Will Be Good Golfer Who Wins Title
Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati posted the best 36 hole score in the national amateur qualifying, 137 at Brookline, with a 67 in the morning round. The field of 160 qualifiers from 1,000 entries included Frank Strafaci and Harry Givan, as sectional rounds across New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Tulsa produced strong performances.
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Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
New York
Lawson Little
Philadelphia
Chicago
Fischer
Boston
Brookline
Frank Strafaci
America
Harry Givan
Seattle
Givan
Albert
Sentry) Campell
Strafaci
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
George Voigt
Goodman
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Jay Cole
Tulsa
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Ed White
Austin
Tex
Francis Ouimet
George Dunlap
California
Kansas City
Paul Leslie, Jr
Jefferson City
Grable Duvall
St. Louis
Tom Draper
Mound City
Baird Paint Girls Rout Tonganoxie in Softball Thriller
The Baird Paint Shop girls, af Toneka, routed Tonganoxie 39 to 12 in a Southpark softball game that lasted seven innings. In the fourth inning 19 Baird batters came to the plate and scored 12 runs, with nine runs crossing in the third.
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Baird Paint Shop Girls
Af Toneka
Tonganoxie Girls
Southpark
Baird
Settle Grid Rules in Chicago Tonight Debate
College All Stars coach Bernie Bierman and Detroit Lions leader George Patsy Clark meet in Chicago to debate rules for next Tuesday night game at Soldier Field. Bierman pushes college rules on ball dead when any body part but hands or feet touches ground and goal posts ten yards back. Clark seeks professional rules with posts on goal line and ball carrier allowed to continue after going down. Pro kicking specialists Earl Clark and Glenn Presnell may back goal posts on the goal line. Pro rules were used in 1934 and 1935 tests. last year Bears won 5 to 0 after Manders' kick.
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Chicago
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
College All Stars
George Patsy Clark
Detroit Lions
Soldier Field
Bierman
Clark
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Glenn Presnell
Ine
All Stars
Chicago Bears
Jack Manders
Bears
Sports calendar for local leagues at South Park shows mixed junior and senior games
Wednesday schedule lists Cardinals at Panthers in midget league at 4 45 pm, Odd Fellows against Sheriffs, Co Ops vs Eagles in senior softball at 7 pm, Tilks vs Grocers at 8 50 pm. other games include Canoces vs NYA at Woodlawn, Thursday Cubs at Rinkydinks 4 45 pm, Airdland vs Lawrence Sanitary junior league 6 pm, Baldwin fins against Lawrencea girls 10 pm, City Employes vs FW at 4 30 pm, Lawrence colored vs Topeka colored at Woodlawn 7 30 pm, Smith Shells vs Ottawa 32 pm at Woodlawn. Friday Wildcats vs Coyotes midget league, Sheriffs vs Co Ops doubleheader at 4 20 pm, Pleasant Grove vs Eagles senior softball at 3 73 rd pm, Lone Star vs Odd Fellows senior softball 8 20 pm. Saturday City vs Vinland senior softball 2 30 pm at South Park.
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Cardinals
Panthers
South Park
Odd Fellows
Sheriffs
Eagles
Tilks
Grocers
Canoces
NYA
Woodlawn School
Thursda Cubs
Rinkydinks
Airdland
Lawrence Sanitary
Baldw Fins
Lawrencea
City Employes
Lawrence
Topeka
Smith Shells
Ottawa
Wildcats
Coyotes
Co-Ops
Pleasant Grove
Lone Star Va
Odd
Vinland Girls
Oakland Girls of
Wee School
Saturda City
Vinland
Woman and Man Earn Titles at Grand American Trap Shoot
Vandalia Aug 26. Mrs Lela Hall set a national record by breaking 196 of 200 from 16 yards in the women’s class, while Joe Hiestand repeated his 195 of 200 to win the men’s crown after a shoot-off. Hale C. Jones finished second. Walter Beaver and C C Plummer also in contention. The day’s events also note feed color effects on hens yolk color and vitamin A content.
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Vandalia
CPI
Lela Hall
Joe Hiestand
Hall
Strasburg
Marie Kautzy Grant
Fort Dodge
Giants in pennant chase loom over world series talk
Roundup notes Giants hope to win the National League pennant with Sambo Leslie possibly starting the chase while Bill Terry contemplates bench duty. Dodgers and speaking points on players, managers, and upcoming events fill a busy sports column with multiple clubs and names.
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New York
Giants
Sambo Leslie
Bill Terry
Momise
Bill
Sam
Paul Dean Quits Amid Shoulder Woes for Cardinals
Paul Dean, brother of Dizzy Dean, quits with a lingering shoulder injury after a stint with the St. Louis Cardinals. Officials place him on voluntary retirement for the rest of the season with full salary. Once famed for a no hit shutout of Brooklyn, his comeback failed against the Pirates as he made his last major league start.
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St. Louis
Paul
Jerome Herman
Dizzy” Dean
Cardinals
Dean
Dallas
Cardinal
Columbus
Dizzy
Brooklyn Dodgers
Diz
Dodgers
Pirates
Pleasant Grove Defeats Post Office in Softball Thriller
Pleasant Grove toppled the Post Office 20 to 7 in Senior softball at Southpark. Pitcher Williams allowed two hits while striking out, and Pleasant Grove homered by Williams W Landis Johnson Broers Daniels. Post Office scored in the third on errors as Grove exploded with four runs first, five second, four third, seven in the fourth.
