Jurado Leads Open Qualifying At Sandwich In 69
South American Jose Jurado of Buenos Aires shoots a 69 to equal the Sandwich Open record and lead after first round qualifying. Harry Vardon adds 75, leaving Jurado ahead by two strokes as British and American players assess chances for the championship ahead.
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Standard and North American Newspaper Alliance
Colvright
Sandwich
England
North America
Jose Jurado
Buenos Aires
London
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Jurado
Prince's
Gene Sarazen
Jim Barnes
Myself
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Tommy Armour
California
Johnnie McHugh
Harry Vardon
Vardon
Ted Ray
Jimmy Braid
Ted
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Abe
Ray
Arthur Havers
Charley Whitcomb
Aubrey Boomer
America
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Jimmy
Chicago
Walker
Walker Toup
Jones
van Mim
Bob Harris
Jack Jolly
Jolly
St. George
Princes
Bill
Argentine Golf Club
Argentina
Palermo
Kentish Coast
Unclear Sports Scores From a Series of City Matches
A sequence of city pair results is listed with scores for teams including New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis and others. Separate lines show AMERICAN Cleveland New York Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Washington Toledo St Paul Columbus Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee with varying outcomes.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
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St Louis
Settee Eee
Oricgas Scenees
Boston Ee
Philadelphia Eeerses
Cleveland
See
Hollywood
Sacramento
San Francisco
Os Angeles
Portland
Son Oakland
Seattle
Home Run Standings and Leaders
Yesterday’s home run leaders Cruz of the Reds and Rice of the Senators each hit one. The American League leaders include Ruth and Hauser with six and five respectively. In the National League Bissonette tops Brooklyn with six, others like Hendrick Harper O Doul Lindstrom Webb Frisch Grantham each with three. League totals show American 63 and National 64 for a combined 147.
McGeever and Petlin Set 1075 Mixed Doubles Record
The team of Mrs. McGeever and Petlin set a 1075 record in the mixed doubles bowling event at the YMCA alleys yesterday. Scores for the match followed.
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H. Swanson
P. Hurley
McGeever Tear Ewee
Petlin Ee
Thomson Eee Nee
Hester Eee
Misevie Ee
Merhar Eee Tere
Legon fight card grows with two more bouts announced
Matchmaker Chuck Staples announced two new bouts for the May 18 American Legion card. Dixie Lahood of Butte faces Kid Pence of California in the main event, while Al Rossberg of Great Falls meets Jerry Denny of the navy in the semi windup. Also added are Chick Taylor of Forsyth versus Battling Buckskin of Billings in a six round special, plus Thor Olsen and Denny McCarthy in the four round opener.
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American Legion
Chuck” Staples
Dixie Lahood
Butte
Kid Pence
California
al Rossberg
Great Falls
Jerry Denny
Navy
Chick Taylor
Forsyth
Battling Buckskin
Billings
Thor Olsen
Denny McCarthy
Umek Takes Lap From Banioneers in Transcontinental Derby Voyage
Guisto Umek of Trieste Italy covered the Mishawaka to Ligonier 40 mile leg in 5:59:04 to lead C C Pyle's transcontinental Derby contestants into the sixty sixth control station. He sat seventh overall with 473:11:05 for 2549 miles since leaving Los Angeles. Roy McMurtry an one armed Indianapolis runner finished second in 6:57:16 to place fifteenth overall. Peter Gavuzzi of Southampton England continued to lead the race with 6:09:23, when he and Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma tied for thirteenth in 8:17:40. Gavazzi total 414:31:42 Payne 420:41:05. The note adds that pitting game chickens is a national Belgian sport.
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Associated Press
Ligonier
Ind
Guisto Umek
Trieste
Italy
Mishawaka
C. C. Pyle
Umek
Los Angeles
Roy McMurtry
Indianapolis
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Okla
Gavazzi
Payne
Baseball Schedule Tangles Four Interleague Games
The American League slate lists doubleheader matchups including Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York with no results reported.
