Walter Hagen Aims To Dominate PGA Tour Opener
St Paul, Aug 23 Walter Hagen five time PGA champion declared he is ready for the National Professional Golfers Association tournament at Kelise course starting Tuesday. Hagen shot a 67 at Interlochen in Minneapolis to tie the unofficial course record, beating par by six strokes as rain-soaked practice rounds continued. Defending champ Tom Creavy of Albany, N Y, will play Wednesday after 38-hole qualifying. Other contenders braved poor weather including Johnny Farrell Horton Smith Ted Turner August Nordone Ext Didiey Olin and Mortie Ontra.
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Stockdale blanks Rayn-o-Shine in tough loss at home
Stockdale beat Rayn-o-Shine 2 16 to 0 as Wilks pitched a three hit shutout with all runs unearned due to Topper errors in the infield. Bourgeois Livingston and Moore sparked the offense with two hits apiece as Stockdale overwhelmed Lafield and the Toppers.
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Ranchito Polaists Defeat San Angelo in Polo Match
FORT WORTH August 23 Ranchito polasts Sunday afternoon defeated the crack San Angelo Rangers by 7 to 6 in the third game of the abbreviated tournament at El Ranchito field. Alfred House led San Angelo with two late goals while Len Mertz scored a late tally to narrow the margin. Hardy Neel Horace Robbins Ceall Childers BH Stephens started for Ranchito in the opening chukters.
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World chess champion Alekhine defeated in final round
In Pasadena on August 29 Dr Alexander Alekhine of Paris world chess champion lost to Arthur W. Dake of Portland, Oregon, narrowing Alekhine's lead but leaving him with ample rating points. The Portland challenger secured a coastal title after a decisive finish in the last round of the world chess congress.
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Gudat Boosts Cubs In Flag Drive For World Series Help
Marvin Gudat, a versatile lefty bat and outfielder, has become a key pinch hitter for the Chicago Cubs as they push toward the World Series. His late rallying hit and aggressive baserunning helped spark a come from behind win against the Giants, highlighting his role in Chicago’s push and his past rise through San Antonio and Cincinnati.
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Sing Sing Eleven Preps All Summer
OSSINING NY Aug 28 Captain Alabama Tilts and Ws boys are out for revenge. Sing Sing prison football players have been preparing all summer for a rematch with Port Str police department team that beat them last year. They practice signals and plays under Coach AL Chase with early training and invulnerability drills.
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Western amateur champ decided in Rockford and others
Rockford Illinois saw Lit Moreland defeat Couch 5 and 4 to win the Western amateur championship. Olahoma Peoria Mrs Hill retained Western wormers title with a 2 and 1 win over Lucille Robinson in Chicago. Hawthorne Gold Cup won by Plutky Play with Falrelin, Mate and Gusto trailing in Saratoga.
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Happy Gal and Ladysman top 2-year-olds
Arlington Futurity looms for Ladysman and Happy Gal after Saratoga clash. Ladysman leads in earnings with 59,635 while Happy Gal has 30,525. both vie for the $40,000 Hopeful and $100,000 Futurity titles as early as next month.
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Mrs Weissmuller Plans Divorce From Johnny Weismuller
Mrs Weissmuller said she will file a divorce suit within the next week in Hollywood. She plans to return to New York and possibly resume stage work after the decree. She described the separation as a terrible blow and said they will be strangers if they meet again.
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Llano Clinches Hill Country League Lead With Win
Llano Cowboys beat Brady Sunday to clinch the second half championship in the Hill Country league. Chink Taylor hit a single in left to spark the rally as Brown and Whe hind chased the play, tying the score in the sixth on a error. Llano now leads the league by three and a half games.
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Yankees Need 18 Victories To Clinch Pennant
The Yankees can clinch the American League title with 18 wins in their remaining games, while the Cubs would need 22 victories in the National League. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn stumble as Cubs and Yankees draw closer to clinching. Ruth homers in both ends of a split with Chicago, keeping New York atop the circuit with a 20 1/2 game lead. Cleveland sweeps a doubleheader from Boston before falling in the nightcap as Denny Fate homers in the 11th. Detroit pounds Washington for 21 hits and a 15 7 victory.
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Carey Sets Record for Dirt Half Mile
Deb Carey of Anderson Indiana established a new world record time of 22.58 seconds for the dirt half mile at Gree… in Greston Indiana during trials for Sunday's program, which was postponed due to rain. The previous record of 22.80 was set by Brannie Rose of Dayton Ohio in July 1932 on the same track.
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Michelson Wins Long Run at International Marathon
Albert Michelson of New York, a three time winner of the Baltimore to Washington race and the first American to finish the Olympic marathon in Los Angeles, dominates the Boston Olympics club event in Salem New Hampshire clocking 2 hours 50 minutes 19 seconds. Juan Zabala of Argentina quits after 12 miles from heat and blisters. Johnny Semple of Lynn finishes behind Michelson. Demat of Boston places third. De Bruyn failed to start.