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Pleasant Grove
Post Office
Southpark
Williams
W. Landis
Johnson
Broers
Daniels
Ione Post Office
Olathe Softballers Defeated as Shells Rise in Impoundment
Grain deliveries at Indianapolis during the week ending August 8 reached new peaks, the highest since 1929, marking a notable advance in Western trade figures while Olathe softball teams posted a defeat in regional play.
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Olathe Softballers
Indianapolis
NO KIDDING GIANTS PLAN TO RUN AWAY WITH PENNANT
Bill Terry's Giants, holding a 91 percent game lead, are tabbed by bettors as 7 to 10 favorites to win the pennant after a 7 to 10 odds shift. They opened a series win over the Reds, their 13th straight, while the Cards faltered in a double bill against the Bees. Injuries plagued Frisch, Martin, and Terry Moore, and Paul Dean exited to rest up on the farm. In the American League, the Yankees beat St. Louis Brown pitching 13-1 as Gomez notched his first win since July 4 and DiMaggio hit his 23rd homer.
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Cornelius Johnson
Walter Marty
David Albritton
Ohio State
Johnson
Graham
Bill Terry
Giants
Tom Yawkey
Joe Cronin
Associated Press
Cardinals
Jack Doyle
Gas House Gang
Boston Bees
Cubs
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Pepper Martin
Bill
Daffy
Terry Moore
Paul Dean
Dean
Yankees
St. Louis Brown
Lefty Gomez
Joe DiMaggio
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Buck Newsom
Yankee
Schoolboy Rowe
Red Sox
Tigers
Athletics
White Sox
Casey Stengel
Daffy Dodgers
Max Butcher
Pirates
Phillies
Homer in Fifth Defeats Wildcats by 6 5 Score
Homer in the fifth inning powered the Rinkydinks to a 6 to 5 victory over the Wildcats. House hit a decisive homer to end the game as Broeker earned the win with ten strikeouts, supported by teammates Broecker Treeeee and House by homers.
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Homer
Wildcats
House
Rinkydinks
A & To
Southwark
Altho
Rinkys
Broeker
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Leagues
AP recap of National League games with St Louis 34 4 over Ofnelmuath and itroakion. Pinaburgh 1. Philadelphia at Chicago. American League scores include New York 19 over St Louis 1. Detroit 6 over Roxtey. Washington 5, Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 13, Chicago 11. American Association Milwaukee 6, Kansas City ?, Louisville 4, Indianapolis, Minneapolis 5 5, St Paul 2. Toledo at Columbus rained out.
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Milwaukee
St Paul
Kansas Ciee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Ates
New York AG
It. Louis An
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St U' Ad
Phildelphia
Associated Press
St. Louis
Ofnelmuath & Itroakion
Pinaburgh
Salled Eid ‘Gheh
Chiensa
Antler Boys Suffer Defeat to Elks in 13 8 Clash
Midland Junior League team led 6 0 after the first inning but faded as Elks rallied with five hits in the second, then four runs in the third to pull ahead. Johnson and Jameson homered for the Elks, Ned Quinlan yielded the early hits, Johnny Krum fanned nine with four walks as Antler boys scored final run in the fourth.
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Elks
Southpark
Altho
Midland Crew
Hansen
Midland
Johnson
Jameson
Elk
Ned Quinlan
McClure
Antler Boys
Parker
Brune
Johnny Krum
Hauser's Bat Clicks in 5 2 Minneapolis Win
Hauser slugged a homer and a double driving in two as Minneapolis defeated St. Paul 5 to 2. Fette allowed 15 hits while Henry held Saint to seven. Milwaukee beat Kansas City 6 to 5 with two Todd Gullic homers and late rallies, expanding its lead over St. Paul. Louisville, Columbus, and Toledo rainouts left standings unsettled.
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Chicago
Hauser
American Association
War Club
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lou Fette
Miller
Fette
Jim Henry
Saints
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Blues
Brewers
Todd Gullic
Lin Storti
Chet Laabs
Schulte
Madjeski
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toleto
Plan Tennis Tourney in Lawrence by NYA Director
Ernest Vanek, Douglas county NYA director, plans a city tennis tournament for men and women in singles and doubles. Trophies furnished by the city for first place in each division. University and high school courts and Central Park courts to be used. Residents of Lawrence may enter. new balls supplied for finals, entrants provide balls for preliminaries. Entries to NYA office by noon August 29, 209 West Eighth Street. Telephone Vanek at 688 to enter.
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Ernest Vanek
Douglas County
NYA
Vanek
Central Park
Lawrence
Vane
West Eighth Street
Wimbledon doubles champions from a year ago report
A year ago Wilmer Altishoh and John Van Ryn retained the C. &. men's doubles tennis title by defeating Gene Mako and Don Budge, 6-4, 3-6, 2-6, 6-1. Three years ago Helen Villamog ly defaulted to Helen Jacobs in the match.
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Wilmer Altisoh
John van Ryn
Gene Mako
Don Budge
Helen Villa Mogly
Helen Jacobs
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Buck) Ross
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