Open Battle for Amateur Golf Crown as Bobby Jones Out
The Beverly Country Club hosts 141 players in the national amateur championship with Bobby Jones absent. Veterans Francis Quimet Charles Evans Max Marston and Jimmie Johnston lead a field of rising stars while British entrants Cyril Tolley and Phillip Perkins contest the event. Qualifying spans 18 holes daily, narrowing to eight then 86 holes culminating in a Saturday final.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Beverly Country Club
Bobby Jones
America
Jones
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Francis Quimet
Charles “Chick” Evans
Max Marston
Warrison
Jimmie” Johnston
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
de Forest Brothers
John and
Alaric
Cyril Tolley
T. Phillip Perkins
Tolley
Perkins
Braeburn
Virginians Take Wildcats Measure in Front Royal defeat
In Front Royal the Wildcats lost 10 to 2 after a tense game. Bagent pitched well until a string of home runs ending his outing. Gorvin worked to the final out. Kreps Robinson Gordian and Downing MecFall Slkey starred for the winners. Myers Robinson had two hits for the Wildcats.
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Wildcats
Front Royal
Bagent
Wil- Vemsporters
Gorvin
Kreps
Robinson
Gordian
Downing
MecFall
Slkey
Myers
Cats
Gorman
Johnson
Shirey
Baseball Leaders and Team Totals in Yesterday's Games
AP report lists home run leaders with Yankees featuring Gehrig and Ruth among top sluggers. It records team leaders and league totals, citing Yankees 57 homers and Gehrig 37, while other players like Klein Averill Ott Foxx appear among top hitters. League totals show American 4853 and National 445 total 928.
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Klein
Phillies
Averill
Indians
Ott
Giants
Foxx
Athletics
Baseball scores and today’s matchups in the American League
Yesterday results show Washington defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1 and New York beat Boston 14 to 4. St Louis won 8 to 6 over Cleveland in a split standings day with Chicago 10 over Detroit. Today games feature Washington at New York, Boston at Philadelphia, Detroit at St Louis, and Cleveland at Chicago.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Washington Eereree
Cleveland Aneereree
Boston Ceavenanee
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Tennis Pairings Are Being Made
An innovation in tennis will unfold in this city starting tomorrow at Victor Court Freder ick Road with a week of competitive play. A county junior tournament opens with top boys in action and the junior singles championship could reshape rankings, possibly making the 1931 season unique as the junior winner and runner up enter senior singles standings.
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Victor Court
Frederick Road
Firemen seek strong teams for weekend games with Western Enterprise
The Western Enterprise team invites others to schedule games next weekend. Interested strong teams should contact the fire hall or Manager Hesson for arrangements and details.
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Western Enterprise
Hesson
Standings Snapshot From Regional Baseball Matchups
Louisville leads with 12-4, Columbus 12-3, Indianapolis 13-5 and Minneapolis 7-2 while Kansas City 8-16, Toledo 4-1, St. Paul 3-4, Milwaukee 2-2 show mixed records amid a busy schedule.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Surprising start to week as wagers turn profitable
Cash across board reflections show mixed results with two winners one second and a third yet overall costs persist. The Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co lists prices paid to farmers for a range of commodities including wheat corn oats and various feeds and Chow prices noting grade quantity and quality dependences.
Cardinals Take Double Victory in Twin Bill
In St Louis Derringer and Hallahan pitched the Cardinals to a 5 0 win and a 4 1 victory over the Pirates. Derringer ran scoreless innings to 21 while fanning ten. Hafey led the attack with a hit triple and two other hits as Wood allowed six. Waner suffered a jaw fracture after being struck by a throw while stealing second. In the nightcap Hallahan struck out 13 as the Cards capitalized on timely hits.
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St. Louis
Derringer
Hallahan
Cardinals
Pirates
Hafey
Kremer
Osborn
Spencer
Wood
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Wilson
Waner
Grace
Goose Goslin
Browns
Indians
Ed Brandt
Braves
Lefty O'Doul
Robins
Farmer
Dlay
Luke Appling
White Sox
Tigers
Phil Collins
Phillies
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Coillins
Hubbel
Ben Chapman
Yankees
Red Sox
Paul Derringer
Bill Hallahan
Cliff Heathcote
Reds
Cubs
al Crowder
Senators
Ed Rommel
Athletics
Beaver Falls and rivals clash in scattered scores
Fragmentary sports note lists teams Beaver Falls Cumberland Mattis and Miller Helmick and Mackey and others. Mentions Fairmont Charleston and Youngstown at Clarksburg with a forfeit to Clarksburg due to non appearance. Additional names Cherry Dunford Rainey Hardway Lamb appear in incomplete pairing.
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Youngstown
Clarksburg
PRACTICE TONIGHT FOR AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL TEAM
The American Legion baseball team will practice at City Park diamond at 5 this afternoon. All members urged to attend as important business will be trans acted by owners and managers after practice.
