Harbert Threatens Western Amateur Title at South Bend
Harbert of Battle Creek Mich ranked as a dangerous contender to displace Wilford Wehrle of Racine Wis for the Western amateur golf crown at South Bend Ind. The 31 year old 2B threat, famed for long drives, won Michigan state open last year and led by defeating John Holmstrom and Harry Todd in match play. Moreland and veterans like Lehman and Leslie also advancing as Round 3 progresses.
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South Bend
Ind
Chick Harbert
Battle Creek
Mich
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Barbert
Iis
Harbert
Billy Holt
John Holmstrom
Rockford
Stl
Wehrie
St Paul Girl Wins Western Junior Golf Title
Jang Goodsill of St Pat Minn won the women's Western open golf championship title with an S and 2 victory in the 8 hole final over Cath erne Shuster of Long Beach California in Chicago on July 15.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Jang Goodsill
St. Pat
Minn
Catherne Shuster
Long Beach
Calitee
Gulf Fishing Prospects Reported by Galveston Anglers
A Galveston based fishing report notes favorable weekend prospects for Texas coast anglers. Mackerel are biting for trollers and local fishermen expect strong tarpon and kingfish runs as water conditions improve. Fort Arthur and Fort Arkua report early catches with boats headed out Friday for weekend fishing.
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Frese
Arexs
Galveston
Fort Arkuass
Fort Arthur
Weaktich
Army League Race Remains Tight Between Rambers and Manchus
In Friday action the Rambers and the Ninth Infantry Manchus fought to a deadlock as Twelfth Field Artillery delivered strong support. Jim Garber pitched for Calssong, limiting Randolph’s offense while the Ninth Infantry rallied to an 11 11 tie in a later night clash, with the Twenty-first Infantry posting a come from behind win earlier in the week. The Ninth Infantry and Fifteenth Field Artillery were set to meet at Christy Matthewson Memorial at 8 p.m.
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Army Desque
Naif
Rendelph Field Ramblers
Ninth Infantry Manchus
Randolph
Kelly
Ninth Infantry
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Christy Matthewson Meta
Indians Sweep All Stars In Fifth Annual Game
Indianapolis Indians defeated the all-stars 6 to 3 in the fifth annual American Association game in Indianapolis. Long John Niggeling, 33, of Remsen Iowa, won with two-out single in the fourth scoring Mesner and Baker. Don French finished for Indianapolis. Other hurlers were Wyatt Parmelee and Brown from the other clubs.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Indians
John Niggeling
Sixfoot
Yieht-Hanger
Remsen
Iowa
Myron McCormick
Niggeling
Vance
Don French
Kemp Wicker
Kansas City
Whitlow Wyatt
Milwaukee
Leroy Parmelee
Minneapolis
Lloyd Brown
Bt. Paul
Refugio rally halts Oilers 7 to 3 in Texas Valley League clash
Refugio exploded late to defeat Corpus Christi Oilers 7 to 3. Battery highlights included upper and Whitney for Refugio with key homers from Willer and others. In other action Taft edged Brownsville 10 to 9 and Harlingen beat McAllen 5 to 3 with Gene Hinricks earning his nineteenth win.
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Corpus Christ
Cortinna
Refusio Oilers
Corpus Cheied
Upper
Whitney
Beasley and
Turner
Willer
Fite Cardinals
Cardinals
Taft
Brownsville
Batt
Ogden
Ashby
Hoffman
Creel
Dantonio
McAllen
Gene
Lefty
Hinricks
Harlingen
McAlen Palms
Crigg
McAlinn
Hinriths
Fisher
Cobb
Grigg
Southern Association Try Snippets and City Matchups
The fragmented notes show Southern Association matchups with teams such as Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans, and Chattanooga. Included are partial scores, lineups, and references to players like Sharpe, Kerkaleck, Cable, Hass, and West, along with Evangeline League results for Lake Charles, Abbeville, Lafayette, Rayne, New Iberia, Jeanerette, and Opelousas.
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Atlanta
Nashville
I4a
New Orleans
Bremington
Chattanooge Dan
Memphis
Knoxville
Anattenness Beuerbrun
Casey
Ottarini
Beckman and Richards
Little Hock
Chattanooga
Dora
Sharpe
Kerkaleck and
Cable
Hass
West
Nashuitte
Evans and
George
Crouch and Hofterln
Birmingham
Knozxville
Rain
Evangeline League
Lake Charles
Abbeville
Lafayette
Rayne
New Iberia’ S
Jeanerelte v
Dra
Opelousas
Abandonment of the 1940 Olympics debated worldwide
The piece argues Japan should not derail the 1940 Olympic Games despite its war against China. It notes two years remain to prep, urges timely hosting if possible, and discusses reactions from nations wary of Tokyo. It praises Finland as a potential host and stresses the need for a united, peaceful games program.
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Japan
China
Yaifeing
Freddie Wolcott
Tokio
Finland
Helsingfors
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Burleigh Jacobs Jr
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Gulf
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