Galloway Captures City Golf Title in 36 Holes at Lawrence
Chi Galloway won the Lawrence city championship by defeating Gene Glahn 2 up after 36 holes at the Lawrence Country Club. Galloway shot 155 total, with a 79 on the first 18 and a 76 on the second 18, tying Glahn’s low 18 score and finishing with a final nine of pars. Lower bracket matches in the city tourney were nearly finished with multiple finals set in flights A through E.
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Charles A
Chi) Galloway
Lawrence
Gene Glahn
Lawrence Country Club
Galloway
Glahn
Buddy Hanna
George Wetzel
Frank Davis
Earl Farris
Earl Chapman
Chapman
George Hulteen
Ed Penchard, Jr
Dr. J. S. Perry
Baseball Roundup Shows Stars Split Pair Across Leagues
Tommy Bridges notches his 12th win for the Tigers in a penance against the Athletics. Ted Lyons and Red Rolfe fuel the White Sox and Yankees to win as Rolfe delivers a ninth inning single. Feller collects his 15th win for the Indians with relief help from Hisenstat. Foxx leads Red Sox to two wins with a homer and Dickman shuts out the Browns in nightcap. Frey’s 11th inning double saves the Reds opener, Whitey Moore blanks the Phillies in the nightcap. Fette and Shoffner shine as Bees beat Pirates opener while Shoffner halts Klein’s 22-game streak. Brown and Owen power the Cardinals as the Dodgers fall twice. Bill Lee earns ninth win by silencing the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Wight
Athletics
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Red Rolfe
Yankees
Sox
Rolfe
Bobby Feller
Harry Hisenstat
Indians
Feller
Senators
Jimmy Foxx
Emerson Dickman
Red Sox
Foxx
Browns
Lonnie Frey
Whitey Moore
Reds
Frey
Moore
Phils
Lou Fette
Milt Shoffner
Bees— Farmer
Shoffner
Chuck Klein
Pirates
Jimmy Brown
Arnold Owen
Cardinals
Owen
Dodgers
Bill Lee
Ubs
Giants
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Yanks
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Polo Grounds
Cubs
Claude Pasety
Tonight's Ball Games at Woodlawn and South Park
At 8:00 the Lawrence Sanitary team faces Woodlawn park rivals. City meets the Gas Company at South Park. Berardino, former Our Gang actor, stars for the St Louis Browns as second baseman.
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Lawrence Sanitary
Woodlawn Park
Gas Company
South Park
Blues split two as Toledo fades in standings
Toledo dropped further in the American Association after Detroit recalled starter Fred Hutchinson who had been 9 and 9 with the Mudhens. St Paul won both ends of a doubleheader, 5 0 and 6 3, while Kansas City split with Indianapolis as Al Picchota pitched the second game for a 2 1 victory. Phil Rizzuto led league hitters with four hits in six at bats. Minneapolis and Louisville rode multiple wins to narrow the gap behind Columbus, with 27 total hits powering a 14 4 and 15 7 sweep, and 10 4 9 6两.
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Toledo
Detroit
Fred Hutchinson
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Blues
Indianapolis
al Picchota
John Niggeling
Indians
Phil Rizzuto
Minneapolis
Millers
Louisville
St. Pauli
Milwaukee
Baseball Standings Across Leagues and Recent Results
Standings show National League leaders with Boston 2-1 and St Louis 12-8, others like Pittsburgh 0-0 and Philadelphia 2-0. American League lists Chicago 8-4 and New York 5-5 with Cleveland 11-4 and Detroit 16-3. Western Association notes Salina 7-9 and Fort Smith 1-9, while American Association reports Minneapolis 14-15 and Louisville 9-10. Second game called Sunday closing law.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklin
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Salina
Topeka
Springfield
Fort Smith
Joplin
Muskogee
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee Ax
Columbus
Toledo A
Chicago Pot
Brooklyn
ADA
Boston Oseeeee
Chicago Cleveland
St. Ouis Seesen
Western Ton
Ntece
Aol
Springfield Ad
Topeka Aaa
Salina Ae
Hutchinson St. Joseph . A Eo
Salina Millers extend seven game streak with Owls win
Salina Kansas reports the Millers push their streak to seven as they win 9 to 6 in the second game after a five run first inning built on five walks a hit batter a triple and a sacrifice. They also took the first game 7 to 5. The Owls suffer a fourth straight loss. Hutchinson breaks eight game skid with two wins over St Joseph 9 to 7 and 8 to 7. Muskogee and Joplin split Oklahoma games 13 to 6 after a 3 to 2 opener. Springfield tops Fort Smith 2 to 1 as a 9 to 9 ninth inning tie ends due to Sunday closing law.
