The Archive · 1937

Leave for Home

"Hopes Achieved with Ryder Cup Victory Still holding the gold Ryder Cup, which they had insured for $25,000, the American professional golfers who beat Great Britain at Southport left for home on July 14.

Denny Shute who was beaten by Henry Cotton, at Walton Heath clambered into the train with his wife just as it was moving from the platform at Waterloo Station.

"Denny hit the hay too long," said Tony Manero, "perhaps he wanted a long sleep after yesterday."

Manero searched for some time for the seats reserved for himself and his wife, and found them"under the mime of "Homero."

Say isn't that just cute," he exclaimed to Mrs. Manero. That's exactly where we are going—Home-

The shutout scored by the Nats came through the fine pitching of Appleton, who held the Sox to safeties while his team mates supported him in clouting out nine. No errors were chalked up against either side, contrary to the Indiai Hose tussle, in Which Cleveland miscued only once as for the couple by the Chisox. The Indians further scalped Chicago in the hit department, 10-5, for their 7-3 win.

Full scores follow:— a. oe 33

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