Cooper wins Canadian Open at final hole surge
Chicagoan Harry Cooper edges Al Watrous and Walter Hagen in a tight finish to claim the Canadian Open with a 290 aggregate. Watrous 293, Hagen 295. Cooper’s 69 first round sparks victory. Watrous faltered late after leading at 54 holes. Canadian standout Andy Kay 298, Sumnerville claims amateur medal.
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UAWA
Ont
Harry Cooper
Chicago
al Watrots
Birmingham
Mich
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Cooper
Tommy Armour
Watrous
Horton Smith
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Ed Dudiey
Concordville
MacDonald S Smith
Great Neck
Leon Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
al Watrous
Carcago
Watrons
Lighthorse
lAndy Kay
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
Tortie Dutra
Long Beace
Cross
Sandy
Summerville
Pion
U. S
Last Half of Season Starts Monday Night
The season’s second half begins Monday with Battery defeating Carpenter Hardware nine Friday night by a three run margin. V Cross led with five hits in six at bats, Wolfe added five of seven. Beckley Company L game postponed Thursday. Beckley’s already won first half so standings stay unchanged. Lawhead Printers enters two teams, four nine team league. teams may add players for second half and must list players before first game. Schedule shows Monday Carpenter vs All Stars. Tuesday Rauchs vs Lawhead’s. Wednesday O F vs Company L. Thursday Ohio Fuel and Gas vs Beckley’s. Friday LO vs Nelsonville.
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Ohio Electrica
Robinsons
Athens
Electric Nine
Basle
Chauncey
Kutta
Eugh
Robinson Finger
McDaniel
Ohio Electrics
McCoy Barbers
P. Theisen
Haddox
McDanial
W. Theis
Hillyer
Collins
Ahugh
Eee
Poagdoc
McAllister
Hiselstéin
Robach
Batata
Engh
Sen
Iytta
Bush
Kytta
Ench
Umnires
Mitchell
Jeffry
Battery
Carpenter Hardware
V. Cross
Wolfe
Beckley Company L
Beckley’s
Lawhead Printers
Carpenters
All Stars
Rauchs
Lawhead's
O. F
Harridge punishes Dickey for bean ball incident
Chicago July 9. Yankees catcher Bil Dickey fined 1000 dollars and suspended 30 days by AL President William Harridge after striking Washington outfielder Carl Reynolds, breaking his jaw in a plate collision on July 4. Dickey becomes eligible August 4. Harridge orders umpires to curb bean balls to prevent further tragedies like 1920 death of Ray Chapman.
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Chicago
Bil Dickey
New York Yankees
Willam Harridge
American League
Dickey
Carl Reynolds
Washington
Harridge
Ray Chepman
Cleveland
Carl Mays
Jockeys to Strike at Latonia Track Over Fee Cut
Jockeys at Latonia race track plan a strike by July if the state racing board enacts fee reductions next Tuesday. The Kentucky State Racing Commission lowered winning mount fees from 25 to 15 dollars, second place to 10 dollars, and third or unplaced mounts to 5 dollars. Riders refuse the cut, saying they will not risk their lives for five dollars.
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Latonia
U.R
Ladonia
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Japan Beats Italy in Davis Cup Doubles Match
Jiri Satoh and Ryuki Miki defeated Giovanni Palmieri and Emanuele Sertorio 6-4 6-4 6-3 for Japan. The win gives Japan a 2 0 lead in the European Zone semi final tie, with the match at 6 p m.
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Milan
U.R
Japan
Italy
Jiri Satoh
Ryuki Miki
Giovanni Palmieri
Emanuele Sertorio
Buro
Berlin
George P. Hughes
Fred Perry
Daniel Prenn
Wilhelm
Great Britain
Germany
Golden Bears Win Olympic Rowing Berth
University of California the Golden Bears earned a place on the U S Olympic rowing team by defeating Penn Athletic Club in a dramatic Lake Quinsigamond final California set a new U S collegiate record with 6 706 and the two foot margin gave them the victory over Pennsylvania California’s win came after a tense stretch battle and followed a string of recent victories including the intercollegiate title and a strong performance against other clubs in the same regatta. the race showcased Californias dominance in American rowing. Also reported: Dr McMillen 60 dean of Miami University College of Education died suddenly in Germany while visiting his birthplace.
