Young golfer leads field in Mid-American tournament
Ole B. Clark 21 year old pro from Hickory Hills club of Canoe Mo led as 71 opened mid American golf tournament at Lakewood Golf Club Kansas City. Johnny Farrell arrives to qualify 36 holes. Gene Sarazen and Archie Compston drawn together. Hagen paired with Compston. other 74s include Diegel Hessler and Dudley.
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Lakewood Golf Club
Kansas City
Ole B. Clark
Hickory Hills Club
Eanoe Mo
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Jones
Farrell
Geats
Gene Sarazen
Flushing
N. Y
Walter Hagen
Archie Compston
Haig
Compston
Phil Hessler
Bristow
Oklo
Leo Diegel
White Plains
New York
al Espinsa
Chicago
Ed. Dudley
Los Angeles
Angus Stewart
Abrey Boomer
Wimbledon
Eng
Joe Kirkwood
Albany
Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb Highlight Slugging In Classic Game
In a heavyweight baseball clash Babe Ruth drilled his 28th homer and scored twice in four at bats. Ty Cobb added a triple and two singles in four at bats with Speaker idle. Lee Frisch contributed a triple and a single scoring once in five appearances. Gehrig went without a hit in four at bats. Heilmann homered and drove in three in four at bats. Paul Waner had two singles and an RBI in four at bats.
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Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Speaker
Lee Frisch
Gehrig
Heilmann
Paul Waner
Home Run Club Lone Totals and League Leaders
The excerpt lists top home run figures by Ruth of the Yankees 28 and Gehrig 16 for the American League while Bottomley of the Cardinals leads the National League with 15. Other standout sluggers include Hornsby 14 and L Wilson 14, with various players contributing smaller counts. Yesterday's home runs show Ruth with 1, Durst 0.5, Hellmann 0.8, and Summa 0.0 across teams. League totals show National League 1.8 percent and American League 244 with season total 0.6 516.
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Ruth
Yankees
Durst
Hellmann
Tigers
Summa
Indians
Blue
Browns
Ceeeses L. Wilson
Cubs
Hartnett
Yesterday's Hero Pip Gras and a Pitcher Parade
George Pip gras limited the Red Sox to three hits as the Yankees won 4 to 0. Babe Ruth hit his 28th homer. Jess Petty blanked the Giants for Brooklyn in a 2–0 win. Grover Alexander earned his third win in eight days as the Cardinals beat the Reds 7–4. Earnshaw fueled the A’s over Washington in a series-clinching 3–0 win. Hack Wilson and Gabby Hartnett homered in a Cubs win over the Pirates. The White Sox dropped to the cellar with a 6–0 loss to Detroit. Cleveland ousted St. Louis 4–2 to even the series.
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George Pipgras
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Jess Petty
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cardinals
Washington
Philadelphia
Earnshaw
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Hack Wilson
Gabby Harnett
Weismuller to Lead 25 Star U S Olympic Team
Detroit June 25 U S Olympic team selection names Weismuller head of a 25 member squad for the summer games. The roster includes ten swimmers four divers and eleven water polo players with names from Illinois A C New York A C Hollywood A C and Stanford among others.
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Detroit
U.2
Johnny Weismuller
Illinois
A.C
Weismuller
George Kojac
New York
Walter Laufer
Chicago
Paul Samson
Illinois A.C
Paul Watt
Uniontown
Clarence Crabbe
Honolulu
Raymond Ruddy
New York A. C
Austen Clapp
Hollywood A. C
Harry Clancy
Penn A. C
Thomas Blankenburg
Athens Club
Oakland
Calif
Pete Des Jardiens
Miami
Fla
Mickey Reilley
Los Angeles
A. C
Harold Smith
Walter Colbath
Northwestern University
Rusty Callow’s PA Crew Finishes Last in Poughkeepsie Regatta
The first Pennsylvania crew, developed by Rusty Callow noted for UW championship crews, finished last this year at the annual Poughkeepsie Regatta with limited results from the Varsity race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Rusty Callow
University of Washington
Northwestern legend Tiny Lewis to coach at South Dakota
Former Northwestern University fullback Tiny Lewis will join the University of South Dakota as a constant football coach next fall, bringing his reputation as one of the program’s top players to the new staff.
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Lewis
Northwestern University
University of South Dakota
Yankees Hold Narrow Edge as Opposition Probes Direction
The article analyzes the New York Yankees path under their manager and questions how long rival teams can remain aligned, while speculating on when the opposition will alter course and challenge the shift.
