Michigan State Golfer Leads College Meet at Louisville
Michigan State senior Edward J. Flowers from Grand Rapids shot 72 to lead a field of 153 in the National Intercollegiate Golf Championship qualifying at Louisville Country Club. Several players, including Michigan’s Robert Palmer and Bill Barclay, tied at 73 as teams like Northwestern and Stanford posted strong totals in the team standings.
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Kenneth Gregory
Louisville
Michigan State
Edward J. Flowers
Grand Rapids
Flowers
Louisville Country Club
University of Michigan
Robert Palmer
Bill Barclay
Flint
Sid Richardson
Northwestern
Robert E. Bingham
Amherst
Lew Oehrig
Virginia
Palmer
Barclay
Jack Robinson
Southern California
Thomas Brand
John Burke
Georgetown
Phil Donahue
Notre Dame
James Black
Washington University
St. Louis
Paul Leslie
Louisiana State University
The
Intercollegiate Association
Bill Craig
Oklahoma
Wilson Flohr
Dartmouth
Ed Meister
Yale
Stanley Kerkow
Washington and Lee
William O'Neal
Willingham Smith
Georgia Tech
Robert McGlashan
University of San Francisco
Ralph Sharpless
Texas
McGlashan
Stanford
Michigan
Louisiana State
Princeton
Henry Castillo
Wright Adams
I Michael
Major Baseball Leaders and League Batting Rankings
The American League leaders include Averill Cleveland batting .386 and Trosky Cleveland .361. Lewis Washington and Foxx Boston lead 55 runs. Foxx 78 RBIs with York and Greenberg at 64. Travis Washington 92 hits, Lewis 87. doubles Cramer 21, Trosky 20. triples Averill 7 and Almada, Fox, Lewis, Heath, Keltner 5. Foxx 21 homers, York 20, pitching Allen Cleveland 9-1. Ansley wins easily as Ansley defeats Monroe Pirates 14-4 in La on June 28.
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Averill
Cleveland
Trosky
Lewis
Washington
Foxx
Boston
York
Detroit
Travis
Cramer
Almada
St. Louis
Fox
Heath
Keltner
Greenberg
Werber
Philadelphia
Kreevich
Chicago
Allen
Nelson
City League Results and Standings From Yesterday
In the City League games yesterday Presbyterians lost to Calvary Baptists 3 5, S E S No 42 fell to by Eureka Grocery 2 12, Sunshine Cleaners beat Printers 7 1, Spatafora's Pharmacy defeated Monroe Hardware 10 1 to move up on the standings. Spatafora's protested potential illegal bat. Sav Mor beat Presbyterians 9 3 with Marvin Gleason pitching for Sav Mor. Tidwell and Sons routed Eureka Grocery 12 2. Key hitters included Hamilton and Ward Ricks for Tidwell and Son, Vann tripled for Eureka. Sunshine Cleaners powered past the Printers with 14 hits led by Fontana Fish Lasuzzo Bruscato.
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Presbyterians
Calvary Baptists
Tidwell and Sons
Eureka Grocery
Sunshine Cleaners
Printers
Spatafora’s Pharmacy
Monroe Hardware
Spatafora's
Pharmacy
Spatafora
Sav-Mor
Marvin Gleason
Rhodes
Jarrell Crow
Jones
Edwards
Saw-Mor
Powell
Calvary
Travis
Porter
S. E. IL
Luckie
Hamilton
B.ard W. Ricks
Vann
Eureka
Tidwell and Sons Battery
Guyton
Inzina
Evans
Ainsworth
Cleaners
Paul Fontana
Clarence Fish
Tony Lasuzzo
Charles Bruscato
Fontana
Fish
Lasuzzo
Bruscato
Luffey
Alpha and Neese
Tidwell and Sons Spatafora
Pelicans edges Tigers 4 1 in opener at Russwood Park
New Orleans Pelicans beat Memphis 4 1 as Tom Drake opened the fifth with a homer. Pete Scalzi single, Kit Cargon walk, and Cleo Carlyle double scored two more for the lead. Final score 4 1 with Drake and George on the mound.
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Chicks
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans Pelicans
Tom Drake
Russwood Park
Pete Scalzi
New Orleans
Kit Cargon
Cleo Carlyle
Drake
George
Paynick
Spencer
Bottarini
Hornsby Joins Lookouts As Manager In Chattanooga
Rogers Hornsby arrives from Baltimore to take charge of the Chattanooga Lookouts under Joe Engel. He praises his new role after a win over the Knoxville Smokies and defends past betting on horses as a private matter. Millies exits as manager and may remain as catcher if he stays with the team.
