Bobby Jones draws Columbus crowd in golf championship
In Columbus Ohio on July 10 1936 the crowd at a national golf tournament chased Bobby Jones as he posted a 70, while an unknown Portland Oregon entrant John H Juner shot 76. The scene showed fans’ devotion to stars and the sport's pull beyond the pros amid hot July heat and fading light.
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Young Atlanta Golfer Wins Third Great Honor on Columbus Course
Bobby Jones reclaimed golf history by winning the open championship at Scioto, finishing 288 for 72 holes. Joe Turnesa led late, but Jones surged to victory amid heat, wind, rain, and unruly crowds. The feat, winning the American and British Opens in one year while holding the American amateur title, sets an unmatched record.
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Bobby Jones Seeks British Amateur Milestone
Bobby Jones of Atlanta completes a storied career by aiming for the British amateur title to cap a string of major championships. From age 14 to 24, his rise through national open and amateur ranks is highlighted by near-misses and landmark wins, establishing him as golf’s leading figure of the era.
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National teams clash and limited schedule announced
National teams aim at St. Louis and Brooklyn with Chicago and New York scheduled to face Cincinnati. In the Ric an League, St. Louis plays Washington while Cleveland meets New York.
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Bobby Jones Dominates Scioto Open With Strong Finish
Bobby Jones wins the Scioto Open amid a crowded field including Mehlhorn, Turnsen, Diegel, and Farrell. Despite early trouble and a 79 second round, Jones carded consistent scores, matching or bettering rivals, and secures his third major honor in a year. White Hunter and Willie Hunter make late surges, while others falter.
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Miners Win Tight Battle at Nateco Pale
NEW ROCHELLE NY Fran as T Hunter and Julius Lehigson reach final round of Quaker Ridge Tennis tourney. In doubles, Lang and Fembleman face Hunter and Dr. George King in today’s matches.
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Soothells and pennant hopes in midseason notes on Cubs Yankees
Midseason baseball pulse compares New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs in 1928. It notes Cubs under McCarthy faltered, outsized by pitching depth and resilient catchers, with Root strong against Western teams while veterans Adams and Grimm linger in the lineup. It portrays Cubs as poised yet distant from top, and highlights managerial changes and player movements shaping the race.
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Glouster Legion to face Coshocton in big league night game
In Glouster a near 200 strong Coshocton rooting contingent is headed to watch the Glouster Legion host the Coshocton Regs. Sam Withem faces Miller in a key Eastern Ohio League clash as Glouster seeks to topple Coshocton from the top of the standings. Three sets of brothers will play on both sides in a standout local matchup. New York promoter Humbert Fugazy lands Paul Berlenbach for a late August boxing bout set to be signed.
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Nelsonville Close Contests In Local Baseball Night
Nelsonville July 10 Kerby and the YMC A teams played a tightly fought game won 2 to 1 by the aggregation but awarded to the K of Ps on protest. The Grottos defeated the Beta nine 6 to 3 while the Legion forfeited to the Phi Sigs. Standings show Grottos and Legion tied near top.
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Latzo Defends Welterweight Title as Levine Disqualified
Pete Latzo defended his welterweight title for a second time after Georgie Levine was disqualified for a low blow 1 minute 28 seconds into the fourth round at Polo Grounds. Referee Purdy awarded the victory to Latzo as Levine appeared to have outboxed him earlier, while other bouts featured withdrawals and suspensions.
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Hewitt Badens blank Studebakers in rugged league clash
In a Friday night battle, Hewitt Badens routed Studebakers 13 to 0. Fielding gaffes and missed plays plagued Studebakers while E Christy pitched for the losers under poor support. Matson flubbed several fly balls and the team showed little spirit, leaving fans to discuss Monday’s Graysons vs K P game.
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