Hopeful Handful of U S Stars for British Open
A compact preview of the 1930 British Open qualifiers with U S stars led by Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones aiming to cross drives with British aces Archie Compaton Art Havers Abe Mitchell and others. Notes on weather courses and the Royal St George's dining room oddities.
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Arther Havers
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Magen
Beck
Hevers
Treen
Bobby Jones
Pinmers
Prince
Hegen, Beraven
Arear
United States
Toder Erei Jim Barnes
Bill Mebthers
Larry Nabbeltse
Reb Stapple
Cihicege Pte
Tiwegies Grant
Joshua Crane
Charter Mellagr
Seeredere
Mehihbeorn
Handwich
George’s
Thampietehip Groper
Old City
Ernar Owen Coompine
United Freee Sandwi
Walter Hagen
Bill Mehthorn
Tommy Armour
Jim Barnes
Larry Nabholtz
Bob Eo
Chicago
Josh Crane
Charlie McHugh
Douglas Grant
Archie Compaton
Art Havers
Melthorn
Bill
Walter Wagen
Moor Park
Royal St. George's Club
Harry Varden
J. F Taylor
Diamond Dope Wratern League Alerts From Early Baseball Card
Summary of multiple league matchups across the Diamond Dope Wratern leagues with results from yesterday and scheduled games. Highlights include Ereviion at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Cleveland at Boston, and various regional showdowns in STRAXAS and Wate Leagues. Overnight scores show New York 4 Chicago 2 and Detroit 5 Boston 6.
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New York
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Korte
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American League
Lawry
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Ft. Legis
Detroit
Major League Leaders May 6 1941 National Batting and Pitching
Major league leaders include Grantham of the Pirates leading in runs with 34 and Traynor of the Pirates in doubles with 19. L. Waner and Hendricks among leaders in triples and Robins star Bissonette adds a homer tally of five. Pitching highlights feature Blake of the Cubs with a 5 and 6 record, while Pennock of the Yankees tops pitching standings.
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Red Box
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Ruth
Bielen
Barrett
Pennock
Farmer Miller's HybridFowl Draws Local Curiosity
In Peru Indiana on May 4, farmer Mark Miller shows an unnamed bird that blends Plymouth Rock and Madagascar guinea hen traits. The fowl has Plymouth Rock feathers but guinea-like bill and legs and a notably sharp temperament.
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Peru
Ind
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Guinea
Dangerous Sports and the Toll of Speedy Ventures
By Feg Murray the piece weighs aviation auto racing and football as the most dangerous sports. It recalls Lindbergh Byrd and Bremen crews as heroes after deadly risks. It cites deaths of Frank Lockhart KinKead Parry-Thomas and others, noting aviation tops fatality lists with football second and auto racing third.
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Coll
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Ptain Hinchliffe
Miss Mackay
Hillcrest I Golf Victors Over Clarendon Team
Amarillo golfers from Hillcrest Country Club defeated Clarendon in Clarendon with nine wins out of thirteen matches. Key duel: Doug Herring 36 vs Ira Merchant 35. Herring won 1 up. Other results include Merriman 5 and 4, Woolsey 4 2, Johnson 2 up, Hager 2 and, Spornus 1 up, Satterwhite 4 2.
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Doug Herring
Ire Merchant
Merchant
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Ira Merchant
M. M. Merriman
M. Gentry
W. W. Woolsey
Bill Cooke
M. T. Johnson
Walter Wilson
Jim Hager
B. Carbon
J. Spornus
Robert Weatherly, Jr
W. Satterwhite
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A. N. Wood
Judge McGregor
Nat Perriene
George Mager
N. Dillon
H. Kennedy
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Li Goldaton
K. Lane
EB. Lee Smith
Robert Weatherly, Sr
LaMar Young
Lee Caney
C. B. Davis
W. G. Dariig
Wil Hodwren
How the Stars Shone
Babe Ruth walked twice flied out and grounded out in four at bats. Lou Gehrig hit his third homer of the season, driving in a runner. Harry Hellmann singled once in three plate appearances. Kiki Cuyler singled once in five at bats driving in two runs. Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, Paul Waner and Rogers Hornsby were unnamed infielders.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Harry Hellmann
Kiki Cuyler
Ty Cobb
Trix Speaker
Paul Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Ide
Amarillo athlete to seek Olympic Trials in Dallas
An Amarillo athlete, a former University of Texas track member and decathlete, has been chosen to carry the Amarillo Athletic Club colors at the Dallas Olympic trials next month. He specializes in running broad jump and high jump and plans to depart for Dallas late this month. If he earns a squad spot, Amarillo colors will compete in Amsterdam this July.
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England
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Dario Resta
Ernie Austerberg
Joe Royer
Earl Wilson
Amarillo
Dallas
Jackson
Texas University
Killough & Davies
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Youth To Face Manslaughter Charges In Tulsa Crash
In Tulsa county, 17 year old Troy Smith, a high school student, faced manslaughter charges today over a fatal automobile crash last Friday night that injured 16 year old Julia Padden, a former Oklahoma City girl. Thompson, the county investigator, said the accident occurred when Smith's car struck a telephone pole.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
Troy Smith
Julia Padden
Oklahoma City
Charles Thompson
Smith
Waco Cubs Take Lead by Beat Fort Worth Panthers
The Waco Cubs overtook the Fort Worth Panthers to seize the second division lead by winning 5 to 4, halting the Panthers six game winning streak as Wichita Falls tied for first with a 2 to 1 win over San Antonio. Dallas rose to sixth by downing Beaumont 4 to 0 while Houston pushed Shreveport to the basement 5 to 3. Beaumont taunted all comers with a stubborn posture. Buffaloes sank further after losing catcher Jonnard to a leg injury during Powell’s double that sparked a comeback and a homer by Manager Snyder. Holman added a triple and a double.
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Candidacy Night Set At East Amarillo Civic Rally
Potter county office seekers will be called at an ice cream supper and political rally Thursday night at the East Tenth Street Methodist church East Ninth and Roberts streets. J L Pate president says all candidates are invited with time for each to present claims. A recent meeting failed to notify some candidates due to an error. Railroad employees in the area are hard to reach during the day.
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Potter County
East Amarillo
San Angelo Man Dies After Auto Accident
Dan Smith age 47 of Mereta died in San Angelo after an automobile overturned near Wall. Ray Miller, who was with him, was unhurt. The incident occurred last night and was reported by The Associated Press.
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Four Missing After Government Dredge Navesink Sinks
The 2000 ton Government Dredge Navesink sank off Clifton Staten Island after a collision with the Swinbourne. Forty seven crew faced disaster as four men were reported missing and twenty five taken to the marine hospital on Staten Island. Eighteen others swam ashore including Chief Engineer Clubert in charge of dredging operations.
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Allen's Crew Invades Denver Bears Today in three-game set
Amarillo Brones travel to Denver for a three game series with the Bears before returning home Friday to open against the Des Moines Demons. Pitcher Lyons is favored to start as Sled manages the staff amid recent road results that included two wins from Pueblo and two from Omaha, while Jimmy Pierce was released and injuries affected lineups.
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Boxing Match Set for Tonight in Oklahoma City
Babe Hunt of Ponca City faces Mike Arnold of Denver in a scheduled 10 round boxing bout in Oklahoma City. Local scouts predict Arnold wins if it goes the distance, while Hunt has the edge if it ends in a knockout.
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Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Mike Arnold
Denver
Arnold
Hant
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