Kocsis Still One Of Favorites In National Golf Meet
Michigan star Charley Kocsis remains a top contender at the National Intercollegiate golf tourney. Ed White of Texas led the opening 18 holes while Yale, Notre Dame, and Georgia Tech chased in the medal play. Kocsis posted 74 as 32 players linger under 80 for match play.
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Kocsis
Michigan Star
Blond Star
Cleveland
Ed White
Texas
Michigan
Yale
Meade
Monroe
United Press
Ountry Club
U.P
White
University of Michigan
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Princeton
Charley Kocsis
A. F. Kammer, Jr
Johnny Banks
Roy Ryden
William Ward
Syracuse
Oliver Transue
Canton
Charley Yates
Berrien Moore
Maurice Hankinson
Oklahoma
Pat Sawyer
Sawyer
University of Minnesota Star
Yesterday's Results From Hoatou Di and Nearby Cities
A cluttered recap lists scores and matchups including Cleveland 14 over Chicago 2, Philadelphia 13 over Washington 6, and New York 10 over Philadelphia. Mentions Detroit at Philadelphia and Boston, New York at Cleveland, with several city pairings and local results like St Lenin at Washington and Buffalo with Rochester.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Lenin
Yuding
Boston
Chileno
Detroit
St. Lenin
St. Lenia
Fight Results by United Press Summary Card
Fight results note two bouts. In New York a ten round technical knockout earned by Kaneckoaut over Costadant. In Cleveland Jenrage Paes knocked out Nat Littip in Pittsburgh in the first round.
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United Press
Eadie Zivie
Technical Kaneckoaut
Jo Costadant
New York
Jenrage Paes
Ifi
Cleveland
Nat Littip
Pittsburgh
Dry Cleaners Edge Hardwares 7 To 6 After Close Win
The United Dry Cleaners defeated Elyria Hardwares 7 to 6 in a Stadium League clash at the Wayside Inn diamond. Pais started for the winners and B. Jones pitched for the losers in a tight battle.
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Dry Cleaners
United Dry Cleaners
Elyria Hardwares
Wayside Inn
Pais
B. Jones
Major Loop Leaders by United Press
A cryptic sports roundup lists leading batters and runs batted in with names like Manush of the Senators Gehringer of the Tigers Medwick of the Cardinals and Gehrig of the Yankees. The jumbled data mentions home runs and hits ranks but contains many OCR errors making exact figures unclear.
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United Press
G. AB
R.H. Pet. Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Medwick
Cardinals
Merchants Beat Grocers In Loop League Clash
Merchants toppled Moran and Foss for 11 hits and 16 runs to defeat Haury and Bauer 16 to 7 in an Eastern Heights league game. Ray Thompson held the Grocers scoreless until the sixth, then two runs in the seventh before Chris Youngins closed out the five-run rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants
Moran and
Clement Horse Finishes 2 4 At N Randall
Hollywood Toney owned by Dr. E. P. Clement and driven by Jay Douglass finished second in the 11 16 mile and fourth in the mile dashes of the 22 class trot at the Grand Circuit meet in North Randall Jericho. Dr. H M Parshall, world's champion driver, won both events with his sulky. Senator McKloe of Clement's stable is slated for Thursday's Ohio free for all trot against Brown Berry Hollywood Dennis Meda Morley Frisell and six others. Parshall’s victory was his first of the season. Other doubles included Calumet Budling Belvedere and Laurel Hanover.
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Cleveland
Hollywood Toney
E. P. Clement
Jay Douglass
North Randall
Jericho
H. M. Parshall
Ohio
Senator McKloe
BE. P. Clement
Brown Berry
Hallywood Dennis
Meda
Morley Frisell
McKlye
Buckere
Dr. Parshall
Parshall
Calumet Budling
Belvedere
Laurel Hanover
Londos Regains Wrestling Title at Madison Square Garden
In New York on June 26 Jim Londos, the Greek wrestling icon, defeated Jim Browning in a one fall, 1 hour 10 minute 15 second match to reclaim the world heavyweight title before more than 24,000 fans. Londos, who has earned over $2,000,000 in 15 years, declared active championship and said his manager is negotiating with Ed Don George and Strangler Lewis for future bouts.