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New York Yankees
Yankees Add $100,000 Pitching Prospect Gordon Rhodes
The Yankees recruit Gordon Rhodes a 19 year old right hander from the University of Utah. Rhodes, a Pacific coast beauty with Hollywood iP GC, impressed in his first pro season with eight wins in ten games and a sub one ERA. Trade interest from Pirates Giants and Connie Mack followed but the Yankees kept quiet on ownership.
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Immy Connolly
Lhoyd Hahn
Connolly
Gordon Rhodes
Hollywood
Salt Lake City
Miriam Burns Horn
Miriam Burns Horn Tyson
George
Jints
Barner
Reds
Luque
Pirates
Braves
Genewich
Navy
Hannegan
Steve
Ransford
Coffman
Mullican
Bogdanovitch
Joe Sewell
Jess Sweetser
Hoben
Yale
Harvard
Caldwell
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland
Lary
Reese
New York Yankees
University of Utah
Hollywood Ip
GC. L
Connie Mack
Giants
Yankee
Rhodes
Bill Essick
Yankees
Hartley Receives Pomeroy Bend News for Messenger
Oliver Hartley sends word from Pomeroy Bend to the Messenger and requests contact by telephone at 161 X or 236 L for follow up.
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Oliver Hartley
Pomeroy Bend
Messenger
Harvey French Sevenths Among Farm Bureau Winners
POMEROY June 24 The Farm Bureau reports Harvey French service manager won a govern place in the recent contest among Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance agents. He wrote 3e applications during the week. Willard Holland led with 33. Two hundred ninety two agents sent in 1,948 applications. The company now has over 32,000 policies and resources exceeding $650000.
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Pomeroy
Farm Bureau
Harvey French
Bureau
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Columbus
French
Willard Holland
Hardin County
Farm Bureau Mutual Company
Recalls William Rees Tells Where He Began Long Career as Merchant
Pomeroy June 25 William J Rees an old time Odd Fellow on his way to Syracuse for a funeral pointed out the old Fitsburg mine store building at Mcitsville as the place where he began in 1888 his long merchandising career in Pomeroy Beach He recalled that on one day the store did 1490 worth of business and that flour in sacks was unknown barrels alone being used.
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Pomeroy
William J.rees
Syracuse
Lawrence
Fitsburg
Mictisville
Pomeroy Beach
Cheshire games honor Mrs. Ira Frost at Tuesday club
Mrs. May Rothgeb hosted a luncheon and bridge afternoon in Cheshire with guests from Pomeroy Bend and Gallipolis. Prizes went to Mrs. H. C. Johns, Mrs. Clyde Ingels, and Mrs. Charlies Cherrington of Gallipolis. Mrs. Frost and her daughter left Sunday for Chicago.
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May Rothgeb
Cheshire
Pomeroy Bend
Gallipolis
Ira Frost
Mabel Johnston
Bridge
H. C. Johnson
Clyde Ingels
Charlies Cherrington
Esther Ingels
Elizabeth Carnes
Dorothy Ann Rothgeb
Funeral for Harlow B. Mauck Attended by Masons
Funeral services for Harlow B. Mauck were held in Rome Law county with Masons serving as pallbearers. Mr. Mauck, step-brother of A. E. Boatman, was a member of the Cheshire neighborhood. The Boatmans missed part of the service due to machine trouble.
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Pomeroy
A. E. Boatman
Orville
Harlow B. Mauck
Mr. Boat
Rome
Lawcounty
Mr. Mauck
Cheshire
Masonic
Body of Racine Boy Recovered After River Search
The body of Carli McDonald twelve son of Mr and Mrs Herbert McDonald Racine was found in the river by Cham pion ferry crew after rising waters. Coroner Ewing to arrange burial. Funeral scheduled for two this afternoon at The Plains Athens county. The drowning occurred June 8 while he played near barges. The family planned to move back to The Plains but remains unsettled.
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Pomeroy
Carli McDonald
Herbert McDonald
Racine
Champion
Andy Kohl
Freddie Price
Ewing
Plains
Athens County
McDonald
Mrs Kate Roy Dies Suddenly in Middleport
Mrs Kate Roy, nearly 74, died of a heart attack Friday night at her daughter Mrs Clar Fitch's home in Middleport. Survived by daughters Clark Fitch and Mrs Maggie Anderson and son Samp Roy. Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm at Mrs Fitch's residence, burial in Middleport Hill Cemetery.
