Fastest Northwest Florida Championship set after qualifying
The Panama Country Club hosts qualifying for the Northwest Florida championship with defending champ Steve Fell exempt from preplay. A large field from multiple Southeastern states aims to unseat the Pensacola youngster, who won last year’s final and a Cullen trophy leg. Local stars and many regional players vie for one of sixteen spots as pairings are drafted and match play starts Saturday.
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Panama Country Club
Steve Fell
Southeastern
Pensacola
Billy Lanman
Naval Station
R. J. Cullen
Vann
Leonard Vann
New Orleans
Jack Iner
Montgomery
Jack Colter
Félisacola
Jim Mason
Thomasville
Horace Hall
Dothan
Sailiso
Billy Noonan
Pensa- Rassee
Lynn Haven
Syd Andrews
Will Boozer
Tallahassee
Weldon Doe
Alahbaima
Andy Mortimer
Chickasaw Golf Club
Mobile
Ford
Florida
Johnny Morris
Birmingham
George Bolesta
Lanman
Fell
Baseball results across leagues from yesterday's games
National League scores include Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5 Chicago 4 1 Boston 2 3 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh postponed rain lone game tomorrow night New York 8 St Louis 6 American League Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 8 Boston 3 Chicago 2 New York 6 St Louis 4 Washington 7 Detroit 3 International League Byracage 7 Newark 6 Baltimore 14 Jersey City 9 Montreal 9 Buffalo 4 American Association Kennas City 14 Indianapolis 9 Toledo 6 St Paul 4 Columbus 3 Minneapolis 0 first game postponed Milwaukee at Louisville rain Southern Association Knoxville 4 4 Chattanooga 3 5 second game 7 innings Birmingham 6 Memphis 4 Little Rock 8 New Orleans 2 Atlanta 9 0 Nashville 8 1 Southern Atlantic Columbia 4 Jacksonville 2 first game won wet ground Columbia 7 Spartanburg 3 2 Savannah 9 Augusta 5 acon 3 3 Greenville 0 3 Georgia Florida aycross Americus 6 13 innings hamasville 6 Cordele 5 Valdosta 6 Albany 4 Fallahacsee 6 Moultrie 7 10 innings Alabama State itcoy 6 Andalunja 6 rewlon 9 Tallassee 5 Nothin at Greenville rain
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Association
Kennas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Southern Association
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Blanton comeback boosts Phillies revival in cellar club
Darrell Elijah Blanton returns to Major League Baseball with the Philadelphia Phillies after a long layoff caused by injuries and a trade that sent him to Syracuse. The 30-year-old lefty delivers key wins, saving Philadelphia from a 16 game losing streak as he regains form with his curve and screwball. Doc Prothro remains confident Blanton isn’t finished.
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Barry
Grayson
NEA
Pittsburgh
Darrell Elijah Blanto
Phillies
Pirates
Cy Blanton
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Syracuse
Johnny Gee
Gee
University of Michigan
Blanton
Landis
Oklahoman
Dr. Thompson Prothro
Phils
Boston Bees
Quakers
Ane
Giants
Buccaneers
Doc Prothro
Sports Roundup Highlights Stars And Stumbles Across Circuits
New York reports note Paul Christmann may miss fall play due to a muscle injury. Kayak II training shows four leg bandages and a 1 08 mile pace. Dempsey contrasts Cow boy Luttrell and Godoy in two heats. Capt Gar Davidsoni is sent to Cornell for special duty. Pat Willcox returns after a hole in one and a round of shaving 10 strokes off par 70. Joe Engel contemplates radio and global chatter. Max’s films trim sound effects due to hot remarks. Sammy Kaye’s band leads at Empire City. Pat Harder remains with Wisconsin after 108 points in six games. Wrigley Field attendance hits a 12 year low.
