse Florals
Rose Street Merchants
Florals
Olson
Merchants
Miller
Simon
Gust
McKenzie
Joseph
Zoerb
Radde and
Evenson
Cremers
Caledonia
Selck
Kamperschorer
Wolden
R. Wolden
Hogan
Cigars
Central Life Boys
George (Cutch) Carrell
Robert (Cutch) Carrell
Horseshoe Meet Heads to Friday Finals
Hood Street playground doubles championship tightens as Friday evening decides winners. Notable pairings include Tommerson Powell and Schmeckoeper Schultz and Lonkeski Pinker. Prizes donated by Bodega Sheldons Tausches. singles awards by Adam Kroner and S. H. firms.
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Hood Street
Tom Tommerson
Harry Powell
Wally Schmeckoeper
Bob Schultz
Eddie Lonkeski
Clarence Pinker
Bodega
Sheldons
Tausches
Adam Kroner
Cloaks Aang Powell
J. Kwisto
Club Olson
Malla Solberg
Schmeckoeper
Schultz
Ed Tommersen
Powell
Bush As Johnson's Successor Mentioned In Cleveland
Cleveland officials face a weekend conference with Walter Johnson to decide Indians leadership for the season. Steve O Neil, a current coach and former catcher on the 1920 World Series team, is cited as a strong present option. Donie Bush, manager of Minneapolis, also receives consideration.
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Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Billy Evans
Bradley
Johnson
Detroit
Indians
Steve O'Neil
Tribe
Owen
Donie) Bush
Minneapolis
Gale Beats Pigeon Ball Club in Floodlight Victory
Galesville of the Little Eight beat Pigeon Falls of the Western Wisconsin Snap 9 to 3 in a floodlight game. Stasi pitched for Galesville and held Pigeon to no hits after the sixth inning. Hagan collected three of Gale’s four hits as Gale improves and next faces Bea ver Valley all-stars.
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Galesville
Wis
Pigeon Falls
Wisconsin
Stasi
Hixton
Hagan
Gale
Mattson
Fremstad
Stai
Olson
Brenegan
Four Card 79s In Qualifying Round At Country Club
A. W. Allen led a field of nearly 50 in qualifying for the district golf championship at the Country club. He posted a 79 to front a list of scores including Allen 79, Kra jewski 79, Wittich 82, and Keeler 82, with many players from Maple Grove, Tomah, La Crosse, Whitehall, Rushford, and Sparta taking part.
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A. W. Allen
la Crosse
Russ Thompson
Lefty Krajewski
Clarence B. Smith
George Wit
Ttch
Tosa Triton Haritos
Gus Thomley
Tomah
Mark Esch
Neal
Bis
Everett L. Walters
John Johnson
Whitehall
Ray
Tubby) Keeler
Tom McCaul
Bill Newburg
Don Field
E. A. Jefferson
Sparta
Allen
McCaul
Smith
Thamley
Field
Johnson
Thompson
Krejewski
Kee
Kee ‘Ler, Jefferson Vs. Esch, Harrios
Newburg
Walters
Wittich
Ray Huepner
Carl Thorson
Jim Keating
William Johnson
A. A. Shillings
W. J. Wittich
Vic Antonson
Rushford
John Bell
E. Eskelson
Tody Dubbs
W. W. Card
A. Johnson
George Lassig
Fred Crosby
Dr. Barlow
Fred Reynolds
John Paesky
A. McDonald
West Salem
C. L. Lea
Caledonia
C. Johnson
Whitehill
R. Benjamin
Dr. Walthus
Pavek
Dr. Gullickson
Don Walhus
C. Masters
L. R. Kierland
Bill Hurtgen
Tausche
Dirk Tausche
Johnny Erickson
Bob Allen
Bob Fadeski
Jack Rau
Dale Weiss
Padrsky
Joe Wollan
Erickson
Tausche In
Campbell Sails Aug 21 For New Speed Trial
London reports Sir Malcolm Campbell plans to sail August 21 for the United States to push his land speed record on Utah salt flats. He currently holds 276.818 miles per hour set at Daytona Beach earlier this year.
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London
Malcolm Campbell
United States
Utah
Malcolm
Daytona Beach
Fla
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