Hagen Keeps One Stroke Open At British Open
JUDLEY STAYS CLOSE ON EELS JUDLEY STAYS CLOSE ON EELS ST, ANDREWS, Scotland, July 1 - Walter Hagen, the American veteran and four time holder of the title, kept a one stroke lead today by shooting a 72, one under par, for his second round and a total of 140 for 36 holes. Ed Dudley, of Concordville, Pa, was close behind with a 71, 1 under par, for a two day total of 141. Irish pro Aba Mitchell moved up with a 68 to tie for third at 142, two behind Hagen. Gene Bartley, defending champion, fell back with 146, five behind. Horton Smith led American entries with 146. Joe Exar of Waco, Tex, stood 145 after a stubborn round. Henry Cotton of Waterloo, Belgium, posted 72 for a total of 146. George Dunlap Jr. and Craig Ward each posted solid 74s. Bill Burke dropped to 159. Olin Dutra and Paul Runyan also failed to improve their positions. Hagen and American Ryder Cup teammates Jald wreaths celebrated on the eve of St Andrews Open as the Morises, father and son, recall eight Open titles won since 1841. The old cathedral grounds echoed with their legend as Hagen’s motto yesterday.
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Phillies and A's youthful mound help reshape rotation
Philadelphia and Philadelphia Athletics turn to young pitchers to bolster pitching depths. Jess Jackson wins on debut for the Phillies after University of Pennsylvania roots. Dick Oliver shines in his first start for the A’s, beating Boston 3 to 0 as Chicago and Cleveland division rivals pair up. Pirates beat Cardinals 7-6 in a 26-hit game to gain ground, Cubs top Reds 5-3 as Tinning earns fifth straight win. All-star game in Chicago looms as Yankees and White Sox clash in the AL era.
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Golf Scores Rally Across Britisher Circuit
Ecotrend leads with yesterday and today scores, listing golfers from Britain and beyond. Notable names include Horton Smith, Joe Azar, and Sam Hartley with mixed results across events in Scotland England and the U S. The report aggregates multiple scores like 70 71 76 148 and references venues in London Detroit Coral Gables and Somerville.
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Texan Upsets Bryan Grant at National Clay Courts
Bryan Grant of Atlanta, a top seed, disappears before the nationals as John Parker of Fort Worth defeats him 8-4. Parker advances to the quarterfinals facing Berkeley Bell of Austin as other round matches unfold across the tournament.
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Melugin Joins Buffs to Sub for Stebbins
Dewitt Melugin left at 1 8:30 Thursday afternoon for Houston to replace Lee Stebbins as first baseman of the Houston Buffs in the Texas league. Stebbins was sidelined by a collision with Ray Fritz of Beaumont Wednesday night and will miss at least two weeks. Manager Carey Selph arranged the contact through George Tucker of San Antonio, enabling Melugin to join the Buffs quickly.
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Former Champions on Same Ring Bill in Chicago
A double windup program at Mills stadium features former National Boxing Association titleholders Georgie Nichols of Buffalo versus Sammy Slaughter in a 10 round light heavyweight bout and Tommy Paul, also of Buffalo, facing Jackie Sharkey of Minneapolis in another 10 rounder. Nichols once held the light heavyweight title. Paul held the featherweight crown. Both bouts headline the Chicago stadium card.
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Boilermaker Wins Mile Feature at Arlington Park
Boilermaker ridden by B R Bradley finally wins a mile race at Arlington Park as three year olds contest the feature. Son of Bubbling Over, 1926 Derby winner, finishes strong but unable to claim top honors after a career of near misses. Previously runner up in nine starts this season with four seconds and two thirds.
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Joe White Edges Patticla In Narrow Brackenridge Card
Joe White edged Joe Patticla in the main event at Dick Armstrong's amateur show in Brackenridge Park Wednesday night. KO Wells and Charlie Murray drew after three fast rounds. Henry Vasquez lost to Kid Simons in three. Nine Reyes and PeeWee Dempsey also had a decision, while Eddie Maartines and Young Mike fought to a close draw. Don Martine and Elbert Cox had a 15 minute grappling bout that ended in a good din.
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Rough on Jockeys Free With Whips
Arlington Park stewards suspend two jockeys for 10 days each after slashing rivals during races. A 30 day suspension and referral to the I Kneis Turf association for further action will follow for similar offenses. H. Q. Fishback, former Washington insurance commissioner, dies after a heart attack. He stood over seven feet tall and weighed around 380 pounds.
