State Women Golf Rivals Even as 18 Holes Decide Title
In the New York Women s State Amateur at Oz endige Club Sarahac Lake s Mrs Ann Winslow defeats rival Mrs Ruth Torgerson 2 and 1 in the morning half while Cantwell battles Norton in this 36 hole event. Torgerson, defending champ, posts solid rounds despite a late challenge from Cantwell who wins the 20th to level. Cantwell leads and Cantwell Hardy battles to the finish as first flight matches unfold with Moran and Cassop advancing and more district results highlighted.
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Ann Winslow Weel
Saranac Lake
Ruth Torgerson
New York
Ozendige Club
Gerden City
Leo Artharime
Torgerson
Tosing
Forgerson
Saranac Laker
I .Cherry Valley
Myrs Torgerson
Joyce Norton
Reem ‘Mirs Torgerson
Bole
Mrs. Cantwell
Syracuse
Trainor
Mrs. Torgerson
Miss Norton
Toronco
Toledo
Sam Snead
Dexer
Dick Metz
Aor Et Cy
Inverness
Rontreat Bastle
Rochester
Rreddie Haas
Dave Douglas
Baltimore Cohaase
Ewart
Bufalo-Toronto
Hbiske
Rochester Sornce
Tomase
Jerse
Snead-Metz
Toronto
Jetsex
Senate
Jecheoe
Momszert
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Rockes
Seay
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Toren
Eaemsson
Rocks
Genors
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Teroate
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Dalz
Haas
Dougeas
Berkhead
Stortreal
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Balrnseels
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Jersey
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Neweric
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Middlecoft
Suttsio Wood
Webb
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Spa
Ropovin
Rustas
Jim Markland
Baltanore Fewark
Ferrier
Fer Birkhoes
Neware
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Schmess
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Mancesa
Baltimore
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Frankie Stranahan
Lenanesa saRscuse
Glentides
Yester- Derry
Shores
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Toroa
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Cuber
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Auiwitt Fish and Game Club
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Sires
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Neeaz
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Barrie
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H. W. Nickerson Offerman
Roche
Bos'rems
Moakley Retires After 50 Years at Cornell Track
John Francis reports that Jack Moakley, dean of American track mentors, retires after 50 years at Cornell University. Robert J. Kane announces former pupil will step down, with Louis C. Montgomery named coach as Moakley moves to advisory role.
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Ithaca
John Francis
Moakley
Cowell University
Aateetic
Robert J. Kane
Kane
Ott
Cornell
Louis C. Montgomery
John * Paul 2Jones
Jones
Afi
Moakier
Louis Montgomery
Moakley era and coaching legacy at Cornell described
The article chronicles John Moakley's long tenure as Cornell track coach, noting his champion teams and star pupils like John Paul Jones. It praises his patience, mentorship, and influence on successors including Louis Montgomery, and mentions Johnny Keane and the Rochester Wings rise as context to Cornell athletics.
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Moakdey
ICA
ICSA
Cornell
arnel-Pyceton
Big Red
Morbley
Boston
Boston Latin School
Harvard
Tufts
Brown
Maine
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Rochester Red Wings
Johnny Keane
Jack Moakler
Keane
Benson
Nett
Kensington
St Louis
Buffalo
Cor
Cardinal
Warnesboro
Biuets
Iridge
Albany
Montgomery
Wings
Miss Raleigh Tennis Finalist in Semi Final Showdown
Miss Raleigh advances to a semfinal in the recreation girls tennis tournament facing Camilla Cart? at 3 PM today. The winner meets Miss Patricia Burkhard tomorrow for the title as the circuit crowns a champion.
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Jan Raleigh
Camilla Bic
Carthy
Patricial Burkhard
Burkhard
Bob Thater
Arsene
Pep
Bob Marquard
Blazers
Burne
Parks
Orioles
Siamond
Ediservice
Igies
George Igrate
Wings
Nets
Willie Ritchie
Brofen
Dean McCormack
Bisons
Polich
Bab
Bill McGrath
Rochester
Batlats
Close Entry Aug 15 For Grand Prix Race
Entries for Watkins Glen and sports car races will close at mid afternoon Saturday as the annual road event nears. Organizers urge late entries from competitors and sponsors to ensure inclusion in the event. Local authorities set preliminary safety and schedule arrangements for the weekend.
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Watrens Glen
Prakins Glen
Sauer Humbles Giants Munger Beats Dodgers
The Associated Press reports a 3-2 win for George Red Munger over the Brooklyn Dodgers in a key early National League game. Cards could lead if they sweep. Bickford injured. Roberts saved a win for Phil in Cincinnati. Meyer’s late relief sealed it.
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Associated Press
Croos
Thej
Munger
Preacher Roe
Brooklyn
Doggers
Fittsburgh
Vern Bick Iford
Clyde McCulough
Bickford
Stenky
Robin Roberts
Russ Meyer
Cincinnati
Phil
Meyer
Forte
Eddie Dyer
Munser
Dodgers
Chiefs Fall In 14-Inning 2-1 Defeat In Newark
Syracuse Chiefs drop a 14 inning 2-1 decision to the Newark Little Giants as John Hetki matches Babe Bamberger in a marathon. Pitchers Perkowski and Hardy delivered scoreless work through 23 innings before Newark broke through in the 14th.
