GENE SARAZEIPS 7 LEADS OPEN FIELD AT ST. PAUL
Gene Sarazen led the St Paul Open field with a 67 at Keller Links as 154 golfers opened the final qualifying round in St Paul Minn. The $10 000 event offered 25000 to the winner with 64 scorers and ties advancing to 36 more holes Sunday. Sarazen earned 100 for the best score yesterday and another 100 today. Otto Backbarth Cincinnati and Johnny Farrell former Open champions were one stroke back with 65s as play began.
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West Sides to face Spencer at Cascade Park
West Sides seek a second straight win as they host Spencer nine tomorrow afternoon at Cascade Park. Manager Klein sends Jack Banville to the mound with Plas Myers Hurley infield and Kaminski Fertman Elbert outfield. Clowson Burley Sadoski lead the attack as three hitters near 400. Start time 3 PM.
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Gallant For Meets Whichone in Travers at Saratoga
Turf fans flock to Saratoga for the 61st Travers Stakes with Gallant For and Whichone headlining a two horse duel. Betting split. some consider Gallant For the favorite after a string of classic wins while others back Whichone for his tune up victories including the Saranac Whitney and Miller stakes.
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Terry and Gehrig Lead Majors
New York's two third place clubs rank high in batted ball averages through Aug 14. Lou Gehrig leads American League hitters with .383, also tops in runs batted in and hits. Bill Terry holds National League batting at .409, Babe Herman later tied for second at .405, with Klein third at .400 and leading in runs scored and RBIs. East Side All Stars face Berea tomorrow at 10 AM in a prep clash.
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Ted Lyons and the 17-win pace with the White Sox
Artful veteran Ted Lyons leads a lean White Sox pitching corps to 17 wins, matching toil with stamina. From Benetville to Chicago, Lyons defies critics with sustained effort and timely batting, lifting the underdog club through a rugged second-division schedule.
Summer program ends with popular sports at Ely Stadium
The Sports column notes the summer program at Ely Stadium closes this week after a successful season. Thousands watched softball, tennis, horseshoes, and citywide events, with Coach A X Smith praised for leading the effort before leaving for two weeks’ vacation. He plans to return for football candidate calls on September 2.
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Kiska Caddies Drop Second Straight To Lorain
Lorain caddies defeated the Kiska squad 13 to 10 at Lorain. The teams had met earlier this season with an 11 all tie. Players listed include Bisra with 14 points and Koviak, Marsh, Brown, Fritz, Graber, and Ross contributing for Lorain.
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Oberlin Blue Sox vs Elyria Giants Sunday showdown
The Oberlin Blue Sox host the newly formed Elyria Giants in Oberlin as part of a bid to rebound from a recent loss. The game starts at 2 50 with Harrington and arbo forming the battery for the Blue Sox. In other action the Cubs leveled up on the Robins winning 4 3 after ten innings with Danny Taylor driving in the decisive run.
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Woodmen Meet Nat B's At Lorain Tomorrow
Woodmen travel to Lorain for a class B tourney game facing Nativity with prior season win in mind. Central Park hosts the 3 PM matchup with Eli Park reporting at 1 39. Probable Woodmen lineup includes Smith Holbrook Bake J Smith Moody and Carpenter or Block with Heath or Muir in reserve.
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Hold Third Annual Lorain Yacht Club Regatta Tomorrow
Lorain hosts the third annual Lorain Yacht Club regatta with over 100 boats across fifteen events tomorrow. Notables include J R Dubose of Elyria in the Special Dodge race and 125 hp class. Al Thomas of Play Chevrolet and Red Ward among Elyria entrants. Cleveland and Pittsburgh entries also listed. Gasoline and oil will be supplied at the club on the waterfront with prizes of $100 in cups and merchandise.
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Servis Leads Carpenter In Central Ohio Junior Crown Duel
Bobby Servis of Dayton leads Melvin Carpenter of Columbus by one hole after the first 18 of a 36 hole match for the Central Ohio district junior title at Arlington Country Club. Servis shot 75 for the day, one under par, as the lead and momentum swung between the two players throughout.
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Horan Wins Singles Title at Lakeside
Local tennis ace Dave Horan won the Lakeside junior championship by defeating Paul Hastings of Oberlin in a five set final 1-6 6-2 6-? 5-7 9-7. Horan and Arthur Busywell also claimed the doubles title over the Poat brothers Robert and George of Fremont, 6-3 6-3 7-5.
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Holy Cross Juniors Defeat Giants 9-0 in League Showdown
Holy Cross Juniors run to their 37th win of the season with a 9-0 victory over the Indians of Stadium League. Star pitcher Kruss allowed three hits while the offense pounded Noel for eleven hits, including eight doubles. Kruss goes 2-0 with two base hits by Krist and others, as the Indians drop to 0-1 in the matchup with no further scheduled games noted.