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Tolan weighs Japan coach offer after Olympic sprint wins
New York dispatch reports Eddie Tolan received two offers from Japan after winning both sprints in the Olympic Games. One was to tour and race, the other to coach Nippon athletes for up to four years. He will decide later, as accepting the coaching role would end his sprinting career.
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Last Foreign Athletes Desert Olympic Village
Los Angeles August 29 The Olympic village opens in California as foreign teams begin departing for home after the Games. World champions and athletes from many nations, once deep into the city culture, prepare to leave while locals imagine uses for the vacant village buildings and facilities.
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Indians Chalk Off One Game With Cats
Election talk eases Indians schedule and slightly dims their slim hope to avoid last place. A Sunday off day due to election shifts plans. a two game set with Fort Worth moved to Tech Field starting at 2 40 PM Monday. one of the three slated scrimmage games will not be played.
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LEADERS TEXAS LEAGUE AND AMERICAN LEAGUE SUMMARY
In Texas League action Beaumont, Dallas, and Houston stars post big numbers. Key players include Rowe Beaumont 22.0.0 and Schulz Beaumont 20, plus Greenberg Beachmont 46 minutes and James Dallas 48 doubles. American League leaders feature Fuss Athletics 337 and Foxx 124 RBIs, with Ruth Yankees strong on steals and power. Southwest region notes crown Stewart golf champion at Clovis, N. M. with victory over Hill Soance Roswell caddy 7 and 6.
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Martin Moved to Third Base for Cardinals
St. Louis August 2. Depper Martin, famed for World Series hitting, was moved from center field to third base by Gabby Street in a run of defensive experiments to strengthen the champions. Sparky Adams, sidelined by a knee injury, will miss a chance to regain his third base spot as Martin’s move continues through doubleheaders with Brooklyn Podgers.
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Texas League Scores and Rescheduled Games
Swailnuts defeated Fort Worth at Gan Alton while Alton and Houston's Wyler suffered a rainout. Beaumont led 14-10, Loneview 7-2, Galveston 1-4, Dalian 9-6 as Dallas Mandar Pott Worth played Say Avianie with Dallax at Galveston and Loneview at Beaumont plus Tyler at Houston.
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Unclear Names Tie Hints to Early Baseball Scores
Fragmentary OCR text references multiple city names and players with mismatched spellings. Mentions Cleveland versus Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, and other places, plus several individuals. Unable to determine a coherent event or outcome from the garbled data.
National League and Associated Leagues Baseball Scores Briefs
National League results include New York over Philadelphia four to two and Cincinnati over St. Louis four to one. American Association games show Chattanooga blanking Atlanta and others with scheduled picks. Pacific Coast notes Seattle and Hollywood atop standings with San Francisco and Los Angeles heavy winners. International League scores list Montreal and Albany, Baltimore and Rochester, with only games scheduled. Western Association reports Springfield and Syracuse in action with scattered results.
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Three Racing Drivers Die in Woodbridge Crash
Three drivers died after a Sunday Woodbridge race crash. Frank Farmer and Bill Neapolitan, both from Philadelphia, died at Perth Amboy hospital from injuries. Neapolitan suffered chest injuries. Farmer had a skull fracture. Edward Leeper of Indiana, previously jailed in Terre Haute, also died after his car toppled a railing in another incident.
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Bart's Triple Win Sparks Kodak Kats Victory
Bart led the Kodak Kats to a 6-2 win over Knepper's Garage on Sunday. Kolbassa pitched well and drove in runs while teammates contributed with solid defense and clutch hitting.
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Tech High Gridders Report Sept 4 for Practice
Tech High grid team will begin initial practice on Monday September 4 under coach Toady Riley. With many former Main Avenue stars moved to Thomas Jefferson, Riley plans a Breen oaguati to build a fresh squad.
Aguilar and Seguin Teams Set for Labor Day Double Bill
Rain washed out Sunday plans as Aguilars of San Antonio and Seguin Tigers aimed for a Van Daele Stadium doubleheader next Sunday with a possible second day against the D'Henis club for the Aguilars on Labor Day.
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Tennis Singles Final Match Set At Club
Es Trylar of Austin faces Lieut Dolph Muehleisen, state champion, in the final men’s singles after rain washed out Sunday. Taylor, 1931 winner, meets Muehleisen on terms. Junior doubles and women’s singles progress with Reichert poised for title shot. mixed doubles and boys events also on tap.
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Austin
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Yorktown
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Eunice Dean
Jay Colin Sweep Wins Michigan Open Men’s Tennis Title
Jay Colin of Santa Monica swept the men's singles at the Michigan Open in Grand Rapids by defeating Ed Lejeck of Chicago 6-1 6-2 7-5 to claim the title. Dorothy Huet of Chicago won the women's singles, and Huet paired with Jack Harriy to beat Louise Hofmeister and Leo Lejeck of Chicago 8-0 8-1 to win the mixed doubles.
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