Contests for Walker Cup Open as Americans Meet British
At Wheaton Illinois the Walker Cup begins with eight American amateurs facing eight Britons in 36 hole two ball foursomes. Bobby Jones headlines the American lineup aiming to defend the trophy as Francis Ouimet and J Johnston join the four foursomes against T Perkins and Dr Tweddell. The British captain Dr Tweddell says the Americans are formidable but golf remains uncertain.
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Frank Getty
Chicago Golf Club
Wheaton
Illinois
Red Grange
Great Brue
Bobby Jones
Wolf
United States
T. Philip Perkins
Dr. Tweddell
Jess Aoonees
George von Bobby Jone
Chick Fevans
Major ©. C. Haslet
W. L. Hope
Francis Ouimet
Jimmy Johnston
Hony Torranes
the Secretar
Eustace Storey
Watts Gune
Relend MacKenele
America
John Reese
A. McCollum
Great Britain
Greenhill and Merriman to duel for Country Club title
Roy Greenhill will clash with Mansel Merriman in the final of the Country Club tournament after Greenhill beat Gene Howe 2 and 1 and Merriman overcame Walter Sikes 2 up. The final, on Sunday, will be played on the new grass-green course at the Country Club. Other results included Sampson over Ellis 2 and 1 and Bivins over Eddie Johnson 4 and 2 in the Second Flight, with various matches advancing toward Sundays finals.
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Roy Greenhill
Mansel Merriman
Greenhill
Gene Howe
Merriman
Walter Sikes
Sampson
Ellis
Bivins
Eddie Johnson
Vaughn
Simmons
Parcells
Sapp
McAfee
Neely
Walker Cup Feature Foursomes Begin In Chicago
The Walker Cup event opens at Chicago Golf Club with eight two ball foursomes and eight singles planned over two days. Teams from Great Britain and the United States feature stalwarts like Jones Evans and Von Elm while seeking points toward the 12-point cap and the Walker Cup trophy. The first day offers four two ball matches over 18 holes with the second day’s eight singles over 26 holes deciding the winner.
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Basil G. Wyrick
Associated Press
Cago Golf Club
Chicago
Great Britain
United States
George J. Walker
Jones
William Tweddell
George von Elm
Jens Bweetser
T. PF. Perkins
Dr. Tweddell
Bobby Jones
Chick Evans
C. ©. Herlet
W. le Nope
Gene Tunney Triumphs at London Dinner Party
Gene Tunney attended a London dinner honoring him, hobnobbing with literary figures and notables. The Ex champion received praise for bearing and sincerity, with Lord Decies and the Marquis of Clydesdale delivering speeches. Tunney denounced the killer stereotype of boxing and stressed mind and muscle equality. Arnold Bennett joined the event with a closing toast.
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Itty
Associates Pree
London
Gene Tunney
Harry Preston
the Express
Tunney
Lord Decies
Gene
Marquis of
Clydesdale
Arnold Bennett
Calgary spring bull sale sets record cattle prices
The Calgary Alberta annual bull sale broke price records with about 400 bulls sold at an average near 900 dollars. The standout Hereford brought 1125 dollars, edging past previous records and highlighting strong demand across the auction.
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Calgary
Alberta
Eckhardt and Clanton Star for Broncs in Contest with Oilers
In Tulsa Aug 30 the Oilers exploded for seven runs in the fifth, routing Amarillo pitcher Carroway and edging the Broncs 10 to 3. Eckhardt rapped four of five, Clanton repeated the feat, as Tulsa piled up extra base hits while Amarillo collected only singles. Grimes homered for Amarillo but Tulsa clinched the series after taking the first two games.
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Eckhardt and
Clanton Star
Oilers
Associated Press
Tulsa
Tulsa Oilers
Carroway
Amarillo
Broncs
Sitte
Porter
Kimsey
Peters
Badgro
Grimes
Munson
Brones
Texas
Oscar Eckhardt
Clanton
Ansarillo
Wichita
Wekhartt
Amer Mporte
Storti
Mas
Nufer
Th . Co
A $ Pullins
Keith
Freeman
Skedero
Melberoesee
California hunting rules contrast forests and parks
A notice notes hunting is allowed under specific restrictions in national forests of California but not in national parks, outlining where authorities permit or bar hunting activities and the governing rules.
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California
Lake Monarch Adverts Broad Colorado Tourism Appeal
KaROSE, formerly Monarch, sits 110 miles northwest of Denver and markets its lake and the South Fork of the Colorado River as attractions. The notice promotes a furnished hotel and reasonable rates and directs readers to John Stoller in Denver for an illustrated booklet or more information.
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Karose
Monarch
Denver
Lake Monarch
South Fork
Colorado River
John
Stoller
Maquitable Bidg
Col
Joie Ray Turns Pro After Amateur Stint in Marathon
Chicago runner Joie Ray, long the American Olympic marathon leader, announces turning professional after eight years as an amateur. The change marks a shift in his racing career as he moves from amateur eligibility to professional competition.
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Associated Prove
New York
Joie Ray
Chicago
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