Ohio pros seek national bid at Shawnee event
Lima awoke to a crowded field as Ohio’s golf pros began 36 hole play at Shawnee Country Club to determine five representatives for the National Professional Golfers Tournament. Denny Shute and Leonard Schmutte led a list of entrants from Columbus Lima Youngstown Cleveland Toledo Elyria and other cities with 50 players expected to compete.
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Senators Wallop Indians 18-6 in eighth inning burst
Washington Senators exploded for eleven runs in the eighth inning to beat the Cleveland Indians 18 to 6. Sad Sam Jones benefited from the rally after Willis Hudlin started for Cleveland and was knocked out in the fourth. Roxie Lawson relieved for the Indians and Jablonowski allowed the Senators’ big burst. Manush and Sewell led with multiple hits and runs batted in, while Kuhel Hodapp and Montague also contributed key blows as the game swung on the late surge.
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Skryp Beats Glaser In Hurling Duel
In a hallmark pitching duel at Dover, Mike Skryp of Elyria allowed six hits and walked one to edge Norman Glaser of Dover 2 to 1. Elyria moved into first place, aided by Ed Tulk’s third inning homer and stellar defense led by Boone.
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Industrial League Games Tonight Feature Two Matchups
Two Industrial League games are on tonight schedule. Ohio Fuel Gas faces Colson at McKinley while Western Auto Automatic meets Steel and Tubes at Edmilton.
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Major League Leaders and Club Standings Summary
American Leagues top hitters include Gess of New York with 163 hits in 422 at bats and a .386 average, Simns of Philadelphia with 150 hits in 392 at bats and a .383 average, and Cochine of Philadelphia with 189 hits in 347 at bats and a .375 average. National League leaders feature Klein of Philadelphia with 180 hits in 444 at bats and a .405 average, Hern of Be with 176 hits in 441 at bats and a .399 average, and OPaul of Philadelphia with 162 hits in 408 at bats and a .397 mark.
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Cleveland Boats Secure Six Wins at Vermilion Regatta
Ralph Walton sailed H.S Wat terson's Cleveland Yachting Club Star Boat to the standout victory in the sixteenth annual Vermilion Boat Club regatta yesterday before 16 000 spectators. Walton led three Vermilion entries to the line in the o har class title with Copeland second and George Wakefield third. Rudy won Class C displacement, Rose Boczek of Cleveland won the fancy diving contest, while Buddy Bates of Sandusky led Class B displacement. In major league action, the St Louis Cardinals swept the Robins 2 0 and 4 0, pulling within one game of the Cubs in the NL race.
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Two-base hits by Nickelette Dunkee and Glaser
T W Nickelette and Dunkee and Glaser had two base hits. T Tulk hit a home run. Olzewski stole a base. Double plays were Nickolette and Smith with Tulk. Syrup and Ballay pitched. Glaser struck out seven times. Balls: Syrup one and six. Glaser four. Ballay had a passed ball.
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Standings and American games today in baseball
American standings show Washington 18 and Cleveland 6 with Detroit 4 and Boston 2 and New York 14 and St. Louis 11. Only games scheduled today include Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston and St Louis at New York.
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National Results and Games Schedule
National results list Chicago 6 11 and Philadelphia 18 4 with Cincinnati 0 3 St Louis 8 4 and Brooklyn 2 0. Today’s national games feature Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Newark at Pittsburgh.
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Association Results Across Cities Summary
The report lists association records for several teams: Columbus 7-6, Kansas City 6-14, Toledo 6-8, Milwaukee 4-2, Minneapolis 22-2, Indianapolis 8-2, St. Paul 4-4, Louisville 0-5. Highlights include Minneapolis posting a dominant 22-2 mark while Louisville struggles at 0-5.
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Association Games Today Across Five Cities
Phil Collins earned his 13th win for the Phillies in a second game shutout bid against Cincinnati, allowing three runs in the ninth after eight strong innings. The Cubs swept Boston in a doubleheader 6-0 and 11-1, while the Phillies also swept Cincinnati with scores of 18-0 and 4-3.
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West Sides Edge Valley City 10 6 to End Losing Streak
West Sides stopped Valley City 10 6 at home to halt a long skid and hand Valley City its first setback. Pinky Smith pitched well for West Sides with strong backing from Kaminski Sadoski and Clow. Kaminski saved a homer and later made a shoettring catch and a key out at the plate. Sadoski starred at short.