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American Legion
City Park
Firemen Sweep Bunker Hill and West Virginia Rival
Williamsport Firemen extended their winning streak to four with an 84 win over Bunker Hill at Conomac Park on Saturday as Myers outpitched Swansea in a 3-3 deadlock before rallying for four runs highlighted by Knode's two on double. Sunday they crushed Falling Waters 14-2, led by Potts and Knode with four and three hits respectively. Lloyd made a spectacular bare handed catch.
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Williamsport Firemen
Bunker Hill
Conomac Park
Waeters
Myers
Fivemen
Swansea
Hose Company Club
Knode
Borg
Bryan
Williamsporters
West Virginians
R. Zimmerman
Potts
Lloyd
Swanson
Ladan
White Sox Triumph After Long Troubles
Detroit and Chicago played a 12 inning game with the Tigers taking an eighth inning lead before the White Sox rallied to win 10 to 2. Appling doubled and Jeffries and Grube singles produced two runs in the twelfth as the Sox overcome nine errors and 12 walks by their pitchers.
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Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Sox
Appling
Jeffries
Grube
Chicago
Thomas, Weiland
Lyons
Frasier
Tate
Uhle
Hogsett
Grabowski
Hayworth
All Stars Face Cabbies In Evening showdown at Muni
All Stars of Martinsburg clash with Hagerstown Cabbies tonight at 8 35 p m at Municipal Stadium. Martinsburg fields a strong infield with Bloiz on first Bover on second Tederick at short Middleton at third and an outfield headed by Rawlings Spaulding and Gardner or McNamee. Woodring catches with Ambrose Roberts and Locke the pitching trio while Scharff manages the squad. Cabbies counter with solid pitching and a heavy hitting lineup after reinforcements Lefty Wilson and Jack Hickey return and aim to stop the visitors centerpiece.
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AN Stars
Bloiz
C. Bover
The
Hose Co
Tederick
Martinsburg
American Legion
Middleton
Reggie” Rawlings
Hagerstown
Spaulding
Gardner
McNamee
Woodring
Ambrose
Roberts
Locke
Scharff
Lefty Wilson
Jack Hickey
Southern Association Scores Summary
In a set of Southern Association results Nashville beat Knoxville 7 to 6 while Chattanooga defeated New Orleans 3 to 4. Atlanta edged Little Rock 13 to 12 and Birmingham lost to Memphis 5 to 6.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleana
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Gehrig Muscle Up In Slugging, Yanks Lead Red Sox Rivalry
Joe Gehrig moved to third in the slugging race with six trips and a 37th homer as the Yankees split with Boston. Babe Ruth added two hits to tighten his hold on second place, while Virgil Davis and Bill Terry trailed in NL leaders as Simmons and Ruth maintained the top spots.
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Columbia
Lot Gehrig
Yankees
Whet
Bite
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
al Simmons
Virgil Davis
Phillies
Giants
Bill Terry
G. AB
Williamsport 2 0 York 3 4 Scranton Elmira
Scores from regional leagues show Williamsport defeating York 2 to 0 while Scranton edges Elmira. Wilkes-Barre and Harrisburg also posted wins with additional results across international league play including Jersey City, Montreal, Reading, Rochester, Baltimore and Buffalo.
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Wilamsport
York
Scranton
Elmira
Jersey City
Montreal
Reading
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
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Bob Jones
Chapman
Goslin
Herman
American
National
Total
Terro Ant Hiller
TERRO
Senoret Chemical CO
ST. Louis, MO
U.S. AL
Rudy’s Rexall
Rotel Hamilton
Stewart Warner
S. Potomac St
Bishop
E. Cramer
Heving
Moore
Miller
Ee Dykes
Williams
Rommel
R. E
Myer
Rice
Manush
Cronin
West
Seeee Bluege
Kuhel
Crowder
Partates
Reas
Owens
Campbell
McGowan
American Association
Frank
Dade Park
Blue Bonnets
Saratoga D Instan
Cash Play
Lincoln Fields
Tittle Tattle
Surly Kopeck
Hagerstown Grain and Feed CO
Protena
Protena &. R
S.c.e
W.C
County Market Report
Spencer, Wood and Phillips
Hallahan and Wilson
Beaver Falls
Cumberland
Mattis and Miller
Helmick and Mackey
Fairmont
Charleston
Esa
Cousins and
Galvin
Kermode and Mackey
Beckley Huntington
Cherry, Dunford and Rainey
Hardway and Lamb
Middle Atlantic
TAK
COAL
Roessner
H. E. Bester
Academy Hill
Stone CO
United States
Reg Rawlings
Municipal Stadium
Paramount
al Stars
NEW York-Penn League
Franklin Plan of
Sunoco
Allen H. Blaisdell
Carnegie Institute OF Technology
Schenley Park
Pittsburgh, PA
Sun 011 Company
Blue Suneco
Bioe
Blue Sunoco
U. S
Seciety of Automotive Engineers
Ble Sanoco
Automotive
Blias Seneco
Allen HM. Blaisdeld
Sun Oil Company
Hive Sunace
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