Bobby Jones wins Open Golf title in dominant playoff
Bobby Jones defeats Al Espinosa by 25 strokes in a 36 hole playoff at Winged Foot, posting a 141 to Espinosa's 164. Jones seals his third Open title, adding to nine national championships, with a superb display after a rocky start. Espinosa, Chicago pro, acknowledges the superior play and congratulates the champion at the course in Mamaroneck, New York.
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Robert T. Jones, Jr
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
United States
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Diamond Dope Results From Yesterday Scores and Standings
Baseball results from yesterday show Cleveland 10 Detroit 11 New York 6 Boston 4 Philadelphia 2 Washington 12. Standings list Philadelphia 48 17 .738 St Louis 26 12 26 New York 58 26 504 Detroit 38 33 555 Cleveland 31 34 Washington 37 Chicago 46 9S Boston 82 4B 314. Today schedule Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia. (Only games scheduled).
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Baseball year leaders listed for National and American Leagues
The summary lists top league leaders through June 30 including National League batting Herman Robins .383 and runs Ott Lindstrom Giants 68, RBIs Ott Giants 81, hits Terry Giants 104, doubles Frisch Cards Frederick Robins 22, triples L Waner Pirates 11, homers Ott Giants 2, stolen bases Cuyler Cubs 22, plus pitching Grimes Pirates 12 1 and American League batting Foxx Athletics .415, runs Gehringer Tigers 68, RBIs Simmons Athletics 71, hits Manush Browns 106, doubles Heilmann Tigers 27, triples Miller Athletics 9, homers Gehrig Yankees 21, stolen bases Gehringer Tigers 12, pitching Grove Athletics 12 2.
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Reigh Count Returns Home for Final Race
United Press reports that Reigh Count, after modest English turf results, travels home for one last race before retirement. A $100,000 Arlington Park feature is planned for next year, with possible inclusion of Inverness, the British horse that beat Reigh Count in Ascot. Owners Mr. and Mrs. John Hertz were noted.
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United Press
Chicago
Magnolia Company Prepares Road Maps for Southwest Travel
Magnolia Petroleum Company releases four road maps to guide travelers from the Ozarks to New Mexico caverns and Gulf of Mexico waters. Vice president E P Angus says the maps show state highways plus major recreation spots with brief descriptions of their beauty and appeal to motorists during vacation season.
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Arlington Park Launches New Era In Chicago Racing
Arlington Park opens a 29 day meeting with a 75 000 stake as its first feature under the American National Jockey Club. The event highlights the debut of non commercialized Chicago racing and the American National Handicap a six furlong race for three year olds and up with 25 starters led by Le Mar Stock Farm's Misstep favored to win.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Arlington Park
American National Jockey Club
le Mar Stock Farm
British Driver Williams Wins French Grand Prix
Williams, a British driver, won the Grand Prix of the Automobile Club of France at Le Mans in a Bugatti, covering 380 miles in 4 hours 33 minutes 1.2 seconds. He averaged just over 83 miles per hour.
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Associated Press
LE Mans
France
Williams
Automobile Club of France
Dullest Week Ahead for Boxing Fans in New York
The Associated Press reports a slow boxing week with little top class action. Tonight features Joe Glick versus Patsy Ruffalo in a ten round bout at Starlight Park and Baby Joe Gans meeting Harry Wallach at Dexter Park.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Patsy Ruffalo
Mount Vernon
Starlight Park
Baby Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Harry Wallach
Dexter Park
Breckenridge Country Club Takes Early Lead in Round Robin
Breckenridge Texas July 1 The Breckenridge Country Club golf team moved top of the Oil Belt Golf Association round robin by defeating Albany 14 to 10 Sunday. Breckenridge now holds five wins and one loss while Albany has four wins and one loss. Other clubs in the association include Mineral Wells Thurber Eastland and Ranger.
