American Golfers Lead British In Walker Cup Opener
Henry McLemore reports from St Andrews as Johnny Goodman of Onaha and Lawson Little of San Francisco defeated Roger Wethered and Cyril Tolley eight up with six to play in the first Walker Cup foursomes. Americans hold an early edge, with several matches near even or up for grabs in Scotland.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
T. Andrews
Scotland
Johnny Goodman
Onaha
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Roger Wethered
Cyril Tolley
Britain
U.P
Francis Culmet
George Dunlap
Jack McLean
Eric McRavie
Gus Moreland
Jack Westland
Eric Fiddian
Harry Bentley
Max Marston
Chandler Egan
Michael Scott
Sam McKinlay
America
Wethered
Tolley
Hell
Benty
Goodman
Francis Quimet
New York
Eric McRuvie
McLean
McRuvie
Erick Fiddian
Greatest thrill I ever got in golf by Bobby Jones
Henry McLemoth quotes Chandler Egan in Scotland in May 1924 recalling the 1921 National Amateur in St Louis when Bobby Jones produced a swing he称 called the greatest he had seen. Egan notes the evolution from gutty balls to modern drivers, and remembers his own outdated clubs from 1911 to 1921. He mentions Walker Cup and Amateur Championship clubs, and whether he would use old gear again.
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Andrews
Scotland
Chandler Egan
St. Louis
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Bobby
Esan
The
United Press
Bittners Rally To Beat Sears Roebuck
The Bittner Funeral Home team rallied to score the decisive run in the eighth inning and edged Sears Roebuck 3 to 2 on the Hamilton diamond. Boreski, pinch hitting for Fritz, singled to start the rally as Lindway misplayed Sito’s fly and Boreski moved to second before Reed’s single.
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Bittner
Sears Roebuck
Hamilton Diamond
Bitners
Boreski
Fritz
Lindway
Sito
Reed
Birds Release ILer Columbus On Release to Elmira
Columbus Red Birds catcher Tom Anzley was optioned yesterday to Elmira in the New York-Penn League release, moving the Columbus bird squad within the American Association.
Barney and Jimmy Set For New York Title Bout
Barney Ross the world lightweight champion faces Jimmy McLaren, world welterweight king, in New York on May 28. The planned bout is billed as one of the era's best title scraps, pitting two popular champions against each other.
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Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
New York
New York Writers Fear Crack Up of Champions
Giants, defending world champions, have lost five of eight games against western clubs. They trail from first to a third-place tie after losses to Cincinnati, the Pirates, and the Cardinals. With a three-game series against the Cubs ahead, outlook appears dreary for New York.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Giants
Lick Observatory
New York
Cincinnati
Pirates
Cardinals
Cubs
Nonce
Cards surge to third as St Louis tops Cubs 5 4
Yesterday the Cards tied for third by winning 5 to 4 on a seventh inning rally with Rothrock and Frisch singles and Medwick's long fly. Hal Schumacher yielded 11 hits as St Louis moved into a share of third place through 11 wins in 12 games. The Cubs extended their lead by routing the Dodgers 12 to ?, with Kiepielrup recapturing the home run lead as Hartnett and Herman joined the circuit. Cincinnati beat the Braves 2 to 1 behind Lombardi's triple and single. Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh was rained out. In the American League the A’s beat Detroit 5 to 3 for their fourth straight win as Johnson and Higgins homered. New York crushed the White Sox 13 to ? behind Gehrig’s seven RBIs on two homers and two doubles. Cleveland edged Boston 11 to 10 as Vosmik and Averill homered, Boston errors aiding the rally. St Louis at Washington postponed by rain.
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Bill Herman
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Strick
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Stan Dumski
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Murkowski
Dunski
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Dean
Koelinis
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Howard Thornton
Atarkowski
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Bauer Grocers
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Ed Gehl
Fred Maddock
Haury
Bauer
Bill Schrock
Rollin Moran
Oscar Powell
John Talarsky
Foss
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Kaiser
Connie Schroeder
Lauck
Craft
Motor Express Team Drills At Cascade Park
Cascade Park hosts a Motor Express drill session with coach Gen rs Mocsny listing players Mac Zemba Tom Joe Strinta Tita Jewald Long Raumdart and Storm. Todaz's Games and Athagar at Rorhesser are noted.
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Cascade Park
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Mac
Zemba
Tom Joe Strinta
Tita
Jewald
Long
Raumdart
Storm
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Athagar
Rorhesser
Tate Atota
Crimson Golf Team Swamps Lorain 23 1
The Eisra High golf team, Lake League champions, crushed Lorain 23 to 1 at Ely Country Club. Captain Nick Ross led with the day’s best score, as Stan Dudek and Jose Varzincak rounded under 100. Elyria’s likely district meet lineup includes Ross, Dudek, Pete Sykes, and Joe Varzineak.