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Middleport
Kate Roy
Clar Fitch
Clark Fitch
Maggie Anderson
Samp Roy, Om
Fitch
Skinner
Presbyterian Church
Middleport Hill
Harley Family Returns From Republican National Convention
Mr and Mrs J E Harley and their son John returned home from Kansas City after two weeks with Mrs Harley's parents Mr and Mrs W E Bryan. They enjoyed attending the Republican national convention and noted Mayor Harley attended every session while Mrs Harley joined in part of the meetings. They report good road conditions on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Harley
John
Kansas City
Shower Honors Mrs. Raymond Boice At Hartford Home
Mrs Thomesa Young and Mrs H Smith Jr assisted as hostesses in Hartford entertaining Mrs Raymond Boice nee Wincie Stark for a one and a half year new bride. Guests enjoyed games and social conversation and many pretty useful gifts were received.
River Notes Reports Shipments by Aliquippa Tow and Barge Line
June notes describe the Aliquippa tow with Jones and McLough, steel boat builders Tim and Bob Lewis shipping to the U S. and six boats sent to Columbus on the Scioto river above the O'Shaughnessey dam. A Pittsburgh products cargo to Midland transferred to the McWilliams, including 700 tons of steel pipe and other materials for flood protection and the Mississippi commission. The W. A. Shepard delivered 6 000 bags of sugar to Cincinnati, priced 32 cents per hundred versus rail rate. Patrick Calhoun Jr. surveys, with U S division engineer Ferguson and Major Ardery, travel downriver.
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Pomeroy
Aliquippa
Jones
Midland
McWillams
Iron Land Steel
Charleston
Mississippi River Commission
Memphis
W. A. Shepard
Cincinnati
Cairo
Patrick Calhoun, Jr
Louisville
Reenenet
Pittsburgh
H. G. Ferguson
U. S
E. D. Ardery
Huntington
Toll of Weasels Hits Fifty Chickens, Poultryman Says
In Letart Jonas Hart found 60 young chickens killed by weasels on a Saturday morning. Three pests were killed and a half bushel basket of chicks was gathered as the toll. Additional line notes a government motorboat trip from Wheeling after inspecting locks and dams on the upper Ohio.
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Poultryman
Pomeroy
Jonas Hart
Letart
Wheeling
Upper
Ohio
Excursionists Attend New York Central Picnic in Rainy Colum bus
About 150 excursionists traveled to Colum bus on a special train Saturday to join the New York Central lines picnic. Rainy weather forced postponement of the Hobson team game, leaving local fans disappointed as bar games were canceled.
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Middleport
Columbus
New York Central Lines
Hobson
Local Residents Leave for Visits and Family Rounds
Mrs. Jack Morgan and daughter depart for Jacksonville Indiana to visit relatives. Miss Selah Sidenstricker leaves for Columbus for a week with bank duties on a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Horden and children Nilés arrive to stay with Mr Horden's parents. Elizabeth Russell visits cousins in Cincinnati for about two weeks. Bert L Bowman returns from Los Angeles to visit his daughter L D Stiles and Gallipolis family after years away.
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Jack Morgan
Jacksonville
Ind
M Morgan
Selah Sidenstricker
Columbus
Citizens National Bank
Lawrence Horden
Nilés
Horden
R.H. Horden
Elizabeth Russell
Cincinnati
Augustus Nabb
Bert L. Bowman
8. I. Bowman
Middleport
Los Angeles
California
L. D. Stiles
Gallipolis
Bowman
Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Championship Opens at Merion
Ninety three college men began the national intercollegiate lawn tennis tournament at the Merion Cricket Club in Philadelphia in pursuit of the crown held by Laumer Allison of Texas who is not defending his title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Merion Cricket Club
Laumer Allison
Texas
Notable Visitors from Columbus to Middleport and Back
Mr and Mrs W C Major and son Jack of Columbus visited Middleport and made calls with relatives. Miss Mary B Laughead and Dr Christine Leonard of New York City stayed several days with the Laughead family and left Monday, planning to tour the Shenandoah valley before returning. The two women work at the Mental Hygiene clinic in New York City.
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Dayton
West
W. C. Major
Jack
Columbus
Middleport
Mason
Mary B. Laughead
Christine Leonard
New York City
Miss Laughead
R. B. Laughead
Shenandoah Valley
Leonard
Mental Hygiene Clinic
Social Service
Alexander Wins Third Straight From Cincinnati 7-4
Grover Cleveland Alexander of St Louis beat Cincinnati 7 to 4 in eight days after previously defeating the Reds. Donohue started for Cincinnati and May finished, with Jablonowski closing. Frisch Roettger Hafey and Alexander drove in key runs as St Louis broke a tight game with late bursts.
