Haas Roots Perry 10 8 to Win Southern Title
Fred Haas Jr a slender 18 year old New Orleans player defeated Sam Perry of Birmingham 10 and 8 to win the Southern Amateur golf championship. Haas became the second youngest winner and dominated the match after taking a nine up lead, finishing on the 28th hole.
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Stellar Field to Compete in Trans Miss Golf
Goodman and Little join Dustin field for the Trans Mississippian golf event at Brook Hollow Dallas Texas entries feature Harry Kauffman leading with 69 in windy conditions. Johnny Dawson Gus Moreland and Lawson Little headline as exhibition tees push charity drive.
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Southern Unlikely To Vote For Split Season
MEMPHIS Tenn June 23 Unofficially at least a prospective proposal to split the Southern association schedule again this year apparently was doomed to defeat today. Six clubs would have to sanction such proposal and any unofficial check of the circuit showed three club presidents registering opposition to making a change. Wilbert Robinson of Atlanta Billy West of Birmingham and Fay L Murray of Nashville were the first to come through with vigorous pro tests to a plan that would change the 154 game schedule.
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Louisiana golfers set for Trans Mississippi Championship
Fred Haas Jr., 17, of New Orleans leads six Louisiana players including Edwin McClure Ross McDade Rudolph Schulze Fred Odom II Charles Moore Bobby Anderson and others to Dallas for the Trans Mississippi Championship starting Tuesday. Anderson last year’s state champion and Odom city champ join Haas and McClure in the first flight from the southern event.
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Opelousas and Jeanerette Sports Doubleheader Summary
Opelousas wins both games in a two game set. In game one Capdeville McDougall Burge and McShane lead Opelousas while Jeanerette and Alexandria split, Milazzo Lowe Cantreaux Flowers Valentine provide offense. In game two Opelousas rallies with Stragusa Laney Capdeville McDougall Irwin Taylor while Lafayette and New Iberia face late runs.
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Tigers Sweep Senators with Strong Hit Attack
In a game featuring power from Stone and Goslin with Walker Marberry and Greenberg, Detroit tops Washington 6 to 3. Marberry earns the win over Weaver as Detroit builds early lead and Hoag caps scoring with a homer in the eighth.
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A's and Browns Split Doubleheader in Philadelphia
The Athletics and St Louis Browns split their doubleheader in Philadelphia. The A's won the first game 4 to 2 behind Bill Dietrich who pitched four hits. Jimmy Foxx homered for the 17th time this season. In the nightcap the Browns won 6 to 2 as George Blaeholder limited the A's offense. Foxx added another homer but the A's offense struggled.
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Allison Defeats Bell To Win Delaware Net Title
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas, ranked second nationally, defeated Berkeley Bell of New York, the defending champion, 7-5 10-8 6-2 in Wilmington to win the Delaware state men’s tennis title.
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Torrance Tops Lyman in Shot Put Duel at Meet
Torrance wins shot put against John Lyman as Rand sets new NCAA best. Records in javelin and hammer, plus multiple events including 880 yard and 440 dash, define a crowded meet with Stanford, LSU, USC competing for top honors.
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Jane Sharp Wins Memphis Tennis Championship
Pasadena star Jane Sharp defeated Beatrice Bryan 6-1 6-2 to claim the Memphis Country Club women’s singles title. J Gilbert Hall won the men’s singles, defeating Arthur Hendrix 0-7 4-6 7-5 6-4. Sutter beat Westerfield in junior finals 6-2 3-6 6-3. Ramsay Potts and Sutter took the men’s doubles 6-4 6-4, while Bryan and Josephine Gray beat Sharp and Elizabeth Buxton 6-4 7-5. The article notes Winston-Salem as a port of entry for tobacco trade.
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Cubs Win Third From Giants 5-4
Cubs beat the Giants 5 to 4 to take a third game in the series. The narrative notes five, Blakely, Maslin, Bate, Camilli, Slade, Bottomley, and Maslin in the play sequence with left on bases and base on balls statistics for Moore and Frey. Umpires were Barts, Klemn and Stewart. game time 1:48.
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Fragmented text shows East Dixie League references with Clarksdale Shreveport Pine Bluff El Dorado and multiple surnames. A note mentions rocks near La Palma Island producing organ like sounds during a four day window after a new moon.
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Vidalia Tigers Travel to Face Jonesville Lions Today
Vidalia Tigers meet Oscar Wurster's undefeated Jonesville Lions in Jonesville today. Lefty Butler from Pineville joins Vidalia for the tilt as Earl Holmes or Jimmie Holmes pitches for Jonesville. the game is anticipated as a top contest of the season.
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