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John Hetks
Jewel Exs
Syracuse Chiefs
Jessey Crytomshi
Gants
Hetki
Newark
Babe Bamberger
Montreal
Chiefs
Jersey City
Francis Hardy
Harry Perkowski
Little Giants
Hardy
Perkywext
MacArthur Stadium
Syracuse
Frank Drews
Perkowski
Jack Lohrke
Neil Wallington
Rudy Rufer
Drews
Bohrke
Rudy
Ray Noble
Perkowki
Rufer
Carden Gillenwater
Sammy Meeks
John Pramesh
Football's All Stars Report to Wilkinson
A group of 68 players from across the nation reported to Charles Bud Wilkinson at Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois to begin 20 days of drills for the 16th annual all star game. The team will meet in Chicago August 12 for the NFL showcase with coach Greasy Neale leading the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Cbicagg
ENS
The
Mercury
Charles
Bud
Wilkinson
Northwestern University
Evanston
Wil Cash
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago
Greasy T Neale
Grand Rapids
Minn
Neale
Cleinson
Terry Brennan
Franki Tripucke
Notre Dame
Guerre
Mehigan State
Clyde Smackever
Sealt
Arkansas
Mississipp State
Tom (Sherily
Mel Williams
Harper Davis
Agen
Chuck Begnarik
Pennsylvania
McGrath Michaels Win Two Contests In Open play
McGrath and Michaels each secured two victories in the Central New York Open. In tennis, Harold McGrath and Michaels advanced with decisive wins as McNeill also claimed a victory. In golf, matches at Drumbest and Kirk Park featured later rounds with several players progressing toward finals at Bellevue and local junior teams advancing.
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Associated Press
Thurman Tucker
Indiana
Cleveland
Washington
Fred Muncer
Hela
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Dodgers
Harold McGrath Analesisichaels
Yirs
McNeill
Drumbest
Bob Marquardt
Charles J
Ginalithe Bellevue Country Club
Dussey
Joseph P. McNeill
Mrs.Smatch
Vince Eichler
Franki William Kresah
Mys
Iday
Fandiin
Watertown Wins 3 to 2 on Kiburis Pitching
Ben Kiburis pitched all nine innings guiding the Watertown Athletics to a 3-2 victory over the Ogdensburg Maples. He drove in the tie breaking run as Johnny Cacavio delivered the key RBI. In Geneva, Revins beat Auburn 6-4. Ottawa and Kingston split, Ottawa winning 11-3 and Kingston 7-2.
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Bu United
Ben Kiburis
Watertown Athletics
Ogdensburg Maples
Kiburis
Watertown
Johnny Cacavio
Geneva
Auburn
Ottawa
Kingston
Bill Ottawa Sron
Schroeder Rates Aussies High in Davis Cup Play
Ted Schroeder, Wimpledon tennis champion, rates the Australian group difficult to beat in Davis Cup action at Forest Hills New York August 2 to 2. He notes Frank Sedgman, John Bromwich, Geoff Brown and Pancho Gonzales among rivals, praising Australia’s improvement. Upsala College of East Orange New Jersey tallied a 55 to 61 contest win average for 1901 in spring sports.
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Ted Schroeder
Wimpledon
Frank Sedgman
John Bromwich
Bob Falkenburg
Geoff Brown
Pancho Gonzales
Billy Sidwell
Franke’ Parker
Forest Hills
N.Y
Upsala College of
East Orange
X. J
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Cantwell
James Sherman
Birs
Virginia Guilfeil
George Trainor
Shiss Geary Moran
Stsc
Ethel Cassop
Lowanne Barzee
Rs Gogier Sannett
Mrs A
Dire Flicar Biel Sere
Rico
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Teesaes Teesgees iOma
Bertola
Bout Sports Mirror
Ann Winslow Cantweil
Jack Moakley
Moakley Will
Miss Raleigh
Hinsdale Blazers
Associated Press Today
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Israel
Cievetana’s
Bob Feller
Philadelphi Athletics
Tom Poholoski
Sat
Oma
Deithe Bisons
Streit
Enrico Berithem
Saul Rogovin
Poholosk
Civic Stadium
Jersey City Giants
Charleyj
Montreal Y Pinto
Fairview Athletic Club
Royals
Pawale
Joe Buskin
Maple Leafs
Earl Harrist
Newark Bears
Baltimore Orioles
Bolton
Nile Adams
Pleasant’ Fivisile
Becker
Endicott
L. Wskoff
Cortland
E. Johnson
Wingdale
D. Gark
Danbury
Conn
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Sauer
Giants
Frank Sauer
New York ‘Giants
Johnany Schmitz
Sam Awebo
Monte Kennnedy
Tommy Byrne
Detroit
York Yankees
Byrne
Tigers
Yanks
Lary Doby
Hild
Tribe
Mike Garcia
Garcia
Braves
Chuck Diering
Enos Slaughter
Red Case
Slaughter
Gil Hodges
Wen East
Fazon Sonireat
Batomere Sabes
Seemence
Poroute
Tons Beware
Attimore Rochesser
Batalo
Srescuer
Ronsreal
Ear Salenore
Sherer
Pane
Resaitt Vestridar Rew Zork Detco
BeGach
Swarkeseven
Ois
Chisaeo
Suly
Krakau Farm
Cedarvale
Marcellus
Central N. Motorcycle Club, Inc
Schroeder
MacArthur Stedium
sYgaling Jewelers
Stadiam Ladies
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