Sarazen Wins Pro Golf Title in Dramatic Final
Gene Sarazen clinched his third national professional golf championship at the Tice Mound Country Club, defeating Willie Goggin 4 and 3 after a morning struggle tied the match. Sarazen, fresh from British and American Open wins in 1932, heads to the Canadian Open in Toronto.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday AP Update
American League results include Detroit 6 Chicago 5 and New York 3 Washington 4. Philadelphia 16 Boston 19. St Louis 3 Cleveland 2. Return reflects late standings and notable scoring margins.
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Basketball Scores From Weekend Card Contests
Pittsburgh edged Chicago 3 2 while Philadelphia beat New York 2 1. Boston routed Brooklyn 6 to 0 and Cincinnati fell to St. Louis 2 to 3 with final margins reflecting close games.
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Local Scores Show Mixed Results Across Cities
Minneapolis 3 10 Toledo 0 12 St Paul 2 1 Columbus 672 Kansas City 1 0 Indianapolis Milwaukee 5 4 Louisville 4 3. Matches record scores by city and team with varying outcomes across the region.
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League results brief from Albany to Newark
International League scores report Albany 1 Rochester 2 Jersey City 4 Montreal 2 Newark 4 Buffalo 2. remaining teams not scheduled.
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Pacific Coast League Mission Scores Mixed Across Cities
The report lists Pacifc Coast League missions with results in multiple cities. Oakland 7 1 Portland 1 4 Sancres 7 1 Seattle 1 2 Los Angeles 7 Hollywood 4 7 Cherise 7 5.
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Bartlesville and New Orleans Games Roundup
Sports scores show Nashville defeating Bartlesville 5 to 3 and Chattanooga topping Knoxville 3 to 0 while New Orleans fell 3 to 1. Multiple results listed from a single standings items page.
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Untitled sports score snippet from midseason results
A compressed list shows Oklahoma City 4 to 1 over opponents. Houston 3 to 2. Tulsa blanked 0 to 4. Beaumont 7 to 5. Fort Worth and Dallas 3 and 12 with San Antonio. Galveston 6.
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Red Sox explode for 11 in first inning in 19 3 win
The Boston Red Sox dash Philadelphia Athletics 19 to 3 after scoring 11 runs in the first inning. Detroit tops Chicago 7 6 in a game shortened by rain as Senators push league lead. Cubs beat Pirates as Cardinals take two. Dodgers roll past Braves in a power-filled doubleheader.
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Roswell Giants prevail over Portales 3 2 at Thorne Park
The Roswell Giants defeated Portales 3 2 yesterday after defeats in Amarillo, riding Pirtle’s four hit gem and a first inning homer by Bagwell. Knox delivered the eventual run with a late single as the Giants regain confidence. Robinson and Bagwell swapped positions while Richmond moved to left field and Ridge to first.
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West Defeats East In Polo In Intersections Series
Westerners led by Cecil Smith and H W Williams beat Hitchcock’s Eastern team 15 to 11 at Onwentsia club in Chicago. Smith scored four times and survived a 43 minute delay after a fall. Hitchcock’s squad responded late but fell short as the series opened. The second match is slated for Wednesday. a third would be next Sunday if needed.
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Man Thought to Be Kidnapped Is Home
Harry Busse, business agent of the United States Tire and Rubber Workers Union, returns to Chicago after a six day absence amid unconfirmed kidnapping fears. Police also arrest Abe Schaffner, 39, ex convict, to be questioned on several unreported kidnappings linked to bookmakers and underworld figures.
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Youths, Older Women, and Marriage Advice Cartooned
A humorous column discusses why young men age early twenties pursue older women amid money worries and social norms. It cautions that financial conditions influence matches, urges caution before promising marriage, and notes opinions on age gaps and stability. In Las Cruces jail news, guard Andres Cicinero reports attempted jail break via cut wire, leading to extra security. Albuquerque sports brief covers Madrid Miners beating Santa Fe Stationers 13 to 5 and Bernalillo Legion blanking Las Vegas Maroons 19 to 0.
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Spec Stewart Tops New Mexico Golfers In City Meet
New Mexico's busiest golfer Spec Stewart played a qualifying round in the city tournament here and flew to Denver for the Colorado state tournament finals Wednesday. Lawson Little accompanied Stewart after they qualified for the national amateur event. Dave Goldman of Dallas fired 69 in qualifying, breaking the Sandia course record with 139 to take medalist honors. Stewart posted 150 in qualifying. The Miners have not lost a second half league game.
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Yesterday's Stars shine in league action recaps
Leo Durocher and the Cardinals-Rap combined for three doubles and two singles against Cincinnati. Monte Pearson limited the Browns to six hits in the second game and drove in the winning run. Tony Cuccinello powered the Dodgers with a triple and four singles against Boston. Dusty Cooke led the Red Sox with three singles and three runs against the Athletics. Phil Collins restricted the Giants to five hits in a 2-1 win. Hank Greenberg collected three doubles and a single against the White Sox, scoring the deciding run. Len Warneke outpitched Bill Swift, eight hits to beat the Pirates 3-2. Buddy Myer raked Yankee pitching with a double and three singles for Washington.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Update
National League leaders include Klein of the Phillies leading in average at .375, with Davis and Terry of the Giants close. Martin of the Cardinals tops runs with 74, Klein adds 94 RBIs and 159 hits, Berger leads home runs with 20, and Cantwell of the Braves leads wins at 15.
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Foxx Leads A’s In Batting And Home Runs Season
Batting leaders show Foxx of the Athletics at .351 with 34 home runs and 111 runs batted in. Simmons of the White Sox hits 160, Gehrig leads with 94 runs, while Ruth trails with 26 homers. Pitching line features Grove 17 6 and Whitehill 15 6.
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Weekend sports roundup across golf tennis polo racing and track
In weekend action from Milwaukee to Budapest, Shazen defeats Goggin 5 and 4 for the Georgia Amateur crown while Eddie Driggs advances to the New York state amateur final. Lucine Kopinson upsets Virginia Van Wie to win the Western Open as Marjorie Harrison, age fourteen, captures a first major tourney in Lake Champlain. Tennis sees Woog top Sutter for the Eastern grass title, Dorothy Fonda wins the women’s crown, and doubles go to Vines and Gledhill. Ruth Bailey St Louis rises as women’s public parks champion. Don Budge claims the national junior title over Gene Mallory, with Robert Harmon and Robert Riggs winning other youth mirrors. Polo features Chicago West over East in the opener of a series. Saratoga Racing sees Wise Daughter win the Saratoga Special and Indian Runner capture the Illinois Owner’s Handicap. El Lagarto wins the Red Bank speedboat stakes. Ralph Metcalfe matches track marks in Budapest.
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Fight Fiesta at Madison Square Garden leads boxing week
New York Aug 14 AP two rising heavyweights Patsy Perroni of Cleveland and Spanish challenger Isadore Gassanaga headline Madison Square Garden. Perroni in NYC debut after beating Johnny Risko while Gastanaga known for a string of knockouts. The card aims to draw summer indoor crowds with cool arena and weekly shows if profits hold. Midget Wolgast weighs in for a ten round bout with Pete Stol. Other results note Morrist?e and cycling headlines from Paris Van Egmond and Scherens defending titles.
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