Western Open tourney opens with Armour Sarazen in field
Dayton June 18 With Tommy Armour entered the Western Open field includes golf greats Sarazen Hagen Evans Espinosa Von Elm Lacay Mortie and Dudley as the strong contenders teeing off at Miami Valley course. Armour vows to challenge Sarazen who won last year.
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Tommy Armour
Will
Miami Valley
Bill Methorn
Armour
Ayr
New York
Gane Sarazen
Armolur
Walter Hagen
James A
Chick Evans
Simon-Pure
Abe Espinosa
Hagen
George
von Elm
Charley Lacay
Mortie
Olin Putra
Dudiey
Florence K Boley Dies in Milwaukee
Florence Kilited Boley 24, owner of the Milwaukee club of the American Baseball Association, died after several weeks illness in Milwaukee. She inherited the Teague hall club from her father Henry J. Kililes, was the sole woman owner from 1920 to 1920, later sold the club to Phil Ball and other St. Louis Browns owners. She was wife of Dr Michael H. Boley of Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
N.S
Florence Kilited Boley
Unlsit
Milwaukee Club
Americal Baseball Association
Llenry J. Killiles
American Teague
Doicy
Teague Hall
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Michael H. Boley
Noted gridiron coach Dr Henry Williams dies in Twin Cities
Minneapolis mourns Dr Henry L Williams a 21 year Minnesota football coach and Yale graduate. After five months illness he passed away at Twin Cities. Williams led Minnesota from 1900 to 1921 with two undisputed conference titles and four ties, shaping modern coaching and producing famed successors. He began as a Yale athlete and contributed to early Army Navy anecdotes.
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Henry Williams
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry L. Williams
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Ald Pesterrhry—Ertees
Williams
Yale
Army
Navy
Gil Dobie
Coarnell
Ossie Solem
Denie
Clarke Shaughnessy
Leayote
New Orleans
Bernie Blermin
Tulano
Navy appoints assistant coach from Sidon Owen era
Los Angeles reports confirm Sidon Owen, star on the 1930 Notes Dione team, has signed as assistant coach at the Naval Academy. He will report to Annapolis by August 15, joining the staff as head coach potential.
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Los Angeles
Isus
Sidon Owen
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Miller Among Leaders in Trans MississippI Trotters Qualifying
In Golden Valley Golf Club Minneapolis Minnesota the Trans MississippI trotters qualifying featured notable names including BDENMAR MILLER and Radney of Ginaibe. Only a short list posted scores with Bo McCravy of L recording 77 and Earl Colorgilo Springs, James L. Gararil of Chicago posting 18.
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Minneapolis
Minne Tone ii
Bavnsinetin
Miller
Gblahonst City
Wid Radney
Ginaibe
Mississipi
Golden Valley Golf Club
Bo McCravy
Earl
Colorgilo Springs
Janos L. Gararil
Chicago
Records Edge Floyd Fowler In Net Semifinals
The Clarinda net team faced Atlantic rivals in the semifinals amid weather issues. Records defeated Floyd Fowler to advance, with St PL Weatherley absent and Lup Snedk advancing through quarterfinals.
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Floyd Fowler
Ted Rewers
Vieturigus
Ts Daly Hy Catty Taate
Gia Es Bamngui
Pity Lariis Tor Ndaie
Hisabs
Yoskiestiy Ly
Wise
Ally Fron Mlevel
Ated Nur Moieh
Prsteh Wert
Ged
St PL Weatherley
Lup
Baseball Figures AMERICAN LEAGUE Summary of yesterday's results
Yesterday's results show Cleveland 5? 4 Philadelphia 4? Washington 5? St Louis 3. Derr New York 2 Chicago 4 Boston 4. W L standings and players statistics are listed with partial figures and team codes.
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York
St. Louis
Cleveland F
Philadelphia
Derr
New York
Chicaen
Boston
Carr Plans Bout Amid Training Shuffle At Fairgrounds
Local boxing update notes Allen Carr training with Glenn Allen at the Cuscopatty fairgrounds and a possible June 23 card in Stows City. A ten round headline bout is planned with Ke of Central City as the opponent while Carr weighs options and may cancel certain events. John J. McGraw, tied to the New York Giants, hints at last minute trade talks affecting this lineup.
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Central City
Neb
Glenn Allen
Cats County Fairgrounds
Austin
York
Qnawa
Royal Cofman
Atal Jetie Club
Ahaw
Cuscopatty Fairgrounds
Currig
Stows City
Thas Toca
Allen
Central ‘City
State
Cincinnati
J. McGraw
Tanner
New
Giants
Ted
Nats Gradually Cutting Down Athletics Lead
Washington Senators narrow the gap on Connie Mack’s Athletics after a week of seven starts by the Nats securing two extra games in the standings. The Yankees faltered with four straight losses while the Giants reclaim second in the National League as Cardinals and Cubs win. Redbirds overpower Phillies. Derringer and Rehm win for St Louis in a strike‑heavy nightcap. Cincinnati loses to the Giants as 26,000 fans watch Redland Field, and Brooklyn tops Pittsburgh 6 3 with Shaute earning his sixth win aided by a Quinn double play.
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N.S
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Washington Senators
Connie Mack
A's
Tvo
Nats
Yahkees
Giants
Cardinals
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Braves
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Talley
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McDonald
Shores
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Clint Brown
Mackinee
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Vietories
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Lefty Caomer
Johnson
Triple
Alphonte Thomas
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Red Sox
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Phillies
Paull
Derringer
Rochester
Flint Rehm
Red Birds
Huck Wilson
Chicago
Cincy
Redland Field
Cincinnati
Allen
McGrawmen
Morrell
Lindstrom
Joe Shaute
Jack Quinn
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Shaute
Quinn
Swift Produce Rein Triumphs In Central Iowa Baseball Slate
Local league play featured Swift Produce Rein edging Turkey Creek in a windy doubleheader. Oakes struck out six, Jones and others varied the offense as Anite juveniles triumphed over Rito. Washington Park hosts prep action next, while Derby hopefuls stir Belmont and Preakness chatter.
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Turkey Creek
Loukas
Turkey Creekers
Tivo" titshet-Jones
Oakes
Joney
Reynolds wins Creston tourney with 161 to claim golf title
Deg Reynolds, Creston golf champion, posted 161 to win the thirty six hole tournament. Sidney Richardson and Arthur Gilek tied for second place, ten strokes back, as the event concluded Sunday afternoon in Creston.
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Deg Reynolds
Creston
Sidney
Richardson
Arthur Gilek
Ba‘hind
Reynolds
Deg
Renolds
Arthur Gilgk
Sidney Richardson
Billy Ae
Ardson
Bedford
Woods
Oak
Hickok
Greg
Dalby
Mount Se
Motorcycle riders tour big midwest fair grounds
Cyclists from Sioux City Kansas City St Joseph Lincoln Omaha Council Bluffs and Des Moines toured the ari dual gypsy ride today enjoying a weiner roast giant rides and car races at the Shenandoah fair grounds with three hundred riders present.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Omaha
Council Bluff
Des Moines
A' Weiner
Fair- Grounds
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