Duplicates 1931 Feat Of Tom Creavy
Bob Hamilton of Evansville Indiana upset Byron Nelson of Fargo Ohio in a 36 hole match to win the 166 PGA golf championship at Spokane Manito course. Nelson led early but Hamilton surged with key birdies and a final two foot putt for victory. Net proceeds benefit Spokane Army hospitals.
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Tom Crezty
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Ders- More Saute
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Shute
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Cassibie
George Schneiter
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Fve
Adela
Army
Fort George Wright
Er General
Athletic Round’ Tablé
Farpet Fun and Benevolence Organization
Arne Andersson Tops Haegg For Swedish Title
Arne Andersson defeated Gunder Haegg to win the Swedish 1500 meter title at Stockholm Stadium. Andersson’s 3 4 96 time trailed the world record by about six and a half tenths of a second. Haegg had clocked 3 50 in earlier trials, with Andersson also winning the 5000 meters and posting strong intermediate splits.
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Stockholm
UPI
Arne Andersson
Gunder Haegg
Andersson
Anderaton
Sun Cops Longacrés Race at Longacres Venue
Xeno Sun won the special mile for year-olds on the Longacres program featuring Grant Zurett with three winning rides. Willie Dennis rode Keno Sun, paying $15.60, $1030 and $4.20 on a $2 mutuel ticket. Frier Gene finished second, with Kane Syrings paying $3. The report notes a mix of payouts and riders on the Seattle track event.
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Seattle
Cpi—Xeno Suns
Grant Zurett
Willie Dennis
Keno Sun
Frier Gene
Ae Kane
AAU swimming meet crowns Johnson at Prospect Park
More than 300 attended the AAU diving and swimming championship at Prospect Park pool. Richard Johnson of Prospect Park won the diving event with 79 points, repeating his title from last year. RPI’s Harry Rutter won the 200 yard freestyle for men with Weller of Williams second and Jogsten of Schenectady third. Ruth Reinhardt led the women in the 80 yard free style, Barbara Mooney of Schenectady second, Nancy Carmichael of Prospect third. Andrew Jogsten topped the 100 yard backstroke with Steinf of RPI second and Weller third. Stanisz Leonowicz of Schenectady won the boys under 17 80 yard free, with Dick Sawyer second and Henry Rutter first in the 20 yard backstroke. Don Newman of RPI won the 100 yard freestyle for men and John Bove of Prospect won the 40 yard freestyle for boys under 15. Barbera Mooney won the 40 yard freestyle for girls under 16. RPI’s four man relay finished in 1 minute 77.6 seconds, with Carl Niel, Fred Stenns, Larry Rutter, and Dan Newman on the squad. Ed Wachter, Troy recreation.
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Prospect Park Pool
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Prospect Park
Pay Paeelig
Edward Suriano
Schenectady
Harry Rutter
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Robert Weller
Williams
Andrew Jogsten
Siria
RPI
Carl Niel
Fred Stenns
Larry Rutter
Dan Newman
Ed Wachter
Troy Recreation
Schenectady Golfers Win Stockbridge Four Ball
Schenectady duo GPi-Siemund Makofski and Dom Mangino captured the Stockbridge Golf Club four ball title in Massachusetts, defeating Theodore O Budd and W Prince Smith in the final. The three day event featured 38 teams with Makofski Mangino advancing past Don MacauProud and John Clanty in semis. Hunter and McClelland had earlier defeated defending champions Stuve H Nelson and Phil Simons in the first round.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Gpi
Siemund Makofski
Dom Mangino
Schenectady
Stockbridge Golf Club
Theodore O_ Budd
Montclair
W. Prince Smith
Pittsfield
Makorski
Mangino
Don
Springfeld
Rudd
Smith
James Hunter
Don McClelland
North Adams
Hunter
McClelland
Stuve H. Nelson
Phil Simons
Springfield
Two Junior Games Tonight at Watervliet Diamond
Two Watervliet Junior League games scheduled on Watervliet High School diamond. The Eagles face the Tumblers and the Aces meet the Wildcats in tonight’s doubleheader action.
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Watervliet
Watervliet High School
Eagles
Aces
Wildcats
Swimmer Rita Weaver Highlights AAU Exhibition
Commissioner congratulated participants and thanked organizers for a successful event. Rita Weaver, former AAU champion, gave an exhibition of the crawl back and breast strokes.
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Rita Weaver
Belmont Park Race Entries and Purses Overview
Race details list entries for two year olds and older across multiple events at Belmont Park, with purses ranging from 2 500 to 4 000 added. Entries include names like Quonset Phalanger War Battle Sea Fate and many others, with weights and odds scattered throughout. Clear weather and fast track noted for the main card, with multiple stakes sections including the Wickenson Burnes and The Cobewel Handicap.
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Sandet Isa
Aoignie
E2meria
H. B. Nelson
Clark
Lucker Asai
Axis Dinging
Royaiong
Wheatley Stable
Phippe
Parke
Fire Warden
Kiss
Juldowee
Diego Rady
Men
Trace Hears
Zasti- Sardia
A-Feetair
Miss Tor
Fire
Jaco Royal
Wales
Prietarch
Ale Currents
Lord Carrent
Misa
Creutel
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Daley Gacy
Art
Ann Curtis Captures Four Swim Titles in Kansas City
Ann Curtis of San Francisco won four swimming titles at Swope Park Pool in Kansas City amid rain. She defeated Florence Scheoke of New York City by 36 yards for the 81 86 time, claimed the 1-meter and 10-meter breast stroke events, and extended her record as a leading female swimmer.
