Dike player cracks par in Winged Foot qualifier
John F.P. Cree, a 2-year veteran from Hamburg, led the Winged Foot club West course with 22, one under par, in the opening qualifying round of the forty fourth national amateur golf championship. Eli Knowles and Marvin Ward trailed as Crosby’s presence drew spectator attention among about 150 players in the first round.
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N. Y
John FP. Cree
Birdie Chee
New York
Hamburg
Duke University
Winged Foot Golf Club
Sound
Cree
Eli Knowles
Marvin “Bual” Ward
Spokane
Wash
Skip Alexander
Bullinger
N.C
Bill” Holt
Syracuse
N.Y
N. C
Bing Crosby
Winged Foot Club
Bing
Geer
Crosby Fron
Marvin
Bud” Ward
Menace
Croaby
Crosby
Emediata Agatsy
Bobby Jones
Golf Results At Mamarroneck Amateur Championship
In Mamaronack New York the 18 hole round produced scores from James Frisina Springfield Texas and John Krutiila Midlothian Illinois who led with 72 alongside Ellis Knowles Rye New York. Other notable results include Clarence E B Salem Massachusetts Todd McCullough Abington Massachusetts and Raph Eari Washington D C posting 75 or 73 as players from California Texas New Jersey and Illinois recorded top marks in a wide field of competitors.
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Mamaroneck
N.Y
James Frisina
Springfield
John Krutiila
Midlothian
Ellis Knowles
Rye
N. Y
Ona Meister Jr
Warrenville
Robert Dunkelberger
Greenabora
Fae Armmerman Hornell
N. C
Dhlara Watts
Sawoft Set and Shaughnessy Playoff Brackets Outlined
Chattanooga’s lockouts headline a three club race for fourth in the Gouthers association as Nashville Vols, Atlanta, and Memphis vie in the Shaughnessy playoffs. The best of five series will decide the Mae frat round, with Nashville facing Memphis and Atlanta meeting Merephily in the other bracket, set for Tuesday.
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Chattanooga
Gouthers Association
Nashville Vols
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Merephily
Trestay
Three of Four Net Finalists Back Again at Nationals
New York reports three holdovers from last year’s national singles finals at Forest Hills. Alice Marble and Helen Jacobs meet for the third time in women’s play while Robertson Riggs faces Don McNeill as the men’s field narrows. McNeill dispatched Jack Kromm in the semifinals, 6-1 5-7 6-4 6-3, and Riggs struggled against Joe Hunt in a five set marathon before winning 4-6 6-2 6-7 6-3 6-4 to reach the final. Jacobs beat Mary Hardwick in two sets, while Marble defeated Valerie Scott to reach the women’s final.
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New York
Telnit
Forest Hills
Alice Marble
Helen Jacobs
Robert L. Riges
Welty van Horn
Miss Marble
Miss Jacobs
Miss Mable
Riggs
Don McNell
Oklathens City
McNeill
Jack Kromar
California
Kriver
Biers
Bobby
Joe Hunt
Neva! Academy
Sigep
Hunt
Mary Hardwick
England
Miss Marbie
Valerie Scott
Fish Story Get Away Came Back
In Seattle on Sep 8 Lily Torkelon 19 entered the tenth annual Ben Paris fishing derby on Fugetsocnd Sunday. Her line cut like clothes line and coach Mike Mullally offered lead. Lily’s rod bowed as she reeled in a 27 pound five ounce salmon, then watched it vanish after a struggle. Later the salmon rose again and Lily heaved it aboard. Derby judges weighed the catch and she won the priciest of five automobiles as the biggest fish.
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Seattle
Lily Torkelon
Lily
Mike Mullally
Pike
Val la Vera
Seguin Honors Wendland in Annual Golf Tourney Final
Lonnie Wendland regained the Seguin invitation golf title at Starcke Park by beating Hack Willeford of San Antonio 1 up and 4 and 3. Winners included Homer Young of Houston in first flight, Bert Keller of Seguin in second, Joe Hass of San Antonio in third, George Buteß of Seguin in fourth, and Pal Flaherty defeating Gilbert Thiele of Seguin in fifth.
