Masters title repeats as Horton Smith defeats Bobby Jones
AGUSTA Ga March 26 Bobby Jones hopes the defeat by Horton Smith in the Masters Invitation marks a rare setback for the Little Golf Great He notes he has not returned to regular play and plans to limit his future to Masters events while Smith continues to assert dominance after last year's Open loss.
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Ry Henry McLemore
United Press
Agusta
Bobby Jones
Salth—Horton Smith
Bobby
Augusta National
Smith World
Fieldiog Wallace
Billy Burke
Obby Jones
Robert Tyre
Craig Wood
Wood
Craig
L Espinosa
Denny Shute
Johnny Walden
Cyril Walker
Cyril
Shane
Oscar
Jones
Worton Smith
Jones and Wood Shine At Augusta Masters Invite
Henry McLemoth reviews the Augusta Masters Invitation where Craig Wood’s near par on the final hole and Sam Smith’s 284 win highlight a weathered round. Bobby Jones finishes tied for thirteenth with 294 while Ed Dudley and Young Paul Runyan place high among pros.
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Chicago
Craig Wood
Billy Burke
Jones
Smith
Wood
Deal
N. J
Young Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Ed Dudley
Augusta Club
Wille MacFarlane
Turkahas
N.Y
Ohio Amateur Soft Ball Association Plans District Layout
Ohio Amateur Soft Ball Association will host its second meeting in Columbus to plan district country and city divisions. Tr Ross Bunce says the gathering invites all Ohio groups seeking affiliation to promote tournament play under standard rules. Finance chair E R ReNer will discuss funding. the state group uses many teams per community, differs from the National association which limits to one rep per club.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Amateur Soft Ball Association
Ross Bunce
Bunce
National Soft Ball Association
Ohio Association
National Association
E.R. ReNer
National
Origins of basketball traced to Dr James A Neismith era
The text states basketball began in 1881 with Dr James A Neismith as a Springfield Massachusetts teacher. It claims indoor play and a name shift to Jaén tennis since 1874, and mentions Teanic becoming a sport over 789 years ago.
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James A. Neismith
Springfield, Mass
WY. ML. Cla
Jaén
Joliet Quintet Wins Catholic Scholastic Title
Joliet Catholic High School of Joliet wins the National Catholic High School basketball tournament for the third time, beating St Mary’s Stockton California 20 to 17 in the final. St Patrick’s Academy Chicago takes third by defeating Prairie du Chien Wisconsin 25 to 16. St Rita High Chicago wins the consolation title 34 to 15 over Quincy Academy.
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Chicago
Catholic High of
Soliet, I
Joliet
St. Mary's
St. Patrick's Academy
Prairie du Chien
Wis
St. Rita High
Quincy Academy
Quincy
Avon, Delta Shine In Class B Meet At Toledo Track Event
Avon High finishes second to Delta High in a Class B meet at the University of Toledo. Elyria High struggles, Scott leads Class A as Toledo Scott wins with 51 112 points, DeVilbiss follows, and Delta dominates Class G with five records and a 30 3 4 point total.
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Chuck
Delta High
Avon High
Scamman
Flyers
Lower
Avon
Salter
Hubbard
Niederst
Elyria
Scott
Jack Brown
Smith
Graber
Jack Ward
Crimson
University
Nicholl
Vanek
Metcalf
Roe
Stoll
Jeaders
Tri-County Ball League Plans Reorganization Meeting
The Tri-County Baseball League will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting Thursday in the Lorain Municipal Courtroom to reorganize for the 1934 season. Secretary Ruby Ebinger announced the event, noting a record number of teams is anticipated and inviting managers interested in joining.
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Tri- County Baseball League
Lorain
Ruby Ebing‘er
Welsh Bowlers Beat Transfers In Close League Match
The Welsh Funeral Home bowling team defeated the Held Transfers of St John’s Lutheran on their home lanes by one pin in a narrow victory. Newt Clark led with a 545 series as Welsh Funeral dominated several high scorers across the lineup.
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St. John’s Lutheran Loop
Newt Clark
Dillman
Clark
Peckies
St. Louis Browns Doom Looms Over Last Place Fight
St. Louis Browns, cellar dwellers last season, appear headed for a repeat as 1934 opener notes show 65–96 record in 1933. Rajah Hornsby has begun rebuilding with new recruits, while salaries and unstable ownership cloud prospects for topflight performance.
Revival of Greyhound Racing and Ancient Coursing
The article notes Greyhound racing as a revival of ancient coursing in which two dogs owned by rivals chase a live rabbit while owners and their supporters bet mugs of ale on which dog will catch the bunny.