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Henry McLemore
Worcester
Mass
U.R
University of California
Golden Bears
United States
Los Angeles
Lake Quinsigamond
Penn Athletic Ilub
California
Pennsylvania
Bears
Amsterdam
sHudion
Poughkeepsie
Princeton
Columbia
Penn
Schuylkill
Udgen
Germany
Dr. McMillen
College of Education
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Hnl Dickey
Carl Reynolds
Reynolds
Washington Senators
Senators
Dickey
Nats
Cleveland Indians
Reds
Cardinals
Yankee
Yanks
Detroit
Don Peden
Dorgens
Don
Marse Doe McCarthy
McCarthy
Mitch's Musings on Baseball Race Shakeups
The column discusses impact of Dickey Reynolds and others on the American and National Leagues. It notes Reynolds return and Dickey’s absence affect Washington and New York, with Cleveland and Detroit gaining. It refs Pirates and Senators, McCarthy, and looming World Series amid NL and AL pace, plus Southeastern tourney qualifiers at Cambridge and local club actions.
Cubs Narrow Pirates Lead With 5-2 Win Over Braves
Chicago Cubs beat Boston 5 to 2 as Guy Bush allowed six hits and struck out five to pick up the victory. Seibold Pruett and Cunningham pitched for Boston and gave up 13 hits. Woody English homered for Chicago while Leach homered for Boston.
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Chicago
Roger Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Guy Bush
Seibold
Pruett
Cunningham
Braves
Woody English
Cubs
Leach
Boston
Havaraxea
Bush and Hartnett
California Helens Dominate Wimbliedon Final Clash
In a rare All-American final at the Wimbliedon women’s event, California’s Bri tish star and world champion share the spotlight with BL Body and Miss incols. Drs Moody, the champion, demonstrates a powerful overhead drive while the runnerup showcases a sharp backhand in the showcased action sequence.
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Wimbliedon
California
Helens
Incols
Drs Moody
Cleveland to Minneapolis Clash Across Conference Play
Fragmentary OCR notes show teams including York, Columbus, Minneapolis, St Paul, Milwaukee, and Kansas City linked to a regional association schedule. Details are incomplete but suggest a multi city basketball or league context with games or scheduling across several Midwestern cities.
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York
Gion
Cleveland
Association Calunbus
Minneapolis
S T. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Eminated Avreh Keller Heads Olympic team trials finals
Avreh Keller won the afternoon finals at the Olympic wrestling team tryouts in Columbus securing automatic selection to the United States team. Remaining spots will be decided in tonight’s final matches with Pearce, Morford, Manoli, and others advancing or eliminated in key bouts across 123 to heavyweight classes.
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TCU
United States
Robert Pearce
Oklahoma A
Besormer
George Ashforth
Navy
Rex Peery
Stillwater
Okla
Co. B. Hawkins
Indiana
Pearce
Joe Fickel
Kansas State
Edgar Nemir
California
Lyle Morford
Mt. Vernon
Arch Keller
Ghia University
George Manoli
Boston
Jack van Bebber
Los Angeles
A. C
van Bebber
Appleton
McGuirk
Robert Hess
Iowa State
Mehringer
Kansas
Flanders
Stilwater
Riley
Northwestern
Fields
Haverford College
Farmers win in Gallipolis league action
In Gallipolis Friday night the Farmers' Club beat the K of P 7 to 5 in the second half schedule. Both teams collected hits but six errors by the K of P and three by the Farmers' Chup hurt chances. Batteries were Basil Hayes and Mills for the Farmers and Trion and Willisme for the K of P.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Recreation
Farmers’ Club
K of P
Farmers’ Chup
Basil Hayes
Mills
Ps Trion
Willisme
Nats Beat Indians After Four Straight Defeats
The Washington Nationals end a four game skid by splitting a doubleheader with the Cleveland Indians. Hildebrand hurled a sharp mound effort in the nightcap as Washington lost 14 to 4 after taking the opener 4 to 1. Kubel and Bluey drove in the lone Washington run in the first game. Jose Rijo and Sam Rice provided late infield action but Heldebrand contained Cleveland’s big bats. In the nightcap, Senator pitchers Connally and Moon were touched for eight runs, while Washington tallied 14 off Cleveland hurlers in a wild second game mixture of hits and errors.