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New York
Wrestling Today
Jim Londos
Londos
Jim Browning
Missouri
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Browning
Ed White
Ed Don George
Strangler Lewis
Yesterday's Heroes Yesterday's Heroes by United Press
Jimmy Foxx and Myril Hoag led their teams with multi hit games and six and four RBIs respectively. Lou Gehrig collected a single double and triple along with a homer over five plate appearances.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Myril Hoag
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Standard Drug Team Plays Elyria Dables No 7 At Hamilton
The Standard Drug team will play the Elyria Dables No 7 tonight at Hamilton. The game is scheduled to start at 6 o clock. All players are asked to take notice.
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Hamilton
Elyria Dables No. 7
Meats Defeat Bitners in 2nd Half Opener
Dobrowski takes early lead and holds it as Meats beat Bitners 4 to 2. Johnny Soja, Meats’ flinger, struck twice for safety while Nixon Barbers defeated Jolley’s Repair Shop in the other opener last evening with a strong showing.
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Meats
Bitners
Dobrowski
Johnny Soja
Nixon Barbers Wallop Jolley
American absence eyed as British title favorites loom
Henry McLemore notes all England championships favor top international players with Perry Austin Crawford von Gramm Jroussus Merlin and Yamagishi named for men’s singles while rounds Scriven Heeley Nuthall head women’s field. Jacobs overlooked despite strong recent showings. Bittner Funeral Home edges Dobrowski Meats 4 to 2 in West Side league opener as Sosa again prevails over Boreski. Jalley’s Repair Shop blows 12 to 7 to Nixon Batbars amid wild pitching by Webber and Young.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Penne Eng
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
England
Jack Crawford
Australia
Gottfried von Gramm
Germany
Christian Jroussus
Andre Merlin
France
J. Yamagishi
Japan
Dorothy Round
Peggy Scriven
Mary Heeley
Betty Nuthall
Mme. Mathieu
Fraulein
Aussem
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Perry
Pat Hughes
Crawford
Mrs. Moody
Miss Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Elizbeth Ryan
Miss Palfrey
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
America
Boussas
Quist
Merlin
Yamagish
Wood
Don Maskell
New Yorker
QHE Dobrowski Meats
Bittner Funeral Home
Morticians
Jefferson Diamond
Johnny Soja
Walt Boreski
Sosa
Johnny
Bittners
Boreski
Jalley
Nixon
Dewey Webber
Norbert Young
Nixons
Heights League Tonight Now Pushed Back
Merchants oppose Maumee Dabrles at McKinley and Deans Lunch meets Parrish Meats at Harmon in Eastern Heights League postponed games tonight.
Four U. S. Golfers Pass Open Qualifying Tests
Four American players advance through the second qualifying round of the British Open in Sandwich England. Stylish Mac Smith, Gene Sarazen, Denny Shute, and Joe Kirkwood posted scores of 73 and 75 as the defending champion Shute led the group with a 73.
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U. S
Sandwich
Eng
Mac Smith
America
Gene Sarazen
Denny Shute
Joe Kirkwood
Smith
Shute
Sarazen
Kirkwood
Red Sox Crush Indians To Move Up In Standings
In Boston, the Red Sox beat Cleveland 6 to 3 lifting the Indians to fifth place while Boston climbs to third and Washington advances to fourth. Bob Weiland took the loss as the Sox staged a five-run fifth inning, four unearned after Hale’s error. Weiland allowed eight hits in 4 2 3 innings. Bean finished with a wild pitch and three walks.