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Eisra High
Lorain
Ely
Port C
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Ashland
Sandusky
Nick Ross
Jose Varzincak
Stan Dudek
Dave Garver
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Crimson
Ridgewood Country Club
Pete Sykes
Joe Varzineak
Arizmendi Favored In Major Featherweight Showdown
New York May 11 Arizmendi a sensational Mexican scrapper is the 7 to 4 favorite to beat Al Roth of New York in one of two feature 11 round featherweight bouts at Madison Square Garden. The other feature pairs Mike Belloise of New York and Petey Hares of Brooklyn in a third meeting. Belloise won the first and drew the second. Winners are expected to be matched for the right to succeed to bid Chocolate's featherweight crown, with Chocolate recognized by the New York State Commission. Freddie Miller of Cincinnati holds the NBA title.
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Baby Arizmendi
al Roth
New York Tonight
Madison Square Garden
Mike Belloise
Petey Hares
Brooklyn
Belloise
Chocolate
New York State Commission
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Peay at Hamilton in scheduled meet tonight
Meats and Dean's lameh teams are set to compete at Hamilton Diamond J Fat 1T5. Members of the Meats are assigned to report at the Geld Dar 31 Veinek.
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Sobrowski
Dean
Ash‘doin Report
St Marys Sth Grade Team Beats Tth Grade 13 11
St Marys Sth Grade defeated the Tth Grade 13 to 11 in a Thursday Cascade Park game. Selman pitched and E Meecha caught for the losers while BR Yanke pitched and Vehicles caught for the winners.
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Michigan Net Team Whitewashes Oberlin
University of Michigan netters routed Oberlin 9 to 0 in Ann Arbor. Kenn beat Neuf 6-3 6-3 and Siegel defeated Oldy 7 5 in a close set. Appell CM defeated Sperry 6-1 6-4. Kahn topped Totter 6-2 6-2 and Bowles beat Klock 6-1 6-0. Sandusky down Reid 6-3 6-0. Doubles Stexel-Appelt won 6-1 7-5. Kean-Katin 6-8 6-0. Baldwin-Kykowics 6-2 6-2.
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Kahn
Totter
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Klock
Bet
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Reid CO
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Appelt
Reid
Kean
Katin
Olds
Baldwin
Kykowics
Neat
Potter
Elyria High Tracksters In District Meet
Elyria High sends 16 runners to the district meet under Coach W. L. Vaughn in a large squad for a wide event coverage. Performers include Boylan and Triplett in sprints, Ward and Brown in distance, Scott and Lucas in hurdles, Meyers in shot put, Yost in javelin, and the Crimson Flyers seek state finals depth behind Scott Ward and relay teams.
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Roe
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Two Teams Boast Perfect Records In E H S League
Boreski's Wildcats and Murkowski's Mules remain undefeated in the Elyria High School softball league. Boreski's forfeit win over Gerber's Geese gives them a fourth straight victory. Murkowski and Doan starred on the mound in a 15-5 win over Koepp's Kangaroos, with Bedoes catching. Zemba's Zebras earned their first win, 14-8 over Novak's Hyenas, as Zemba pitched and Ziegman caught.
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Bedoes
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Hyenas
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Ziegman
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Wenee Novak
Kats
Ceetene Kostro
Hi Speeds Upset Dean's Lunch 7-2 in League Play
Hi Speeds toppled Dean's Lunch 7 to 2 at McKinley Diamond in the Eastern Heights League. Frank Murkowski pitched well for Gaymen, limiting Dean's to five hits as Hi Speeds claimed the win.
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McKinley Diamond
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Parrish Meats
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Paul Summerlee
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Mark
Torrance Sets Shot Put Mark in Exhibition Meet
In Hammond Louisiana Jack Torrance a State University weight man shattered records with a 36 foot 5 inch shot put in an SE college exhibition. He posted multiple throws of 55 feet or more and recently broke Drake Relays mark with 41 feet 2 1/2 inches. In a separate girls game June Bugs defeated East Side Comets 24 to 18 at Ely.
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Jack Torrance
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Southeastern College
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Bugs
East Side Comets
Ely
Dobroski Meats Lose To J. K. Coffee Team
The Dobrowski Meats traveled to Lorain last night to suffer a 12 to 5 defeat at the hands of the strong J. K. Coffee team in a game played at Lakeview Park.
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J. K. Coffee
Dobrowski Meats
Lorain
Lakeview Park
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