Haig challenges Sarazen over Ryder Cup eligibility
Detroit July 15 – Walter Hagen, Ryder Cup captain, fired at Gene Sarazen over team selections. Hagen ruled out several players as ineligible for the Ryder Cup, citing PGA membership rules and eligibility—names include Tom Armour Jimmy Thomson Harry Cooper and others. He contrasted Sarazen’s lineup, arguing Sarazen put in players not yet eligible or outside PGA. The piece notes forthcoming charity matches at Oakland Hills for the Red Cross and outlines the planned Ryder Cup events with several noted players in contention.
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Detroit
Depper Walter
Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Larszen
P.G. A
Gene
Haig
Sarasan
Tommy Armour
Jimmy Thomson
Harry Cooper
Eq Olver
Lawson Little
Ben Hogan
Clayton Heafner
Dinsity
Sarazen
Little
Hbger
PGA
Hogan
Heafner
Oliver
Jimmy Demaret
Billy Burke
Craig Wood
al Watrous
Frank Walsh
Barazen
Sprazen
Wlaethe Wall
Harness Racing Experiments Draw Running Horse Crowd
Spectators at Alamo Downs expect two weeks of trotting races starting Sunday. The crowd includes breeders, stable-owners, trainers, and track officials out of work after Texas banned betting. No wagering will occur and unknown local horses may compete alongside entrants from Tulsa and beyond.
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Alamo Downs
Texas
King Horse
Tulsa
OQUINN TOPS IN JCC GOLF TOURNAMENT
Dr. Edgar O Oinn er with at 78 took low gross honors over about 35 Jaycees in the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament at Willow Springs Sunday. Warren Bessellien and Clifford Hopewell tied for low net with Bessellien posting 84 gross and 14 handicap for 70 net. Hopewell 96 with 26 handicap. Jack DeNike placed third with handicap off and gross 0 for a 72 net.
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Edgar O'Quinner
San Antonino
Ward Wins Western Amateur, Heads Home to Practice
Bud Ward of Spokane clinched the Western amateur title at the Minneapolis Golf Club by defeating George Victor 2 up after 36 holes. Ward will rest briefly then practice intensely, focusing on woods and tee accuracy to defend his national title at Winged Foot, September 8–14. He finished strong with two eagles and multiple birdies, though six bogies traced to wayward driving.
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Minneapolis
Bud Ward
Spokane
Ward
George Victor
Chicago
Minneapolis Golf Club
Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
N. C
Victor
Eame
Red Sox Third Baseman Jim Tabor Weds Irene Bryan
Boston Red Sox third baseman Jim Tabor, 24, married Irene Bryan, 28, of South Boston, in St Augustine's rectory. Joe Heving served as best man and Ann Bryan was bridesmaid. The ceremony followed Bundey’s double header with St Louis. Tabor’s home is New Hope, Alabama.
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Boston
Jay
Jim Tabor
Boston Red Sox
Irene Bryan
South Boston
St. Augustine's Church
Joe Heving
Ann Bryan
Bundey
Louis Brows
Tabor
New Hope
Ala
Edward Curis as Idaho Territory Governor Longest Acting Leader
Edward Curis, though never appointed or elected, served as Idaho territory governor longer than any regular governor. Five appointed governors Bard Marston Conper Mirwen Hoyt failed to govern, so E J Curtis, secretary of the territory, acted as governor for nine years from 1878 to 1879, with a tease about tomorrow's burning cave of Idaho.
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Edward
Carus
Idaho Territory
Idaho
Samuel Bard
Gilman Marston
Alex 4. Conper
Thomas Mirwen
John B. Hoyt
E. J. Curtis
Tennis Tournaments RIGGS AND MARBLE AT WESTERN TITLES
Bobby Riggs of Chicago top seed and Alice Marble of Beverly Hills clinched the Western tennis tournament singles titles. Riggs defeated Welby Van Horn in straight sets as Marble swept Virginia Walfenden in the women’s final. Mixed doubles went to Riggs and Marble over Bill Talbert and Wolfenden.
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Marbles
Indianapolis
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Alice Marble
Beverly Hills
Callt
Welby van Horn
Los Angeles
William Murphy
Miss Marcie
Virginia Walfenden
Berkeley
Calif
Ming Marble
Bill Talbert
Cincinnati
Miss Wolfenden
Charles Hare
England
Johnny Shestrom
van Horn
Bob Eaterath
Houston
Bobby Carrcthers
Coronnda
Calle
Maryland
Baltimore
Baltimars County
Bobby Rugs
California
Donald McNeill
Oklahoma City
Miss Marble
TaMonapalia
McNeill
Wiiner
New York State
Dgmost
Henry Ratier
Tex Na
Arizona Texas League roundup with varied players listed
Fragmented OCR text names multiple players and teams across an Arizona Texas League context. It mentions Royhman Gardner Stapenhorst Paul Rico El Parcc Monk Skaner Clark Willi ameon Motria Hoyas Adania Devlin and others, with unclear scores and positions. The fragment lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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Albviaueratc
Seeas
Royhman
Anil Gardner
Stapenhorst
Paul
Rico EL
St Gerard's Pearl Sporta Triumphs Over 7 Trading
The St Gerard's team from Florenville defeated 7 Trading 0 in the fourth inning. St Gerard's now faces big jeans for their next game on Sunday.
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St. Gerard's
Pearl Sporta
St Gerard's
Florenville
Covington Park
Fort Sam
Dairyland and B RC of A split doubleheader at Richter's Field
Dairyland edged Dairyland 8 to 5 in game one while Rail Yeyprea won the nightcap 9 to 5. Star hitters included Tour and Strahd for Dairyland and Cowan and Tabbert for the Dreamers. Epp and L Epp homered for the Coachmen as the series featured multiple players with three hits.
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Dairyland Creamers
B. R.C
Richter
Feld
Dairyland
Rail
Yeyprea
Hopse
Creamers
Tour
Strahd
Otterside
Cowan
Tabbert
Dreamers
R. Epp
L. Epp
Comfort Tigers
San Antonio
Charles Martin
Cumsfort
Wrc
Sue
Belleries
Tewes and Cowan
B. Bey
Indiana
Sr Dairyland
Lambert Beach
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Hame Wax Mo Munbs
T. Barcera
Ter
Epp
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Seva i Fortina
Pon M48
Sanchez
T. Barrera
ML. Belin
Ranker
Batterin Vera
Parka
Friedricha
Koteur
Rain Spoils Vielock Day at Randolph Field
The Randolph Rambers and Third Transport met at Randolph field as rain washed out the game with no score after one third inning. Vielock, the Rambers’ regular catcher, played multiple positions including catcher first and second base before the suspend.
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Vielock
Randolph Field
Joe Vielock
Randolph
Ramblers
Dun
Jean Sieldt
Ihe
Rambiers
Lehman Wins Narrowly in Galveston Golf Match
Derald Lehman of Fort Worth and L. S. U. edged Dick Nauts of Houston 1 up after 18 holes to claim the fifth annual Country Club golf tournament in Galveston. Bundey assisted in the event.
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Galveston
Cngj
Derald Lehman
Fort Worth
Dick Nauts
Houston
Bundey
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