Tulsa Man Is Meeting Ward In Other Pair
Four survivors in the trans Mississippi golf tournament championship field reached the Broadmoor course semifinals. James Manion of St. Louis and John Goodman of Omaha drew each other while Jay Ward of Kansas City faced James Kennedy of Tulsa in a feature match.
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United Press
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Volo
James Manion
St. Louis
John Goodman
Omaha
Jay Ward
Kansas City
James Kennedy
Tulsa
Mahson
Dr. L. D. Bromfield
Denver
Goodman
B. A. Omahundra
Ward
Howard Creel
Pueblo
Kennedy
N. C. Morris
Lindbergh blamed for poor patronage at Chicago meet
Chicago may lose the National Collegiate games as officials protest low turnout at the 1927 meet. They blame limited public support and Lindbergh's reception in Washington for drawing crowds away. The event, costly to sponsors, may be moved to a city with better backing as it seeks to grow into a premier collegiate track and field meet.
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Lindbergh
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Play Ground Supervisors to Meet With City Sports
A newspaper item notes Play Ground Supervisors plan a meeting with all interested in city sports to plan summer play. It mentions radio broadcasts of baseball aiding attendance and outlines local youth games in Amarillo and plans for business leaders to support park activities.
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White Sox
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Amarillon
Hugh Butler
Cra
Butler
Amarillo
Miss Hogan
San Jacinto
Tyler
East Ward
McKinney
Tommy Armour A War Veteran Becomes Golf Legend
Jimmy Powers profiles Tommy Armour, the one eyed war veteran turned professional golfer. Armour, 1920 arrival in America, won the U S Open with a dramatic 301 score amid a hard fought battle. He reflects on sportsmanship and his Welsh Scottish accent while tied to Congressional Club.
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Jimmy Powers
New York
Tommy Armour
Seot
Tommy
Fair Land
Ours
U.S. A
Edinburgh University
Armour
Harry
Oakmont
Congressional Club
America
U. S
Francis Ouimet
Glen Fagles
Bobby Cruickshank
Washington
Tilden Extends Wimbledon Lead With Boussus Victory
William Tilden defeated Christian Boussus in straight sets 11-1 7-5 6-2 to edge closer to the Wimbledon singles final. Separately, a note recalls Mike Kelley’s fading baseball comeback after earlier glory with the St Paul and Minneapolis franchises.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
Eng
William T. Tilden
Christian Boussus
Mike Kelley
Mike
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin City
Pitchers and Batting Marks From Yesterday's Bobcat Exhibition
Yesterday's box shows Tris Speaker hitting a triple and a single in four plate appearances. Hornsby collected two singles in eight at bats. Ruth had a single in four trips, Cobb was idle. AB IL Pet HR Hornsby .218 81 12 Cobb 200 738 866 2 Baty 220 76 345 24 Speaker 217 70 323 9 eS
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United Press
Tris Speaker
Hornsby
Ruth
Cobb
AB. Il
Pet
Cobb Sas
Baty Sre
Speaker
Texans Fall to Denver Bears Behind Fast Game
Amarillo drops the second game of the series to the Denver Bears 14 to 7 in a Western league tilt. Morgan and Achenbach split pitching duties as Denver rallies with five runs in the sixth and five more in the eighth while Amarillo hits star Swansboro, Gunther, and Wells power the offense. Hall start for Denver, Greer finishes, with Clark as umpire.
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Texans
Denver Bears
Bears
Hall
Greer
Morgan
Ackenbach
Saunders
Clark
Amarillo
Gunther
Swansboro
Kelly
Davis
Connolly
Wells
O’brien
Compton
Lind
Colvard
Colvards
Nafer
Bruin
Achenbach
Wella
Amarillo- Abrhpoarek
Essyss
Isk
Ee J. Kelly
Ieee Davis
Connelly
Ee Wells
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Eaes
Adina
Abrhpore Poghars
Reazan
Murphy
O'Brien
Sot
Oh Hi-2
Sms
Reanan
Colyard
Gorman
Mondino
Dempsey Begins Training Camp for Comeback Fight
Jack Dempsey reports to Saratoga Springs to condition for his comeback as planning for a July 21 bout with Jack Sharkey intensifies. Sharkey will begin training in New York around July 5, with contracts setting a 15 round fight and large gate bonuses. Forfeit amounts of 2500 each accompany the deal, plus possible future battles with Tunney if Dempsey wins.
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Sharkey
United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Maine
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Gus Wilson
Madison Square Garden
Estelle Taylor
Gene Tunney
Rickard
Tunney
Philadelphia
New York Yankees Rally In Beantown Home Run Season
Lou Gehrig blasts three homers to push his season total to 21 as the Yankees win 11 to 5 over Boston. Gehrig edges toward the major league single day and season marks while Babe Ruth closes in on the 1921 pace. Athletics, Cardinals, Giants, and Robins also post key wins in a busy baseball slate.
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Associated Presa
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Columbia
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Lou
Yanks
Boston
Yankees
Athletics
Gehrig
New York
Tony Lazzeri
White Sox
Bob Lowe
Ed Delahanty
Connie Mack
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Charley Willis
Philadelphia
al Simmons
Willis
Tiger
Giants
Boston Braves
Hughie McQuillan
Kent Greenfield
Braves
Hughie
Greenfield
Larry Benton
Sanger
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Robins
Jess Petty
Barrett
Kirkwood Defeats Bobby Jones in Farewell Tilt
Joe Kirkwood defeated Bobby Jones five up in 18 holes at Albany Georgia. Kirkwood finished the 18 in 66 six under par while Jones posted 71 one under par in the outing before Jones heads to England for the British Open title defense.
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Py United Press
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
New York
England
Oakmont
Joe Kirkwood
Albany
Kirkwood
Jones
Colorado Sends Six to Lincoln Meet
J Lyman Bingham announces Colorado will send seven track and field men to the national A A U games at Lincoln Nebraska on July 1 2 and 4. Six athletes represent the Rocky Mountain conference and the seventh is Harvey a Fort Collins high school half miler.
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United Press
Denver
Colorado
Lincoln
Neb
J. Lyman Bingham
Denver University
Rocky Mountain Conference
Harvey
Fort Collins
Mallory May Turn Pro After Defeat in Wimbledon
In Wimbledon England Mrs Molla Mallory a leading American tennis star of a dozen years considers turning professional after a 2-6 6-2 6-0 defeat by 16 year old Betty Nuthall. Observers see her last season as a court star closing and expect a jump to the professional ranks alongside Suzanne Lenglen Mary Browne and others. Francis Hunter and J C Gregory win rounds as Nuthall looks toward meeting Helen Wills while Cochet defeats Baron de Kehrling to set next clash with Hunter.
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United Press
Wimbledon
England
Molla Mallory
America
Betty Nuthall
Y Slory
Tonis
Suzanne Lengley
Mary K. Browne
Miss Nuthall
Mrs. Mall
Miss Nuhl
Helen Wills
Francis T. Hunter
William T. Tilden
J. C. Gregory
John Hill
Cochet
Hunter i
Colorado colleges listed in regional competition
The reading lists include Allot Colorado University Albers and Haynes from Denver University Brewer and Beattie from Colorado Agricultural College and Sareander from Colorado College in a regional college note.
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Colorado Univers Albers and Haynes
Denver Univers
Brewer and Beattie
Colorado Agricultural College
Sareander
Colorado College
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