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Coast League Scores and Princeton Sports Drive
Coast League scores list games in Los Angeles, Sacramento and Oakland with details on batters and pitchers. Rain postponed the Oakland San Francisco Oakland game. At Princeton University 800 boys are actively engaged in a sport competition.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Portland Missions
Princeton University
Vimar 13 Wins Rosedale Stakes at Pimlico
Vimar a two year old filly, daughter of Westy Hogan and Plummer, won the Rosedale Stakes worth 2500 added at Pimlico. With Earl Sande riding, she ran five furlongs in 1 00 flat despite strong wind. Atlantis was second, Mamie third. Sun Beau edged Don Q for the Carvel Hall purse. Martie Flynn won the inaugural at Churchill Downs in 1 37 4.
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Associated Pres
New York
Virmar
Westy Hogan
Plummer
Earl Sande
Atlantis
Mamie
Willis Sharp Kilmer
Sun Beau
Sagamore Stable
Don Q
Pimlico
Solace
Churchill Downs
Martie Flynn
Pirates edge Giants as Lindstrom errors decide opener
Freddy Lindstrom committed two costly errors for the New York Giants, enabling the Pittsburgh Pirates to win 6 to 5. Lindstrom misplayed a Grantham sacrifice in the second and fumbled a Paul Waner grounder in the next inning, letting Pittsburgh surge ahead while Henry pitched well for the Giants.
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Pirates
Giants
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Freddy Lindstrom
Giant
Pittsburg Pirates
Lindstrom
Grantham
Paul Waner
Black Sox? Chicago vs Olx-4 Summary Baseball Box Score
Cubs player names and plays tally RBIs by Ler, Putler, Jones, Bressler, Herman, Carey. Two base hits by Gonzales Beck Bressler Bancroft. Bressler logs a three base hit. Grimm steals. sacrifices by Petty twice and Statz. Double plays noted. Brooklyn left on bases seven Chicago ten. Petty yields three strikeouts. Jones issues two walks. game lasts 1 hour 41 minutes. Umpires Klem McCormick Magee.
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O'Doyle
Henry
Pittsburg
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Waner
Adams
Wane
Ffccs
Traynor
Grantham
Scott
Ea Eenera
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Quigley
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Jess Petty
Johnny Butler
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Bressler
Babe Herman
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Beck
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Magee
Dwyer Captures American Heavyweight Title in 1879 Bout
John Dwyer defeated Jimmy Willott of Ireland in a 12 round bout at Long Point Conn to win the American heavyweight title. Ty Cobb collected four hits in four at bats including two homers and two singles for Detroit. James J Jeffries defeated Bob Mily Simmons for the world heavyweight title at Coney Island New York in 1916. Harry Heilmann homered twice and added two singles in a Detroit win over Boston in 1927.
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Jimmy Willott
Ireland
Long Point
Conn
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
James J. Jeffries
Bob Mily Simmons
Coney Island
New York City
Harry Heilmann
Ot Fielder
Detroit
Boston
Kaplan Defeats May In New Haven Featherweight Bout
Louis Kid Kaplan of Meriden easily outpointed George May of New Haven in a 10 round world featherweight title defense in New Haven on May 8. In Los Angeles Mike McTigue and Cowboy Jack Killis battled 10 rounds to a draw in a slow fight except for a lively final two rounds.
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New Haven
Conn
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
George May
Los Angeles
Mike McTigue
Jack Killis
Texas
Bushy Graham to Meet Kid Francis for Bantam Crown
Bushy Graham of Utica N Y will fight Kid Francis of Italy in a 15 round bantamweight bout at Ebbetts Field on May 30. The winner will be recognized as bantam champion replacing Charley Rosenberg who forfeited the title after a February 1927 match.
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New York
Bushy Graham
Utica
N. Y
Graham
Kid Francis
Italy
Ebbtsfield
Charley
Phil) Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Francis
Archie Bell
Brooklyn
Tumbert Pugazy
Bud Taylor
Terre Hante
Bloodgood Leads Pueblo Club In Fast Hit Run
Al Bloodgood, former Mines league player, leadoff for the Pueblo club in the Western league, is going big. J Scott of Butte reports Bloodgood, back from a business trip in Denver, is hitting fast while playing right field and sending regards to a Butte friend.
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al Bloodgood
Puelo Club
J. Scott
Butte
Menver
Mr. Scott
Bloodgood
Pueblo
Marty Flynn Wins Peabody Derby Inaugural Handicap
In Louisville on May 8 Marty Flynn the Peabody Derby hopeful captured the $2,000 inaugural handicap race highlighting a strong start to the event.
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Marty Flynn
Louisville
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