Left Handed Golfer Leads Open Practice Field
Left handed Colorado amateur Howard Creel and other top amateurs drew attention as the national open neared at Merion. Pro veterans Hagen Laffoon Kirkwood Picard joined practice under hot sun while Creel posted the best amateur 36 hole score and Curci led pros with 70.
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Merion Cricket Club
Henry Curci
Long Island
Howard Creel
Pueblo
Colorado
Creel
Denver
Walter Hagen
Ky Laffoon
Joe Kirkwood
Henry Picard
Charleston
South Carolina
Paul Bunyan
Rosenbloom to defend title against Fiermonte in Garden
Maxie Rosenbloom light heavyweight champion will defend his title against Enzo Fiermonte at Madison Square Garden in September. Manager Frank Bachman said telephoned arrangements with Garden matchmaker James Johnston. proceeds go to charity. first indoor Garden show of the season. Rosenbloom to receive champion’s percentage.
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Los Angeles
Maxie Rosenbloom
Enzo Fiermonte
John Jacob Astor
Madison Square Garden
Frank F. Bachman
Rosenbloom
James Johnston
Garden
the Garden
Bachman
Edward J. Netl
Associated Press
New York
Max Baers Bate
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Jack Doyle
Bac
Baer
Max Schmeling
Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Max
Ross
Mclarnin
Corn-Hog Pacts Halted in Dallam
Dr. R. T. Lee county agent was ordered to stop taking corn-hog reduction contract applications. He expects to mail about 625 contracts to the state review board with an average benefit around $200 per farmer, according to C. M. Peden of the county committee.
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Dalhart
R. T. Lee
College Station
Dallam
State Review Board
C. M. Peden
Phyllis Buchanan Wins Medal in Trans Miss Qualifier
Defending champion Phyllis Buchanan of Denver shot a 77 to win medal honors in the eighth annual Women's Trans Mississippi qualifier at Blue Hills Club Kansas City. She leads a field of 146, with Aniela Gorczyca, Lucille Robinson, and others close behind.
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Kansas City
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
J. W. Richardson
Creston
Miss Gorczyca
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Record US holders claim Irish Sweepstakes tickets in derby
Dublin reports 288 American tickets drawn in the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes, a new high for US holdings. Each ticket wins £514, about $2,570, with potential $150,000 on Colombo if its holder. In total 1,278 horse prizes drawn. six to South America and 45 to Canada. Greensboro August building activity outpaces last year.
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Dublin
Colombo
Hospital
South America
Canada
New York
Scientist Collects 5000 Hearts for Study at Western Reserve
Dr. Roy W. Scott, a professor of clinical medicine at Western Reserve University in Cleveland, maintains a laboratory holding a collection of 5,000 human hearts for research and teaching purposes.
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Roy W. Scott
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Walker Cup Team Heads Home After British Amateur Win
Boston June 4 W Lawson Little third American to win the British Amateur led the Walker Cup squad back from England. The group including Johnny Goodman Jack Westland Gus Moreland Max Marston Johnny Fischer raced to practice at Merion for the National Open. They predicted tough matches and resisted duplicating Bobby Jones grand slam.
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W. Lawson Little
Gil Dobies
Cornell
Merion
S. S. Laconia
England
Bobby Jones
Little
Goodman
Jack Westland
Gus Moreland
Max Marston
Johnny Fischer
Jesse Guilford
Jack Dawson
Baseball standings and schedule update for the National League
The league reports no games yesterday due to an off day. Today’s schedule includes Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Washington, and Cleveland at Detroit. St Louis at Chicago and New York at Boston also listed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
H. Pet
See
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Texas League results and standings update
Yesterday Dallas defeated Fort Worth 9 to 2 while Beaumont beat Galveston 6 to 3 in 12 innings. Houston edged San Antonio 6 to 5 in 10 innings as Tulsa faced Oklahoma City later. Standings show San Antonio leading with 28 wins, Beaumont 26, Galveston 25, Dallas 25, Fort Worth 22, Houston 21, Oklahoma City 19. Tulsa and night results noted for tonight’s schedule.
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Fort Worth
Galveston
Beaumont
Houston
Sam Antonio
Tulsa-Oklahoma City
Lee
Trae Pee
Orien
EO Ie
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Houston Ee
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
eBaumont
Thormahlen Walks Out On Tulsa Club Disciplinary Issue
Hank Thormahlen the burly southpaw purchased from Galveston walked out of the Tulsa club after being disciplined for breaking training. Manager Jake Atz confirmed the departure saying the incident occurred in early June.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jake Atz
Hank Thormahlen
Galveston
Fort Worth Releases Augustus Johns From Texas League Club
Fort Worth announced the outright release of left handed pitcher Augustus Johns known as Lefty. He had a 2 5 record this season with the Fort Worth Panthers in the Texas League.
