Manders Boots Field Goal In Bears 5 All Stars 0
Chicago Bears edged the All Stars 5 to 0 at Soldier Field in a rain affected exhibition. Jack Manders kicked a 103 yard goal after a scoreless first period, and a safety set the final margin as the Bears’ defense held the college squad to limited yardage and no touchdowns.
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Red) Pollock
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Slip) Madigan
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Sheldon Cup hopes hinge on league win at West Avenue
Sheldon players must win tonight at West Avenue playground to avoid a playoff with the S and H for a city ball title berth. Game starts at 6 o clock. Sheldon ace likely Bob Carroll faces Butch Panke of the opponents.
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Alonso Upsets Bell in National Singles Championship
In Forest Hills Manuel Alonso, a veteran Spaniard, stunned Berkeley Bell in five sets to reach the next round. Dick Williams also advanced in five sets, defeating Barnard Welsh, continuing a strong run in the men’s draw. Williams faces Roderick Menzel of Czechoslovakia while Alonso meets Hubert Little. In the women’s bracket Helen Jacobs faces Norma Taubele with Kay Stammers challenging Edith Moore.
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MacKenzie Wins 25 Mile Speed Race at Wisconsin State Fair Park
George Doc MacKenzie of Edington Pa. edged Gardner after trailing early to win the 25 mile feature at the Wisconsin State fair park track in Milwaukee. The two men swapped the lead from the third lap onward in a tight battle for the top spot.
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Doc) MacKenzie
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Galaxy Of Stars To Compete Here Next Wednesday
The first annual Tri-State open golf tournament at the Country club is drawing 50 entries with a $500 pro prize. Notables include Johnny Revolta, Northern club star and Ryder Cup member, and a large field from Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa across 18 holes.
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Butch) Krueger
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Blackie) Nelthorpe
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Last Night’s Fights Feature Tight Decisions and Knockouts
The Associated Press rounds up results with Buddy Baer stopping Doyle in Livermore California while Don Patrin and Yustin Strulls win on points. Williams and Celli also secure decisions as Walker and Mann drop opponents, with several bouts decided by stoppage or close points.
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Brooklyn
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Rumson
Thomas Menger
Paterson
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Meriden
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North Adams
Cubs Threaten In N. L. Pennant Race
Arcade Alleys league results show high single scores by L Besnouz and Alla Chalmers with team totals and street railway standings. Officials including J ALG REAGHE and Russell Seger listed as directors and treasurer Klein.
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Cubs Hand Braves 8-2. Pirates, Giants Win Tighten NL Race
The Cubs crushed the Braves 8 to 2 as Bill Lee earned his 15th win on the mound. Pittsburgh beat the Cardinals 5 to 1 behind Jim Weaver’s strong relief, and the Giants defeated Brooklyn 7 to 5 to tighten the pennant race. The Red Sox, led by Wes Ferrell’s 20th victory, beat the Athletics 6 to 2. Detroit and Chicago's Big Ten rivals also posted wins as the league weights shift.
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Campbell Arrives at Salt Lake City for Speed Trials
Sir Malcolm Campbell arrived at Salt Lake City on the eve of speed trials on the Utah salt flats. The Bluebird is at the course as he and Capt. G E T Eyston prepare to challenge records in speed and endurance while Ab Jenkins aims to break Cobb’s 24 hour mark.
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Dowling Tranes Set for Hoganfield Showdown Tuesday
The Trane, No.1 team, faces Standard Oil ballers at Hoganfield Tuesday at 5 30 p.m. Washington Gus Sonnenberg defeated Abe Coleman in Boston by 25 points.
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Duffy Defers Finale, Irvine Wins County Boys' Singles
Frank Bud Duffy, 1934 city Boys' singles champion, declined Junior Irvine’s postponement offer and defaulted the La Crosse county final. They played Monday with Duffy leading 4 0 and 30 all in game four before a sprained thumb forced him from the match. Irvine earns Boys' singles medals. Langdon partners Finley for Junior doubles.
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Bud) Duffy
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Indians Face Eastern Clubs in Pennant Chase
The American Association season ends in two weeks with intrasectional battles. Minneapolis Millers lead, Indianapolis Indians four games back, as Donie Bush’s Indians pace near .600. Eastern matchups include Columbus, while the Millers face Kansas City Blues Milwaukee Brewers and St. Paul Saints. Ryba wins his 18th decision in a rain-shortened doubleheader.
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Colman Cup Qualifying Set For Saturday Golf Round
More than thirty Country club golfers ready for Saturday’s Colman cup qualification on the 18 hole layout. Russ Thompson seeks his eighth straight win and ninth in the cup series as the field narrows to 16 to begin bracketed play Monday. Weather may boost scores as the field tightens toward September scratch event.
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Berg and Barrett Reach Semis In Women’s Golf
Patty Berg and Beatrice Barrett advanced to the semi finals of the national women’s golf championship in Minneapolis. Berg, 17, faced Charlotte Glutting for a finalist berth while Barrett, 18, challenged Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware in the upper bracket, aiming for an all Minneapolis final.
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Baer Stops Doyle In First Round At Madison Square Garden
Buddy Baer, brother of Max Baer, needed only 2 minutes 38 seconds to knockout Jack Doyle in the first round. The Irish challenger stumbled under Baer’s left and right blows, dropped twice, and was helped from the ring by referee Billy Cavanaugh. The crowd included Broadway interests and Hollywood scouts, while Mrs Doyle fainted in the arena dressing room.
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City League D Ball Play Ends For Year
Through action of the City Diamondball association the City League shall discontinue play for the season. The decision marks the end of official city league baseball activities for the year.
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