Veteran star not washed up vows comeback in golf
June 28 Spokane report says Dr O F Willing plans to return for blood after bowing to Ken Storey in the Pacific Northwest Amateur. Don Moe to lead Portland efforts to regain the crown once held for seven straight years. Storey and Moe challenge Portland’s Scotty Campbell as the title race narrows to a 36 hole quarter final.
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American Legion Overpowers De Molay In Baseball Tilt
The American Legion team routed De Molay 14 to 0 to stay in title contention. Atkinson doubled twice in two trips, Clark smashed a three base hit, and Murillo earned the win with Carr suffering the loss.
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Cubs extend streak as pennant race tightens with Giants
Cubs win 5 to 1 over the Dodgers to trim the Giants lead to one and a half games. Cardinals beat Giants 8 to 7 as Diszy Dean notches his 13th win, while Brav es beat Reds 8 to 4 and Yankees surge with a Chap man homer in a 8 to 7 victory.
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Champion Out Of Golf Tourney
Gus Moreland of Dallas failed to qualify for the match-play stage of the Trans Miss golf tournament in Dallas as top contenders faced first round matches. Dallas pair David Coldman and Harry Todd shared medal honors with 144 for 36 holes, while W Lawson Little Johnny Goodman Johnny Dawson Fred Haas and regional champions from Louisiana Texas and New Mexico trailed.
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New Orleans
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Shreveport
Reynolds Smith
Verne Stewart
Albuquerque
Coast League pennant race tightens as Angels stumble
In the Coast League on June 28, Los Angeles and Hollywood led the race after a 3-2 loss for the Angels in Portland with five Beavers errors aiding two unearned runs. Oakland trailed 5-? while Seattle and Sacramento won key matchups as San Francisco evened the Portland series at 1-1.
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Spiece
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Stars
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Frank Shellenbach
Archie Campbell
Seattle
Art Garibaldi
Seal
Metcalfe Seeks Third Straight AAU Sprint Double
Ralph Metcalfe, the Negro sprint champ, aims for first in both the 100 and 220 yards at the AAU games in Milwaukee, seeking a feat not done since the 1880s. A Marquette sweep would give him a third consecutive double in AAU championships, following a NC AA win in Los Angeles. Bernie Weters, former record holder, attends to watch. Glenn Cunningham and others join a field from New York A C and other sections.
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Marquette Flash
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Bernie Weters
New York A. C
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Kansas
P. F. E. Co. Adds Win Over Popes
The P. F. E. Company clinched another win in the City league by defeating Popes 3 to 1 in the last game of the first half. Bucher pitched four hits for the win while Pearson yielded seven hits for Popes. A two run rally in the second broke a tie at 11 to 11 and decided the game. Larson and Sproul had two hits each for P. F. E. and Black doubled for the lone extra-base hit.
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Fights Last Night Endings Across Three Cities
In Chicago Frank Sigillo stopped Pete Nebo in eight rounds. Lenny Cohen defeated Bobby O'Dowd on points. In Washington Joe Knight stopped Henry Firpo in seven rounds. Oakland report incomplete with Joe Bernal noted.
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Chicago
Frank Sigillo
Pete Nebo
Key West
Fla
Lenny Cohen
Bobby O'Dowd
Sioux City
Washington
Joe Knight
Cairo
Henry Firpo
Louisville
Oakland
Cal
Joe Bernal
Box Score Highlights From Nightcard Bout Summary
In San Francisco a match ending with Sam my Mandell stopped at 145 pounds. Rockford hosted a bout where Billy Celebron defeated Abel Ferrerra at 147 pounds. Oakland saw a 145 pound contest with (2) noted.
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Billy Celebron
Abel Ferrerra
Oakland
Slayers American Batting Honors Across Leagues
The era’s top hitters include Manush and Gehringer leading batting and runs with Manush 113 hits and 25 doubles. Gehringer and Creenberg share doubles, Ott leads RBI for the Giants, while Medwick and Ott post high marks in hits and home runs. Pitching leaders include Hudlin and Dean with standout win totals as Cronin and Vaughan drive run production.
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Coast Netmen Favored as 1934 Intercollegiate Tennis Elite
Defending champion Jack Tidball and Gene Mako lead the favorites as the National Intercollegiate Tennis Championship moves into quarterfinal action at Merion. Upsets at the event included Laird Watt losing to Bill Reese while Bob Murray fell to Wilbur Hess. Tidball beat Gilbert Hu and Mako defeated George Stevens to advance.
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Mako Drubbed
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Yale
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Texas
College tennis winners noted from matches
Patterson of California Tech beat Leonard 7-5 6-4 in California. Fordham’s E Ram ey Donovan defeated Carl Holmes of California 5-4 8-6 and Kendall Cram of Tulane over Egbert Miles of Yale 6-2 6-2.
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Wrestling results from Des Moines and Wilmington matches
Des Moines results show Steve Savage of Chicago 225 pounds defeating Hans Schultz of Germany 215 and Roland Kirchmeyer of Los Angeles 235 beating Pat McGill of Windsor Nebraska 230 while Don McIntyre of Topeka 207 defeated Worrell Houge of Lawrence 218. In Wilmington Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado 220 defeated Joe Dusek of Omaha 208 and Hal Steinke of Germany 241 defeated Ernie Stevens of Texas 210.
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Omaha
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Ernie Stevens
Texas
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