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Ashington
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Hildebrand
Fata
Manush
Cronin
Meyer
Harris
Joe Kubel
Ossie Blueye
Hildy
Blueye
Spencer
Sam Rice
Cisgell
Sargy Connally
Senatory Pats
Jose Hite
Connally
Walter Johnson
Lea Moon
Senators
Mann
Cleveland
Mim
Macks Split Pair in Doubleheader with A's and White Sox
Philadelphia and Chicago split a twin bill. In game one the Athletics lost 7 to 1 despite Lefty Grove taking the defeat, while Tony Freitas pitched the A’s to a 9 2 victory in game two with two hits and a homer by Simmons aiding the offense. Teddy Lyons shut out Chicago in the opener.
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Philadelphia
iUlie
the Athletica
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Simmons Jed
Tony Frestas
Chicago
Teddy Lyons
Lefty Grove
Phila
Lyong and Grube
Grove
Rammell
Cochrane
Madjesii
Sx Gaston
Faber
Gregory
Berry
Freitas
Yanks Trim Tigers in twin bill at home
New York Yankees widened their AL lead to seven and a half games by sweeping Detroit in a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees won 7-6 in the opener and 14-3 in the nightcap, with Babe Ruth his 24th, Lou Gehrig, and Ben Chapman powering the offense. Pitchers Herb Pennock and Earl Whitehill were touched for runs as Detroit’s Schuble homered.
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U.F
New York Yankees
Detroit Theers
Yanks
Tigers
Babe Ruth
Sewall
Gehrig
Huth
Herb Pennock
Earl Whitehill
Hurlera
Schuble
Tiger
Ben Chapman
Yankee
George Pipgras
Ed Wella Nurled
Webb
Gehringer
Pipgrass
Walker
Tom Bridges
Elon
Sox Split Series In Boston Duel Ends Red Sox Victory
Boston July 9 A.R Dile Alex homered in the eighth with Johnnie Watwood aboard to turn a pitching duel between Sou Andrews and Carl Fischer into a 75 win for the Red Sox, tying the four game set with the Browns. Johnson and Bengough joined Andrews and Connolly in the lineup.
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Boston
A.r-Dile Alexande
Johnnie Watwood
Sou Andrews
Carl Fischer
Dodgers Defeat Pirates Behind Vance In Nine
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 3 as King Vance pitched a complete game and Earl Grace homered in the ninth. Morris endured the Dodgers rally after replacing Glenn Spencer in the eighth, with five hits allowed.
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Jitvseulagh
Bari Oving
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ayue
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hte D. Tachy
Morris
Dein
Vance
Lopex
Spencer
Muarris
Grace
Rhem Bumps Em SP Low’s July 9 Phillies St. Louis game
Rhem, just sent to the Phillies from the Darts, beat former club St Louis as Philadelphia executed seven hits for six runs. Whit ney drove in three runs and Hurst two, while Klein, Lindsey, and Whitney contributed. St. Louis tallied six runs on timely hits and an error.
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SP. Lows
Flint Rhhem
Phillies
Darts
Philies
Ube
St. Lowta
St. Louis
Chilica
Tallive
Klein
Lindsey Wan
Whitney
Phil Lies
Hurst
Watkins
Gelberty
Philadephia
Rhem End Davis
Haines
Lindsey
Stout
Wilson
Association results show mixed scores across cities
Toledo wins a high score against Minneapolis with listed players Lawson Twozood Winegarner Henling Pytlak Beaton Ryan Richards. Milwaukee Indiana Kan City St Paul Columbus Columbus and others referenced with multiple surname lines and scattered numeric codes.
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Minneapolis
Lawson
Twozood
Winegarner
Henling
Pytlak
Beaton
Ryan
Richards
Louisville
Milwaukee
Wilkinson, Hatter and Shea
Hillin and Young
Indiana
Kan
Logan
Heving
aAngiey
Osborne, Fette and
Snyder
Columbus
Equipoise Captures Arlington Gold Cup in Seventh Straight Victory
Equine champion Equipoise trained by C V Whitney triumphed in the Arlington Gold Cup at Arlington Park, securing his eleventh win of the season in a thrilling race. Morton L Schwartz's Gusto finished second by several lengths, with A C Bostwick's standout horse close behind in third.
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Chicago
Equipoise
C. V. Whitney
Arlington Park
Morton L. Schwartz
Bac
A.C. Bostwick
Babe Hermans Homer Powers Reds To 3 1 Win
Babe Herman homers lead Cincinnati to a 3 1 victory over New York. Lary Venton secured all the hits for the Reds while Eddie Marshall drove in the decisive run in the seventh inning. Benton and Hendrick batted for the Giants, with Walker and Marshall supporting the Reds in a late scoring push.
