Sam Snead Fires Best First Round In National Open
Sam Snead the Shawneeon-Delaware, Pa., pro shot a 67, five under par, atop the Canterbury course leaderboard as the 44th National Open began. He had five birdies and was never over par, leading a field that included Hogan, Nelson, and Sarazen, with many chasing in pursuit.
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Brookfield Center
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University of Detroit
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Toledo
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Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
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Badger Crew Loses to Syracuse in East Dual
Syracuse dominated the three mile race at Onondaga with a 16:34.4 time. Wisconsin trailed by about six and a half lengths after an even start, averaging 34 to 36 strokes per minute at times. The Orange showed power and coordination, delivering clean drives as the Badgers, despite a longer stroke, faltered midrace.
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Colonels Edge Brewers In Tight American Association Game
Louisville Colonels defeated Milwaukee Brewers 8 to 3 as Woody Williams hit a three-base homer in the fourth and Chet Morgan cleared the bases with a three-run triple in the seventh. Makosky started for Milwaukee, with Dickinson and Marrow finishing.
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Buck Marrow
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Great Basketball Club Disbands After Dominant Run
Edmonton Grads, famed Canadian women's basketball team, disbanded after silver anniversary banquet due to lack of competition and financial strain. Under coach J. Percy Page, they traveled over 100,000 miles, won 526 games, 18,971 points for and 9,924 against, held senior world titles 18 straight years, and a 78 game streak from 1926 to 1930.
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Bryant Schedules Meeting With Landis Today
Chicago pitcher Clay Bryant, suspended without pay, seeks an unconditional release if the Cubs won t gamble on treating his arm. He has a date today with baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis, with owner P K Wrigley possibly joining to resolve the dispute.
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Outstanding Net Stars Set for Fox River Valley Tennis Tourney
Neenah announces the 20th annual Fox River Valley tennis tournament at Doty Tennis Club July 1–7 with six top players signed. Frankie Parker, viewed as Wisconsin’s great, leads a list including Edward C. Allen, Henry Prusoff, Billy Talbert, Morey Lewis, Don McNeill partner, and John Shostrom, highlighting a strong field from California to Chicago.
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Seattle
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Florida
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Cubs Face Salary Talk and Elbow Surgery Plan
The American League release notes an investment to protect. Landis and Bryant met for nearly an hour but the commissioner declined to comment. Bryant seeks salary for the rest of the year and Cubs to fund an elbow operation from Johns Hopkins. Clinic report reveals a chipped elbow bone and fragments to be removed as treatment failed.
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Undefeated Cubs Lose to Chief Oshkosh 5 4 In Major AA League
Major AA standings saw 3000 Cubs suffer a 5 to 4 setback to Chief Oshkosh ending their run of undefeated play. Sunlites grabbed first with a 5 to 2 win over Wisconsin Nationals as Coutts rallied to 8 2. Wisconsin Nationals trailed 4 1 before late runs, while Sunlites’ Kachur and Shipp homered and Sunlites rode strong pitching by Kachur and Hansen. Courts upset Hours 7 2 with Baier on mound and key hits.
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Joe Duex
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Harry “Weed” Hansen
Bill Marohi
Rudy Meyer
Mailahn
Bonnack
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Witt
Clarence Baier
Courts Lose in Extra Innings Despite Rally Beats
Major AA League action features Courts scoring six in the ninth but falling 8 to 6 in 7 innings against 13th Hour. Wis. Nat'l Sunlites squeeze out a 5 to 2 win as Weisbrick, Stryzewski, and Kuehn provide the highlights.
Irish Dan Dowling Knocks Out Johnny McCarthy in Arkansas
Irish Dan Dowling from St. Louis defeats Johnny McCarthy of Davenport Iowa at a marked weight in Pine Bluff Arkansas, delivering a fifth round knockout to move ahead in regional boxing listings.
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Baseball scores and tomorrow’s schedule across leagues
Baseball results list several NL and American Association games with scores for Chicago, New York, Boston, St Louis, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington and others. Tomorrow’s schedule includes Cleveland at New York and multiple intercity matchups across leagues with two New York St Louis games and several city pairings.
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Fights Last Right by Associated Press
Disjointed report notes boxing results with names such as Buddy Baer and Vega. Mentions Campolo and others in scattered lines, with references to locations like Edgewater and numbers that hint at weights or scores. The fragmentary text yields no coherent outcome or structured bout list.
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Cubs overpower Phillies 11 to 5 in 1940s pace
Chicago racked 17 safeties for 31 bases as Bill Nicholson hit two homers and Phil Cavarretta doubled thrice to power an 11 to 5 victory over Philadelphia. Bill Lee earned the win. Jake Mooty finished.
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Colorado Mines star signs with Chicora Cardinals
Golden Colo. analyst reports that Little All-America halfback Mad den from Colorado School of Mines has signed a contract to play professional football with the Chicora Cardinals next season.
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