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United Press
Breckenridge
Texas
Breckinridge Country Club
Oil Belt Golf Association
Albany
Mineral Wells
Thurber
Eastland
Ranger
Missing Child Found Near Mountain View Missouri
West Plains July 1. After a 24 hour search by officers and citizens with blood hounds Hazel Mairie Ellison, 212 years old, was found today in a field a mile north of Mountain View. The child, daughter of George Kellison, appeared dazed after disappearing yesterday morning from her home. The family recently moved to Mountain View from Ottawa Kansas.
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United Press
West Plains
Hazel Mairie Ellison
Mountain View
George Kellison
Ottawa
Kas
River Jordan's 220 mile wander covers 60 miles of seen course
A fragment notes travelers are offered guidance for vacationers and the routes to take while the River Jordan winds about 220 miles across a terrain spanning 60 miles of visible passage. The text hints at tourist access along the river and the highways leading to points of interest.
Cubs Run Riot as Cards fall to 14 8 rally
Cubs erupt from 8 1 deficit at Sportsman Park for a 14 to 8 win behind 19 hits. Cardinals relievers Rubber Jonnard and Sylvester Johnson struggled while Charlie Root exited early. Pirates edge Reds 7 6, Bruins hold half game lead as Braves and Robins split. Yankees beat Red Sox 6 4 to trim Athletics’ lead. Detroit tops Cleveland 11 10. rain halts Browns in Chicago.
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Sportsman's Park
Cardinals
Charlie Root
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Sylvester Johnson
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Helen Wills Reaches Wimbledon Net Final Four
Helen Wills advances to the Wimbledon semifinals by defeating Bobby Heine 6-2 6-4 in the quarterfinals. In doubles, May Sutton Bundy and Marjorie Morrill are eliminated 6-3 6-2 by Randolph Lycett and Joan Ridley. Henri Cochet and H W Austin win quarterfinal matches to reach the men's singles semifinals.
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United Press
Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills
Henri Cochet
Hans Timmer
Holland
H. W. Austin
Baron von Kehrling
Hungary
Kansas Track Coach Accepts Missouri Head Post
Lawrence Kansas June 30 Dr H J Huff track coach at the University of Kansas announced he would become head track coach of the University of Missouri taking up his duties in September
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Associated Press
Lawrence, Kans
H. J. Huff
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Commission To Take Up Schmeling Manager Trouble
New York July 1 The New York State Athletic Commission will discuss the dispute between Max Schmeling's manager Arthur Bulow and the American syndicate led by Joe Jacobs. Bulow signed Schmeling to meet Phil Scott in a Humbert Fugazy promoted bout at Ebbets Field this month or in August, but Schmeling refuses to honor contracts made by Bulow. Without a compromise the Schmeling Sharkey match planned for September may be dropped from New York.
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United Press
New York
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Arthur Bulow
Joe Jacobs
New York State Athletic Commission
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Schmeling
Phil Scott
England
Humbert
Fugazy
Ebbets Field
Texas League pennant race sparks busy week end
The Texas League title chase remains tight as Houston leads Dallas by seven and a half games at midseason, with Wichita Falls and Shreveport tied for second and Fort Worth six games back. Shreveport crushed Indianers 21 to 11 after a nine inning rally, while Joe Martina and Wilbur Cooper starred in key showings as the circuit debates baseballs and schedules.
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Asociated Press
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Prattmen
Gladys Brockwell Slips to Critical After Auto Crash
The screen actress Gladys Brockwell was injured in an automobile accident and remained in critical condition today. A Los Angeles press report notes she is hospitalized with serious injuries and treatment ongoing.
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LOS Angles
Gladys Brockwell
Pairings Set for Amarillo CC Championship Flight Draws
Amarillo Country Club announces pairings for its Lindsey Nunn Trophy club championship match play with three flights. Sam Arnold posted the low even 80, finals set for next Sunday after a week of play offs.
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Amarillo Country Club
Sam Arnold
Leaders and homer totals from the leagues yesterday
The report lists top season leaders from the National and American leagues with players such as Gehrig and Ruth. It also records yesterday's homer totals including Jackson, Ruth, O'Doul, and Gehringer, and shows overall league totals 382 National and 274 American, totaling 662.
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