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Clark Black Equaled Elyria Course Record at Club
Clark Black tied the Elyria Country Club course record with 72, matching his 72 set last year. His card shows pars and holes with a final score of 72 despite a complex readable sequence in the OCR text.
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West Sides Rally Tops Valley City In Eight Inning Sweep
West Sides win 8 6 over Valley City after an eighth inning four run rally. Key hits include Burley and Elbert singles Kaminski a double Sadoghi tripling Fortman walk and Clowson sacrifice fly. Smith pitched seven strikeouts and tight control for locals. Next Sunday West Sides face Spencer at Cascade Park in a return game.
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Berg Demands 25 Percent To Meet Singer
New York August 11 Jack Kid Berg presses for a 25 percent share of the game's proceeds which could block a lightweight title bout with Al Singer 136 pound champion in September. Singer's manager Hymie Caplin will appeal to the New York State Athletic Commission for a non title match with Jimmy McLarnin before the outdoor season ends. Singer is prepared to sign for a bout with Tony Canzoneri or any other challenger including Berg if the terms suit him.
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Barnes Captures Ohio Valley Tennis Title
Bruce Barnes of Austin Texas won the men singles title in the Ohio Valley tennis tournament at Parkhill Kentucky by defeating Robert Sellers of San Francisco 60 6 1 6 3. Barnes and Sellers also won the doubles title defeating Fred Royer and John McDiarmid 6 3 7 5 7 6. Karl Kamrath of Austin won the junior singles 6 2 6 0 6 0. Mrs L P Brintgal of Cincinnati took the women's singles 3 6 6 4 6 4.
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Yankees Triumph 14-11 Over Browns in Sunday Scoring
The New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Browns 14 to 11 in a high scoring Sunday game. Earl Whitehill extended his win streak to seven as Detroit beat the Boston Red Sox 4 to 2 behind strong pitching.
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Horan-Finegan Win City-Wide Doubles Title
Dick Horan and Gene Finegan defended their city doubles crown by defeating Seward-Wales 7-5 4-6 6-1 in a dramatic final on Saturday afternoon. The match featured a 7-5 first set, a 6-4 second set, and a decisive 6-1 third, with Finegan’s aces and cross court drives key to the victory despite a late surge from Wales and former star Carroll.
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City Horseshoe Tourney Begins Tuesday Night
The city horseshoe tourney will start Tuesday at 6 p m using an elimination format after 26 entries. First round has ten matches on Tuesday with byes to Wednesday. Ten courts of moist clay will host play. Chas Eskins helps lay out and run the event.
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Wilson Nears National Home Run Mark in Cubs Doubleheader
New York, Aug. 11. Hack Wilson of the Chicago Cubs moved within four home runs of Chuck Klein's NL record of 48. He slugged three homers in yesterday's Braves Cubs doubleheader in Chicago, lifting his season total to 3B.
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Lindstrom wins national senior long distance swimming title
New York August 11 Liga Lindstrom, 18, of New York and 1928 Olympic team member, captured the national senior long distance women’s championship off Staten Island. She swam 4 1 2 miles in 2 hours 5 minutes 17 3 5 seconds despite rough seas, with Eva Bein finishing about 30 feet back in 2:05:34 2 6. Of 19 starters, 12 finished.
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Chicago Amateur Golf Tourney Opens
In Chicago on Aug 11 a field of 200 star amateurs began the annual men’s city championship, the city’s oldest golf event. Qualifying unfolds in two 18 hole sections today and Tuesday, with the four low scorers advancing to Tuesday’s round and the 323 leaders entering match play.
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Eagles Beat Woodmen 11-4 in Baseball Clash
Eagles explode for five runs in second inning and five more in fifth to clinch 11-4 victory over Woodmen. Britch collects three hits including a double and two singles, plus a sensational one handed catch behind first base. Bartlome allows four hits in seven innings, Heath and Cook see miscues as Woodmen tally three runs.
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Bittners Trip Blue Sox 10 0
Oberlin Blue Sox were defeated by the Bittners 10 to 0 at Grafton on Sunday. Hastings left injured early. A Hopkins relieved and shut down the Blue Sox. Next Sunday the Bittners host Valley City at Grafton.
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Rios Debuts in Chicago Tonight in Welterweight Bout
Tommy Rios, Mexican welterweight, makes his Chicago debut tonight in a 10 round bout against Rosey Baker of South Bend at Shewbirdge Feld. Sandy Shanks of Michigan and George Anthony of Chicago square off in the 8 round semi final.
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