Walker Cup Golf Leads Britons Over Americans at St Andrews
In Scotland, June 3, the Great Britain and Ireland Walker Cup team built a 2 to 1 lead over the United States after foursomes. Charley Sates and Ray Billows won, while Johnny Goodman and Bud Ward lost. The No 1 U S pair Fischer and Kocsis tied with Bruen and Bentley. A late coast changes kept Britain ahead as Oscar match play looms.
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Lmi Great Britain
St Andrew's
Anes Hei
Charley Sates
Atlanta
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Wile Last Werk
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
Charles Stowe
Ales Erle
England
Johnny Goodman
U.S
Maryin Bud- Ward
Olympia
Wash
Herbord Thomson
Gordon Peters
Wifh Pred Haas Jr
New Odeans
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Lespard Crawley
Frank Pennink
Johnny Fischer
Cinciinati
Charles
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Detroit
United States
Jim Bruen
Harry Bentley
Britain
America
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Fischer
Bentley
Bruen
Irieh
Thunes
Kocsis
Army League Baseball Clash at Fort Sam Houston
Army League teams Ninth Infantry and Twenty third Infantry clash in an 8 p.m. Friday game at Christy Matthewson field as Fort Sam Houston rescues baseball season. Randulph Ramblers extend league lead by routing the Twelfth Field artillery Caisson 4 to 0, with Rambler pitcher Letty Woodward fanning hitters across seven innings.
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Christy Matthewson Field
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Seven Star
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Rambler
Betty Jameson Prepares For Trans Miss Open
Betty Jameson of San Antonio arrives in Oklahoma City planning a practice round before Tulsa where she will defend the Trans Miss. She will team with Francis Schneider at Oklahoma Golf and Country Club. Jameson seeks to improve after beating Patsy Berg in last year's finals.
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San Antonio
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Minnnespolis
Patsy Berg
Francis Scheider
Oklahoma Golf and Country Club
Whfer
Detroit Stock Crash Ends Rowe Era in Tigers Fall
The Detroit Tigers bid farewell to Schoolboy Rowe as his comeback failed in Beaumont. After a spring of hope, an ailing arm forced his exit, ending a storied career that propelled the team to pennants in 1934 and 1995. The Tigers hope a warm climate might revive him, while the pennant pursuit continues with Kennedy and others. The season sees trades and pitching struggles as the Yankees surge near the AL lead and other majors report varied results.
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Tigers
Beaumont
Southwest
Mickey Goch- Tane
Detroit
Kennedy
Yankee Stadium
Mickey
Poot Spottenberger
Biden Aukey
Yanks
Spud Ghandier
Red Rolfe
Monte Pearson
Tommy Henrichl
Billy Knickerbocker
Yankees
Weathered Play By Play Fragment From Strange Texan Schedule
Fragmentary sports notes mix city matchups across leagues with unclear dates and teams. Names like Shrevepar Dallas Fort Wort and National League appear amid garbled lines and stray names, suggesting a cluttered listing of games and players without a coherent report.
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Sen Aniunia
Houston
Kezumost
Dallas
Akishume
Fort Wort
Yalls
Aericah Taheue
Ehicate
W. Cleveland
Philatelphia
Detroit
New Turk
St. Lows
Boeton
National League
Ruslan
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Maruty Brooklyn
Cineinnists New Folk
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Triumphs Over Philadelphia In 7-Run Battle
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 6 to 4 in a National League game. Whitehill earned the win for Cleveland with Smith taking the loss. Key hits include Trosky and Keltner driving in runs, Averill adding two RBIs, and Salters delivering a home run for the Phillies. Attendance recorded at 14,000.
