Langan Wins City Amateur Crown In Syracuse Final
Tony Langan of Bellevue defeats Jim Morgan of Skaneateles in a hard fought 36 hole final to capture the City Amateur Golf Championship at Deumtins after a strong start, building a lead early and finishing at even par. Morgan had earlier upset multiple champions including defending titleist Howard Sprague to reach the final.
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William and Mary probes into football coach resignations
The Board of Visitors of the College of William and Mary began a multi-day inquiry into tampering and diploma issues amid the resignations of football coach Rube McCray and basketball coach Barney Wilson. A three-member panel may report on the 40 McCray post candidates once the review ends today.
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Women In Sports By PEG CRAM- Profiles of Local Women Athletes
Mrs William Lowery a daily golfer to captain Drumbas women's team in the Leies Commercial League, after a Syracuse physician advised. Joan Lines, former Syracuse star and scholar, vacations in Cerbores France while Anne reports for Alpha Phi in July. Mrs Curt Cuno, yacht golfer, sidelined by spinal surgery for summer. Syracuse Women’s Bowling League holds fall season meeting at Miller’s on Wednesday night. Mrs Rhilep Allen vacationing in St Louis. Emma Drey closes golf season and becomes secretary at the Bieho Isaacs Women’s Bowling League.
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Conley Foiled In Diamond Rush By Elmira Pioneers
Hartford Chiefs pitcher Gene Conley was benched in the eighth after yielding 14 hits as Elmira Pioneers routed Hartford to in the Eastern League game. Elmira built a decisive lead with steady hitting and forced errors, leaving Conley powerless in his latest outing.
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Johnny Macknowski Fractures Wrist in Game
Johnny Macknowski sustains a fractured wrist during a recent match affecting his playing status. The setback comes as teams from the area report mixed results in nightly play, including a 7-2 loss and a 4-1 hockey score. The incident impacts team plans and upcoming season decisions.
Schedule Review for Final Six Weeks of Season
The article analyzes the last six weeks of the season with emphasis on the Cleveland Indians, New York Yankees, and Boston Red Sox. It notes Yankee Stadium hosting 22 of 40, Cleveland’s 20 home games, Boston’s 18 at home and 24 away, and key remaining matchups among top clubs. It mentions Overmire and Byrne’s pitching, a 3-2 Phillies win, and Detroit beating St Louis 5-4.
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Battlefield Spa Choice in Tra ers stake at Saratoga Springs
Battlefield, the season's top three year old, heads the field for the $20,000-added Traers stake at Saratoga. Trive picks are entered for the mile and one quarter race with LEO DUROCHER's Newport among the hopefuls. Dodgers win opener 3-2, Musial hits 28th homer in a 2-1 Cardinals victory. Ballparks and box scores fill the rest of a busy day across baseball.
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Feller
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Billy Goodman
Clyde Vollmer
Connie Marrero
Washington
Fred Hatfett
Hamer
Ellis Tinder
Ted Gray
Jory Priddy
Race weights and past wins in Travers field noted
The article outlines weight assignments for Battlefield and Yeeliz WI in the Travers, with top weights 123 and 126 pounds respectively, plus six pounds due to the purse. It recalls Battlefield’s prior FlashingO win at Hialeah last winter and mentions Kenneally, Branleis University assistant football win, and former Pottsville NFL player.
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Browns Triumph Over College All-Stars 33 0 at Soldier Field
Cleveland Browns dominated a college all-star squad 33 to 0 in Soldier Field to open the 1931 football season before 12 160 fans. Coach Paul Brown’s team displayed early-season vigor and earned heavy media attention and strong financial receipts from the event.
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Browns vs All-Stars ends with lopsided score in Chicago
In Chicago, the Browns defeated the All-Stars 42 to 0, with stars like Graham, Lavelli, and Jones delivering key plays. The Browns piled up 425 total yards while the All-Stars, who used 46 of 59 players, struggled, though no one was seriously injured.
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Duryea Raps Duck Dates Given State
Albany report details a dispute over duck hunting season dates between New York officials and the federal Fish and Wildlife Service. Commissioner Perry Duryea attacks federal choices as unsatisfactory and rejects further guidance, proposing a split 18 day season or a broader state-wide approach similar to other states. Day defends federal timing, listing several states with similar seasons.
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140 Boat Pilots Race at Buffalo
In Buffalo a large field of over 140 speedboat pilots and craft prepare for the international regatta. Sid Street of Kansas City will race Gee Whiz in the 135 cubic inch hydroplane event and 225 cubic inch class, aiming for world records while Guy Lombardi sails Comp Jet in the unlimited free form race.
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Musial Homers as Cardinals Top Reds 2 1
Associated Press report notes Stan Musial delivers a late inning home run to lift St Louis to a 2 1 win over Cincinnati. Pitcher Cxel Liskine shines for Brooklyn, earning a 3 1 victory over Boston in the twilight night opener of a doubleheader.
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Net Teams Resume Play At Brookline
At Brookline Massachusetts the Light top teams in the National Doubles tournament resume after a day’s delay caused by heavy thunder showers. Four-time winners Gardway Mullroy and Bill Talbert lead the survivors into stern quarterfinals. Talbert hobbled by a right ankle injury and a toasted left shoe after the pause.
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Albany Marine Driftwood Derby narrows semi final field
Foreign teams from England and South Africa block progress toward the last four in Albany race. The event features boats from 17 states and 26 entrants, with Earl Cochell and partners advancing as others clash in a disputed, unsanctioned powerboat contest amid sponsor upheaval and a $3500 prize.
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Wings Push Victory Streak To Eleven Games
The Rochester Wings extended their International League lead with an 11th straight win as they defeated the Springfield Cubs 6 to 2 in 11 innings. Rookie Danny Lynch delivered a run scoring hit from second on the payoff, while Glen Moulder faced a late surge by Springfield. Buffalo beat Baltimore 5 to 0 as Toronto and Syracuse jockeyed for playoff positioning.
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Rome Nine Blanks Pittsfield Tossers
In Cane Indian-American League games last night Rome won 1-0 over Pittsfield on a double steal and Paul Simmons run scored. Gloversville edged Kingston 5-4 in 12 innings, while Onaonin Rey Sos pitched a 5-4 win over Amsterdam.
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Doc Crandall Once Mound Star Dies in California
Doc Crandall a former mound star for the New York Giants who played in three World Series died yesterday in California. Native of Wadena he played under John McGraw in early eras and later with the Yankees and Browns. Survived by two kin.
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