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Bass
Lane
Hachette and Warren
Knoxville
Tenn
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Baltimore
Orioles
Chattanooga Lookouts
Joe Engel
Showman
Southern Association
Knoxville Smokies
Rajah
St. Louis Browns
Engel
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Walter Millies
Lookouts
Millies
Aces win ninth straight amid fight and forfeit
Alexandria Aces extend win streak to nine after a brawl led to two players jailed and the game forfeited by umpires. Woodie Fair and Tighe argued, fists flew, and Deputy Sheriff intervened as Mason Bugg offered to continue the dispute. Final score 9–0 for Alexandria amid league ruling. Other league games: Abbeville 6 Lafayette 4, Lake Charles 12 Jeanerette 5, Opelousas 9 Rayne 4.
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Alexandria Aces
Alexandria
Woodie Fair
New Iberia
Tighe
Aces
Mason Bugg
Bugg
Lake Charles
Jeanerette
Opelousas
Rayne Rice Birds
Lafayette
Abbeville
O'Neal
Stonebock
Midkiff
Pettit
Fisher
Montana defeats Samara in Portland wrestling match
In Portland, Chuck Montana of Quincy Massachusetts, 183 pounds, defeated Seelee Samara of Algeria, 198 pounds, two of three falls in a wrestling bout reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Portland
Chuck Montana
Quincy
Mass
Seelee Samara
Algeria
Big Six League Sunday Scores
Chatham defeated Clarks 9 to 2 while Bastrop beat Mer Rouge 4 to 3 Calhoun triumphed over Downsville 12 to 3 in Sunday action.
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Chatham
Clarks
Bastrop
Mer Rouge
Calhoun
Downsville
Clarks Dekverereeeeeoars
Bastrop Shebereteererens
Mer Rouge See Enewanenee
Dew Cereneete
Chatham Defeats Clarks In Sunday Classic
Chatham scored nine runs, fueled by a strong first inning and two big innings, to overpower Clarks 8 to 3. K Jones led Chatham with two hits in four at bats as Clarks, using three pitchers, could muster only three hits.
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Clarks
Chatham
K. Jones
Claris Inci
M. Wright
Travis
Brooks
K. Parkham
Meeks
Calhoun Piles On Downsville in Big Six Clash
In DOWNSVILLE Louisiana on Sunday Calhoun overwhelmed Downsville 12 to 3 in three big innings. Watson led Calhoun with three hits in five at bats while Clark allowed five hits. In MER ROUGE Bastrop edged Mer Rouge 4 to 3 as Head blanked the hosts with nine strikeouts. Avant and Head led Bastrop with two hits each.
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Downsville
Calhoun
Clark
Watson
Brownlee
Whitehead
Edwards
Holman
Norris
MER Rouge
Bastrop
Ed Head
Hewitt
Nolan
Avant
Head
Keith Williams
Paso Hs Cesicere
J. McDowell
Two Towns Seek Admission to Big Six Baseball League
Ansley and Hodge seek Big Six entry as managers of current six teams prepare to vote on expanding the circuit. N W Wampole of Hodge confirms membership applications for Hodge and Ansley. Crow of Ansley backs adding both teams to enliven the league. A meeting to discuss expansion is likely. Also notes an estimate that 1.5 billion acres of lard are under cultivation worldwide.
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Hodge
Ansley
League
Navy Men Win Rowing Race at Poughkeepsie Regatta
Navy varsity crew broke four mile record to win the college championship on the Hudson. Despite coach Buck Walsh watching from a hospital window, the Midshipmen beat California by about one third length as Washington placed second and Columbia third. Navy set a new record 18:19, beating Washington’s 18:33. Wisconsin finished fifth, with Cornell and Syracuse sixth and seventh. West coast boats had dominated prelims.
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Eepsie, N
United States Naval Academy
Far West
Hudson River
Charles
Buck) Walsh
Midshipmen
California
Washington
Huskies
Columbia
Navy
Wisconsin
Cornell
Syracuse
Pacific Coast
Wimbledon flickers and golf open records cited
The piece notes past sports milestones: Don Budge defeated Vivian McGrath in straight sets at Wimbledon, Frank Parker won in five sets over Henner Henkel in the quarter finals, Alf Perry’s British Open scoring 283 tied records, Lawson Little tied for fourth with 289, and Jimmy Foxx’s 18th home run of the season paced a lead over Babe Ruth.
