Locke Surges In Open Rivalry Amid Historic Golf
Grantland Rice surveys Bobby Locke's season and compares modern play to Harry Vardon's era. He highlights Vardon's Open wins in 1900, 1913 and 1920, notes the shift from foreign-born stars to homegrown champions, and records Locke's recent strong showing as a leading foreign challenger in the Open.
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Bobby Locke
Atlantic
Harry Vardon
Vardon
Rolf
Ben Nichols
the Eternal
Gil
Deepdale
Horgan
Johnny McDermott
Francis Quinnet
Walter Hagan
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Jerry Travers
Chick Evans
Bobby Jones
Gene
Sarazen
Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Tommy Armour
Cyril Walker
Willie Macfar- Lane
Silver Fox
Oakmont
Armour
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Locke
Homebred P.G.A. Tournament Stars in Match Play History
The article traces the P.G.A. champions from 1916 to 1930, noting Long Sim Barnes as a favored pro and multiple foreign-born winners. It contrasts match and medal play, highlights Hagen and McDermott’s legacies, and quotes Charles Blair Macdonald on the tests of golf, stressing skill, concentration, and luck as winning factors.
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P.G.A
Long Sim Barnes
North Hempstead
Siwanoy
Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Tommy Armour
Fresh Meadow
Fagen
Sarazen
Hagen
Leo Deigel
Danny Shute
Paul Bunyan
Byron Welson
Snead
Hogan
Detroit
Walter Hagen
Johnny McDermott
Haven
McDermott
Johnny
Pennsylvania
Charles Blair Macdonald
Boxing Card Takes Shape At MacArthur Stadium
Here’s the boxing card scheduled for MacArthur Stadium Thursday by Central City Athletic Club. Main bout ten rounds Nick Barone of Syracuse vs Cleve Bailey of Vineland NJ. Semi final six rounds Cliff Hart of Syracuse vs opponent TBA. Six rounds Joey Kushner of Syracuse vs Roosevelt Flagg of Albany. Flagg likely to be dropped after a one round knockout in Troy last night. Six rounds Hugo Bonacci of Syracuse vs Vern Roman of Albany. Four rounds Ike Ware of Syracuse vs Sid McDonald of Albany. Curtain raiser four rounds not yet arranged.
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MacArthur Stadium
Central City
Cliff Hart
Syracuse
Joey Kushner
Roosevelt Flagg
Albany
Flagg
Troy
Hugo Bonacci
Vern Roman
Ike Ware
Sid McDonald
Yesterday's Stars In Baseball Recap
Tommy Henrich drove in three runs with a bases loaded double as the Yankees beat Cleveland 8-5. Denny Gatehouse returned to the Red Sox and limited the Tigers to six hits in an 8-2 win.
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Tommy Henrich
Yankees
Cleveland
Boxing champ lands in jail in Los Angeles
En rique Bolanos state lightweight boxing champ was booked at Lincoln Heights jail on a drunkenness charge and released on 100 dollar bail after a police court appearance. His companion, da mague Amadeo, 23, Pasadena, was charged with drunkenness and jailed in lieu of bail.
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Los Angeles
Enrique Bolanos
Lincoln Heights
Damague Amadeo
Pasadena
Shirley Reales Wins Three Hits In Midget League Game
Ten year old Shirley Reales, the only girl in the City Recreation Baseball Leagues, collected three hits in as many at bats to pace Schiller Pirates to a 10 to 1 victory over Salina Midgets at Grant Field. Other scores included Tigers 13 Rangers 6 and Dodgers 19 West End Midgets 2.
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Tommy Dotterer
Schiller-Pirates
Shirley Reales
Salina
Grant Field
North Side
Tigers
Rangers
Nichols Bears
Huntington Chicks
Dodgers
West End
Royals
Lewis Tigers
South Side Wolves
Beech St. Tigers
Kirk Park
Bulldogs
South Side
Crusaders
Kornden Athletics
Chiefs
Rainbows
Bed Wings
Valley Pirates
Cardinals
Chiefs and Seats Clash in Bargain Bill Syracusans Take Opener By 8-5 Score
Syracuse Chiefs beat Toronto Maple Leafs 8-5 to open a five game series. Lefty Jim Prendergast aimed for No 10 in wins while Herman Wehmeisler looked to reach No 8 in the other game. Syracuse trailed 5-1 early but rallied with five runs late as Al Rubeling and Jodie Beeler each had two hits. Ellis Cot dealt the loss for Toronto, allowing 11 hits as defensive support faltered in the eighth and ninth.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Toronto
Syracuse Chiefs
Jim Prendergast
Herman Wehmeisler
Syracuse
Maple Leafs
Mike Schultz
Farold Jarickson
Billy Gates
Ellis “Cot” Deal
Leafs
Chiefs
Jodie Beeler
al Rubeling
Syracuse Leafs Edge Toronto In Tight Baseball Tilt
Syracuse and Toronto battled 2 hours 20 minutes with Gates earning the win as Grimes, Knickerbocker and Drews led scoring. Grimes doubled and tripled, Chapman drove in runs, while Wilkins and Grimes starred for the Leafs with key hits.
