Armour New Open Champion Celebrates Oakmont Triumph
Washington notes Tommy Armour, new national open champion, celebrated his Oakmont victory by playing more golf with Harry Cooper. Armour greeted crowds at the station, phoned, then played a private match with reddy McLeod. Officials Joseph A. Hines and McCarl attended, planning a Sunday reception at Congressional Club where Armour will display the cup.
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Joseph A. Hines
Ohio
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He McCarl
United States
Larry Cooper
Hulton
Sandy
Charry Cooper
Cooper
Tommy
Getr
Louis Celebrates Lindbergh Victory With Peace Hero Tribute
St Louis fans greeted Lindbergh and the Cardinals as world champions in a citywide celebration. The event marked a notable peaceful tribute by a middle western city to the famed aviator and hero of peace.
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Sayers Dominates Detroit Heavyweight Scene Parade Honors Lindbergh
Tom Sayers wins his 23rd knockout in 30 fights as Detroit entries showcase heavyweight talent. The Cardinals celebrate a pennant hoist at Sportsman’s Park with Lindbergh’s parade, Hornsby and Stogers in attendance. Police estimate 409,000 spectators cheered the aviator’s homecoming route. Lindbergh remains grave but gracious amid cheers and confetti.
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University of Michigan
Studebaker and Ray-Glo Nine Set To Clash Tuesday
The Studebaker nine practiced last night for a game with Grayson Ray-Glo’s next Tuesday at six at the Athens Playgrounds. Manager predicts a strong lineup featuring Metintey at first and a rotation including Shirley Darnell Moweyson Wright Sweeney Chesser Darst, with Wilson Matson and others in the mix.
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Athens
Election costs in Ohio run into millions
A fragmented report notes that Ohio held a primary and election last year costing several millions. It lists figures such as around 1.95 million for conducting the primary and about 1.78 million for the general election, with additional line items totaling tens of thousands to support polling and related services.
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Red Sox held Cleveland to seven hits in shutout win
Boston pitcher Del Lundgren silenced Cleveland as the Red Sox beat them 4 to 0 in the opener of a four game set. Hibby Regan and Haney sparked a two run first inning with hits, and Tarbert debuted in left field for Boston. Buckeye yielded seven runs on seven hits for Cleveland.
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High Scorers Highlight Logan Indoor Shoot
Logan hosts an indoor shoot where Regan, Nill, and N. Spencer topped scoring totals. Lundeven and Spencer each posted 378 points, with Nill achieving a perfect 100 in the frame.
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Meigs County Dog Show at Fair Promises Record Entries
Meigs County plans a large dog show at the fair with kennels from breeds including German Ic ea dogs collies and fox hounds. The event features races around a track with prizes for top hounds and entries from local dogs led by Hydromel Handy Mandy Whiskery Bob Rogers Bolan Avegal Buddy Bauer and more.
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Bob Rogers
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Glouster Game with Newark Y M C A Called by Rain
Glouster White Sox home game against Newark Y M C A was postponed due to rain. The White Sox did not travel. next Thursday they host New Holland on the local grounds.
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