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Salina
Kan
Millers
Topeka Owls
Owls
Hutchinson Pirates
St. Joseph
Muskogee
Joplin
Oklahomans
Springfield
Fort Smith
Golf match called off after gallery demand and no-show
In Wichita, a scheduled 9 am golf match between Norman Johnson and J T Pip Farley was postponed to 5 pm then forfeited when Farley failed to appear at Hillview course. Farley cited pressure of a large crowd as the reason. Civics win semi pro tourney prize. Chanute title hopes fade after Shafer's ninth inning triple ends in strikeout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Johnson
Roy Lawrence
J. T
Pip” Farley
Swift and Company
Hillview
Farley
Civics
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Chanute
Shafer
Schroeder
Willoughby
Philadelphia Phillies
Sam Snead Wins Chicago Open by One Stroke
A year ago Sam Snead, with a total of 207, won the 44‑hole Chicago open golf tournament by one stroke over national open champion Ralph Guldahl. The event highlighted Snead’s narrow victory and Guldahl’s close challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
England
Adrian Quist
Jack Crawford
Australia
Wimbledon
Earle Combs
Yankee Outfitder
Nelson Wins Western Open At Medinah In 281 Total
Byron Nelson captured the Western Open at Medinah with a 281 total after rounds of 68 72 70 71 edging Lloyd Mangrum who shot 282 for second place. Ralph Guldahl placed eighth with 291 as Henry Picard and Dick Metz finished third and fourth respectively. Nelson now eyes the St Paul Open with a $2500 first prize and top stars like Guldahl joining him.
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Chicago
Byron Nelson
St. Paul
Madison
N. J
Nelson
Reading
Lloyd Mangrum
Los Angeles
Henry Picard
Hershey
P.G.A
Dick Metz
Guldahl
Lawrence Wins and Falls to Topeka All Stars in Doubleheader
Lawrence semipro baseball team won 8 to 1 against Fall City Neb yesterday then lost 8 to 2 to Topeka Kiwanis all-stars under night lights. Dugan pitched eight innings for the 8 to 1 win while Harold Liell starred for Kansas City Germans later in activity. Lawrencefaces Kansas City Germans Sunday at 2 pm at Holcom's Grove with Liell expected to pitch for the Germans.
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Lawrence
Fall City
Neb
Topeka All-Stars
Dugan
Nebraska
Topeka Kiwanis
Newt Kresie
Lawrence Ban Johnson
Topekans
Kansas City Germans
Holcom’s Grove
Harold
Lefty
Liell
Kansas City
Lawson
Phillies
ED Holland
Weathers
Wise
Herbster
Fine
Homer
Sailors
Coffin
W. Houk
Merkle
Ec Dugan
Lawrence Fall City
Lawrence Landis
Treland
Johanning
Holcom
Johnson
P . Demeritt
L Farmer
Fritz
Semkowski
FE Landis
Ireland
H. Houk
Rf . Johnson
H. Honk
C . W. Hounk
All Stars
Senne
Nixon
Vworacek
Kresie
Talmage
Rf . Bell
Hauk
Hornsby
Kirkwood
Simpson
Erwin
Golfing Radcliffe Returns from Vacation in Alexandria Minn
The item notes various local social travel and guests including Charles Radcliffe returning from Alexandria Minnesota and James Mott back from Colorado. It mentions visits by Linn Heklenkaemper Stan Munsen and others to local residents and lists upcoming events and notable social rosters.
