Golf's Pro Players Battle For 32 Qualifiers
In St Paul a field of 103 professionals contests the 32 automatic berths for the annual Pro Golfers Association championship at the Keller course. Defending champ Tom Creavy seeks another title as stars like Walter Hagen Billy Burke and others vie through a grueling 356-hole qualifying test across six days.
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ALY
ST. Paul
Aug
Gene Baraven
Leo Dirgel
Keller
Cooper Hot Cauice
Creavy
Harry Capper
Chicago
Harlan Smith
Witinee
Denny Shule
Jonny Farrell
Paul Runyan
John Golden
Oly Dutra
Ed Dudley
al Watrous
Joe Tuncsa
Cooper
Farrell
Pat
Wlso
Seversl
Judley
Sallyst
Gundry
Dick Metz
Deal
N J
James Martucci
Rastrock Telcha
N. J
Arthur Hamm
Rajeigh
N C
J. Fairly Clark
Gayanian
Howley
Williamsville
Don Bemish
Newark
Jim Young
South Hedley Center
Mass
Art Gusa
Narragansett
Nowlin to get here Friday for golf
Dallas young golfer Louis Nowlin travels to San Antonio arriving Friday afternoon to practice three days at Willow Springs before the Texas state junior golf championship opening September 6. He faces strong rivals including Fred Borsoddl Raleigh White Bill Barvin and San Antonio stars such as Halbert Grumbles Lorraine Young and Tom Lawrence. Final entries rose to 66 with more expected as The Light sports department screens finalists.
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Louis Nowlin
Dallas
Nawlis
Fred Borsoddl
Houston Flash
Houston
Raleigh White
Temple
Bill Barvin
Mercedes
Rice Institute
Don Schuhemincher
Dick Turker
McAllen
Willard Connoily
al Kinser
Dustin
San Antonio
Halbert Grumbles
Lorraine Young
Tom Lawrence
Ed Dingle
Fred Forsyth
Jan Gugenheim
Lst
J. W. Senth
Nen
Jack Mcc-Coy
Bill Halloran
Alfonso Zepeda
Fred Flores
Cecil Furman
Finlites
Mexican speed stars enter road race
Mexican speed stars will vie with United States stars in the 14 mile International road races from a point below Nuevo Laredo to Monterey next Sunday morning. The race committee announced the event as a showcase of motor cycle road racing talent across national lines.
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United States
Nuevo Batedo
Monterey
Woman Pilot Heads Trans-Pacific Yacht Race From Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara California on August 20 a historic trans-Pacific race began with no woman challenger to the male dominance in yacht racing from Santa Barbara to Honolulu. Mrs William Slavens McNutt of La Canga California commanded the 48 foot ketch Payth against Dr Ployd Smith of Oxnard California in his 65 foot yawl Mollisou. Both yachts set out through fog and hope for safe passage as they head toward Honolulu.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
INS
Honolulu
William Slavens McNutt
la Cangea
Payth
Ployd Smith
Oxnard
Mollisou
Santa Berbara
Prairie chickens abundant ahead of September season
Amarillo Texas game wardens report a plentiful supply of prairie chickens in West Texas for the four day season opening September 4. The report notes strong numbers and aims to guide reach owners and hunters as fall hunting begins.
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Amarillo
Texas
West Texas
Monterrey racing weekend plans and cross border travel deals
Tee club from San Antonio reserves entries for Jose Serrano and Jose Estrada in the Mexico City Puebla road race with speeds cited. Monterrey hosts Sunday bullfight and a Labor Day program of track races with $3000 in road race prizes plus cups and merchandise trophies. Missouri Pacific sets a $4.50 round trip rail rate to Monterrey and a border weekend ticket at $1.00.
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Tee
San Antonio
Jose Ser- Tano
Mexico City
United States
Serrano
Monterrey
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Lavender and Moore win Texas PGA golf sweepstakes
Lavender an amateur and Welle Moore a professional captured the Texas PGA monthly amateur pro sweepstakes in Dallas on Monday. Lavender shot 66 on the par 79 phrased Stev ens park layout while Moore, an assistant at Bter ens, tied for second with a 68. Other contenders from Waco Fort Worth and Dallas posted 70s to share third place.