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Kansas City
Ann Curtis
San Francisco
Florence Scheoke
New York City
San Francisso
Ann
Charlie
Sara
Crystal Plunge
Taik
Curtis
Brenda Helger
Portland
Ore
Perence Schmitt
Susan | Gastiseau
Indianapolis
Yzer
Jasonville
Jane Dillon Hittleson
Fort Worth
Tex
Jeanne Wilson
Lakeshore
Clos
Chicago
Nancy Merki
Trips Split Bargain Bill With Miners
Scranton, Pa. AP story reports the Trips split two games with the Miners in a doubleheader marked by explosive rallies and a comeback bid. Dick Callahan struck with three homers in the sunset assault, while Len Johnson and Don Thompson contributed strong pitching. The team faced umpire disputes and manager absence as Gene Martin was sidelined for most of the day.
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Scranton
Apj
Binghamtonians
Larl Drews
Dick Callahan
Heinie Manush
Thompson
Patton
Pfennig
Willie Pep Signed To Face Peralta In Massachusetts Bout
Willie Pep of Hartford has signed to meet Joey Peralta from Tamaqua in a 30 pound bout at the dog track on Ay 28. Matchmaker Al Cerdly announced the match yesterday and said Pep would receive the largest purse ever paid to a boxer in Western Massachusetts. Peralta has defeated Chalky Wright and others including Cleo Shang and Mike Delis.
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West Springfield
Mass
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
New York
Joey Peralta
Tamaqua
al Cerdly
Pep
Massachusetts
Peralta
Chalky Wright
Noviter One
Peps Crown
Péralta
Cleo Shang
Mike Delis
Juan Zurita
N. Bo Alight Freight
Tommy Jessup
Albany Player Named Pilot At Hornell
Hornell Ponr League ball club appoints Albany infielder Johnny Morrow as manager. Morrow, who will also serve as first baseman, is the third manager this season after Dutch Schester and Frank Parents. He previously played with New Orleans in the Southern Association and led Johnson City in Tennessee’s Appalachian League.
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Hornel
Johnny Morrow
Albany
Hornell
Waterford Fourth Streeters Defeat Amity All Stars 17 to 3
The Waterford Fourth Streeters beat the Amity All-Stars 17 to 3 at Clifton Park yesterday. Didack had four hits for the winners, with St. Clair pitching and Sivtsky catching. Losers used Pielot Helm Rhoades and Martin.
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Waterford Fourth Streeters
Amity All-Stars
Clifton Park
Didack
St. Clair
Sivtsky
Pielot
Helm
Rhoades
Martin
Pre-Tourney Favorites Score First Round Wins in Arsenal Golf Meet
Pre tourney favorites won opening matches as the Arsenal golf tourney began in Chicago. Amateur and professional divisions feature top players, including Byron Nelson and Sam Snead, with a large field vying for medals and prize money in medal and match play across five days.
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Captain Gott
O' Sord Liotta
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E Perocher
Jack Liotta
Ralph Walsh
John Kailimac
John Hayes
Beysasiist
Pratt
Dickinson
Burnett
Gott
Durocher
Walsh
Selenko
Miss Betz Captures Net Meet Final Victory
National champion Pawtine Sere of Los Angeles, a rival of Miss Betz this season, loses to Betz in the final at Longwood. Brough and Betz clash earlier, with Brough securing her fourth win. Betz and Doris Bart also compete in doubles, while J. Gil Hall tops veteran play in a separate men’s singles match.
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Pawtine Sere
Los Angeles
Rom
Sennis
Fey
Lewise
Brough
Beverly Hits Cat
Deciatre Fond
Ses Ronne
Longwood
Tom Gingtes
Rye
Betz
Miss Brough
San Francisco
Misa’ Betz
Doris Bart
Miami
J. Gil Hall
New York
Ak Path
William Nassau, Pa
Paoli
Tofte Leads Hepp Trophy Golf Field
Ec Fotie posted 20 to toke the feat in the qualifying round of the Hepp trophy tourer at Kear Park over the weekend. Others followed with scores listed for the field as the qualifying round continues toward match play.
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Kear Park
al Dickizsos
Fred Wiliams
Bvs
Jerry Carpenter
Fred Smith
Jack Croke
LE Burton
le Gramm
Ed Tote
TY Bre Willows
Art Dickinson
Fred
Jack Crozer
E Burton
Ted Kana
John Fodlert
West Belenko
Leo LaFrenier
Jerry Lestite HH
John Kalimas
Dick Lynea
al Archer
George Heerns
Jack Luce
Charles Randal
Chet Jaslin
Morris Harple
Tames Doherty
Fight Enter $2,000 Feature At Saratoga Raceway
Eight youths line up in the $2000 Corinth at Saratoga Raceway as Trooper Hanover leads with Jenifer Hanover as main rival. In the Saratoga Nassau Club stake, Gilmour Raceway president WE attempts to repeat last year's sweep with three year old Dally Double, following Smith Bayard Hanover.
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Corinth
Saratoga Raceway
Trooper Hanover
Jenifer Hanover
Gilmour Raceway
Gilmour
Smith Bayard Hanover
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