Hagen Turns W970 Lead in Yorkshire Evening News Golf
Walter Hagen led the Yorkshire Evening News tournament after a sensational 9 hole round in gusty wind. He took the lead from Archie Zormston as Ed Dudley 73 Horton Smith 75 and Leslie Cotton 73 competed for top positions with Bert Hodson rising to third.
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Helen and Friends Beat Dutch Girls in Moran Tennis Opener
In Scheveningen Holland on May 14 the Moran tennis team led by Miss Terrn Wills and American teammates defeated Holland’s girls 3 0 in a three day contest. The invaders won most matches with notable scores by Haxen Compston 72 4 1 and Atkinson 73. Ernest Whitcombe Charles Whitcombe Arthur Mavers Herbert Jolly Harry Cudton also posted scores while Ted Ray recorded 82.
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Brackenridge and Main Open City Baseball Clash
Brackenridge and Main High schools meet in a two game series led by McMunn and McMunny with Prka and Hamilton slated as starters. Wednesday's opener at Grackenridge Athletic Field starts at four with Brackenridge favored in a tight city matchup showcasing strong hitting and pitching depth.
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Wolverines tighten Big Ten baseball lead amid rain delays
Chicago dispatch notes Michigan extending its hold on the Big Ten title as rain postponed key games with Ohio State and Wisconsin. Wisconsin falls into a three way tie for second with Indiana and lows after a loss to Minnesota, while Michigan plans weekend visits to Purdue and Northwestern. Also reports Texas A and M Methodist University doubleheader in College Station and a 7 to 3 New Brunswick win over Antonio nine.
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Indians Sit In The First Division, Prophesied By Scribes
A quirky preseason column riffs on the Texas league race with the San Antonio Indians’ chances and a light dig at spring training form. The piece blends sports chatter, local humor, and a stray campus note about Sull Ross, Simmons, and Town basketball. A police blotter fragment mentions Sergeant Joe Nuck and a flirtatious street exchange.
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Stallings Miracle Man To Be Buried In Macon
Stallings known as the miracle man of baseball will be buried in Macon Georgia near his birthplace and sandlots where he learned the sport. The funeral was held at Haddock Georgia with the body then brought to Macon for burial. A native of Augusta he rose to immortality by guiding the Boston team to a world championship after transforming a last place club. He was a longtime figure in baseball as player manager and executive inclining to Montreal at his death.
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Sul Ross Lobos Upset Simmons Cowboys 13 to 0
In Alpine on May 14 Sul Ross Lobos shocked Simmons Cowboys 13 to 0 under ideal football weather. Key runs by Clark and Arillo produced both Sul Ross touchdowns in the final quarter while Cowboys star Sanders struggled. Cowan did not play.
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Herman Bell Card Pitcher Taken In Hospital
Herman Bell, noted pitcher for the Philadelphia Nationals, collapsed with stomach hemorrhages and was taken to Jefferson Hospital. Doctors said bleeding may have originated from the stomach arteries. teammates reported he had felt ill earlier and appeared in good health until then.
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Carmen and Seguin J Pla… Victims in Seguin rainfall game
In Seguin on Sunday afternoon a game between the White Sox and the Union was affected by rain. Carmen from San Antonio and Seguin were noted among concerned participants as the teams faced the weather delay in their second game of the new season.
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Chicago Race Fans Fill 25 Specials for Derby
Chicago fans charter 25 special trains for the largest racing relegation to its history at the Kentucky Derby Saturday. Thousands will travel by air and auto as the event attracts wide statewide attention.
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Motor boaters ready for racing at Medina Jake event
Motor boaters are jubilant over the big rise by Medina Jake as rail and San Antonio Coast Club members prep for races starting Sunday May 26. A rules committee led by Charles Barbera H. M. Triodius and Commodore W. H. Furlong drafted laws during a Monday night meeting, submitted to the club at its Friday session in the chamber of commerce at 7:39.
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Hartnett 10 Loses Tonsils In Chicago Hospital
Cubs star Hartnett underwent tonsil removal in Chicago to relieve springtime illness that kept him from playing. Doctors traced his trouble to his tonsils and expect him to rejoin the Cubs in five weeks. President William Veeck said the home run from Sunday’s pinch hit against the Giants boosted his confidence.
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Army Y Scraps Will Be Repeated In Boxing Tourney
Army Y boxing tourney finals were undecided after Monday night bouts in middleweight and lightweight divisions. Wid Seits and Kid Todriguez clash for light weight metal, while Saunders and Laughlin fought a bite marred bout ended by non foul verdict.
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Scuttle to stud after 1000 Guineas win
London reports the Classic 1000 Guineas winner Scuttle, mare by Scuttle to Stud after retirement. The daughter of Captain Cattle out of Stained Glass retires with a valued breeding career, reported in the West series and Lone Star League context.
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Major League Baseball Highlights Show Mixed Results
A garbled recap highlights various teams and players. Mentions include Tigers and Yanks with mixed outcomes, several players in unclear contexts, and a reference to league standings. Names like Jamieson Indian and Hellmann appear amid unclear statistics and events.
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U S Davis Cup Squad Trains in Montreal
United States Davis Cup team members continued practice in Montreal ahead of the Canada matches. In yesterday’s workout Jodi Van Eyant and Wilmer Allison defeated Joby Tiegengs and Fritz Mercur 2 1. Other results varied across the schedule.
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