Chiefs Pitching Presses Leafs In A Tight Contest
Erickson relieved Schultz after 12 hits over 3 2 3 innings as Beeler and Mele drive in runs for Syracuse. Drews doubles to start the eighth and scoring Beeler on Just's fly, then Shokes reaches third on an error. Rubeling singles in the ninth as Batts slips on a foul ball and Beeler scores.
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Syracuse
Toronto
Abrhoa
Brhoa
Ben
Corbitt
Batts
Beeler
Grimes
iSchultz
Wilkins
Erickson
Howell
Gates
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Knickerbocker
Chapman
Drews
Levyele
Sauer
Rubeeling
Fox
Plnay
Shakes
Dea
Schultz
Hite
Wildnitch
Leafs
Bennington
Rosen
Levy
Mele
Just
Tleing
Shokes
Jewel Ens
Rubeling
Packers sign Nip Goodnight for third straight year
Green Bay announces the re signing of Clyde Nip Goodnight veteran end and former Tulsa captain for the third consecutive season.
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Goodnight
Green Bay
Wis
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Day
Clyde
Nip" Goodnight
Jef End
Tulsa University
Tigers slump as Red Sox hand them 10th straight loss
The Detroit Tigers fall to 10 consecutive defeats 8-2 at Fenway Park as Boston Red Sox, led by Denny Gatehouse after a midseason pickup from the Browns, pull within two games of the Yankees. Enos Slaughter drives four runs for St Louis in a 6-2 win over the Braves, boosting the Cardinals toward the pennant race.
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Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Denny Gatehouse
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
New York
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yankee Stadium
White Sox
Washington Senators
Washington
Bob Kennedy
Early Wynn
Thornton Lee
Deacon
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Nats
Enos Slaughter
Terry Moore
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Mort Cooper
Giants
Theriumph
Cubs
Riggs and Budge Capture National Doubles Title
New York reports Bobby Riggs and Don Budge won the National professional tennis doubles championship at Forest Hills after a dramatic final against top seeds Frank Kovacs and Fred Perry. They overcame a 2 1 deficit, taking sets 7-5 9-7 4-6 11-9 as Kovacs misplayed a lob on match point.
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New York
Bobby Riggs
Don Budge
Riggs
Budge
Frank Kovacs
Fred Perry
Forest Hills
Kovacs
Elmwood Triumph Sealed by May’s Winning Run
Elmwood shaded Camillus 7 to 6 when Bob May drove in the winning run in the Zion League game last night at Camillus.
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Elmwood
Camillus
Bob May
Wings Win 6 of 7 as Orioles Rally Past Newark 14-5
Babe Dahlgren led Baltimore with a homer double and single, driving in two and scoring twice. Max Surkont pitched a six-hit win as Rochester Red Wings beat Chicago Bears 14-5, with a 10-run third inning. Montreal topped Jersey City 2-0 behind Al Gerheauser, while Baltimore extended its lead in the standings over Buffalo.
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Babe Dahlgren
Orioles
Associated Press
Rochester Red Wings
Birds
Newark
Rochester
Malcolm Mallette
Montreal
Jersey City
Little Giants
Trefly al Gerheauser
Jack Kraus
Ed Stevens
Earl Naylor
Baltimore
Buffalo
Bisons
Club standings International League update
Standings show Syracuse leading with 38 wins and 2 losses followed by Montreal, Jersey City and Rochester in pursuit. Toronto and Baltimore trail, Newark and Buffalo mid-pack. Results from yesterday list Syracuse 8 Toronto 2 and Montreal 2 Jersey City 6, Rochester 13 Newark. Today games include Syracuse at Toronto and Newark at Rochester with Baltimore at Buffalo.
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Rochester
Baltimore
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Newark
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Jersey City
Can-Amers Split Twin Bill In Canadian American League
The Schenectady Bluejays and Three Rivers Royals split a doubleheader with no league shifts. The Jays, facing Three Rivers away, lost 8-5 in game one but won game two 2-1 to stay within four percentage points of the leaders. Amsterdam beat Pittsfield 4-3 in 10 innings and Quebec edged past home foe 3-2. Gloversville routed Oneonta 14-0 as Gray blanked the visitors with seven first innings runs and five more in the fifth.
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Detroit
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Pat Mullin
Greenberg
Hal. Newhouser
Schenectady
Bluejays
Three Rivers
Royals
Jays
Amsterdam
Quebecq
Pittsfield
Quebec
Gome
Gloversville
Oneonta
Glovers
Gray
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