Armour And Smith Lead In First Round
In Interlachen Minnesota the 34th National Open sees Tommy Armour and Macdonald Smith share the first day lead at 70 amid extreme heat. Bobby Jones sits one stroke back with 71 as Whiffy Cox also carded 71, with crowds estimated near 39,000 watching the opening round.
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Interlachen
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MacDonald Smith
Gene Sarazen
Minn
Tommy Armour
Bobby
Brooklyn
Whiffy Cox
Orchard Lake
Mich
Bobby. Jones
Atlanta
N. Y
Horton Smith
Joplin
George M. Smith
Chicago
Walter Hagen
John Rogers
Overland
Harry Cooper
Bob Jones
Mac Smith
Armour
California
Philadelphia
Alex
J. J. McDermott
Interlochen
Leo Diegel
Ed Dudley
Don Moe
Joe Turnesa
Ryshen And Naughton Triumph In City Doubles Final
Pete Naughton and Sammy Ryshen won the doubles rapid fire tournament at Ely Field with a 6 2 final over Jim Sharkey and Hoddy Halpin. The Glendale Court duo surged after a rough start, benefiting from Ryshen backhand precision and Naughton’s steady play. Halpin earned singles glory last week, while Sartor and Howenstine upset them to force deuce-filled late games. Winners receive three tennis balls each. mixer doubles open to amateurs set for next Thursday at 5 49 p.m.
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Sammy Ryshen
Jim Sharkey
Hoddy Halpin
Ely Field
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Sharkey
Goeck
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Wentz
Dangerfield
Howensteine
Sartor
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Naughton
Ryshen
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Howenstine
A. N. Smith
Skryp Leads Champs With Undefeated Hurling Run
SPORTCOM reports Mike Skryp, a standout local hurling ace, leads the Champs. He played in eight of ten games, winning all, and remains undefeated this year with 66 score events, an average of 8.4 per game. He allowed 17 runs in eight games, yielding a 1.75 shutout pace against Ta Rain and Dover, the rivals noted.
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Mike
Referees to Have Sole Judgment on Fouls in N Y
New York State referees will decide fouls in boxing bouts under a new rule of the New York State Athletic Commission. The rule, effective with the Singer Mandell Lightweight title bout at Yankee Stadium next Thursday night, bars ending a contest on a low punch foul and requires boxers to wear abdominal protectors.
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New York State
New York State Athletic Commission
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Industrial League Games Tonight Highlight Doubleheader
The Industrial League closes the first half with Harshaw Chemical facing Elyria Laundries at McKinley Field and Troxel meeting Western Automatic at Hamilton.
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Elyria Laundries
McKinley Field
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Hamiton
Indians Rally Beats Tigers In Detroit Comeback
Cleveland Indians edged Detroit 6 5 in the first of a two game series as Pinky Shoffner started and endured control problems before relief by Miller Belve Bean and late heroics from Eddie Morgan who homered drove in two and doubled Morgan's two base hits and three base hit Funk helped by Hinch. Clint Brown scheduled to face Waite Hoyt in today's game and Hoyt seeks to snap a string of losses for Detroit.
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Ylerring
Sullivan
Muiler
Rean
Form New Soft Ball League At Stadium
The new stadium league, supervised by Coach 4. X. Smith, will start Monday July 14 with seven teams and a two half schedule. Team rosters printed for captains and players. First half games listed: Bears vs Tigers, Indians vs Giants, and more across July 14–28 with multiple matchups and team names noted.
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Walden
Church Of Christ Trips Hungarian Reform Team 8 2
The Church of Christ extended its winning streak in the Church League by routing the Hungarian Reform team 8 to 2. Bainbridge pitched effectively allowing only one hit, while Barkacs struggled for the Hungarians as his teammates failed to support.
