McGraw and Golf Motion Pictures Shape American Pros
John M Graw follows Route Rockne and other stars into film, seen as a great baseball manager and coach. British golfer Enry Cotton argues American slow motion aids golf instruction, noting uniformity among American players and variety among British amateurs. American pros study PGA films to simplify swing guidance and improve technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M’graw
Rockne
Bobby Jones
Pop Warner
John J
McGraw
Giants
Orioles
London Golf
George von Elm
Golliér
Johnny Dawson
Francis Ouimet
Roger Wethered
Cyril Tolley
Ex Hartley
Tweddel
Nelon Smith
Devery
Sea Serpent Wins Irish Derby at Curragh
The Sea Serpent, ridden by H. S. Gray, won the Irish Derby at Curragh Ireland on June 24. The $15,000 added race covered a mile and a half, with Beaudelaire, Count Mr Cormick's entry, and Sir Walter Raleigh among contenders. Six horses started in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curragh
Ireland
H. S. Gray
Mr Cormick
Glenna Collett Weds Edwin H. Vare Jr in Greenwich
Golf great Glenna Collett, five time national champion, married Edwin H. Vare Jr. of Philadelphia in a Garden ceremony at Fox Run Lake Greenwich attended by about thirty. Maid of honor Merice Wall. best man George Ware. Couple to honeymoon in Murray Bay Quebec before settling in Overbrook PA. Collett’s titles span 1922 1925 1928 1929 1950 and she will continue golf participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Glenna Collett
Edwin H. Vare ‘Jr
Philadelphia
George 8. Wallen
Fox Run Lake
Frederick G. Budlong
Christ Protestant Ppiscopal Church
Ernice Wall
Oshkosh
Cleveland releases pitcher Pete Donohue
Cleveland reports veteran pitcher Pete Donohue, formerly with the Reds and Giants, has been released unconditionally by the Cleveland Indians after being signed as a relief hurler. The move follows his prior release by the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pete Donohue
Pete Ypohue
Cincinnati Reds
New York Slane
Clevelan Indys
Giants
Laverne Lator Tops 1000th Win at Aqueduct
New York June 24 Laverne Lator widely regarded as America's premier jockey earned his 1000th victory in the third race at Aqueduct. Riding E. R. Bradley's Blind Bow Hoy, the veteran who hails from Idaho 150 years ago, finished with a roar of applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laverneator
America
Aqueduct
E. R. Bradley
Bowhoy
Idaho
Norfolk and Western A squad takes city league half title
The Norfolk and Western class A nine clinched the first half championship by defeating Bluefield Virginia Red Sox 9 to 6 at Weller Field. Bluefield led early on Averill and Thorne doubles but N and W answered with runs each inning to pull away. Thorne and Hagg stood out for Bluefield, while Bishop Williamson and Freeborn led N and W hitting. The second half opens today with Powermen vs Business College at 6 15 and a league managers meeting at 7 30 in the Pocahontas Coal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rairoads
Bluefield
Red Sox
Wellerfield
Averill
Thorne
Virginia
Flrst
Coaing
Vandy van Dyke
McClelland
Thorn
Bishop
Williamson
Hagg
Bluefield Va
Powermen
Business College
Weller Field
Pocahontas Coal Company
Princeton
Scott
Seees
Smioy
Buckhannon
Hagy
Neel. As
Havens
van Dyke
van ‘Dyke
W. O
Bienale Farmer
Kitchen
Freeborn
Claytor
Brawley
Three Americans Advance to Wimbledon Fourth Round