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Averill
Keltner
White Bul
Ambler
Trosky
Lary
Johnson Lodigiani
Hayes
Moses
Salters
Bert
Whill
Kelt
Hale
Trost Lace
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Whitehill
Ith
Smith
Wipires
Geisel
Rue
Rae
New York
Washington
Borton Vee
Detroit
Chivaxa
Rf Louis Oe
Roy Fouh
Royton & St
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Bet
Chicawe
Unclear Baseball Box Finds Odd Named Plays
Fragments show players Fivers Steimbachee Kreevich and Almada with base hits and double plays. Mentions of chiungy vais win balls off Gabler, Umpires Gate ley Moriarty, and a garbled score 2900 with references to Rienuy and Rigney.
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Kreevich
Honoris
Travis
Almada
Bonura
Linein
Alvonda
Steinvacher
Wrist
Woower
the Ring
Huntra
Doney Ty Haves
Rienuy
Hy Leonard
Gabler
Kotte
Slaughter Homers as Browns Edge Phillies 12 10
In a high scoring game the Browns outslugged the Phillies 12 to 10. Slaughter hit a homer and stole a base for St Louis while Medwick drove in multiple runs. Henshaw and Walters combined for key pitching outs as the game extended over two hours. Attendance was listed as 1635.
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Mize
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Medwick
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Slaughter
Young
Mueller
Gutteridge
Henshaw
H. Martin
Atwood
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Owen
Homerun
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St Louis
Menry
Giants make bold bid for young Pirates star in quiet NY visit
New York Giants general manager Bill Terry offered Wally Berger and Iau Ghioza to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Lemuel Young, aiming to clinch a deal before the Giants depart. Pirates president Bill Benswanger and manager Traynor weighed the move as Terry defended patching holes in the lineup and dismissed minor leaguers as anesthetic players. Berger, acquired from Boston for 45,000 dollars, played 69 games with a .235 average.
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Bill Terry
New York Giants
Lemuel
Pep
Terry
Burgess Whitehead
Tony Cutcinella
Boston
Bob Quinn
Tve
Glass
Branch Rickey
Fevenith Place
Berger
Giants
Frank Gabler
Pirates
Chiczen
Cotton Picks Bruen to Beat Anybody in Walker Cup
ST ANDREWS Scotland Joe 3 UP That stubborn man Henry Ston predicts Great Britain will beat the United States in the Walker Cup matches and that Jim Bruen will defeat Johnny Goodman or any other U.S. opponent. Cotton made this forecast yesterday and others doubt him though he expands his reasons while insisting Goodman beat Bobby Jones in major events.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
Joe
Henry Ston
Great Britain
United States
Jim Brues
Johnny Goodmango
Cotton
Cates
Brugnght
Gootman
Henry
Goodman
Colwn
Bobby Jones
Pfeiffer and Hickman Set for Fort Worth Tennis Showdown
Pfeiffer and Hickman meet in the Lexus state tennis tourney at Fort Worth Mah day. Pfeiffer beat Nixon 6-3 6-2 in a semi while Hickman beat Wade 6-1 6-6. San Antonio entries expected, with last year's finalist Pfeiffer losing to Wilmer Allison.
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John Hickman
Fort Worth Mahday
Siigles
Woodlawn Lake
Jimmy Langham
Pfeiffer
Om Nixon
Hickman
K.S. Wade
San Antonio
Pfelfefer
Fort Worth
San Antono Country
Prelffer Jost
Wilmer Allison
Randolphs Fight Night Crowns Top Prizes in Debut
The first monthly Randolph field boxing program staged six three round bouts promoted by Charley Sixsmith. Croshy won best ring performance and received a wrist watch from Clifton Jewelry of San Antonio while Oliver earned a second prize set of boxing gloves.
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Henry Oliver
Todey
Randolph Field
Croshy
Timiiday
Clifton Jewelry Manufacturers
San Antonio
Oliver
Charley Sixsmith
Joehard Gnome
Valquadron
Standings
Standings show teams and results with scattered names and places. The readable fragments mention Shreveport and Philadelphia New York and others, with incomplete scores and dates, reflecting a chaotic late-era standings page.
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