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Oston
Monte Pearson
Willis Hudlin
Red Sox
Pearson
Hudlin
Sox
Bucky Harris
Robert Moses Grove
Fritz Ostermueller
Indians
Senators
Tribe
Washington
St. Louis
Bob Weiland
Hale
Trosky
Rice
R. Johnson
Morgan
Rhodes
Kamm
Larry
Oissell
Cleveland
Boston
Weiland
Beans
Bean
Hildebrand
Wild Witch
McGowan
Owens
Grafton Motors Trim LaGrange Team 6 to 3
Grafton Rothgery Motors defeated LaGrange Business Men 6 to 3 in LaGrange. Walker pitched for the winners while Stoll and Rothgery hit homers.
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Grafton Motors
LaGrange Team
Lagrange, CO
Grafton Rothgery Motors
LaGrange
Walker
Stoll
Rothgery
Shields Reaches Wimbledon Third Round In Straight Sets
Frank Shields of New York defeats Pierre Landry of France in three sets 6-4 6-4 6-0 to advance to the Wimbledon third round. Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles also wins in straight sets over John Olif of England, 6-1 6-2 6-2.
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Wimbledon
Hogland
Frank Shields
Pierre Landry
France
Shields
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
John Olif
England
Dayton Increases Lead In Mid-Atlantic League
Dayton extended its Middle Atlantic League lead to four and a half games by defeating Wheeling 12 to 2. Zanesville beat Beckley 8 to 1 while Johnstown toppled Springfield 7 to 3 and Huntington crushed Charleston 14 to 8.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dayton
Zanesville
Beckley
Johnstown
Springfield
Huntington
Charleston
Stadium Loop Games: Bittners and Dobrow Meet Again
In a West Side league double feature the Bittners and the Dobrow ski Meats clash again today at the Hamilton diamond in a Stadium loop contest. The Haserodt Jewelers face the Elyria Hardwares in the other Stadium loop game.
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Bittners
Dobrowski Meats
Hamilton
Haserodt Jewelers
Elyria Hardwares
Flood of fish stories in Massachusetts licenses rise
Massachusetts will hear about 10 500 more fish stories this year as 10 500 extra fishing licenses were issued versus last year. Raymond J. Kenny director of the state division of fisheries and game cites better economic conditions for the increase.
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Boston
Massachuetts
Raymond J. Kenny
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Girl Learns Craft in Swampscott Manual Training
Anne Louise Lyons, 11, the town’s sole girl in Swampscott High School’s manual training class, crafted a wood model boat with hammer saw and plane while her mother sewed the sails.
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Swampscott
Mass
Anne Louise Lyons
Anne
Open, Wide-Open AL Race Sees Six Teams Contend for Title
The American League pennant chase tightens with less than five games between first place Yankees and fifth place Indians as six teams compete for the crown. Detroit drops from first after Athletics’ 13-11 win. Broncaf with 13-2 over White Sox. Ruth benched but Hoag homers. Boston rallies to 6-3 over Welland. Washington beats St. Louis 6-4. Giants beat Cards 10-7. Pirates top Phillies 7-1 behind Swift.
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Yankees
Indians
Athletics
Tigers
Giants
Cards
Theon Wright
United Press
York
White Sox
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Atth
Detroit
Jimmy Foxx
Johnny Bronca
Yale
Chicago White Sox
Red
McCarthy
Bronca
Ruth
Myril Hoag
Boston
Big Bob Welland
Washington Senators
St. Louis
Senators
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Bill Swift
Randall Fails To Qualify In Pro Tee Joust
Randall fails to qualify for the National Professional Golfers Association tournament in Granville Ohio as Reggie Myles leads with 142 strokes for 36 holes. Other qualifiers include Steve Zappe Lloyd Gullickson Al Sargent Jack Thompson Waldo Crowder and Bob Randall with varying scores, while several players such as Dave Ogilvie Al Espinosa Frank Gelliot Jock Collins Jim Noble Harry Rees and others miss the cut.