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Bell
Byrn Nelson
Smiley Rowland
Fort Worth
Louis Nowlin
Lefty Stackhouse
Dallas
Dick May
Bill Robinson
Galveston Captures Gulf Coast Open Singles and Doubles
Henry Van Waesberge, Galveston city champion, defeats Gilmore Gwin of San Antonio 8-3 6-2 8-2 to win the singles title. Herbert Carl Wright and George Juneman of Galveston and Geferted A. Stary and J. Lucia of Houston win the doubles crown with scores 9-? 6-4 8-0.
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Gwin
Galveston
Aug
Henry van Waesberge
Galveston City
Gilmore Gwin
San Antonio
Herbert Carlwright
George Juneman
Calveston
Geferted
A. Stary
J. Lucia
Houston
Max Behmeling Plans For Speculator Bout In New York
Max Behmeling former heavyweight champion travels toward Speculator New York training for an 18 round fight with Mickey Walker on September 10. A plane incident forces the trainer Max Machon and crew to abandon the air trip and continue by rail after a wing collision and engine fire near the Hudson River.
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New York
Max Behmeling
Speculator
N. Y
Mickey Walker
Max
Himeoit
Aporia Wriléra
Saralona
Jake
Gena Tunney
Jack
Bempsey
Uneir
Max Machon
Machon
Hudson River
Ouimet Names Moreland as Regular for Walker Cup
Brookline, Mass. August 30 Captain Francis Ouimet selects Gus Moreland as a regular for the American Walker Cup team. Ouimet, recently bled by illness, hopes to lead five starters including himself George Volkah Jess Bweel ser and Charlie Seaver. Torrance faces tougher choices for Britain with several contenders yet to hit form.
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Mass
Gollballa
Francis Ouimet
Bud
Finie
Jimmy” Johnston
St. Paul
Ump
Tony ‘Torrance
Ouimet
Jusime
Quimet
George Volah
Gus Moreland
Jess Bweel
Ser
Charlie Seaver
Torrance
John Booklers
Eric Fiddlan
Leonard Crawley
Joan
Rex Hartley
John de Forest
Bill Stout
Kee McRave
Lester Hartley
de Forest
Golf Notes Menefee Leads Willow Springs Brackenridge Sweepstake
Ted Menefee sensational Little Brackenridge Park professional wins the Willow Springs weekly amateur sweepstake with a 13 foot birdie putt. He extends a streak of sub par golf to 126 holes, finishing with a strong 70s round despite a 6 on the 11th and a great finish on the last hole. Edison Steele and Tucker Bowles tie for second with 72 and 71 nets respectively. Rogero posts 70 net to claim first prize, while Nathaway and McKnight contend for minor money.
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Brackenridge Park
Menetee
Willow Springs
Jocal
Edison Steele
Tucker Bowles
Hully
Steele
Hill Seeks Medal Play Title In West Women’s Golf
Mrs. Hill of Kansas City begins her bid for a third straight West Coast women’s golf title at 18th medal play event in Chicago. She faces rivals Lucille Robinson Des Moines Iowa Virginia Van Wie Chicago Mrs. Pardus Minneapolis Arends Detroit and Beyer Tulosa among others as 18 holes on day one lead toward 72-hole crown with 26 holes left Thursday.
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Hill
Chicago
Cpril Hill
Kansas City
West
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Towa
Virginia van Wie
Austin Pardus
Minneapolis
John Arends
Detroit
Roy Greene
Glendale
Calif
Walter Beyer
Tulosa
Oklo
Thursby
St Marys to Play Trojans in Football Clash
Los Angeles August 30. Al Marys college and the Trojans of USC near agreement after weeks of talks. Announcement expected within a week. If finalized, the teams would meet on the third Saturday of the season in a major football matchup.
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Los Angeles
Mary's College
Trojans
VU. B. G
Woeks
Acc Cording
Piotin
eAmo
Seavon
Texas League results and schedule fragment
Teas league recap shows Aumitay combined score details with San Antonio 2, Galverton 0, Beaumont 4, Longview 1. Standings read 4-1 and 24? Ping Tuesday and Friday schedule lines list Tyler at Bun Autialy Longview at Galverton Fort Worth at Beaumont Linilan at Moraton Ping Tuesday. Uke at New York St Louis at Washington, Botole at Talingetstis Cleveland at Boston.
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Bun Autialy
Longview
Galverton
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Beaumont
Linilan
Moraton
New York
Loula
Waahincinn
Talingetstis
Cleveland
Boston
National League Monday results and schedule notes
National League results show placeholders for teams such as Bonton Trimburgh and Daly. The schedule lists Play Tae Bowlon at Pallyburen and Froeietyn at BY with New York at Chicago and Philadelphia, nh Cincinnati in implied matchups.