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Babe Everyman
Cincinnali
Yar Giants
Gitbert
Hendrick
Prom
Bey Walker
Priehting
Lary Venton
Eddie Marshall
Montreal
Tree Jackson
New York
J. Moore
Fundattom
Hagan
Pultias
Marshall
Waikur
E. Moors
Cincinnati
Dentnit
Wilbert
Kerman
Re. Lombard
Grantham
Benton
Crabtree
Ube
Sth
Guadia
Runa
Herman
Hernan
Basla- York
Cinginnat
Strick
Walkard
Balla Benton
Walker
Deble
Duracher
Bendrick
Hendrie
Durasher
Durasher. Umpirea
Eng Pfirmance
Atlonda
Differences Between Irons and Woods in Golf Play
A concise note explains how irons produce a punch or direct downward blow with backspin, contrasting them with woods that sweep. It discusses that irons aim for a quick descent to hold the green and control ball trajectory, highlighting how top players adapt swing mechanics.
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Harry Vardan
Simpson Defeats Odd Fellows 1-0 in Ten Innings
Pomeroy July 9 Simpson beat the Odd Fellows 1 to 0 in ten innings on Friday evening. Albert Russell Jr a 15 year old junior league rookie pitched ten scoreless innings for Simpson before Levering the winning run in the tenth. The veteran Odd Fellows defense held firm until the final frame.
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Pomeroy
Simpson
Ode Fellows
Laenarraw
Simpson Ring
Albert, Russell, Jr
Pomerny
Gallee A
Odd Fellows
Receivership Placed on Grove City Race Club
Addison F. Miller named receiver for Beatah Park Jockey Club with race course at Grove City by Common Pleas Judge Charles A. ah here. Barry O. Shepard, partner, sought receivership amid alleged disagreement and asked $600 debt. Other partners named include Charles H. Hayes Richard Co. Jones Edward F. Carruthers and J. Padden.
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Columbius
Beatah Park
Jockey Club
Grove City
Addison F. Miller
Common Pleas
Charles A. Ah
Barry O. Shepard
Charles HW. Hayes
Richard Co. Jones
Edward F. Carruthers
J. Padden
Rotary tourney Cincinnati district golf championship set
Golfers of the twenty second Rotary district gather at Hyde Park Golf and Country Club Monday for the district title. Over 100 players from Cincinnati Hamilton Springfield Piqua Zanesville Dayton Jackson Newark Columbus and Wilmington compete in multiple classes.
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Cincinnati
Twenty-Second
Rotary
Hyde Park Golf and Country Club
Hamilton
Springfield
Piqua
Zanesville
Dayton
Jackson
Newark
Columbus
Wilmington
Britain
Old Timers Defeat Deanville 6 5 In Twinight League Game
Nelsonville July report of a tight Twinight League contest at the city playground. Old Timers beat the Deanville Sluggers 6 to 5 as Staathers pitched four solid innings and Wagner delivered a late timely hit. Kratehs led Old Timers with two doubles while Robins helped seal the win with a late single. Next up Nelanaville All-Stars visit Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
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Nelsonvelle
de Waxner
Staathers
Chriatian
Simmons
Deanville
Beinig
Robinstta Woo
Buahtel
Wagner
Hin Fing
Oe Kratehs
Tirsham
Ara
Nelanaville All-Stars
Y City
Chevroista
Stratton Motors
Tha Box Seeret Buchtel O
Abrhps Taylor
Ibo
Chop
Eel
Bolo
Ferotche
Taylst
Valr
Beth Cee Pe Somo
Wee
Eeene
Arren
Merz
Pigott Uy
Sayres Edge Carbon Hill After Close Contest
In Buched July action Bayes Spoelits edged Carbon Hill 5 to 3 Friday night with Virg Philip of the Apedala pitching and driving in a run. The game featured a key late-score moment as five men were out with a rally including two runs. Pitcher Phillips earned the win and modern box scores note Beene and Powell among others. Umpires Newman Cols Lingena Linton. Salacious ads banned by MPAA executive committee headed by Wil Haya ta.
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Buchted
Bayes Spoelits
Carbon Hil Og Tbede
Virg Philipa
Scane Beck
Gathers
Carbon
Wlowner
C i. Powell
Phillipa
Sweazy
Twas
Aster
Itchéte Phillips
Balis
Gamer
Phillies
Balla
Phillips
Yrpires—Newman
Cols
Lingena Linton
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