Close Contests Set for Arst Waterpointet Arsénals Final Stage
The championship division at Van Scheick Grand Golf Club heads to the semine stage with Pretourney favorites still alive. Captain Gott, Roy Fry, Art Dickinson, and Ralph Walsh survive weekend bouts as Fry meets Dickinson and Walsh faces Gott in the next round. Fourth division saw White beat Hart 2 and 2 and Major Kendall defeat Rancourt 4 and 3.
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van Scheick Grand Golf Club
Gott
Roy Fry
Art Dickinson
Ralphi Walsh
Walzh
Camain Fry
Dickinson
Gort
Harry Durocher
Walsh
Wal @ielenko
Fry
Doug Pratt
Steve Burnett
Ray Mealey
O. van Buren
al Kelley
G. Kinnaman
Jim Carn Ter
Don Burnham
White
J. Hart
George Kendall
Frank Rancourt
Cohoes Women Golfers Contest Tithe Matches
Van Schaick Island hosts the weekly women's championship with multiple divisions. Top division results include Maris Lussier beating Helen MacDonald 4 and 3, Leona Welch over Mrs Dusza 2 and 1, and Mrs Schnurr defeating Leona Bechard 2 and 4. Second division winners include Harriet Firestone over Mrs Ryemiller 2 and 1, Gertrude Cote over Helen Gross 3 and 2, and Hazel Van Buskirk over Francis Boland 7 and 1. Third division saw Mrs LaRowe defeat Eleanor Need 2 and 1 and Helen Alcott beat Margery Ruane 3 and 1. Match play continues this week.
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van Schaick Island
Maris Lussier
Helen MacDonald
Leona Welch
Peter Dusza
John Schnurr
Leona Bechard
Harriet Firestone
H. Ryemiller
Gertrude Cote
Helen Gross
Hazel van Buskirk
Francis Boland
Carl LaRowe
Eleanor Need
Helen Alcott
Margery Ruane
Standings and Results for Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern standings show Hartford leading Albany with results and upcoming games including Wilkes-Barre vs Scranton and Elmira versus Williamsport. National and American leagues list yesterday’s results such as New York against Washington and Boston versus Philadelphia with noted pitchers and upcoming matchups.
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Hartford
Albany
Harford
Binghamton
Utica
Unk
Elmira
Wilitaresport
Twilliamsport
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Ames
Williamsport
National
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
York
Washington
Detroit
St. Louia
Cleveland
Chargo
Terry
Bonham
Uw. Pet. Hartford
Whilamsport
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Wilkes-Barre Cd
Washington Fe
All American Golf Final Postponed to Today Nelson Holds Lead
Nelson, a Texas born pro, holds a two stroke edge at Yam O Shan ter as the All American Golf Open nears its final rounds. McSpaden and White chase within two shots while Harrison and Willamson stay in the hunt. Betty Hicks leads the women's division with a two stroke margin over Germain and Tainter.
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Chicago
Kain
Yam O'Shan
George Lo May
May
Inegrance Smn
Goldom
Byron Nelson
Jong
Jean
Lad
Texas
Toledo
Nelson
Ace Herold
Jug) McSpeden
Phils
Delphia
Pym
Huck White
Greenwood
Miss. Nelson
McSpaden
White
Jam
Army
Sergi
B. J
Ken Hellmann
St. Louis
Early Christiansen
Miss
Ola
Betty Hicks
California
Don ‘Iby Germain
Philadelphia
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
Tomorow
Utes Split With Trips in Doubleheader Thriller
Binghamton Utica game action shows Wilbur Reeser guiding the Blue Sox to a 3 win in the nightcap after an opening loss. Nick Goulish Jed and Yeash produced runs, reinsuring a come back in second inning chaos. John Moore hurled a four hitter in the opener as Bitsy Mott contributed two safeties.
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Binghamton
Utica
Wilbur Reeser
Blue Sox
Martin
Nick Goulish
Jed
Charley Mistos
Yeash
Turkey Tyson
Chesty
Race Entries at Narragansett and Belmont Cards
Race entries list across Narragansett and Belmont meets with purses from 1,500 to 7,900 and 2,500 to 7,009. Entries include horses such as River Sharmen, Dedham, Flaming Age, Little Foxr, Miss Joan Beattie, and, in several races, complex maidens and allowances led by notable horses and entry fees for six furlongs to three miles.