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Charles Radcliffe
Alexandria
Minn
James Mott
Colorado
Cc. E. Decker
West Coast
San Francisco Fair
J. K. Woodhull
Lighten Tension Before Golf Meet
Baltimore hosts the 18th National Public Links championship with social events to ease pressure. A driving contest drew thousands as Bill Russell of Indianapolis won with a 313 yard shot, followed by a banquet and plans for two 18 hole qualifying rounds to decide 64 match play spots. Defending champ Al Leach and other notables are listed among early contenders.
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Mt. Pleasant
Baltimore
George Washington
Public Links
Columbus K
Jack) Oakley
Preston Pairo
Bill Russell
Indianapolis
Leach
al Leach
Cleveland
Charles Ferrera
San Francisco
Don Erickson
Los Angeles
Charles Anandoles
New York
Art Armstrong
Honolulu
Jim Molinari
Nelson wins Western Open by one stroke in golf final
Byron Nelson shoots 70-71 to total 281 and edge Ray Mangrum by one at the Western Open. Also in golf, Chick Harbert defeats Fed Kingsley 2 and 1 in the trans Miss championship final.
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Chicago
Byron Nelson
Ray Mangrum
Colorado Springs
Chick Harbert
Fed Kingsley
Brookline
Mass
Adrian Quist
Australia
Gene Maka
Russell Rabbitt
Kamrath
Frank Bowden
Double Neenah
Wis
Hal
Ernie Sutter
Fox Rived Valley
Jack Tidball
Morey Lewis
Sutter
Bill Talbert
Kingston
N. Y
Charles Beetham
Clyde Jeffrey
Hudson Valley A. A. U
Blaine
Wayne Rideout
Inglewood
Cal
Charles S. Howard
Cravat
W. Tu. Brann
Challedon
Sun Lover
William Woodwards
Johnstown
Tails
Major League Leaders Batting Arnovich and Foxx Lead In World Stats
Arnovich of Philadelphia and Foxx of Boston top the batting list with averages .344 and .403. Mize, Frey, and Williams pace runs, RBIs, and hits across leagues. Slaughter and Rolfe share doubles. Herman and Lewis lead triples. Handley and Hack top steals. Derringer and Lyons headline pitching records.
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Arnovich
Philadelphia
Mize
St. Louis
Werber
Cincinnati
Frey
McCormick
Bonura
New York
Brown
Slaughter
Herman
Chicago
Garnis
Boston
Goodman
Tome Tune
Ott
Jeplice — Handley
Pittsburgh
Hack
Derringer
Walters
Wreatt
Brooklyn
DiMaggio
Foxx
McCosky
Detroit
Williams
Greenberg
McQuinn
Rolfe
Gréduiere
Lewis
Wright
Washington
Srozen
Case
Kreevich
Chapman
Cleveland
Donald
Lyons
David Mdivani Survives Fall Leads Polo Victory
David Mdivani, only surviving of the three Mdivani brothers, narrowly escaped injury after a fall during a polo match in Hollywood on July 24. He rested briefly then guided his team to victory. his brother Serge died in a 1938 horse accident.
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David Mdivani
Hollywood
Mdivani Brothers
Serge
Local high school scores and city results
Beloit 1 beat Manhattan 7 and Pittsburg 6 3. Emporia 3 beat Iola 2. Chanute 6 defeated Independence 1. Parsons 0. Junction City 9 over Maryville 4. Dodge City 15 11 and Pratt 4 1. Larned 13 13 Garden City 0 0. Fort Scott 3 fell to Coffeyville 8.
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Beloit
Manhattan
Pittsburg
Emporia
Iola
Chanute
Independence
Parsons
Junction City
Maryville
Concordia
Fairbury
Neb
Dodge City
Pratt
Larned
Garden City
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
P G A may drop 36 hole qualifying in favor of match play
The sports page notes the P G A could eliminate the 36 hole qualifying round and decide future tours by match play. It also reports on football season openers in the south with Tennessee chief Neyland naming Alabama No 1 and other brief items including umpire Magerkurth Frick fallout and a four leaf clover tale with a long shot at 14 to 1.
