Eddie Held Next in Rank in First Round
In the trans Mississippi golf tournament at Broadmoor Colorado Springs Eddie Held, rival to medalist James Manion, opened the championship with mixed results. Held trails Manion by four strokes after 36 holes, with Manion favored to win as a strong fade and long game.
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United Press
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Colorado Springs
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Riverview Golf Club
St. Louis
Eddie Held
Manion
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Chicago
Joe Pappin
Joplin
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Omaha
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Missouri
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St .Louis
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Minneapolis
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Frank Sedlick
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Elmer Oberg
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J. H. Turner
Columbia
East and West Regatta Participants List Poughkeepsie
A fragmented list details numerous rowers and cities in a Poughkeepsie regatta event. Names include Keefe Carter Oklahoma City Guilford Jones Denver John Goodman Omaha and H R Wilson Kansas City along with several other competitors from St. Louis Denver Minneapolis Los Angeles and Tulsa among others.
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Keefe Carter
Oklahoma City
Guilford Jones
Denver
John Goodman
Omaha
H. R. Wilson
Kansas City
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Jacck Pollard
Jimmie Ward
Brooks
Bill Rubidge
W. Carmichalel
Minneapolis
Howard Creel
Pueblo
Daya Rose
Los Angeles
Walter Crooks
Robert Rotherham
N.C
Pictorial Golf Instruction Highlights Body Pivot
An article explains that a half pivot in golf causes faults as the upper body moves forward while the legs stay still. For a smooth swing, the legs and feet must work with the body, with the right heel lifting and the weight finishing on the toe. Proper hip pivot eases this coordinated finish.
Cardinals and Yankees Rally With Doubleheaders
The Cardinals beat the Cubs twice 6 to 5 and 12 to 8 to move into second in the NL behind the Pirates, while the Reds defeated the Cardinals 7 to 3. The Yankees won both ends of a doubleheader against the Red Sox 7 to 3 and 7 to 1, deepening their lead in the AL. Tommy Thevenow injured his ankle in the second game.
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
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Pirates
Reds
Tommy Thevenow
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Tommy
Chicago
Giants
Braves
Boston
Frank Horan
Boston College
McGraw
Robins
Phillies
Dazzy Vance
Yankees
Red Sox
White Sox
Senators
Athletics
Walter Johnson
Rube Walberg
Washington
Big Barney
Golf Marathon Ends With Records and Fatigue
Washington observers noted 243 holes by Larr Dey, 218 by Eddie Tipton, and 217 by Melvin Luttrell on East Potomac greens in a feat titled golf's greatest marathon. The trio endured blistered feet, climbs from caddy to contender, and lingering questions about amateur status and record limits.
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United Press
Washington
Larr Dey
East Potomac
Eddie Tipton
Melvin Luttrell
Dey
Larry Dey
Baseball scores and postponed games across five leagues
Western Texas and national leagues report numerous games with many postponements due to rain. Highlights include Amarillo at Omaha and Wichita at Omaha postponed. Washington over Philadelphia 5-2. Boston 7 New York 5. Chicago 5-3 St Louis rain. Nashville 0 New Orleans 1.
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Shreveport
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Fort Worth
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Palestine
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Memphis
Atlanta
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Denver Weene
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Cleveland
Louis
Farrell Wins Shawnee Open for Third Time
Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge club Mamoroneck New York won the Shawnee open for a third time, posting 68 70 82 69 279 to outpace Willie MacFarlane by 10 strokes. The field included Tommy Armour and other former national champions as the 72 hole event concluded.
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Shawnee-On - Delaware
Asher
Johnny Farrell
Quakerridge Club
Mamoroneck
New York
Farrell
Tommy Armour
United States
Quaker Ridge
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
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La Barba Decision Over Brody Highlights Boxing Card
Fidel La Barba world flyweight champion defeated Mike Brody of Peoria with a wide margin through 10 rounds. Joe Woods stopped Tom Pivac in the ninth of a 10 round semifinal. Leo Limski outpointed Max Rosenblum over 12 rounds. George Hanley won a 10 round decision over Chuck Wiggins. Guatemala's government telephones ran a large deficit last year.
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Fidel la Barba
Mike Brody
Peoria
la Barba
Joe Woods
Los Angeles
Tom Pivac
Long Island City
N. Y
Leo Limski
Max Rosenblum
New York
Denver
George Hanley
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
England's Best By Feg Miss McKane Godfree Faces Wimbledon Spotlight
Mrs Leslie A Godfree nee Kathleen Kitty McKane the current English women's singles and mixed doubles champion is poised for the next ten days of Wimbledon. Since 1919 McKane has dominated English women tennis, beating Elizabeth Ryan and Helen Wills in world events and pairing with Covell in American doubles. Her rival Suzanne Lenglen has often outshone her, yet McKane has remained a leading figure in the sport through the 1920s.
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Mrs. Godfree
Kitty McKane
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England
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englen-McKane
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Lenglen
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Mile
Queen Mary
Helen Wills
Poland
Anothy Lenglen-McKane
Senorita Ávarez
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United States
Vn Covell
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