Rookie McCormick Helps Put Reds In Third Place
Cincinnati's Frank Buck McCormick, a 6 foot 4 inch rookie since spring, sparked the Reds to third place with 34 doubles and a .325 average in 24 games. He delivered key hits during a pivotal rally versus Brooklyn, aiding a victory that moved Cincinnati half a game ahead of the Bees as Pittsburgh and Chicago also won.
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Texas cup team named for annual amateur golf match
Dallas May 24 Fourteen Texas amateur golfers were named to the Texas cup team for the annual match with the state's professionals at Tyler course in June. Listing alternates were Lane Wendland San Antonio ace Reuben Albaugh Dallas O Hara Watts Dallas among others. Boynton non paying captain to arrange rankings and schedule.
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Standings National Boxes High Golf Playoff Set for Wednesday
The 1934 city high school golf championship will be decided Wednesday at Willow Springs. Brackenridge and Jefferson tied for the lead after halved matches, with playoff set for 2:30 p.m. starting at Willow Springs. Jefferson meets Charles Tayne Paes and Bill Furlong Jr. of Brackenridge to determine the champion.
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March continues in British tourney for women golfers
Austin May 24. Round of match play opens as Mrs. Chick Roberson of Terrell and defending champion Mrs. B. H. Wahltahrt of Dal las pace qualifiers with 42 44 46. Whiffs of San Antonio Dallas and Galveston compete in Class A to C divisions for ladies golf honors.
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Morgan wins golf sweepstakes at Willow Springs
Pro Jimmy Morgan of the Glines Tango wins the weekly sweepstakes at Willow Springs with a 73. Tod Meneffee totals 74 to take second, while Georgi Bollman and Eddie Dingel tie for third with 76s. Dingel earns a three stroke handicap, others play from scratch.
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American Association Primwipotia Amid Histories and Names
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a list of people and places including United States leagues and Pacific Coast League ties. The readable bits mention Bowker, Nelendie, Clara pages, and teams/regions with unclear roles. It remains a rough, disjointed mosaic of associations and regional mentions.
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Monday's Baseball Scores From City League Standings
Monday's results show Pittsburgh defeating New York 4 0 Cincinnati beating Brooklyn 6 4 Philadelphia besting Stivale 7 6 Chicago 4 and Boston Southern Association has no games scheduled.
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Baby Baer Winning Fight With Disease
Oakland report says five months old Max Baer Jr. shows steady progress in recovering from pneumonia as his father former heavyweight champion Max Baer hails his recovery and declares the boy a chip off the old block.
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Confused League Rivalries Across Cities Telegraph Play
Disjointed schedule fragment lists multiple city matchups including Shreveport San Antonio Oklahoma City Fort Worth Tulsa Dallan Beaumont House Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis Boston Detroit and others. The garbled text also mentions Wednesday games and various team pairings with numerous misspellings and inconsistencies in team names and locations.
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Feelings Hurt In Cerda-McClellan Match At Walkathon Arena
Promoter Kinky Flores hosted a boxing card at Walkathon Arena with Eddie Cerda scoring a 10 round decision over Cecil McClellan of Denver. Mexico City’s Sebastian Gonzales overwhelmed Jimmy Tucker in under two minutes. Other bouts included Babe Duran stopping Wille Wiley in the first, Kid Richards defeating Frant de Simon, and Ancira outlasting Eddie Parias.
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Court Decision to Tax College Football Gains Supreme Favor
Treasury agents planned to collect about $1,000,000 in college football taxes after the Supreme Court ruled the levy constitutional despite protests from Georgia and 11 other states. The ruling held college athletics resemble big business and are subject to federal taxation, with Justices McReynolds and Butler dissenting. The decision arosed from an injunction blocking collection of the tax on state university tickets, and follows precedents allowing taxation of state enterprises. Amusement taxes total about $20,000,000 annually, with football games accounting for roughly $1,000,000 of that sum.
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International League Tournament Leads Scots Into Narrow Defeat
In Newark the international league match play saw A J Asheworth of Scotland fall 7 and 6 to Haas after 94 holes, while Fischer outlasted Yates in a tense back nine. Yates, fighting to the end, missed a short putt as Fischer edged ahead on the final holes. The Scottish and American players set up a Wednesday third round of match play with Sweeny resting before the next round.
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Revenge On the Ump Ends in Unprecedented Fine
Springfield May 24 A Bloomington Three-I League player Chico Hernandez tailed umpire Schiefelbein at May 15 after being fined for ejections. He signaled a fastball and struck the umpire in the midsection, knocking him down. League president Tom Fairweather levied a 325 dollar fine for the act, saying the revenge was unprecedented in baseball.
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Baugh Goes to Rochester in Pro Football Trade
St Louis May 24 Sammy Baugh Washington Redskins star has been released on option to the Rochester team of the International league the St Louis Cardinals announced today Baugh was returned to the Cardinals by Columbus for the American association.
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Texas Valley League Refusio game summary
Corpus Christi Spuddera led the visitors with strong hitting as Refugio Oilsis tied the game with starting pitcher Landtroop on the mound. Final score shows Corpus Christi 19 Refugio 12 with a muffed late inning and ten scoreless frames. Brownsville Charras defeated Taft 11 to 2 in a tense extra inning finish ending darkness.
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Goodman Defeats Billows Yates Nips Fischer
TROON Scotland May 24 United States Amateur Champion Johnny Goodman defeated Ray Blows of Poughkeepsie NY 4 and 2 to reach the third round of the British amateur golf championship. Meantime Charley Yates of Atlanta beat Johnny Pischer of Cincinnati on the nineteenth green to advance in the same event.
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