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Narragansett
Dedham
High Stow
Fat Can
aChiefs Bay
gGeed Company
Kiddws
Peeedy
Gattens
Spring Tornado
Sanpore
Flaming Age
Brennan
Xo Bounce
Wiess
Wenmaid
Little Foxr
Colleague
Hazes
Biodaway
Jims
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Sea Soarce
Roman Abbett
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Parasia
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Datavin
Ierolds
Furionxe
Texira
Three Cent
Fekight
Péris Gage
Moex
Jeck Reaptt
Inddation
Vaidine
Pu Ear
Inti Caratotta
Colsne Don
Eten Mist
Ka-Countess Wise
Black Swan
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Marmonien Emmy
Bat Player
Nave
Nedlane
Pumpeen
Belmont
Seratoga Mert
Widener Cour
Mote Brand
Staseri
Rockwood Arco
Ceetops
Aten Reights
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Norémeer
Mora
Nomadic
Siabie
Belair Sea
Wamai
Lasher
M. Hireshenis
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Apgard
Ig Milles
Gransiark US
Equintx
Jirjoe
axKing
Castie
Wipsioxielis
Roareues
Iheclaire
Troy Area Golfers Vie In Two Northeastern NY Events
Troy golfers prepare for tomorrow’s Northeastern New York pro senior championship at Troy Country Club and the Northeastern New York Women’s Golf Association meet at Schuyler Meadows Loudonville. Pro entries include Schultz Gormley Savel Brown Gances Lord Fitzjohn Gegen Cronin Thomson Cheshire Bexter. event uses a best ball format with pros paired with three club members. The Dwight B LaDa trophy awaits the winning pro team. women compete in two handicap divisions with gross and net prizes.
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Sfen
Troy
Northeastern New York
Troy Country Club
Northeastern New York Women's Golf Association
Schuyler Meadows
Loudonville
Prosenior
Eddie Schule
Trey Country Club
Schultz
Jack Gormley
Wolferts
Steve Savel
Eroquois
Schenectady
Ed Brown
Columbia C. C. Hudson
Johan Gances
Mormanside
Gen Lord
Glens Falls Country Club
Wed Fitzjohn
Albany Country Club
Tim Gegen
Schuyler
Meadows
Bob Cronin
Jim Thomson
Mohawk Golf Club
Bob Cheshire
Saratoga Spa
Dick Bexter
Taconic Golf Club
Scratcn
Dwight B. LaDa
Serpico and Barone Defeat Bombar and Flesch in doubles
Frank Serpico and Tommy Barone of Philadelphia defeated Buddy Bombar and Bill Flesch of Chicago in a 3 642 pin doubles match at the Quaker City alleys. The Philadelphia pair handed their Chicago rivals their first defeat since winning the match game title in Chicago last May, earning a $33 pin victory.
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Philadelphia
Frank Serpico
Tommy Barone
Buddy Bombar
Bill Flesch
Chicago
Quaker City
Braves Rally Twice To Take Twin Bill From Phillies
Boston Braves win 6 to 5 in the nightcap after dropping the opener 8 to 5 to the Philadelphia Phillies. Alva Javery relieves Woody Rich to earn the victory in the second game, scoring the deciding run in the tenth on Whitey Wittelmann’s hit. Frankie Drews drew a walk and scored as Javery beat out a bunt setting the final tally. The Phillies led in the opener but Boston rallied late after the early advantage.
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Boston
Whitey
Wittelmann
Frank Drews
Jdali
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Blue Jays
Philadelphia
Alvan Javery
Boston Kucler
Woody" Rich
Braves
Bills
Blue Jays
Frankie Drews
Javery
Wietermann
Wak
Drews
A Rich
Bina Jays
St. Anthony's Beats Berlin Bearcats 12-8 in baseball clash
St. Anthony's traveled to Berlin and defeated the Berlin Bearcats 12 to 8. Mercla pitched for St. Anthony's, allowing nine hits as Reo and Lanzitlo led with multi hit games. Lindsy and Gutermuth each had three hits for Berlin in a high scoring road win.