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New York
Paul Christmann
Missouri
Jack Dempsey
Cowboy Luttrell
Godoy
Louis
Galento
Gar Davidsoni
Army
Honolulu
Cornell
Carl Snavely
Max
Baer-Galen
Tony
Sammy Kaye
Swing
Sway
Empire City
Northwestern
Marquette
Tulane
Tennessee
Purdue
Alabama
Pat Harder
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Just Another Jones and Other Sports Notes
Bobby Jones, once a sensation at 14, has a son showing no golf interest. Bobby returns to competition tomorrow in New York for a Red Cross match at the lid club, having toured the same course in 69 in 1929. Boston fans wonder what Joe Cronin thought as Pee Wee Reese moved to Brooklyn. Oklahoma will field a line averaging 218 pounds under Coach Tom Stidham, impacting Sooner opponents. Joe Louis has already knocked out four of the NBA’s current top ten heavies.
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Bobby
New York
Red Cross
Boston
Joe Cronin
Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn
Tom Stidham
Oklahoma
Joe Louis
N.B.A
Job For The Judge
Detroit Tigers paid Rice’s J P Wood a 4000 dollar bonus to sign with Beau mont farm club. Texas papers call for Judge Landis to act on major leagues pulling players from school. Wood captained the ball team and was a key figure in football plans.
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Detroit Tigers
Rice
J. P. Wood
Beaumont
Texas
Judge Landis
Wood
Reds Edge Dodgers In Tight 6 5 Victory
Reds hold a one and a half game lead after Bucky Walters shines with five hits in a 6-5 win over Brooklyn. Giants and Bees split, Cubs win first, Dodgers out front in pennant race implications. Red Rolfe fuels Yankees with three hits including two triples in 6-4 win over Browns. Indians seize top spot with homer output, Senators down Tigers as Doerr lifts Red Sox in 13th.
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Bill White
Associated Press Sports
Gowanus
Brooklyn
Fountain Square
Cincinnati
Ohio
Flatbush Avenue
Reds
Dodgers
Walters
Bees
Allstar
Bucky Walters
Giants
St. Louis
Jints
Joe Orengo
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Sebastian Sisti
Eddie Miller
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Red Rolfe
Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Ben Chapman
Lou Boudreau
Ken Keltner
Athletics
Sid Hudson
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Bobby Doerr
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Giants Conduct Try-Out School at Polo Grounds
The Giants will run a youth try-out school at the Polo Grounds from July 10 to July 20 under the direction of scout Eddie Ainsmith.
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Giants
New York
Polo Grounds
Eddie Ainsmith
Harrell Toenes Eyes 20th Win In Florida State League
DeLand ace Harrell Toenes won his 18th game by limiting St. Augustine to three hits in a 7 0 shutout. Sanford edged Leesburg 7 6 as Cleo Jeter troubled the Anglers, while Gainesville beat Orlando 9 2. Island City and Ocala tied 2 2 after eight innings. second game postponed due to rain. Schedule: Daytona Beach at Ocala. Sanford at Leesburg. DeLand at St. Augustine. Gainesville at Orlando.
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Associated Press
Harrell Toenes
DeLand
Moundsman
St. Augustine Saints
Sanford Seminoles
Leesbore
Cleo Jeter
Seminoles
Sigmon
Gainesville
Orlando Nationals
G-Men
Fred Byram
Daytona Beach
Islanders
Ocala Yearlings
Ocala
Sandford
Leesburg
St. Augustine
Orlando
Grey Dynasty of Rex Ellsworth and Mickey Tenney at Hollywood
Horse breeders Ellsworth and Tenney built a desert empire from a $500 start. They ran a rugged operation from Safford Arizona to Hollywood Park California, breeding and racing Silver Cord and Arigotal, producing seven purses and multiple track records. Harmony Cord led a six-length victory in debut as they proved their unlikely success story in the pacific coast's top classic for youngsters.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Cord
California
Hollywood Park
Rex Ellsworth
Mickey
Tenney
Safford
Ariz
Gila Bend
Lexington
Silver Cord
Stefan the Great
Ariel
Kentucky
Ellsworth
Arizona
Arkansas
Texas
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Valdosta
Albany
Fallahacsee
Moultrie
Alabama State Itcoy
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Rewlon
Tallassee
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By Eddie Brietz
Pat Willcox
Waterloo Gulf
Charles City
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Journal
Joe Engel
Joe
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Art Kreug
Hollywood
Maurice Tillet
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