Jones Takes Narrow Lead In National Open Third Round
Bobby Jones moved into a three stroke lead at the National Open after a 71 in the third round at Winged Foot. Gene Sarazen, Al Espinosa, Tommy Armour, and Leo Diegel remained in pursuit as Jones posted a 54 hole total of 215 while others trailed.
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Postponed Yankees Athletics Game Sets August 7 Doubleheader
Rain delay at Shibe Park halted the Yankees Athletics contest, pushing the second game of the series to August 7 as part of a doubleheader. Eastern league games also faced rain with Giants Robins and Braves set for a doubleheader today. Cubs beat Cardinals as Reds toppled Pirates 10 to 3 in a three game set. Red Lucas held, Paul Waner Pie Traynor homered for Pittsburgh. Browns beat White Sox 7 to 2 as Uhle’s Tigers lost 5 to 4.
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Jones Edges Espinosa In Open Round At Mamaroneck
A sensational eagle three on the ninth hole gave Bobby Jones a 35 for the outward nine in the Open Golf at Mamaroneck. He moved to 178 for Espinosa 178 and Sarazen 180 while Armour also stood at 180 after the 46 hole standings.
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Southern Association clubs play through clear skies in eight-game slate
Sixteen teams took the field as Southern Association play resumed in Atlanta Georgia. Little Rock won their first game of the season over Chattanooga 8 to 6 after dropping five earlier. Chattanooga took the opener 4 to 2. Memphis suffered a 3 to 0 loss to Nashville in the second game. Andrews Mobile hurled a 2 to 0 shutout of Atlanta. New Orleans beat Birmingham 5 to 2. Spartanburg defeated Asheville 7 to 4. Greenville Spinners split two with Knoxville 7 to 3 and 6 to 5 led by Howell and Welch’s five homers. Macon beat Columbia 7 to 1. Montgomery won both ends of a doubleheader with Columbus 2 to 1 and 7 to 4. Tampa split with Jacksonville 7 to 1 and 2 to 0. Selma broke Pensacola 4 to 3 after a late error.
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Baseball Leaders and Player Stats From June 28
National League leaders include Herman Ott Giants with batting .387 and 66 runs, 77 RBIs, 21 homers. Terry Giants 100 hits, Hafey Cardinals 21 doubles, L Waner Pirates 11 triples, Ott 21 homers, Cuyler Cubs 21 stolen bases. Grimes Pirates 11 1 record. American leaders feature Foxx Athletics .403 batting, Gehringer Tigers 66 runs, Simmons Athletics 79 RBIs, Manush Browns .101, Johnson Heilmann Ti gers 25 doubles, Miller Athletics 9 triples, Gehrig Yankees 20 homers, Gehringer 12 stolen bases, Grove Athletics 12 1 record.
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MISS MINNEAPOLIS STILL ALOFT TODAY
Owen Haughland and Thorwald Johnson push Miss Minneapolis toward the endurance flight record of 171% hours. They must stay aloft until 10:35 a m Sunday to beat the mark, weather permitting, hoping for an even break. Vermont adds 66 new 4-H clubs, lifting totals past 400.
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Fourth of July Golf Tourney Looms as Entries Lagg
Weather drenched day in Glen Arven as many local players miss entry deadlines for the eleventh annual Fourth of July Tournament. John Oliver defeated his brother and Berrian Moore in a Savannah clash, while Tom Aycock of Jacksonville won the National Intercollegiate Championship and Bobby Jones faced rain while chasing the Open.
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Tom Aycock
Jacksonville
Aycock
Entries Flocking to Glen Arven Fourth of July Golf Tourney
Entries for the Eleventh Annual Fourth of July Golf Tournament at Glen Arven poured in as tournament chairman J. W. Turner collected fees. Local players delayed paying, with last entries due by six this afternoon and pairings to be mailed tonight. Prominent entrants from Valdosta, Tallahassee, Douglas, Columbus, Gainesville, Albany, Moultrie and Bainbridge are expected, with better weather forecast for the four days of play and social events planned at the club.
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George Converse
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W. E. van Brunt
Tallahassee
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Douglas
Bill Dismuke
Frank Gerard
Columbus
Gainsville
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Albany
Bill Aycock
Moultrie
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Bower
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Perry
Boxing roundups feature Chicago and San Francisco bouts
In Chicago Jackie Fields of Los Angeles defeated Farmer Joe Cooper of Terre Haute Indiana by knockout in the first round. Spug Myers of Pocatello Idaho stopped Jackie Moore of Chicago in the fifth round. In San Francisco Ace Hudkins of Nebraska outpointed Charley Belanger of Canada over ten rounds.
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Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Joe Cooper
Terre Haute
Ind
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Pocatello
Idaho
Jackie Moore
San Francisco
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Charley Belanger
Canada
Golfer Shines Despite Sand Green Challenge
Years ago he faced tough luck in qualifying as he could not adjust to sand greens and dropped to the second flight. He then dominated that flight like a tornado, delivering remarkable golf throughout.
Oliver and Smith Reach Golf Tourney Finals
John Oliver of Valdosta and Kayton Smith of Savannah advanced to the state golf tournament final in Radium Springs Albany. Oliver defeated 16 year old Berrien Moore after 21 holes while Smith beat Cy Strickler 4 and 3 to set the championship pairing.
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Associated Press
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Valdosta
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Savannah
Oliver
Charlie Black
Dick Cherry
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la Grange
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University of Georgia
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Atlanta
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Moore
Missed by a Foot in Pinehurst Polo Match
A visiting polo player traveling through Pinehurst discovered his boots were left behind and could not be fitted by available stocks that had no No 11 sizes, forcing him to forego his game.
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Yesterday's Results and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
Yesterday's games saw St. Louis defeat Chicago 7 to 2, Cleveland beat Detroit 6 to 4, and Boston topple Washington 5 to 2. Rain postponed New York at Philadelphia with storms affecting TOBAY'S GAMES and tonight schedule lists St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Philadelphia, and Washington at Boston.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule and Scores
Chicago 4 St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh 3 Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York rain. Chicago at St. Louis Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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Unclear list of day’s sports results
Partial scores show Mobile 2 beat Atlanta 0 New Orleans 5 beat Birmingham 2 Chattanooga 4 to 6 over Little Rock 2 to 8 Memphis 5 to 0 Games listed for Atlanta Birmingham Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis. The fragment lacks clear event dates or contexts.
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Birmingham
Chatannoee
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Mueshv
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Steetie
Chattanooga
Nashville
Multiple baseball doubleheaders across three states
Spartanburg 7 Asheville 4. Macon 7 Columbia 1. Greenville 7 Knoxville 3. Augusta postponed due to wet grounds. Asheville at Spartanburg Knoxville at Greenville Charlotte at Augusta Columbian at Macon. All games listed as double headers.
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Columbia
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Columbian
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