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St. Anthony’s
Berlin Bearcats
St. Anthony
Berlin
Troy
Lindsy
Mercla
St Anthony
Reo
Centerfelder
Hiome
Lanzitlo
Munners
Hien
Gutermuth
Freer Park Medalist Advances In Match Play
Freer Park medalist Ed Tote defeated George Karins to reach the quarterfinals. John Fottert awaits Tote after Tote won 325 to earn his spot. Other first round winners included Fred Seaith over Welly Redebush, Leo LaFrentes advancing by bye, Fred Williams over Jack Lece, and Stank Durkee advancing by bye. Second round must be concluded by Sunday.
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Tre Toursey Meedaller
Ed Totte
Hepp
Vetrner
Frear Park
Tote
George Karins
John Fottert
Jack Lece
Stank Durkee
BE. Barron
James Boughery
Dracher
Dickinson
Dr. Randel
Walt Zielenke
Jack Croker
Morris Harple
John Kuliman
Carpenter
Che
Jerry Sestito Brew
Ted Kane
al Archer
Senior CYO League Race Ends Tonight
Two games close the 19 4 campaign in the Senior CYO Baseball League. St Michael's meets St Peter's at Geer Field at 6 30 pm. St Anthony's faces Sacred Heart at Cathote Central High. St Michael's leads by two and a half games.
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St. Michael's
St. Peter's
Geer Field
St Anthony's
Sacred Heart
Cathote Central High
Destination Devil Diver Wins Easy at Belmont
On Belmont Saturday Destination Devil Diver won the race by a wide margin while carrying 125 pounds. Paperbor placed third in the Saratora Handicap with 100 pounds, and Avex Barth finished second with 156 pounds. The betting crowd set a Belmont course record with $3,022,468 wagered and another $1,620,750 handled at Camden.
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Payne Whitserser
Sarators
Wilson
Sareitegs
Peperdoy
Bon Jaur
Avex
Belmont
Trenton
Camden
Attendance and Betting Drop in Spa Raceway Season End
Saratoga Springs reports attendance plunges about 130.8 percent and a season handle of $2.51 for the Spa Raceway season ending. W Huis Glmour, president, announced the season closed with shifting attendance and betting marks. Owners plan to retire the 27 day fair meeting and the Saratoga Association will manage a forthcoming driving meet at the Raceway from late September to late October.
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Sarecoga Springs
Scratogs
Hartess Racing Association
W. Huis Glmour
Seturdey
Spa
New York State
New England
Giosexr
Saratoga Association
Orange County Driving Association
Grays Beat Pioneers In Doubleheader Drama
Grays win the opener 8 6 after a tough start, then fall 3 2 in the nightcap against the Elmira Pioneers. Herman Fink and Dana Parra lead Elmira with a 32 inning win while Corey plates a five run blast to spark Grays late rally. Johnny Krall and Dooley contribute in relief as Ozzie Kaierim earns the win.
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Willismapor
Derby
Elmira Pioneers
Elmira
Herman Fink
Dana Parra
Dut Corey
Johnny Krall
Dooley
Relef
Ozzie Kaierim
Victin
By Jimminy Chalks Up Impressive Derby Win
By Jimminy Chalks wins the featured derby at Washington Park in a 5920 dollar stake. By Jimminy, trained by Georgie Wool, dominates the field. Old Kentuck finishes second by a neck as By Jimminy posts his sixth win in ten starts as a three year old including the Dwyer Shevlin and Travers victories.
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Chicazy Gpi
Alfred
Emumisy
Washington Park
Phat
Cid
Cavalcade
Jimming
Oblivion Calante
Pensive
Metson Des- Bian
Jim Pensive
Stebiema
Ham Woodward
Vieona
Belmont Park
Aug
Calumet
Winnipeg
Jiminy
Georgie Wool
Derry
Woolf
Ailsab
Ashmenon
Theront
Old Kentuck
Jast
Nelson Dunstan
Shevlin
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Joe Palooka
Devil Diver
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