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Cincinnati
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
St. Louis
Catdin
Innati
Reds
Hes
Soya
Cardinals
Blouting
Jakie May
Donohue
Purdy
May
Jablonowski
High
Frisch
Maranville
Pipp
Dressen
Roettger
Wilson
Thevenow
Bottomley
Hafey
Allen
Picinich
Ford
Critz
Quigsey, Stark and Pfirman
B. R. H. OA Douthit
Atey
Callahan
Cessess Walker
Hpord
Athens Rifle Club Defeats Chesterhill on Margaret Creek Range
The Athens Rifle Club beat Chesterhill 651 to 642 on Saturday afternoon. Top scorers for Athens were Don Young 137 and Dave Taylor 132, with Mark Jenkinson and F C Efaw also contributing. Chesterhill's best included L Nicewanger 139 and W D Hale 127, with others from both teams recording lower scores. rain limited the event to three positions.
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Athens Rifle Club
Chesterhill Rifle Club
Margaret Creek Range
Don Young
Dave Taylor
McGrubb
Mark Jenkinson
F. C. Efaw
Chesterhill
L. Nicewanger
W. D. Hale
W. C. Nicewanger
J. H. Wootman
Jack Mara to Attend Georgetown This Fall
Jack Mara, a top NYC schoolboy athlete, announced he will attend Georgetown this fall. He played three sports at his school, excluding football which was barred at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mara
New York City
Georgetown
Sunday Baseball Results From The American Association
Sunday results show Columbus blanked Indianapolis 4 to 1 then 0 to 0 after a rain delay. Kansas City defeated Minneapolis 7 to 0 while Minneapolis came back to win 7 to 2. Louisville swept Toledo 10 to 2 and 8 to 0. Brooklyn beat New York 2 to 0 in a wet grounds game. Chicago routed Pittsburgh 8 to 1 and St Louis won 7 to 4 over Cincinnati. New York topped Boston 4 to 0 while Washington defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3 and Cleveland beat St Louis 4 to 2 and Detroit beat Chicago 6 to 0.
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American Association
Petdpolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus Wee Reaee
St. Louis
New York
Chicago Sereeneee
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
A Pet
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee-St. Paul
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Monday Basketball Pairings Across Multiple Cities
The schedule lists Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville Milwaukee at St. Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Chicago St. Louis at Cincinnati for Monday games across several venues.
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American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St. Louis Philadelphia at Washington
Scheduled NBA matchups include Chicago versus Detroit, Cleveland facing St. Louis, and Philadelphia meeting Washington. These are listed as upcoming games with no results or extra context.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Quiet Sporting Week Follows Busy Time At World
This week in sports appears calmer after a hectic spell. Wimbledon opens with Helen Wills defending the women's title and William Tilden aiming to dethrone Henri Cochet. The Godfrey Risko heavyweight bout is set for Wednesday at Ebbets Field, with Loughran facing Emanuel in a non-title bout at Madison Square Garden on Thursday. Baseball games continue normally with no other major events listed.
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New York
U.R
Wimbledon
England
Helen Wills
William’ T. Tilden
Henri Cochet
Ball Boy
Lyons
France
George Godfrey
Johnny Risko
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Tommy Loughran
Armand Emanuel
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Lecturers to Lecture at Northwestern Summer Coaching School
Coach Hawley of Dartmouth Line Coach Dunne of Harvard and Coach Steffen of Carnegie Tech will give lectures at the Northwestern summer coaching school in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Dartmouth
Dunne
Harvard
Steffen
Carnégie Tech
Northwestern
Farrell Wins Dramatic Open Over Jones At Olympia Fields
Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge defeats Bobby Jones by one stroke in a rain soaked 36 hole playoff at Olympia Fields to claim the United States Open title. Farrell clinches after a final green duel including a one foot putt and a two foot birdie to seal the championship.
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Olympia Fields
Chicago
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge
United States
Bobby Jones
Farrell
Jones
Bobby
New York
Atlanta
Johnny
Bob
Ohio State Athletes Endure Record Crowd Attendance
Athletic teams at Ohio State University played before 236000 fans the past year. The large crowds underscored strong support for school sports and boosted program visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
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