Sarazen Trails English Pro in Open qualifying round
Gene Sarazen, American Pro champion, shot 7 over par 78 in the first British Open qualifying round at Royal Cinque Ports, nine strokes behind leader Henry Cotton who posted 66 at St Georges. Denny Shute struggled with a 76 as Britons and Americans chase the title.
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Eagles Defeat League Leader in Five to Zero Upset
The Eagles upset the league leaders 5 to 0 as Newbold allowed four hits and errorless defense. In the second game Popes Dairy defeated Pocatello Athletic 8 to 2 behind Jones who earned the win with 10 strikeouts as McGaugh yielded ten hits.
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Canton Cafe Ad Details Late Night Menu
Dinner 35. From 11 p m to 8 p m Canton Cafe offers Chep Suey and Noodles with short orders at hours.
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Cubs Gain on Giants in NL Race After Doubleheader
Chicago Cubs steal two wins from Brooklyn 5 to 1 and 8 to 0, narrowing the gap behind the Giants while St Louis and New York split with 9 to 7 defeat for the Cardinals. Giants rally in the fifth inning to beat the Cards and remain atop the standings.
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Angels Sweep Seattle to End First Half Lead Coast League
The Los Angeles Angels dominated Seattle in a weekend double header to finish the first half 184 games ahead of second place San Francisco. Frank Demaree added his 29th home run as the Angels completed a 5-1 series win. Portland Beavers and Oakland upsets reshaped the lower standings while Portland and Seattle held the cellar. A separate piece notes a raven’s nest found in Georgia mountains contradicting beliefs about bird habitats.
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Pictures Show Judges Missed Real Winners
Officials of the NCAA meet at Memorial Coliseum rewrote finish results after motion picture reviews. Changes shifted team points, with Southern California rising to second and LSU dropping, while Stanford’s win remained intact. The motion picture timing disputed several sprint results and records.
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Portland Pro Captures Idaho Open Golf Title
Ted Longworth of Portland Oregon won the second annual Idaho State Open at Idaho Country Club with 286 strokes over 72 holes to claim the $200 purse. Sid Harmon of Salt Lake City was runner up with 287, followed by Neil Christian of Yakima in third with 291. George Schneiter of Ogden placed fourth, R. E. Olson of Twin Falls fifth, John Geertson of Ogden sixth, and Tee Branca of Salt Lake City seventh. Ray Critchell leads Amateurs with Boise as the location.
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Londos Meets Jim Browning at Madison Square Garden
The heavyweight title bout between Jim Browning of Verona Missouri and Jim Londos the Greek stars tonight at Madison Square Garden Long Island Bowl in New York. About 30 000 fans expected with gate receipts topping 75000 dollars. Browning 230 pounds faces Londos 200 as a disputed title remains unresolved but the bout narrows the field of claimants.
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Amateur champion leads 72-hole total at championship
The amateur champion posted a 297 to win the event while Ralph Pugmire of Salt Lake City was runner up at 305. Other professionals ranged from 300 to 321 with names including Chas E Foley Bob Duncan Roy Van Elm Gene Reed Jack Martin Bill Willes Harry Borg Ernie Schneiter and 51 Luttrell. Amateurs Walter Cosgriff Ben Peterson D A Chapin also competed with various scores.
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College Netmen Open Tournament
Haverford Pa June 25 Collegedom's highest tennis honors the national intercollegiate tennis championship opened with top players from several colleges poised to contest singles and doubles titles. The event features leading squads seeking individual crowns and team prestige.
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Pacific coast favored as Merion hosts anniversary tennis tourney
The 50th anniversary classic at Merion Cricket Club draws 100 racquet players from nearly 50 institutions led by Jack Tidball of UCLA. Tidball, whose 1933 title boosted him to the top seed, begins the drive to the crown as the field starts today.
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