Fourteen Sarazen Will Defend Crown at British Open
A near record field of 287 entries plus 34 foreign golfers includes 14 United States amateurs and professionals for the British Open at St. Andrews July 3–7. Gene Sarazen heads the U S delegation with Ryder Cup teammates under Walter Hagen and other notable entrants from the United States, Canada, and abroad.
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London
United States
St. Andrews
Scotland
Gene Sarazen
Sandwich
Walter Hagen
Ed Dudley
Craig Wood
Densmore Shute
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Olin Dutra
Leo Diegel
Johnny Farrell
Joe Kirkwood
Ameri .N
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Joseph Ezar
Waco, Tex
Joshua Crane
Brookline
Mass
Dallas Country Club Invitation Golf Tournament Opens
Johnny Dawson arrives as top amateurs gather for the ninth annual Dallas Country Club Invitational in Dallas. Gus Moreland, fresh from the National Open, aims for wins after claiming Houston New Orleans and Texas titles. David Goldman defends his crown and eyes matches with Dawson Moreland or others. Dazzy Vance pitched multiple games for St Joseph in a demanding stretch.
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Dallas
Houston
New Orleans
Texas Golf Association
David Goldman
Moreland
Dawson
Dazzy Vance
Giant Cardinal
Kurl- Jnce
St. Joseph
United States Golf Stars To Play in British Open Tournament
CHILDRESS Tex June 12 The ninth annual Green Belt Golf Tournament qualification saw Clarence Haynes of Frederick Oxfa shoot a 68 the lowest score among 110 players. Billy Holmes Shamrock defended his title with a 69 as strong winds and a drenching rain shifted scores upward. The event featured five flights with 32 players in each of the first two and a senior flight for players over 50. Readout lists qualifiers for the first flight including Haynes Cooke Green, Smith, Holmes, Sanders and others from Clarendon Shamrock Memphis Electra Vernon Frederick Paducah Crowell and more.
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Clarence Haynes
Frederick
Dick Cooke
Clarendon
Green
Memphis
James Smith
Shamrock
Reginald Greenhaw
Ira Merchant
Billy Holmes
C. P. Sanders
Childress
John Marriott
Electra
Whitney Anderson
Vernon
Paul Brunk
Bill Cooke
Bill Rogers
St. Louis Beats Chicago 3 1 In Lone Monday Match
Standings show New York leading with 33 wins, Chicago tied for last with 28 losses. Monday results include Fort Worth and regional games with multiple night matches across Houston Dallas and Oklahoma City.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Ww. L. Pet
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ww. L
Ceek
Pittsburgh
Esas
Boston
Panthers Lose to Loop Heads in Texas League Action
In a Texas League double bill, Beaumont beat San Antonio 9 12 and 0? 9 1. Houston Buffaloes defeated Fort Worth 12 to 4. Tulsa downed Oklahoma City 11 to 6. Beaumont tied the series with San Antonio after a 9 1 win. Galveston Buccaneers topped Dallas 6 2.
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San Antonio
Galveston
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Houston
Fort Worth
L. Pet. Smousor
Ea Leedtetiias
Ais
Panthers
Panther
Houston Buffaloes
Greer
Parker
Selph
Hock
G. Moore
O'Dea
Pi Beaumont
Auker
Galveston Buccaneers
Redlegs Hand Bruins Defeat Redlegs Hand Bruins
In a National League doubleheader summary Brooklyn wins 4 to 7 over Chicago in 12 innings, Philadelphia claims 7 to 6 in 13 innings, Cincinnati loses 6 to 4, and a scoreless American League game shows St. Louis 2 to 0 over Chicago with late scoring.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Carroll
Ryn
Shaute
Outen
Lopez
Hansen
Davis
St. Louis
Chicago
Blueholder
Shea
Durham
Heving
Berry
Reds Edge Cubs In Tight Seventh Inning
Grantham delivered a pivotal three with bases loaded and two outs in the seventh to lift the Cincinnati Reds over the Chicago Cubs 6 to 5 in a loosely played game. Roy Hansen earned his first win for the Phillies as they routed the Dodgers 7 to 4 behind 13 hits led by Don Hurst and Pinky Whitney. Bruce Campbell's eighth inning homer backed a 3 to 1 Browns win over the White Sox in Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Grantham
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Owen Carroll
Phillies
Dodgers
Roy Hansen
Rosey Ryan
Ryan
Joe Shaute
Hansen
Glenn Wright
Don Hurst
Phils
Pinky Whitney
Hurst
Boston Braves
Chicago
Bruce Campbell
Art Scharein
George Blaeholder
Ed Durham
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Barwns
Scharein
Campbell
Sox
al Simmons
Kress
Biae
Box Scores from Yesterday's Top Games
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 6 to 4 in nine innings. F Herman and Stephenson drive in four runs for Cincinnati. Grantham adds two base hits and two runs. Chicago gathers early two runs, Malone suffers the loss as Smith allows one run in relief. Time 1:42.