Training Camps Roundup of Baseball Movements
At winter training camps in Florida and California several MLB moves and results emerged. Ivy Shiver was purchased from Detroit by Cincinnati for about 10000 dollars and joins camp after three IL assignments. Dick Bartell of Philadelphia faces a three week layoff due to a spike wound from a Cards game. George Watkins joined Giants camp after a holdout, accepting the salary demanded. Indians won both exhibitions in New Orleans and posted a 4 3 score, while Julian Johnson of Halsted impressed by four hits in four at bats. Babe Ruth, dating the fountain of youth, hit six homers in spring games, including one against the Braves. Pirates beat White Sox 8 1 in Los Angeles, rallying in the ninth for a two game sweep. Cubs lost 5 4 to Sacramento after Gabby Hartnett’s homer sparked an early lead.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Ponce de Leon
Yankees
New
Los Angeles
Arky Vaughn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Wrigley Field
Pirates
Meine
Smith
Chicago
Finney
Lyons Hoving
Pompaso Sky
Lockers Room Gossip from Ralph Tratsorth
Hararss Racing returns to Berex on June 9 for an early season night meet in Cleveland suburb, first since 1920, purse total 20049. Ohio State chatter notes Jesse Owens, world broad jump record holder, visiting Harlem with Ralph Metcalfe after AAU games in New York.
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Ralph Tratsorth
United Press
Hararss
Berex
Cleveland
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Harlem
New York
Run of Ninth Inning Hits Narrows Lead Inning Streak
In the last half of the ninth Malone Warnrie and Davenport allowed eight hits as the rally narrowed the gap. The inning featured a flurry of contact with multiple batters reaching base and a late surge pushing the score closer. The result highlighted relief pitching struggles and a tense finish for the home team.
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Malone
Warnrie
Davenport
Bowling standings unchanged as Milwaukee leads ABA tourney
In Peoria March 26 the American Bowling Congress event sees Chy Bowing and others chase first place from Milwaukee's Foatplay ers' Mutual. Top rollers include Bil Robinson of Louisville and P Butler of Chicago. Postum of Battle Creek led with 2850, Aireshotad Bus 2870, Capitol Club 2757. Doubles leaders include Priebe Swartz 1147 and M Morgan Glawski 1247.
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Peoria
Chy
Louisville
Akron
D. Denver
Ryading
Chicaso
Mutual
Milwaukee
American Bowling Congress
Bil Robinson
Louieville
Renny Cale
P Butler
Chicazo
A. Priebe
J. Swartz
St. Pau
Mino . Ned
M. Morgan
H. Glawski
Michegath
A. Tomasech
J. Ganim
Cleveland
P. Mattican
Ro Williams
Towle O
Mehecass
IR. Bessenbach
Larkland
RL Gras
JL Maieck
C. Johnsen
Erin
M Simsenske
Roving sine in wing warfare disputed history
The fragment asserts roving sine entered wing warfare after the Marquis of Queenshury framed Tales in 1848, noting their use was specified then, while claiming actual introduction in 1818 during a bout between about 220 English boxers in a French exhibition.
Jai Alai Origins and Spanish Explorer Claim
A note questions Jai Alai as a sport from Spain and mentions Herman Cores, a supposed Spanish explorer, as discovering Aztec playing gatac. The fragment blends misattributed origin ideas and unclear terms.
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Spain
Herman Cores
Guerin Chips Ebinger Coals Clash In Final Here Tuesday
In an all Elyria Lorain night the Lorain Pennzips meet Elyria Hi Speed Gas for Class A while Lorain Ebingers face Elyria Guenin Potato Chips for Class B in the Lorain County amateur basketball final. Amburat Business Men fell to Torain Ebingers 26-20 ending their title defense. Chips beat Henrietta Grange 30-23 with Dodsley key in the rally. Amherst Men also lost to Ebinger B as Lorain led 11-9 at halftime. Final rounds promise fast, high scoring action and strong Elyria Lorain rivalry.
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Elyria Hi-Speeds
Dodsley
Henrietta Grange
Amherst Business Men
Ebinger
Frank Walend
T Wilds
Amburat
Torain Ebingers
Guerin
Carl Dodsley
Tommy Dean
Agai
Amherst
Lorain Boys
Blyria-Henrietts
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C Osenee
Misrehler
Greenee
Reinhard
Uvairsey
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Mellyaine
Tkovsee
Kinsley
Hostettier
Sears Krieg
Wes Wasem
Johnson
Hee Los
Amherst Husinen
Resto
Joey Shoe Repair
Repete
Etnies
G. F. Mathes
Leonard
If . Stoffner
Salisbury
Frisia
Dedsley
Sehmittsen
T Snyder
C Donovan
Bees
Tota
Wrebersees
Dean
Helinsath
Vincent
Barbers
Myers
Heyshinger
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Metkovsee
Asaene
Shivak
Kaley
Henrietta Grasge
Drax
Kinelege
Seerees
Cease
Oberlin Sixaley
Krieg
Re. Tee
Pod Slater
Ehinger
Total
Skenia
E F. Ware
Reeger
Muathes
G. R Huffner
Terry
Stark
Mare
Rs Raesler
Huber
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