In London on June 24 three Americans Frank X. Shields Sidney B Wood Jr and John Van Ryn reached the Wimbledon fourth round joining seven Britons two Frenchmen and one each from Japan Austria Germany and New Zealand. George Lott Jr was ousted by Harold Lee in three sets 7 5 7 9 7 5 and Helen Jacobs and Mrs Van Ryn advanced in women’s singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frank X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood Jr
John van Ryn
Japan
Austria
Germany
New Zealand
George Lott Jr
England
Harold Lee
G. von Crammt
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Billy Yorke
van Ryn
R. E B. Haylock
Great Britain
Millions in Treasury Bills To Be Offered
An offer of 100 million dollars in Treasury bills dated July 1 and 2 and maturing September 30 was announced. Tenders go to 2 pm eastern time on June 29 at Federal Reserve Banks and branches. Two series of about 50 million each will be issued, with July 1 bills at 91 days and July 2 bills at 90 days, in denominations of 1000, 10000, and 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Mille
Federal Reserve
Giants Beat Cubs Then Lose Second Game in Twin Bill
New York split a doubleheader with Chicago, winning 2 0 in the opener behind a Ethan Allen home run, then losing 14 10 in the nightcap. Cubs' Hornsby hit his 12th homer. Ott and Verger homered for the Giants. In Boston, the Braves split with Cincinnati, losing 8 5, then winning 11 6 as Johnson and a five run first inning keyed the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Cardinale Goslin
Browns
Hornsby
Cubs
Grantham
Pirates
Suhr
Diate
Allen
Giants
Verger
S.se
Ott
Alee
Bluege
Senators
Kress
Haas
Athletics
O’doul
Robins
Ruth
Yankees
Bilein
Phillies
Gehrig
Fox
Cube
Alga Gate
Il Arlett
Phillies Simmons
Goslin
Singeicr ” Epio Cupesstepynesad National
Wae
New York
Chicago Cubs
Ethan Allen
Bill Boston
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Johnson
Tribe
Reds
Fol Brandt
Rune
Owen Carroll
Tom Zachary
Hubbel Smith
Rost
Hartnett
O'Farrell
Chicago
Cuyler
Bongiish
Horneby
Seeenee
Stephenson
Ssseee Wilson
Holemneley
Artneli
Dajes
Taylor
Bush
Seenee
Durges
Malone
Seseuss
Teenee Ween
Seve
Blair
Grimm
NEW_YORK
Marsh
Lindstrom
Teen Vergez
Sane
Fitzsimmons
Haplin
Heving
Ween
Walker
Eee
Eewenee
City
Twoseackson
Hartnett Hornsby
Verges
Jurges - Marshall
Chaplin
Root
Is Heving
Teachout
Morrell
Iuieset
Tine
Chaplin Cuyler
Haat Ehnning
Laneving
Stark
Scott
Cincinnati
Sukeforth
Brandt
Haid
Cunningham
Spohrer
Heh
Douthit
Seevesees
Crabtree
Stripp
Hendricks
Durocher
Cessees Styles
Carroll
Teeveeeeses
Kolp
Ibna I Poa
Dreesen
Berger
Moore
Sheely
Schwimerton
Bie
Tonin
Enweenne
Maguire
Zachary
Sesseeeeeses
Sweeeeeses
Styles
Beck
Granville
Sheeley
Doubie Jays
Cullop
Cuccinello
Maranville
Boston
Zacchary
Brooklyn Robins Clinch First Division With Double Win Over Pirates
Brooklyn tops Pittsburgh 6 to 4 and 6 to 3 to reach the National League's first division. Rookie Mickey Finn starred, driving in runs with timely hits and sparking both victories. In the opener Finn drove in the go ahead run as Brooklyn broke a tie in the eighth. In the second game Finn delivered a bases loaded single to put the Robins ahead to stay. Heimach pitched well until a ninth inning rally by Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pirates
Mickey Finn
French
Shante
Finn
Lioyd Waner
Robins
Heimach
Pittsburgh
L. Waner
Peneeee
P. Waner
Grantham
Tenon Comorosky
Traynor
Grace c
Phillips
Thevenow
Ee Kremer
Kremer
Ath
Aemethet
Swsenie
Brook
Wee
Wright
Lopez
Poe
Finn - Helmach
Frederick
Bennett Comorosky
Helmach
Boston
Rothrock
Sweeney
Tihyne
Webb
Miller
Pickering
Erry
E Oliver
W. Moore
Cleveland
Averill
Seccvsssseees
Morgan
Vosmik
Ee Hodapp
Kamm
SD Veessevessess
Myatt
I Marder
Porter
Detore
