Major Links Honors Not Monopolized
Johnny Goodman, the Omaha boy, won the National Open at Northshore Country Club, outplaying top pros in a stunning performance. Craig Wood led pro earnings with about 9000 dollars, while Virginia Van Wie repeated as National Women's champion. Aniela Ceza won the Women's Southern title at Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Johnny Goodman
Northshore Country Club
Michael Scott
George T. Dunlap
Gene Saracen
Miami
Fila
Willie Goggine
Saluda Beach
Cal
Blue Mound Country Club
Wauwaxtosa
Wis
Joe Kirkwood
Craig Wood
Paul Runyan
New York
Johnny Reviota
Menominee
Mich
Wood
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Billie Hicks
Long Island
N. Y
Ohio U teams shine on track and court in 33
Ohio University fields strong Bobcats squads across sports. The basketball team led by Bernard Berens and coach Grover posted notable wins including over Wesleyan, while track star Bernard Newcombe excelled in sprints and jumps. Don Peden’s baseball squad faced pitching and fielding struggles but aims to rebound with a veteran lineup and key infielders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch Grover
Bernard Berens
Berens
Ohio
Buckeye
Miami
Don Peden
Shadel Saunders
Sam Galabow
Don
Bill Schreiber
Herb Lassman
Perk Retchiey
Sam Seigel
Allan Dailey Becomes Addington Club Pro in London
In London, Allan Dailey, 1983 Roehampton Invitational winner, is named the Addington Club pro with a plus 4 handicap. He aims to win every match by ten and eight and expects to raise British Amateur standards. His presence could boost Britain’s Walker Cup prospects and influence several amateurs including Storey Hartley Brownlow de Forest and General Critchley. He may also play with the Prince of Wales and Prince George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Allan Dalley
Roehampton
Addington Club
Dailey
Addington
Britain
Eustace Storey
Rex
Lister Hartley
Harold G. Brownlow
John de Forest
General W. Critchley
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Eddie Dolan Wins 100th Straight Fight Despite Knockdown
Eddie Dolan, lightweight star, triumphs over Harry Carlton in ten rounds to extend his win streak to a hundred. Referee Henry Gerrity raises Dolan's hand after Carlton's final bell attack lands a punch as Dolan seems down. Dolan survives the blow and wins on points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Dolan
Henry Gerrity
Dolan
Harry Carlton
Carlton
Last Year’s Reserves Return for Vic Bartell’s Team
Vic Bartell brings back several reserves as Bill Schmidt and Woody Wills form the sophomore battery to handle pitching and catching duties. Sam Galabow is also scheduled to return and bat in the rotation on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Bartell
Bill Schmidt
Woody Wills
Sam Galabow
Family business roots into Athens with 175 houses plumbed
In 1900 the family moved from Sunbury to Athens and acquired a half interest from Chas Hibbard. After buying out Hibbard, Ohio University’s presence spurred growth. A 50 foot addition in 1914 and a 30 by 60 garage followed. The firm expanded lines to include Sherwin Williams Paint Crosley Radios Dexter Washing Machines Standard Sanitary Enamel ware and plumbing fixtures. Over 15 years the business has plumbed complete over 175 houses.
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Sunbury
Athens
Chas. Hibbard
Mr. Hibbard
Ohio University
Sherwin-Williams
Crosley
Dexter
American Steel
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George Kirkley
Goodman
Ralph Guildahi
St. Louis
Guidalll
Crate Wood
Tommy Armour
George G. Dunlap
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Dunlap
Law
Lan Little
San Francisco
Max Marston
Densmore Shute
Philadelphia
Deal
WNW. J
Ohio U
Bobcats
Art Lewis
Jim Maazel
George DeStefano
Sal Sinth
Bob Snyder
Hobert
Otto Wesleyan
Delaware
Bill Herbert
Bernard Newcome
Harold Mn
Harry Workman
Jimmy Gilmore
Oxford
Armbrust
Deutach
Finsterwald
Coleman
Rowland
Westervelt
Holden
Wheaton Hardware Co
By Fred Wheaton
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