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Church of Christ
Bainbridge
Tisza
Barkacs
Standings and scores from the American and National leagues
American Reaultsa standings show Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 9 New York 1 Washington 7 Boston 23. Today’s games include Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at New York Washington at Boston Chicago at St Louis. National results list New York 19 Philadelphia with only game scheduled Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh. Association games note Toledo at Indianapolis Louisville at Columbus Milwaukee at Minneapolis Kansas City at St Paul. In church league action Second Congregationals beat St Marys 10-4. Grace Lutherans edged St Johns 12-10 in overtime to claim first half Lutheran title. Nel Krugman won for St Johns with R Gehl. Association results Louisville 6 Columbus Minneapolis 1 Milwaukee 10 St Paul 4 Kansas City 1 Toledo 11 Indianapolis 4. Giants batter Fred Lindstrom had 5 hits in 5 at bats. Pete Donohue allowed 16 hits including Chuck Klein’s 25th homer.
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St Louis
Change
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Association
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Indianapolis
Loulaville
Columbus
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
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Battenhouse
Grace Lutherans
St. Johns
Nel Krugman
R. Gehl
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Borovie
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M. Krugman
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Ohio Fuel Gas
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Paragon Oils Defeat Ohio Fuel Gas In Industrial League
The Paragon Oils defeated Ohio Fuel Gas 8 to 5 at Jefferson Field last evening. Blair earned the win allowing five hits while Paragon hitters struck seven off Widdler. A big third inning produced eight runs, with Webber hitting a homer for the Oils.
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American Legion Juniors Travel to Fremont for Game
The American Legion Juniors head to Fremont tomorrow to play the Carey-Fostoria winner from yesterday. They depart the club rooms at 11 50 a.m. with 2 30 p.m. kickoff. Freddy Rule is the probable starting pitcher as Elyria seeks victory. Fans may join the team at the Legion home.
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Fremont
Carey
Davis Cup Selections For Zone Finals Named
At Auteuil France on July 11 United States Davis Cup squad trained under coach Karel Kozeluh focusing on John Doer to strengthen his singles game for the inter zone finals Doer and George Lott were unofficially chosen for singles while Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn form the doubles team Captain Dixon will announce the official lineup Monday and may adjust for the France challenge matches
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France
United States
Karel Kozeluh
Kozeluh
John Doer
Doeg
George Lott
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Dixon
Baseball box score highlights with White Roig Fortman
Two-base hits by White Roig and M Fortman a home run by Webber and two stolen bases by Adam Myers sac bunt by Myers Blair earns the win with Fiddler taking the loss Blair fans one Fiddler fans one umpire D Webber
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M. Fortman
Webber
Adam
Myers
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Fiddler
Fiddles
D. Webber
Mike Skayp to Hurl Against Olmsted Sunday
Suburban League officials cleared Phil Lips to join the City team for Sundays game against Olmsteders in Elyria. Lips, signed a week ago and previously barred from the Mrlia-North Olmsted clash, will pitch or play in the infield as Elyria rearranges positions with Smith out for several games. Jordust shifts to short. Lips likely at third or in pitching role. PRET ps showcased long distance hitting in practice as Elyria seeks offensive punch.
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Richwince
Sawyer
Phillips
Olmsteders
Tfowever
Elyria
Smith
Jordust
Beore Simith
American Legion Juniors Call for Baseball Tryouts
The American Legion Junior base ball team lists players urged to report for practice at Riverview Park tonight. Names include Jack Storm, Jack Sargent, Clark Maddock, Charles Terry, Joe Smith, Alex Clawson, Gene Myers, Earl Holbrook, Ken Buriey, George Ives, Marouke, Lonnie Elbert, and others interested in trying out.
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American Legion
Riverview Park
Jack Storm
Jack Sargent
Clark Maddock
Charles Terry
Joe Smith
Alex Clawson
Gene Myers
Earl Holbrook
Ken Buriey
George Ives
Marouke
Lonnie Elbert
Italy Favorite Over Japan In Cup Finals
In Genoa Italy headed by Baron Humbert De Morpurgo was a slight favorite to beat Japan in the European zone Davis Cup finals here today. The winner will meet the United States at Roland Garros stadium in Paris next week for the right to challenge France on the same courts a week later.
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Italy
Humbert de Morpurgo
Japan
United States
Rolan Carros Stadium
Auteuil
France
Skryp Slams Ball As Mike Prepares For North Crosted Clash
Hitter Skryp belted hard drives last evening driving outfielders back as Mike prepares to face North Crosted after a week’s rest. The matchup could seal his ninth win of the season for himself.
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