Athens Country Club Set to Open with Season Plans
Athens Country Club announces opening on Thursday April 10 after improvements include painted clubhouse bent grass greens. Art Smith returns as club professional and a full season calendar features Best Ball and Flag tournaments, Club Championship, inter club matches and women’s events plus a Labor Day prize dinner.
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Athens
Art Smith
Club Pressional
Southeastern Ohio
Chillicothe Country
Jackson
Thens
Zanes-ville
Marietta
Zanesville
Athens Country Club
T. R. Bidile
S. M. Johnson
DPD
H. Sams
Measurer
T. R. Biddle
MM. Johnson
B. T. Grover
M. M. Yerr
J. H. Berry
T. Grover
J. R. Sprague
Earl Beckley
Sam Warren
Greens
M. Johnson
J. W. Chubb
H. J. Ing
Harry Beckley
House
F. D. Forsyth
J. I. Cline
E. C. Schloss
FF. X. Tauch
Mayme Hutchinson
J. A. Palmer
M. M. Serr
C. E. Cooper
Russ Winsterwald
Irene Devlin
Tpo. Nichols
George Whipple
James Devlin
Cleveland Polo Association crowns national indoor title
Cleveland Polo Association won the national Class C indoor polo championship by routing Ridgewood New Jersey 74 to 3 in Cleveland. Winston Chuest led the Optimist trio past Penn Military College 15 to 3 in the open final. New York U S beat Commonwealth Club Boston 9 to 4.
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New York
Cleveland Polo Association
Ridgewood
N. J
Optimist
Winston Chuest
Penn Military College
New York U. S
Commonweth Club
Boston
Golf Pros from South and West Reach New York
Metropolitan golf professionals arrive from winter tournaments in the South and West. Among the first group are Johnny Farrell former National Open champion Bobby Cruickshank Craig Wood John Golden Tony Manero Tom Kerrigan and Paul Runyan. Horton Smith in Boston is expected to arrive next week to take up a new post at the Cragston Club on the Hudson.
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New York
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Cruickshank
Craig Wood
John Golden
Tony Manero
Tom Kerrigan
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Boston
Cragston Club
Hudson
Walker Cup Team Formidable
New York April 3 U R Bobby Jones victory at Augusta closes the winter season as the United States prepares a British invasion led by Glenna Collett. Jones and the Walker Cup squad sail April 30 to Sandwich May 16 and 17 for tests against Britain with Sweetser’s withdrawal replaced by Holand MacKenzie. Americans expect to sweep men’s events though British and American women meet at Sunningdale May 1 and Collett’s unit includes Crutt, Van Wie, Hicks as top contenders.
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New York
U.R
Bobby Jones
Augusta
Golfdem
Great Britain
Glenna Collett
America
Jones
United States
Atranta
Bobby
Sandwich
Jess Sweetser
Sweetser
Holand MacKenzie
St. Andrews
England
Hoy Lake
Iyeat
Britain
Sunningdale
Miss Collett
Maureen Crcutt
Virginia van Wie
Helen Hicks
Eineland
Joyce Wethered
Formby
Donahue Shines as Reds Sweep Crackers in Damp Tilt
Cincinnati Reds beat Atlanta 6 to 4 in the opener and two in a row over the Crackers. Pete Donahue, rebuilding form, pitched five innings scoreless as Ray Kolp faltered in the ninth. Dumovich held Reds to two hits in three innings before others found the mark.
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Atlanta
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Crackers
Nick Ray Kolph
Pete Donahue
Reds
Kolp
Dumovich
Rhinelanders
Cubs Beat Angels in Exhibition Tilt at LA
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Los Angeles Angels 10 to 2 in an exhibition game. Red Blake pitched for Chicago holding the Angels to nine hits, with a decisive rally in the seventh and a three run burst in the eighth to pull away.
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CUBS
Angels
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Red Blake
Chicago
Robins Schedule Third Spring Double-Header in Macon
Manager Wilbert Robinson uses hard work to mold Brooklyn into a winning outfit. The Robins staged their third double header of the spring in Macon, Georgia, as part of ongoing preparations.
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Macon
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Robins
Mostil to Start in Center Field for Giants
John J. McGraw said the Giants will start the season with John Mostil in center field after the team departed for the north. The former White Sox outfielder was named the opening center fielder in New York.
Yankees Play Again Wichita Falls Texas League Preview
The New York Yankees arrive in Wichita Falls Texas to play the local Texas League club as part of their Texas tour. The team continues its schedule with another exhibition game in Texas.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
New York Yankees
Texas
Senators Sign Goose Goslin To Benson Contract
Chattanooga report states Goose Goslin, 1925 AL batting champion, signed a $10,000 contract with the Washington Senators yesterday with bonus clauses potentially raising earnings to $16,000. The team remains intact as spring training continues.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
U.P
Goose Goslin
Washington Senators
Goslin
Pirates Edge Houston Opponent in Texas League Tuneup
The Pittsburgh Pirates prepare for a second Texas League matchup in Houston after a 6 to 5 win over Beaumont. Houston game follows yesterday's narrow victory as they open 3 April play with minor league opponents.