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Pallyburen
Froeietyn
Loulg
New Tork
Chiraue
Philaselphia
Claeinnatt
Granger Puts Memphis First in Southern League
Atlanta reports George Granger as a rising star who defeated the Memphis Chicks 5 to 0 while Little Rock won, and Nashville fell to a no hit game. Granger’s form helped Memphis seize a one game lead over Chattanooga Lookouts as Hamel returned to form and Messenger blanked the Lookouts.
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George Granger
Shining Star
Southern Association
Ims
Memphis Chikasaws
Teague
Little Rock
Travelers
Chattarooge
Granger
Nashville
Chicks
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Edwards
Hamel
Messenger
Chattanooga Lookouts
Memphis
Indians Help Set Record For Season
San Antonio Indians push to a season record in a wild second inning at Tech Field Manila. Seven Tort Werth players were put out as runners, with Brewer on first and Baker reaching third. Engle backed to first, Knothe and Brewer chased home as Catcher Query blocked and forced plays, culminating in Brewer scoring on a tricky rundown.
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Kowalik Night To Honor Tribe Ace At Teely Field
In San Antonio the Indians plan Kowalik Night to honor ace Failay Laréna Ky walla ahead of a game against Fort Worth. The double-header drew 150 paid, with Ly walla moving to the Chicago White Sox for cash. Fort Worth won 8-3 in the opener before rain halted the nightcap with Gribble and Sacketh noted for strong work and Ay Waren and Kott pacing the attack for the Indians.
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Failay Laréna Kywalla
Falls City
Indians
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Cats
Fort Worth
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Gribble
Reavy
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Kott
Box Score Chaos From Fragmented Field Notes
A jumbled sports brief reports pitches and outs with references to Tribes, boxers, and multiple players. Names like Gabler Danforth Gabier Johns Dantarip and Denlarth Loend appear amid scattered scoring notes and umpires Palmer and Saal.
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Mexico Nationals Tour Valley Baseball Schedule
Mexico Nationals basebalI team from San Antonio will tour the Rio Grande valley starting Friday with stops at Mission Harlingen San Benito Brownsville McAllen including a night game September 7. Ruddy defeats Halassy in international swimming match at New Brunswick New Jersey with a 440 yard time of 5 minutes 68 seconds.
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Rio Grande Valley
Bart Ca- Wo
Iuinerary
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Harlingen
San Benitt
Brownsville
McAllen
Ruddy
New Brunswick
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Rey Ruddy
New York Athletic Club
Oliver Halassy
Mie
Chiros Face Decisive South Texas Final At Austin
The Texan Ontropractic College Hawks travel to Austin Tuesday night to decide the South Texas championship against the Nu-Jeye after evening the series with a Sunday win. Key players include Dirk Horn and reserve options from West Fracas. The protest over ineligible Nu-Icy players was rejected by TA A President Stokes, confirming state roster certification.
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Serine
Austin Nu-Jeye
Austin
Dirk
Hundjebars
Horn
Urltr
Larry Miller
Tex White
Jim Ward
Lefty Webb
West Texas State Teachers' college cuts football ticket price
Canyon Texas The athletic council at West Texas State Teachers College has approved a new football ticket price of 75 cents per game. Previous seasons saw prices from 11 to 1.90 dollars depending on draw power.
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Canyon
Texas
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Athletic Council
Association Teams Ready for Playoff
Bartlesville Oklahoma August 30 The playoff for the Western Association championship opens here tonight Three games will be played here before the teams move to Springfield Friday to finish the series Manager Eddie Dyer will start Springfield pitcher Iron Potter or Lyons Ark Ewoldt will call upon Johnny Morgen his leading twirlers for the opening game
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Oklo
Springfield
Eddie Dyer
Iron Potter
Lyons
Ark Ewoldt
Johney Morgen
Hutchinson Players Sold to St Louis Club
Independence Kan Aug 20 Marty Purlell manager of Hutchinson Western Association baseball announces Carl Kentling first baseman and Dal Pollen outfielder sold to St Louis Nations League club. They will be sent to Cardinals farm clubs to finish the season.
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Independence
Kan
Marty Purlell
Hutchinson Western Associating
Carl Kentling
Dal Pollen
St. Louis Nations Jeague
Cardinals
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