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Granville
Reggie Myles
Cleveland
Ohio
Buffalo
Myles
Bob Randall
Spring Valley
Steve Zappe
Springfield
Lloyd Gullickson
al Sargent
Toledo
Jack Thompson
Youngs
Uown
Waldo Crowder
Dave Ogilvie
al Espinosa
Akron
Frank Gelliot
Cincinnati
Bob Shave
Seb Randall
Hlyria
Mike Heaney
Atlems
Alex Campbell
Dayton
Jim Kenney
Harry Boyer
Jock Collins
Mansfield
Jim Noble
Harry Rees
Rocky River
Tom Bryant
Gene Marchi
Want McGonagle
Ohio Open Horseshoe Tourney At Lakeside
The Ohio Open Horseshoe tournament will be held this year at Lakeside on Lake Erie from August 13 to 14. Prizes total 200 dollars, with first place awarded a gold medal and the title Ohio Open Champion. The event is sanctioned by the Buckeye Horseshoe Pitchers Association.
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Lakeside
Lakeside-n-Lake-Erie
Buckeye Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Reds Sell Dazzy Vance To Cardinals
Cincinnati, June 26 The Cincinnati Reds today sold veteran pitcher Dazzy Vance back to the St. Louis Cardinals for seven thousand five hundred dollars. Vance did not win a game for the Reds this season. The Reds also announced the acquisition of Harry McCurdy, catcher on the Houston team of the Texas league, for an unannounced sum.
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Cincinnati Reds
Dazzy Vance
St. Louis Cardinals
Vance
Reds
Harry McCurdy
Houston
West Side Loop Games Tonight at Jefferson Diamonds
West Side league games tonight feature Sears-Roebucks meeting Hi-Speeds on diamond No 1 and Wykrent Grocers facing Western Automatics on No 2.
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West Side Loop
Jefferson Diamonds
Sears-Roebucks
Wykrent Grocers
Homer King Bob Johnson Tops Sluggers Early Season
New Philadelphia Athletic outfielder Bob Johnson leads the home run parade since the season opened, outdistancing Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and his teammate Jimmy Foxx in early power.
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Bob Johnson
Philadelphia Athletic
Babe Rath
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Colonels Rally to Beat Millers 4 to 3 in 11 Innings
Columbus reports the Colonels beat the Millers 4 to 3 after 11 innings. Jim Peterson pitched all 11 for the win. Lew Riggs hit a fifth inning homer with two aboard to spark a five-run rally. Columbus swept Milwaukee, taking three of four. Kansas City defeated Toledo to extend a four-game edge. Indianapolis beat St Paul 12 to 2 to close the four-game set.
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Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Ken Penner
Kentuckians
Millers
Jim Peterson
Colonels
Milwaukee
Lew Riggs
Kansas City
Toledo
Phil Page
Blues
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Barbers to Meet Frobatta Coals Tonight on Unnamed Diamond
Nixon Barbers announce a game against the Frobatta Coals for tonight on a yet to be selected diamond. Barbers members are asked to call 8439.
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Barbers
Nixon Barbers
Frobatta Coals
Resars versus Rogers Softball Game At Cascade Park
Resars Motors and Glen Rogers Motors clash in a two game softball series at Cascade Park. The opener starts at 6 30 PM with both teams aiming for a win and bragging rights in the local matchup.
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Resars
Rogers
Resar Motors
Glen Rogers Motors
Cascade Park
Flashes Defeat Bearcats 7 to 2 on Franklin Diamond
The South End Flashes beat the Bearcats 7 to 2 yesterday at Franklin diamond. Junior team managers seeking a game with the Flashes should call Jack Baldwin at 627 Middle Avenue.
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South End
Bearcats
Franklin Diamond
Flashes
Jack Baldwin
Middle Avenue
Play at Richwine Clash Ends with Softball Showdown
The California Fruit Store and the Elyria Lawyers meet tonight on the Richwine diamond at 6 15. Players are asked to arrive early and ready for a competitive game.
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Richwine
California
Elyria Lawyers
Tubes vs. Cleaners clash on Steel and Tubes diamond
The Steel and Tubes softball team faces United Dry Cleaners in the Eastern Heights league tonight at 6 15. The matchup pits two local clubs in a 6 15 start, aiming for a key win at home.
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TUBES
Steel and Tubes
United Dry Cleaners
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