Bobby Jones Repeats Open Form at Interlachen
Bobby Jones, the Nation Open champion and holder of British Open and Amateur titles, impressed 150 pros and amateurs at Interlachen by breaking the course record with a 70 two under par. He demonstrated readiness to defend his national open title despite fatigue from recent matches abroad.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Interlachen
Scotland
Interlocken golf summit sets scene for Open at Interlachen
Interlachen hosts the National Open starting Thursday with Bobby Jones viewed as strong favorite. Leo Diegel, Walter Hagen, Johnny Farrell and Ed Dudley loom as dangerous rivals as amateurs Ouimet Willing and MacKenzie miss the event. Hagen, fresh from Australia, posted 32 in a recent round and is tipped as a dark horse.
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England
Bobby
Leo Diegel
Hoylake
Jones
Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Ed Dudley
Horton Smith
Hoy-lake
Francis Ouimet
O. M. F. Willing
Roland MacKenzie
Bob Jones
Haig
Australia
Walter
Interlachen
Hagen
Johnny Goodman
Canada
Pebble Beach
Johnny
Major League Leaders Through July 7
American League leaders include Gehrig Yankees with 292 batting average Ruth 94 runs, Ruth 32 home runs, Hodapp 111 hits, McManus 27 doubles and 12 stolen bases tied with Rice 12. National League leaders show O D av Phillies batting 400, Klein 56 RBIs, Hite and Klein 114 runs batted in, Prisch 26 doubles, Cuyler 12 triples and 19 stolen bases, Wilson 24 homers.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Rice
Senators
O'Dav
Phillies
Ee Oes Cubs
Klein
Hite—Klein
Terry Giants
Prisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Rival of Primo Carera Arrives for U S Boxing Battle
Jose Santa of Portugal arrived in New York on the Olympic for a shot at the boxing scene. He stands six feet eight and a half, weighs 255 pounds, has an 86 and a half inch reach, and wears size 13 shoes. He favors bright clothes and a large purple felt hat.
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Presa
New York
Primo Carera
United States
Jose Santa
Portugal
Santa
Ambition of Al Lassman Ends in Tragic Death
Al Lassman, the six feet four inch 225 pound athlete hailed as a future college great, drowned Sunday in Long Lake Maine. A New York University tackle and prize ring star known as T N I Lassman had thrilled prep school crews and fans, winning the Intercollegiate title in his sophomore year before his life was cut short by drowning.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
al Lassman
Long Lake
Maine
Lassman
New York University
Cushing Academy
Boston
Long Lake tragedy ends football star's dream of boxing glory
The piece traces Lassman Spalding era hopes from pro offers of 10 000 to contract quit school to a 1927 ankle fracture at NYU, a later skull injury near Pittsburgh, a failed comeback, and eventual death after a canoe accident in Long Lake. It notes hospital stays, paralysis, and a grim boxing fantasy unfulfilled.
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Lassman
New York University
Carnegie Tech
Laseman
Long Lake
Samp Zskello
Quote about schooling and a planned but未fulfilled money plot
He said it has been hard to get an education and described a fantasy of walking in with dollar bills to confront those who denied him. He asserts this as motivation to fight, but notes he never carried out the plan.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Lemons-Thompson Grain Company
Metro Park Owners
The
City Drug Stores
the Herring Coffee Shop
Mednick’s Jewelry
Spicer’s Jewelry
Killough and Davies, Mead Credit Jewelry
Peoples’ Recreation Club
Grand Recreation Club
Bayou Crew Digs In To Tie Texas League Standings
The Spudders trimmed Houston 7 to 3 as Fitzgerald Eloza and Morrell homered for Shreveport. Denny Burns led Beaumont past Houston 8 to 2, with nine Buffs reaching base. Four thousand fans watched Waco and San Antonio duel 4 to 3 in a late night pitchers’ battle at Waco Stadium.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Wichita Falls Spudders
Houston Buffs
Bayou City Crew
Bisons
Spudders
Ash Hillin
Texas Aggie
Morrell
Cooper
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Ray Lucas
Indians
Slim Harris
Cubs
Lucas
Harris
Piet
Waco
Ana
Hugery
Rye
Pete Alexander
Open Golf Playoffs and College Football Outlook of 1930
The piece notes postwar Open golf playoffs featuring Bobby Jones and others, predicts a possible Jones Hagen 36 hole playoff in Minneapolis, and spoofs coach Dean Cromwell’s All American picks. It also highlights Yale recruit Crowley at Yale and Sasse predicting strong Harvard and Yale teams with Army facing both.
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Aleck Smith
Jack McDermott
Macdonald Smith
Francis Culmet
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Minneapolis
Jones
Walter Hagen
Crowley
Yale
Ralph Irvine Sasse
Army
New Haven
Sasse
Harvard
Tn Crimson
Ralph Trvine Sasse
Mother of Max Schmeling Seriously Ill in Berlin
The mother of heavyweight boxer Max Schmeling was hospitalized in Berlin with gall bladder trouble attributed to the excitement of her son’s celebrations during the past week. Doctors reported her condition serious but stable.
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United Press
Berlin
Max Schmeling
Navajo Powwow Discusses Irrigation Policy at Gallup
Navajo tribes from six divisions gathered in Gallup New Mexico for an annual powwow to debate irrigation strategy. They favor fewer chances to placate rain deities and more dams to store water from artesian wells in the 12 million acre reservation. Dashne-Cha-Ches-Chil-Igi, a youthful educated chief, was to preside over councils.
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Associated Press
Gallup
N. M
Dashne-Cha-Ches-Chil-Igi
Montague Returns to Cleveland Indians After Pelicans Spell
Eddie Montague the fastest shortstop in the Southern Association will return from New Orleans to the Cleveland Indians within a week to aid the slumping team. Montague who played for Cleveland in 1928 was with the Pelicans last season. The Indians also announced the option return of Sal Gla rto to New Orleans and cancellation of the option on Joe Shaute.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eddie Montague
Southern Association
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Montague
Pelicans
Billy Evans
Indians
Sal Glratto
Joe Shaute
King Tut Meets Flowers Tonight in Milwaukee Bout
King Tut of Minneapolis will fight Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle in a scheduled ten round welterweight match. They have met three times, with Tut winning one decision and a draw, the third bout ending on a foul by Tut. In Mexico City, welterweight champion David Velasco is suspended for failing to pay a fine after skipping a contract fight, with planned bouts in Arkansas prior to his departure to the United States.
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Spalding Sporting Goods
Globe News
J. Alvin Gardner
Bill Doak
Amarillo
Fourth Street
Cal Farley Tire Shop
Howard Blackburn
Dr. T. M. Montgomery
Muray
Lee Smith
J. Levy
Publix Theaters
Fair Theater
Mission Theater
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Indian Hills Golf Club
Mellroy's Market
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Phono-Graph
Finklea Electric Co
Williams Hardware Co
Rogers
Hornsby
Russell and Cockrell
Gray Photo Shop
Lane Tee Cream Co
Spalding
Harry Holland
Southwestern Engraving Co
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
King Tut
Minneapolis
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
Tut
Flowers
Mexico City
David Velasco
Mexico
Little Rock
Ark
The
Boxing Commission
Velasco
United States
Arkansas
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