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P.G.A
Naismith
New York
Cubs
Senators
Tom Sheehan
Minneapolis
Ford Frick
Magerkurth
Bill Jurges
Jurges
Frick
Joe M’carthy
Major Neyland
Tennessee
Alabama
Wallace Wade
Duke
North Carolina
Lake Villa
Butch
Spectator Notes and Local Sports Snippets
A jumble of notes from Dick Hudson, Charleston, and Minneapolis gossip. Mentions Dizzy Dean’s arm cut possibly from glass, a bid to sell a pitcher or shortstop to the majors, Dr. James Naismith on basketball’s streamlining, and Lou Gehrig artwork by Isabelle Shaffer. Also reports Bob Pastor’s Saratoga home, Frank Kinard for state senate, and football talk from the Southwest Conference. Baker U dreams of 30 acres for football fuel. Madill Wildcats coach laments only 20 lettermen plus a versatile pitcher.
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Hudson
Charleston
W. Va
Dizzy Dean
Minneapolis
James Naismith
Isabelle Shaffer
New Rochelle
Lou Gehrig
Bob Pastor
Saratoga
Brook Club
Baker U. At Baldwin
Ossie Faidree
Madill
Okla
Wildcats
Ertnes
Moody Tennis Star Helen Moody to Wed Polo Player
The New York Daily News reports Helen Wills Moody and British polo player Aidan Roark plan to wed in California around August 15. Both have prior divorces. Moody divorced Frederick S. Moody in 1937 and Roark’s marriage to Esther Foss Moore ended in a California divorce after three years.
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New York
New York Daily News
Helen Wills Moody
Aidan Roark
California
Fancy pitching over the weekend leaves major leaguers gasping
Baseball star power shone as Bob Bowman Curt Davis Lou Fette and others silenced lineups in a 14 game Sunday. The St Louis Cardinals Bowman blanked the Dodgers 12 0 in game one of a twin bill for a 20 batter stretch then Davis shutout the Dodgers in relief. Fette notched his sixth shutout for the Bees in a 1 0 win over the Pirates. Feller Lehrer Bridges Lyons Moore and others also delivered strong outings as teams chased standings and hitting streaks faded amid dramatic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bowman
Curt Davis
St. Louis
Lou Fette
Boston Bees
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Ted Lyons
Cincinnati
Whitey Moore
Bowman
Hall of the Immortals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ernie Kay
Davis
Dodgers
Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fette
Pirates
Chuck Klein
Feller
Complete Skeet Tourney Winners Highlight Wichita Dominance
In Coffeyville on July 24 the state skeet titles largely went to Wichita shooters. R C Wise took the all bore title with 99 of 100, Rudy Etchen won the junior with 93, and a Wichita five man team captured the event. Parsons shooters Fred Barnes and George Weer won the small score and 20 gauge events. Tulsa archery also reported wins as the E C Pilgrims of Okmulgee swept three major titles led by Dr Pilgrim and his wife in the grand championship. Dayton Melzner of Newton won the junior archery title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Wichita
R. C. Wise
Rudy Etchen
Parsons
Fred Barnes
George Weer
Barnes
Weer
Tulsa
Okla
E. C. Pilgrims
Okmulgee
Pilgrim
Dayton Melzner
Newton
Kan
Ferndale Man Fined Eight Fifty For Speeding
Dave Clark of Ferndale Michigan paid a fine of eight dollars and fifty cents for speeding. He admitted the offense after Ferndale police charged him following a Detroit arrest on the two year old case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Ferndale
Mich
Dave Clark
Detroit
Irish Home Games South Bend Notre Dame Schedule
In South Bend Notre Dame University will host five football opponents this season. The schedule centers on home games at Notre Dame Stadium with matchups arranged against prominent programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Notre Dame University
Fall football schedule lists six opponents
The schedule lists Purdue on September 30, Georgia Tech on October 7, Southern Methodist on October 14, Northwestern on November 18, and Southern California on November 25.
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Purdue
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Northwestern
Southern California
Hafey Legion Product Joins Reds Recruit
Hafey, a Cincinnati native, joined the Reds as an outfielder after helping Oakland California American Legion win the 1930 national championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hafey
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Bruiser) Kinard
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