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Hack Willeford
San Antonio
Charles Root
Austin
George Buteéss
Seguin
T. C. Kuit
Kel
Pal Flaherty Lookie
Gilbert 'Thiele
Shaughnessys AABSHALA playoff tangle shifts to final round
In West Texas league Shaughnessy playoff action has Marshall Tigers moving to the final round against Tyler Trojans after a 32 loss to Henderson. The best-of-seven series begins here with possible games at Marshall and a return to this site if needed. Lubbock also hosts Bargers in a related four-out-of-seven series, after a 7-6 win to pull ahead.
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Gent
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Shaughnessy
Henderson
Tigers
Tro Dans
Longview
Ted Fates
Omee
Limbock
Borger
Lubbock
Barger Gaavera
Nieht
West Texas
New Mexico
Barger
Laybork
Amarillo
Boveet
Cinama People See Sicilia Villa Box Boxing Show
Pancho Villa of Mexico and Arturo Bicilis of New York will fight 16 rounds in the main event of a ten round boxing show at Wallathon arena Monday night. Five four round preliminaries precede the feature starting at 8 30 p m with Wesley Pryor vs Joe Ortis and other bouts including Laredo vs Bass Casto vs Owenby Chaves vs Os borne and Brewster vs Whitsell drawing the movie colony watching the Wanted Wings shoot.
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Artoondo Bicilis
New York
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Wallathon Arena
Wanted Wings
Wesley Pryor
Joe Ortis
San Angelo
Mandy Laredo
Benny Bass
Frankie Casto
Eddie Owenby
Kid Chaves
Kid Osborne
Kid Brewster
Darrell Whitsell
North Texas amateur baseball results and upcoming series
Local amateur baseball recap shows the Dallas Canbies beating Worth Clobiers 6 4 in Sunday action. San Antonio Merchants down Lacoste Banstars 54 with Matt Batia delivering a double and a triple. Hermit notes Ardent prep for state series and practice at Christy Mathewson field as North Texas champion Lacoste prepares for the weekend. Giants suffer doubleheader losses to Fredericksburg, with Hewett and Senter homering for the Gaesers.
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Hildebrand
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Henrich Out For Season In Yankee Run
New York Yankees outfielder Tommy Henrich suffered a knee injury in Boston last Friday and is expected to miss the rest of the season. To bolster the lineup for the stretch drive in the AL race, Mike Obartak was recalled from the News ark farm.
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Tommy Henrich
New York Yankees
Bostom
Mike Obartak
Ark
Shifty Gears Seeks 2nd Softball Championship
Detroit reports Harold Gears known as Bhitty, top shutout pitcher, aims for a second world softball title. Beadix Brakes of South Bend previously beat Roghes ter’s Kodak Park 9 to 0 in 1937 quarterfinals, with Gears losing. South Bend reached finals by a 3-2 14 inning win over Toronto, after beating Olemulger 2–0. Women's division finals set between Cleveland Koch Punitive and Ramblers of Phoenix, with Cleveland beating Cincinnati 6–1 and Phoenix ousting St. Pri. Detroit named 1941 tournament host by the Amateur Softball Association. Spotlight on Monday’s Winter League schedule at San Pedro Park andоком.
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Will Hattie
Rockswater
Beadix
South Bend
Ind
Roghester
Kodak Park
Gears
Chicago
Toronto
Olemulger, Kin
Cleveland Koch
Ramblers
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Ariz
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St. Pri
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Mary Edwards Walker and the Congressional Medal of Honor
Dr Mary Edwards Walker born 1832 was a surgeon and suffrage advocate. She became the first woman to wear army uniform and was the only woman to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor for Civil War service. Her work supported dress reform and press rights.
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Mary Edwards Walker
Congress
U. S. Army
Crutchfield Wins in Woodlawn Sail Race
In Woodlawn the lack of breeze limited the sailing event to a single race. Crutchfield emerged victorious with Tiny in second, while Clyde Crotchtleled and Jack Pelse Unird also placed among the finishers.