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Wedding Bells for Schmeling in Berlin
Max Schmeling former world heavyweight champion and Miss Anny Ovite screen actress wed in a civil ceremony at Charlottenburg city hall. Honeymoon planned at Hilligendamm with a later religious ceremony at Gaarow. Schmeling greeted by a crowd as he drove away in his car.
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Turner Wins Panama Golf Championship
Lieutenant M. Turner of the army won the Isthmian amateur title in Panama defeating Earl Westman, an American businessman, one up in the 36 hole final at the Fork Admiral Golf Club. Turner, former San Antonio Country Club champion, also received the qualifying medal after Capt. R. W. Ryden of the United States Navy failed to participate in match play.
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Yesterday's Stars and Notable Plays Recap
Yesterday's Stars highlights mention Simmons and White Sox delivering hits including a double and single. Indiana contributed two runs and two RBIs from Wayd Vaughan. Tommy Bridges and Timers limited opponents in a late win. Charles Gritam doubled for Cube, while Dick Oliver led the Athletes with eight strikeouts in his first major league start.
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Missions Bid For Second Position In Texas League War
The Missions edged Galveston 9-7, pulling within a game of Beaumont and moving toward second place. Pred Tauby impressed in his debut, doubling in his first at bat and making a highlight defensive play, while Frank Osborn and Hank Severeid boosted the offense. Galveston led early, but Beaumont’s prior win tightened the standings as the game swung with timely hits and a late miscue by Moore.
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Stolen bases and hits listed for Cliffs players with two base hits by Touby Huttt Severeid Osborn and Balna. Molesworth driven home by British la Gald erg. Engle to Helma to Crossley as pitcher Wiltse allows ten hits and seven runs. Moore four runs off Wiltse and Conlan in relief. Bettencourt hit by pitch, strikeouts tallied by Wiltse Moore and Conlan. Time 1:50. Umpires Rober and Palmer.
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Rosters of Big League Star Clubs in Chicago
A jumble of player names and teams across American and National Leagues lists Chicago, Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and others. It mentions stars like Gehrig, Ruth, Cronin, Frisch, Dinneen, and Ferrell among multiple rosters and umpires, reflecting early baseball era rosters and affiliations.
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Moody Edges Krohwinkel To Reach Wimbledon Final
Helen Wills Moody advanced toward a sixth Wimbledon title by defeating Alicia Krohwinkel 6-4 6-3 in the semifinals. Dorothy Round routed Helen Jacobs 4-6 4-6 2-6 to set the final against Moody. Defending champions Borotra and Brugnon won in men's doubles, while Goldsack Pillman and Ridley beat Nutall and Whittingstall in women's doubles.
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Fight Results New York Card Summary
Isadora Gualmara from Shain knocked out Les Kennedy from Long Head Calif. Mike Helloiss of New York outpointed Mickey Barron of Scranton Pa. Chivaso Toteny Pharan of Chicago outpointed Jeckie Purvis from midtanspalls.
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Leaders Texas League Leaders
Washington of Fort Worth led with 126 total hits followed by Fausset of Galveston with 118 and Bejma of San Antonio. Hostetler led triples with 14 while Storeham and Tulss tied at 12. Ronura of Dallas topped home runs with 1. Washington of Fort Worth had 78 RBIs. Darrow of Galveston led wins with 11 and Greer of Houston had 15 strikeouts.
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Ambiguous Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
Fragmented schedule notes from multiple leagues with errors. Mentions American League game between Chicago and Philadelphia canceled by rain. Pacific Coast results include Hollywood over San Francisco four to two. Oakland at Sacramento tied one one. Portland tied one one. others show Los Angeles and Mission scores. Southern and Dixie leagues listed with numerous garbled names and unclear outcomes.
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Death of famed Walnut Hill stallion Guy Axworthy
In Lexington Kentucky on Tuesday Guy Axworthy died at Walnut Hill Farm where he had resided since 1916. The stallion known as Best of Stallions and a premier five producer for the standard breed was about AL years old and highlighted by many as the greatest breeder in the field. International League standings show Rochester at Albany and Montreal at Jersey City with Baltimore defeating Newark and Buffalo.
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