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Cincinnati
Malone
Bush
Hartnett
Smith
Lombardi
TotWehigs Val
Grimm &Th
Rhpoae Adama
Moore
Bottomley
Pies Hafey
Rice
Grantham
Morrissey
Cscoeeseee
Stephenson
Stark
Klem
Rigler
ST. Lou
Anh
Tee
Trescene & Garms If
Campbell Rf
Burne Ib
Gullie
Hevey
Shea
Blaeholder
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Th. Sr
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Campbell
Dyken
Haas
Scharein
Appling
Levey
Bineholder
Hayes
St. Louis
Balle
Heving
Blueholder
Ing
Mori
Geise
Baseball scores from Dixie and nearby leagues
Dixie League games showed Shreveport 5 Henderson 9, El Dorado 7 Longview 1. Southern Association reported Little Rock 3 Atlanta 10 with Memphis at Knoxville postponed due to wet grounds. American Association results Kansas City 4 Columbus 6 Milwaukee 6, Toledo 2. Minneapolis 8 Louisville 7 and St Paul 2 at Indianapolis 1.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
Kansas City
Columbus & Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Mackey Meets Vitella in Amarillo Wrestling Card
Promoter Rob Roy scraps Yaqui Joe vs Walter Achiu after Achiu’s injury in Dallas. He schedules a three fall main event with Cyclone Mackey versus Pancho Vitella at the National Guard Armory. A semi final features Rob Roy against Pat Garrison in a one fall bout. A Corpus Christi man travels to Chicago with a trained Mallard duck.
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Roy
Yaqui Joe
Walter Achiu
Dallas
Achiu
National Guard Armory
Cyclone Mackey
Pancho Vitella
Rob
Pat Garrison
Barbecue to Headline Southwest Race Meet in Panhandle
Special to The News Panhandle June 12 announce committees for the Southwest Race Meet and Stock Show set for June 16 to 18. A major feature is a barbecue on June 17 with grocers supplying articles. J. G. Wadsworth leads ticket sales with trips planned to Amarillo Pampa Borger and others.
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Panhandle
A. Callaghan
Sam Lanning
Mr. Callaghan
H. W Cunningham
W. H. Rogers
J. I Rains
J. L. Graham
Clark Henshaw
J. T. Owens
E. H. Marvel
Owen Moore
George Smith
Jesse Neal
J. G. Wadsworth
Fred Surratt
Ralph Randel
Joe Rorex
Amarillo
Jimmy Hamilton
Tennessee 4 H Boy Harvests 1920 Pounds Tabacco Acre
Hugh Fox, a Tennessee 4 H club boy, reported a total yield of 1920 pounds of tobacco from one acre with a net profit of 277 dollars.
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Hugh Fox
Max Schmeling Reveals Wedding Plans To Sports Writers
Former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling admits he will marry Ammy Ondra in July after defeating Max Baer last Thursday. He says the wedding will take place in Germany and hopes to return to fight again in September, with possible bouts against Baer in September or February.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Germany
Amny Ondra
Miss Ondra
Schmeling
Baer
Berlin
Sehmeling
Jack Dempsey
Miami
California
Max Baer May Fight Exhibition in Texas
Max Baer the California pugilist and Schmeling conqueror may appear in an exhibition match in Fort Worth Texas on June 29 promoter Joe Campbell said. The final decision hinges on the governor signing a prize fighting legalization bill. if approved Jack Dempsey would referee Baers exhibition.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Max Baer
California
Max Schmeling
Joe Campbell
Baer
Texas
Jack Dempsey
Campbell
Des Moines Woman Wins Medal Honors in Golf Tourney
Miss Lucile Robinson of Des Moines set a new Wakonda course record of 41 to win medalist honors in the Women's Trans MississippI Golf Tournament. Her score was one stroke over par and six strokes better than rival Mrs. Leon Solomon of Memphis, Tenn, with defending champion Mrs. Charles Newbold of Wichita, Kan., 11 strokes back.
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Des Moines
Lucile Robinson
Wakonda
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Kan
Strokes behind medalist tie for fifth in windy tourney
Strokes behind the medalist tie for fifth place with Mrs. Dave Bonella of Ottumwa and Mrs. Lillian Zech of Chicago. Following Mrs. Solomon who shot 87 came Phyllis Buchanan of Denver and Mrs. Dean Stacy of Oklahoma City. Twin handicap of wind and fast fairways pushed scores past 100. 17 of 93 players stayed in two figures and five in the 104 range. Miss Robinson earned low medal score for the second year, after a qualifying triumph. last year she tied 77 with Mrs. Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg.
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Dave Bonella
Ottumwa
Lillian Zech
Chicago
Ben Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Miss
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