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BUCS
Houston
Tex
U.P
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Beaumont
Glenna Collett Leads American Golf Tour to Britain
Miss Glenna Collett announces the American women golfers tour itinerary with Mollie Gourlay as captain. The group sails April 22 from New York aboard Berengaria, arrives in Southampton, trains near London, plays at Sunningdale May 1 to 4, Formby practice and British Women’s Championship May 12 to 17, then travels to Gleneagles for invitation tournament May 21 to 22, with Paris and return sailings to the United States.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Glenna Collett
Mollie Gourlay
Southampton
London
Sunningdale
Savoy Hotel
New York
S. S&s
Formby
Glenn Eagles
Paris
United States
S& Mourtanna
Cherbourg
Sixteen Teams Remain in National Basketball Race
In the national interscholastic tournament third round many favorites stay alive with Denton Athens Penton and Kavanaugh drawing notice. Jena La. emerges as a dark horse with lanky undergoal scorer Sparkie Wade leading the charge alongside Reid’s Wade. Other promising squads include Braselton Ga Ely Ney Shinsley Wheelima W Va and Corinth Miss.
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Chicago
U.R
Mason-Dixon Line
Denton
Athens
Pexas
Wheatland
Wye
Kavanaugh
Jena
Louisanians
Sparkie Wade
Reid
Penton
Af Es
Texas
Catheng
Cleveland Bowlers Eye Crown at 80th American Congress
Cleveland crowds expected large turnout for the 80th American Bowling Congress event at Public Hall annex. The Springborns Collin wood Shales and 14 Cleveland outfits vie for leadership as out-of-town bowlers arrive for four days of competition. Asplund of Denver posts 720 single and 1936 all events, while Shotwell leads after a 774 all-time singles mark. Carr Brothers of Toledo and Tray Pembertons of Youngstown top the team and late-shift scores respectively.
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Cleveland
USA
W. W. Springborns
Collinwood Shales
Public Hall
A. B. Co
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Illinois
Missouri
West
Denver
Coloume
Asplund
Tarry Shotwell
Covington
As“Splund
W. Mills
Pontiacea
Lote
Carr Brothers
Tocford
Tray Pembertons
Youngstown
Silver Bullet to Take Long Enforced Rest
Daytona Beach observers report Kaye Don’s elaborate camp for the speed record attempt has folded. The American Automobile Association notes an indefinite extension of time, with the beach not likely ready for several days. Don remains in Daytona planning one more try, possibly en route to Miami.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
U.P
Kaye Don
Don
Sir Henry Segrave
W. C. Edenburn
American Automobile Association
Edenburn
Miami
Nineteen Buckeyes Set for First Baseball Trip
Nineteen Ohio State players head to Lexington Kentucky for a two game series with Kentucky opening the season. The squad lists Fichter Stull Fontaine Fry Cline Esler Welsheimer Condon Wrigley Kermode Hinchman Walters Peppe Gutter Gould McConnell Wayne Wright Henry Taylor Tucker Smith John Atkinson and others.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Lexington
Buckeyes
University of Kentucky
Fichter
Stull
Fontaine
Fry
Cline
Esler
Welsheimer
Condon
Wrigley
Kermode
Hinchman
Walters
Peppe
Gutter
Gould
MccConnell
Wayne Wright
Henry Taylor
Tucker Smith
John Atkinson
Laufer Delivers Thrilling Swims at AAU Nationals
Chicago April 60 Wat ter Laufer of the Lake Shore Athletic Club defended the 100 yard freestyle title in 52 seconds, a second slower than his own record. Busto Crabbe of Honolulu pressed Laufer in the 100 yard backstroke and 109 yard breast stroke events, finishing second in the 100 free and setting a fast pace in the medley.
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Chicago
Watter Laufer
Lake Shore Athletic Club
Laufer
Busto
Crabbe
Honolulu
Lauter
Walter Spence
New York
A. C
Breakup of the Big Four at North of Women’s Championship
The article reports the eighth annual North of Women’s championship where the big four of golf face disruptions. Virginia Yau Wie of Chi eliminates Edith Hegidimag. Sher Hicks of Hewlett and Louise Fordyce both advance despite scares. Collett, Oak Long Taland, Orcutt and others reach quarterfinals as pairings set for today.
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N.C
Woolf
Virginia Yau Wie
Miss Hicks
Oyna Collett
Women's
Mrs. Loveby
Federman
Mareen Orcutt
Nii
Ramee City
Mins Hicks
Quier
Mise Collett
Mica Orcutt
Hat trade inks Swanson and Hellmann amid injury woes
Birmingham report states Cincinnati outfielder Evar Swanson was sent for treatment of an influred shoulder and teammate Harry Hellmann is resting due to an ailment, as both were placed on the inked Hat today.
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Birmingham
Ala
Aptie Jeo
Cincinnati
Evar Swanson
Harry Hellmann
Fremont Will Fight Libbey in Early Game
Fremont High football begins spring training with an intrasquad scrimmage against Libbey High on Saturday afternoon. The entire squad of 40 to 50 players will travel to Toledo for the fall season and likely see action. The scrimmage will resemble a regular game, with coaches allowed to stop play to correct and instruct players. Training may wrap up next week.
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Itdfather
Scolnels
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