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League Leaders Hope To Increase Margin In Elyria Tilt
Skry faces Witt as Elyria hosts the City team in a Suburban League clash at River 21 Park. The Kaits have heated up recent games while Mike Skry and Burt prepare for a potential win. Elyria, undefeated in the second half, seeks revenge on Lorain and aims to draw a sellout crowd with Nickoletta and Vincents starring for City. Game time is 3 PM.
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Rockwood Wins City Horseshoe Title
Rockwood, former state junior champion, won the city horseshoe title by taking five of six matches. He defeated Ward and Sheibel in key showdowns, with standout ringers and doubles, as Lorain’s Charles Ward earned runner up with four wins. The event drew large crowds and may lead to a city horseshoe league next year.
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Wakeman Strengthens For Eagles Game
The Eagles prepare their strongest lineup at Wakeman for tomorrow’s clash with the Red Caps in the fourth meeting. Archie Bartlome anchors the pitching staff with Len Wrage behind the plate, while Duncan returns to start on the mound.
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Standings and American results from rain delayed games
Philadelphia leads at 7-2 with Pittsburgh 9-3 and New York 5-0 while Cincinnati sits idle. Chicago defeats Brooklyn 4-3 as St. Louis 8 and Boston 4 show strong play. Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh for two games, Philadelphia travels to Chicago and New York visits Cincinnati with Boston at St. Louis in other matches.
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Cubs Open Series as Pirates and Giants Win in NL
Baseball roundup notes the Cubs facing the Phillies in a doubleheader, while the Pirates split with Pittsburgh and the Giants beat Cincinnati. Fred Bricknell sparked the Pirates with three runs and three hits in the opener, Jess Haines pitched well for St. Louis to beat Boston, and Chick Hafey hit his 22nd homer as all American League games were rained out.
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Cubs Hope High As Robin Series Ends
Chicago, Aug 1 6 2 Pen nant hopes were at a high ebb as the Chicago Cubs open a five game series with last place Philadelphia Phillies. Yesterday's 10 inning 4 to 3 victory over Brooklyn widened the Cubs lead to two games. Brooklyn faces five games with Pittsburgh while the Giants clash with Cincinnati and St. Louis in a tight NL title chase.
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Lipton figures 10 win cup this year
Sir Thomas Lipton arrives in New York aboard the U S Leviathan for his fifth America's Cup challenge. The British yachtsman, 60, sails Shamrock V on the Thames and expects victory in the races debuting September 13. Lipton quips he will build another boat if he loses.
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Stagg Celebrates 68th Birthday at Chicago Home
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 68, long time director of athletics at the University of Chicago, declared he plans to coach and serve as athletic director for many years. He celebrated at home near the university and played a tennis match with his youngest son, Paul, with A A Stagg Jr. officiating. he dismissed age as a factor, saying fitness matters most and he remains in good health.
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Moody Denies Gift Affects Amateur Tennis Status
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody rejects rumors that Sen. James B. Phelan’s bequest of 220 400 to her amateur standing or future tennis career. She defends the donation as harmless and says the suggestion is in bad taste. In other news Carl Hubbell yields four singles as the Giants defeat the Reds 5 0 to narrow the gap behind Brooklyn. Bill Terry maintains the league batting lead with a home run double and a single in three appearances.
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Complete Carneaga Card At Lorain Tuesday Night
The Primo Carera exhibition at Lorain Tuesday night features six round bouts. Bob Graham faces Chuck Taggart at 175 pounds in a semi final. George Roberts returns after a year for a 169 pound six rounder against Willie Fellows. Bobby Tracey meets Andy Pollack at 118 pounds. Billie Shay meets Billie Senders at 125 pounds in the curtain raiser.
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Fox Farfare and Troxel Win Close Industrial League Games
The Fox Farfare beat Harshaw Chemical 6-3 after a two run rally in the sixth, while Troxel Laundries defeated Elyria Laundries 6-4 as Troxel moved ahead 3-3 in the seventh and held off a late rally. Smith pitched for Troxel to close out the win.
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Sharkey to Fight Campolo in September at Yankee Stadium
Jack Sharkey and Vittorio Campolo will meet in a fifteen round bout at Yankee Stadium on September 25, announced by Madison Square Garden Corp. Sharkey, under contract to Garden, agreed to terms via managers Johnny Buckley and Jack Conway who plan to sign articles Monday. Purse not less than 100000 dollars. Frank Bruen says winner could face Young Stribiasi in Miami in February. Red Caps practice at Hamilton Field tomorrow at 1:30.
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