Betz Defends National Tennis Title In Forest Hills Final
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles defeated Louie Brough 6 3 7 6 3 to retain the national women's crown as top-seeded Kramer advances to meet Lieut Joe Hunt in the men's final. Kramer, Coast Guard seaman, beat Francisco Segura 2 6 6 4 7 5 6 3 to reach the final and later teamed with Frank Parker to win the doubles. Margaret Osborne and William Talbert moved toward the mixed doubles final with a 6 1 6 2 victory as Betz eyes Segura in today’s concluding program.
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Ecuador
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Calfornia Coast
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Army Air Force
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Pensacola
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Miami
Fla
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Cork Tops Antrim For Hurling Crown
Cork defeated Antrim 30 to 4 in the All Ireland hurling championship final yesterday. Cork forged ahead in the title clash at the decisive match, securing the crown and extending its dominance in the series.
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Nelson and McSpaden Defeated by Turnesa in Golf Match
In the Golden Valley team event, the Turnesa brothers Jim and Mike posted a 66 best ball to take three holes from Nelson and McSpaden. Nelson birdied twice late to end three down as Wood and Demaret lagged behind, Harbert’s eagle and first hole in one highlight the morning round.
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Monarchs Beat Tigers 10-3 in Junior League game
The Lansingburg Monarchs defeated the Troy Tigers 10 to 3 at Knickerbocker playgrounds Saturday. Harry Jones went four for four and Tom Money Jeach three for three, with Ray Yarter collecting three hits. Tiger efforts were led by Joe Schongar’s two safeties, while Monarchs’ battery featured R. Lottridge and Jones as starters.
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R. Lottridge
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Don Harwood
Arnold Davaren
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Pitcher Roger Wolff Classified 4-F by Philadelphia Draft Board
Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Roger Wolff, returning home ahead of teammates who played in Boston yesterday, was rated 4-F by a Philadelphia draft board after his examination last week.
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Roger Wolff
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Troy Golfer Tops Medalist to Reach Semifinals
Troy golfer H. Martin of Van Schaick Island CC reached the semifinals of the 13th Labor Day invitation at Mt. Anthony CC in Bennington. He faces William Leete of Williamstown, Mass., at 9:30 with J. H. L. Hunter meeting David McLelland in the other semifinal. Leete beat Connie Dibble 5 and 4. Hunter beat Jack Henderson 6 and 5. McLelland beat Donald Carr 5 and 4.
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Troy
Mt. Anthony Country Club
William Leete
Williamstown
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As & M
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Joe Burns
Hoosick Falls
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Burns
George W. Buck
Bennington
Leete
Connie Dibble
Hunter
Jack Henderson
McLelland
Donald Carr
New York City
Race Entries for Today at Leading Tracks AQUEDUCT
Entries for the day list multiple races with purses from 1,200 to 10,000 plus. Notable horses include Village Chimes Norge Ti High Tint Chesapeake Flying Ticer Stevee W Tuer well and many more across first to sixth races. Track times show first post at 2 30 pm with additional posts through 3 15 pm.
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Bill Hacker Takes Junior Net Crown
Bill Hacker defeated Samuel Lavine Jr at Prospect Park courts to win the city junior tennis title. He took the first set 6 4, dropped the second 4 6, then won the final set 6 3 to claim the championship after rain postponed the event from August 22. Seth Smith served as referee with Mrs Jane Galias assisting.
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Samuel Lavine, Jr
Prospect Park Courts
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Park Courts
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Bill Brown
Umpire Dehaney Injured By Bat in Newark Doubleheader
Newark International League umpire Frank Dehaney was to be honored between games of the Newark Syracuse doubleheader yesterday with a gift from Elizabeth, N J friends but instead was hospitalized after being struck by a bat.
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N. J
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Syracuse
Elizabeth
Polk Faces Maxwell in Hepp Final
Polk and Maxwell advanced to the Hepp Trophy final at Frear Park after semifinal wins. Maxwell beat Captain Les Gott 2 and 1, while Polk defeated Herb Bourstein 2 up. Maxwell also led a scoring day at the Troy course with a net 62 on a 22 handicap, among others posting tallies in the event.
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Detroit Lions Varsity Beats Bears Freshmen 28 7
Lanky Ben High tower, newly acquired from the disbanded Rams, scored two touchdowns including a six yard pass interception. The Detroit Lions varsity defeated the Freshmen 28 to 7 before 7,800 fans at University of Detroit Stadium.
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Cleveland Rams
Detroit Lions
University of Detroit
Packers Rally Past Redskins In Preseason Thriller
Green Bay nips Washington 24 21 before 45000 at Baltimore Stadium. Don Hutsonavage boot seals win as Packers strike early then chase Redskins throughout a high scoring exhibition. Baughs aerial misfires late as Packers defense clamped down.
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Redskins
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Washington
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Bob Masterson
Bears Rout Giants 42 28 in Buffalo NFL clash
Chicago Bears dominated the New York Giants 42 to 28 at Buffalo Civic Stadium before 16 970 spectators. Kine Beare and Gary Fumiglietti each scored and Emery Nia with Bill Paschal added Giant touchdowns. Carl Kinsdorf tallied twice for the Giants as Paschal ran 98 yards for a major score.
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Ramsey Reaches Cohoes Club Championship Final
Bill Ramsey advances to the Van Schaick Island final after beating Fred Murray 3 and 1. He will face the winner of Charles Martin versus Jos Vergoni in a match set for today or tomorrow. Ramsey and Ed Maz posted 74s to share gross honors in the Saturday sweepstakes.
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Cohoes
Fred Murray
Ortiz Knocks Out Gonzalez in Fifth Round
Manuel Ortiz of Los Angeles, world bantamweight champion, knocked out Fil Lopez Gonzalez of Mexico City in the fifth round Saturday night. Luis Castillo of Mexico City outpointed Lorenzo Safora. Havana’s former Cuban bantamweight champion fought in the semi windup.
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Manuel Ortiz
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Fillo Gonzalez
Mexico City
Luis Castillo
Lorenzo Safora
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