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Woodlawn Sail
Woodlawn Sailing Club
Tiny
Clyde
Snead Wins at Scranton in Open Golf Championship
Sam Snead won the 4000 Anthracite Open at Scranton with a 72 277 score, edging Byron Nelson by two strokes. Texas-born Snead claimed 1200 dollars, while PGA champion Sam Snead led with 277 and took top money, followed by Nelson, Lawson Little, Ed Dudley, Ed Oliver, and James Thompson in the amateur division.
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Ranuel Jackson Snead
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Shawnet-in- Orlnwere
Pagolter
Nelson
Wee Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Eda Oliver
Hornell
N.Y
Dudley
Oliver
James Thompson
Cleveland
Texas Leaders Final notes from shaky text
Fragmentary data lists leaders and stats for a baseball season with names such as Chaen, Mc Dnwell, Rung hatter, Newlin, Mumcel, Rett, and Kelst. It includes stolen bases, innings pitched, and batting averages with uncertain affiliations and OCR errors.
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Deawdawn
Dickey
Harris
Greenberg
Wrrostek
Ae Ptorteuan
Harels
Il -Walthos
Merria
Walthis
My Ae Easterling
Thrones
Bull
Trmense
Stophians
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Rung Hatter
Culop
Newlin
Mumcel
Age Tite
Rett, Guings
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Fragmented Shooting List with Numerous Names and Numbers
A damaged OCR fragment lists many individuals and scores or measurements such as John Dury 49x80, Trex Winkler 40x50, Jon H Frost Sr 40x50, L. J. Winkler 61x90, Walter Winkler 19225, and Ruth McDonst 10x25, interspersed with titles like Captain and Lieutenant. The texture resembles a historical sporting or rifle event ledger with varied abbreviations and stray clerical marks.
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John Dury
TL. Necwelst
Trex Winkler
Jon H. Frost
BE Prudhome
L. J. Winkler
ML Blumburg
van Auker Foxsc
C. C. Pratt
L. R. Hughes
Nagel
C. Gods
Earl Simmons
Vick Brecher
Ann
Span Am Loop Set for Third Header Playoff
The Span Am Loop playoff remains undecided after Pepsi Cola and Owl Cute split the earlier games. A decisive double header is planned for next Sunday at Tech Field or Van Daele Field with Owl 11 innings winner 5 4 and Hires 4 2 in seven frames.
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Owl Cute
Techfield
van Daele Field
Tech Find
Owl
Hires
San Antonio
Shiner Ball Veteran Ralph Ted Shiner Dies at 50
Amateur baseball veteran Ralph Ted Shiner, a prominent Inland Jet and semi pros figure in San Antonio's early 20th century scene, died Sunday in hospital at age 50. Funeral set for 4 p.m. Monday at Akets'.
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Ralph
Ted” Shiner
San Antonio
Akets
Curdar Teupids Clinch Close Pennant in Double Win
In Chicago on September 3 AP reports Curdar Teupids captured the Mircentiye Jenene pennant with a double victory over Evanavilie. They beat Evanavilie 7 to 1 and Sty 2, while Art Scharetns Springfield club fell to Clinton 9 to 10. Codac Rapids and Snrinefield led the chase after Saturday’s games.
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Crdar Teupids
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Rvanavilie
Mircentiye Jenene
Snet
Tha ‘Raltters
Evanavilie
Sty
Art Scharetns
Springfield Club
Clinton, & Ip
Codac Rapids
Snrinefield
Garrett Trainer of Horses Dies of Heart Attack
Frank Garrett, 51, renowned race horse trainer, died in Havre de Grace Maryland after collapsing during a visit to George Palmer, a starter at various tracks. Survived by his mother Mrs. J. R. Dumas of Dallas Texas.
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Havre DE Grage
Frank Garrett
Garrett
George Palmer
Slater
J. R. Dumas
Dallas
Texen
Bait Caster Exhibits Here in San Antonio
Walter Willman, who claims the world’s all around pole and fly casting championship, arrived in San Antonio Monday to fish and exhibit at Woodlawn Lake. He will perform Tuesday and Thursday at Lions Field during Anglers Club casting contests.
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Walter Willman
San Antonio
Woodlawn Lake
Ppm
Lionsfield
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