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Associated Press
Don Budge
Vivian McGrath
Frank Parker
Henner Henkel
Alf Perry
Lawson Little
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Boxing Scores From Across North America
Associated Press notes results from several cities with light bouts and decisions. Sav erio Turiello outpointed Milt Aron in Chicago while Phil Zwick stopped Orville Drouillard in Windsor. Robert E. Lee Price outpointed Harold Ulmer in Des Moines and Billy Miller defeated Frankie Jarr in Louisville. Ralph De John knocked out Eddie Risko in Syracuse, as Steve Halasko beat Johnny Hoffman and Paulie Walker earned a points win in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Saverio Turiello
Italy
Milt Aron
Toronto
Phil Zwick
Milwaukee
Orville Drouillard
Windsor
Ont
Des Moines
Robert E. Lee
Price
Utah
Harold Ullmer
Wis
Louisville
Billy Miller
Pittsburgh
Frankie Jarr
Fort Wayne
Ind
Syracuse
N. Y
Ralph de John
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Steve Halasko
Auburn
Johnny Hoffman
Baltimore
Paulie Walker
Hodge Wa Has top Crossett in six inning five run win
Crossett breezed five hits as Hodge Has pounded Rome for 13 safeties to win 5 to 3 at Crossett. Nix and Gimber led Hodge with three hits apiece including Nix triple, and Hammond also tripled driving in three. Andy Jones earned his second straight win as Brown Paper Mill beat Ruston 9 to 4.
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Ark
Junior
Hodge Wa- Has
Rome
Hodge
Millers
Wa-Has
Nix
Gimber
Hammond
Andy Jones
Ruston
Brown Paper Mill
Brown
Hinton
Aiken
Vols
Oslin
McDaniels
Fryer
Eareee
Laiche
Alexancer
Geiassy
Glover
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McGrewor
Rorie
Madden
Giover
Still
Scriber
McGregor
Nix Hammond
Oalin
McDouble
McGregor Gregor
Bates
Off Still
Rorle
Trenton Beats Jimmy Jones in Tight Boxing Bout in Baltimore
Trenton won a boxing match against Jimmy Jones by decision 155 1 2 to 10, Frankie Lift defeated Young Raspi by decision 140 3 4 in Baltimore. Lift and Raspi faced off in a second bout with Raspi losing 145 3 4 to Baltimore iR.
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Trenton
N. J
Jimmy Jones
Baltimore
Frankie Lift
Young Raspi
Roundup of boxing and baseball banter from New York
Eddie Brietz surveys international boxing buzz and American league chatter. Notes on Schmeling and Farr, Gehrig versus Trosky, Hubbell’s 200th win, Armstrong Ambers bout, Ruth practice power, and betting at Polo Grounds Yankee Stadium and Ebbets Field. Mentions Dempsey protegee Red Burman and Lynn Nelson’s all star status.
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Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Ebbets Field
Red Burman
Jack Dempsey
Lynn Nelson
Monroe and Shreveport Swimmers to Compete
Monroe and Shreveport swimmers meet at Swayze Natatorium Forsyth Park Friday at 8:00 am. Events include 30 yard backstroke 50 yard freestyle 100 yard freestyle 20 yard relay underwater swim front jackknife dive swan dive back dive and three optional dives. Monroe entries list Burford Stewart Vernon Evans Raymond Thompson Ben Hope Elmo Evans Rose Mary Harris Robert Pribble Billy Hart John Brown William Bowles and others in various open races relays and dives.
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Monroe
Shreveport
Swayze Natatorium
Forsythe Park
Burford Stewart
Vernon Evans
Raymond Thompson
Ben Hope
Elmo Evans
Rose Mary Harris
Robert Pribble
Billy Hart
John Brown
William Bowles
Coast Trackmen Defeat Big Ten in Dual Meet Upset
Pacific Coast Conference stars routed a Big Ten squad 101 to 35 at Northwestern Stadium drawing 19,000. The westerners swept 12 events including both relays and set four of five meet records led by Arnold Nutting and Chuck Fenske who each delivered multiple wins. Big Ten limited to four victories as Dave Albritton and Walter Mehl claimed several titles.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Pacific Coast Conference
Big Ten
Fenske
Arnold Nutting
California
Nutting
Dave Albritton
Ohio State
Walter Mehl
Wisconsin
Jim Humphries
Southern California
Earl Vickery
Monroe Wins 1-0 At Clarksdale
Monroe edges Clarksdale 1 to 0 on a tight mound duel. Archionoli scattered eight hits as the Bucks top Pine Bluff 4 to 1 on the page cont. Helena loses to El Dorado 12 to 3 despite 10 hits. Hot Springs defeats Greenwood 8 to 6 behind timely hitting and errorless defense.
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Pine Bluff
Archionoli
Bucks
Helena
el Dorado Lions
Seawetters
Lions
Hot Springs
Greenwood
Bathers
Greenville
Bishop and Autry
Archiepoli
Powell
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Hogan
Lawrence
Eseereeeeeresereeere
Rachunok
Herndt
Berger
Callender
Mel
J. D. Hobgood
Rerncke
B.C
Prince Albert
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Ai National Joy
Mar TN ' Vila RT
Sports Mirror
Quachita Valley
Ning
Eagar
Nee
Pankey
Burt
Gooch
Surera'l
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Willett
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Brown Poa & Baracena
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el Dorado
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Skinner, Tench, Needham
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Thay
NBC
Falstaff
Falstaff Brewing Corporation
Omaha
Farst
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