Second Round Starts Sunday at Black Knight Club Championship
Rains delayed qualifying for the Club Championship at Black Knight Country Club. About 60 or 70 players expected in flights. 20 have yet to post initial scores. Dr E B Wray leads with 75. defending champ W C Griffith and Spring tourney champ J W Bolen among late qualifiers. First round Sunday to Saturday September 4. second round Sunday September 5. semis Labor Day morning. final that afternoon over 18 holes. Pairings set after scores posted Saturday. announced in the Sunday Register.
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Major League Standings National League Update
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 8 to 5 as rain postpones other games.
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Basketball matchups list for eight teams with selected duos
Cincinnati at Brooklyn featuring Derringer and Grissom against Frank house and Hamlin. Pittsburgh at New York pairs Weaver and Lucas or Brandt against Melton and Smith. St. Louis at Philadelphia sees Ryba and Harrell against LaMaster and Passeau. Chicago at Boston pits Carleton and Root against Fette and Lanning or Bush.
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New York at St Louis and Other 1920s Matchups
New York travels to St Louis with Rufing facing Hildebrand in a key motion. Washington visits Chicago as Appleton meets Dietrich. Boston plays Detroit with Walberg or Wilson against Wade. Philadelphia hosts Cleveland as Thomas opposes Galehouse.
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Howell Wins HTH Game for Indians
Logan batsmen backed Dixie Howell to his 13th win with a big eighth inning rally that produced all runs in a 6 to 3 victory over Welch. The Indians knocked Kilbane from the box in the eighth, adding four hits, two walks, and an error to seal the win.
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Oscar Nichols Tosses No Hit Game For Bemeco Win
Bemeco pitcher Oscar Nichols threw a no hit no run game against Morris Brothers, allowing two baserunners. Nichols doubled and singled, sharing batting honors with Pierce who hit a triple and single. Cooper stood out on defense alongside Darlington as Bemeco built a big early lead and finished 6 0.
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Ruth Safe After Rainy Doubleheader Recap
New York notes a rain soaked doubleheader with Ruth’s 60 home run record highlighted as aging. Rudy York and Joe DiMaggio chase pace while Yankees feast on homers in Chicago and Pittsburgh World Series. Team shifts include Red Rolfe blaming left handed pitching and Bill Terry plans for future years as Giants bench Mancuso with Danning seeking chance to catch.
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Amateurs Reach Semi Finals in National Championship
Ray Billows from Poughkeepsie defeated Reynolds Smith of Dallas two up to reach the semi finals at Alderwood Country Club in Portland. Johnny Goodman of Omaha and Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati advanced with tight wins, while Winfield Day beat Ross Somerville one up after a see-saw match. Chick Evans, in his 28th appearance, beat Frank Strafaci 3 and 2. Marvin Ward defeated Fred Haas Jr. on the 21st hole.
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Bud) Ward
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Softball Spoils Baseball Talent
Detroit scout Billy Doyle says softball hurts baseball quality. He watched 1,173 kids in an Ohio State semi pro tournament, signed four, mildly interested in three others, noting true players are rare and softball drains the sport’s feeder ranks.
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Legless Swimmer Reaches Halfway on Albany to New York Swim
Charles Zimmy, 46, legless swimmer, neared the midpoint of a 155 mile non-stop swim from Albany to New York. After five hours of heavy currents, he passed under the mid Hudson bridge at 7 21 p m ET and an hour later was two miles further downstream, swimming well with the tide.
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Mountain State League Thursday Scores Tie up in action
Williamson defeats Beckley 5 to 2 while Logan edges Welch 6 to 3. Friday schedule features Logan at Beckley and Williamson at Bluefield.
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Budge and Mako Reach Semi-Finals in Doubles Showdown
In a drizzle, Don Budge and Gene Mako defeated Bobby Riggs and Bernie Coghlan 7-5 10-8 6-2 at Longwood to reach the national doubles semi finals for the third straight year. They will face Bitsy Grant and Wayne Sabin, who edged Mangin and Yamagishi in five sets.
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Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Wayne Sabin
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Sabin
Gregory Mangin
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Japan
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Germany
U. S
Leaders and figures extend across baseball ranks
Names like DiMaggio Gehrig Foxx Greenberg Medwick Dickey York appear among top players cited with year context, alongside mentions of Mrs. Dorothy Andrus New York and Mme Sylvia Henrotin France in a held over event. The fragmentary note suggests a cross national discussion or awards session touching prominent Yankees Tigers Cardinals and other clubs.
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