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Fort Worth
Augustus
Lefty
Impressive wedding rites planned for local wrestling figure
Rod Fenton and Miss Neosho Carley prepare a highly publicized ceremony at the Texas National Guard home with a light menu, live music, and a 30 minute duel after the vows. Invitations are sold at City Drug Store for a small printing cost.
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Neosho Carley
R. M. Carley
Albuquerque
N. M
Texas National Guard
Fenton
Alfred de Jare Guardia
Mantell
Augustine
Cyclone Mackey
Amarillo
Donald Hill
Greater Hills
California
Lou Mueller
Salt Lake City
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Hillcrest members win club guest golf event at Hillcrest
T. H. Pitkin and H. C. Shaw won the Hillcrest Country Club member guest tournament with a combined net 153 among 50 teams. Fred Wagner and Frank Kimbrough tied for second with R. M. Teas and Billi Cox on 154.
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T. H. Pitkin
H. C. Shaw
Hillcrest Country Club
Pitkin
Fred Wagner
Frank Kimbrough
R. M. Teas
Billi Cox
Vance Shuts Out Fort Worth for 9 2 Dallas Win
Dallas pitcher Vance held Fort Worth to four hits in a 9 2 victory to take the third game of the series. Rabb's misplays behind him and limited support helped Dallas pull away late, as Fort Worth produced scattered runs. In Beaumont, Red Phillips homered in the twelfth to win the opener 6 3 before Galveston answered in the nightcap 7 2 to split the doubleheader. Houston beat San Antonio 5 6 in late results.
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Tex
Jom Vance
Beaumont
Red Phillips
Homer
Galveston Bucs
Paul Sullivan
Amarillo Merchants Win Ninth Straight Over Claude
The Amarillo Merchants beat Claude 9 to 1 to secure their ninth win of the season. Skeet Owens pitched well with strong support, striking out three in a row in the fourth. They will host Sanford in Glenwood Sunday afternoon with free admission.
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Claude
Merchants
Skeet Owens
Sanford
Glenwood
Indians Trade Scarritt to Oklahoma City
Fort Worth reports Scarritt, the Indians flashy outfielder known for defense, was released today by the Fort Worth Texas League club and sent to Oklahoma City. The rest of the text mentions UNC’s long running session ending at its 137th year.
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Indians
Scarritt
Fort Worth
Russell Scarritt
Oklahoma City Inc.ans
Texas League
Pay Tribute to Patsy Jeanne Pronger
Stratford obituary notes the burial of 1 month old Patsy Jeanne Pronger daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Pronger Jr following services at the Pronger brothers ranch After dying last Thursday in Beaumont due to blood poisoning from a foot bruise Rev W A Hitchcock led the Stratford Methodist Church service Pallbearers listed by name and relation.
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Stratford Cemetery
Patsy Jeanne Pronger
P. J. Pronger
Pronger
Beaumont
W. A. Hitchcock
Stratford Methodist Church
William Price
Jose Flores
Thomas Lester Taylor
Orria Henry Ingham
Claude Sloan
Wayne Rash
Dalhart warned on loan spending for crop production
A. M. James, chairman of the Emergency Crop Tan Production committee for Dal lam County, warned farmers that loan funds must be used only for crop production. He said misuse could bring a $1,000 fine and six months in jail and that borrowers will be required to account for the money.
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Dalhart
A. M. James
Dallam County
One Day Race Meet Reels In 700 Fans at Silverton
Silverton June 4 A one day racing meet drew about 700 fans. Results show Drike wood owned by H H Robinson Amherst won the quarter mile with School Girl second. Bonnie also owned by Robinson won the half mile with Golden Dream second. Driftwood captured the three furlongs with Panzetta second. In the saddle horse race Jess Kirkendal of Happy won on Jen ler with Bil Miller second on Tony. The tomb of Zachary Taylor lies at Louisville Ky.
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Drikewood
H. H. Robinson
Amherst
School Girl
Bonnie
Robinson
Golden Dream
Driftwood
Panzetta
J. B Withington
Olton
Jess Kirkendall
Happy
Jenler
Bil Miller
Tony
Barney Ross Receives Tripe Title Homecoming in Chicago
Barney Ross returns to Chicago amid a tumultuous welcome as a triple boxing champion after defeating Jimmy McLarnin in New York. Gov. Horner, Mayor Kelly greet the 24 year old Jewish boxer, with 3,000 fans at Union Station and City Hall. Ross hails the Irish support and receives the key to the city from Mayor Kelly.
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Chicago
Henry M. Horner
Edward J. Kelly
Mara Rasofsky
Union Station
Jimmy McLarnin
New York
City Hall
Ross
McLarnin
Kelly
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