Harder
Goldman
Berry
Oliver
Burnett
Hodapp
Moore
Falk
Doubleys
Hurnett
Hoda
Rhyne
Heston
Clevend
Thomas
Thoma
Tigers
Griffs
Detroit
Dinean
Geisel
Campbell
Washington
Brown
Rn Myer
Erate Manush
Cronin
Harris
Rf H Rice
Rf West
Bluege
Ube
Spencer
P . Hadley
E Johnson
Walker
Owen
Alexander
I Stone
Koenig
McManus
Brower
Hayworth
Whitehill
Washington Troit
Ren
Stone
Manush
West
Rower
Troit
Rown
Hadley
No Relief In Sight For National Hitters
Newark June 24 National League hitters face persistent weakness after a new ball and the sacrifice fly rule altered play. League presidents approved the ball and the edict, noting closer games and strong attendance despite depression. Stars Hornsby and Terry suffered batting losses, with an average decline around six points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
National League
John Heydred
Heydler
Rogers Hornsby
Big Gun
Chicago Cubs
Bill Terry
Giants
Kell and Frazee Take Over Bluefield Club
Dr. Kell and Captain Edward Frazee have tentatively assumed management of the Bluefield baseball club, which plays Sundays at Glenwood Park. W. O. Scruggs, league president, says the N and W team has replaced the Bluefield club in the Tri-County league, with opponent for Bluefield to be announced tomorrow. N and W travels to Welch on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kell
Edward Frazee
Bluefield Baseball Club
Glenwood Park
W. O. Scruggs
N. and W
State Liners
Bluefield
Glenwood
Welch
Scruggs
Onute Wins Place on Ryder Team
Densmore Shute earned the final PGA Ryder Cup spot after a 72 on the Scioto course, edging Frank Walsh by one stroke to join Walter Hagen’s team. Hugh Whitcombe and his British squad prepared with private drills as American and British captains plotted Friday’s matches on a 6 745 yard course with narrow fairways and heavy rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
America
England
Densmore Shute
Shute
Walter Hagen
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Henry Ciuci
Bridgeport
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Leo Diegel
al Espinosa
Willy Cox
Billy Burke
Horton Smith
Sir Walter
Farrell
Sarazen
Espinosa
Diegel
Cox
Burke
Whitcombe
Ruth Regains Lead In Big Six Baseball Standings
Babe Ruth of the Yankees hit his fifteenth homer and collected a single as the Yankees beat the White Sox. Eddie Morgan of the Indians slipped to second with a .379 average after going hitless in four at bats. Charley Grimm of the Cubs moved to second in the National League by hitting safely in three of seven against the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Yankees
White Sox
Eddie Morgan
Cleveland
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Giants
G. AB. R.H
Pet. Ruth
Morgan
Indians
Simmons
Ath
Hendrick
Reds
Grimm
Terry
Chicago
Charley Ruffing
New York Yankees
Combs
Sevenesvers
Lapy
Csscvabcorsnes
Ruth
Byrd
Gehrig
Chapman
Sewell
Laanert
Perkins
Etevesess
Fonseca
Kerr
Jeffries
Tate
W.ceee ' Braxton
Cosseseseel
Areynolds
Ccscrooes
Moore
ezRan
Reynolds
New York
Lazzeri
Ruffing
Clasell
Blue
Forking
Tate Cisseil
Cissell
Braxton
Nallin
McGowan
Ormaby
Virginia Van Wie Beats Peggy Wattles In Meet
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago rallied to defeat Buffalo’s Peggy Wattles at the Kirtland Country Club invitational in Cleveland. Van Wie set a new first round women’s course record of 39-837-76, surpassing her qualifying mark. She advances to face Mrs. Harley Higble of Detroit in the semi finals as other match ups form in the bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
Kirtland Country Club
van Wie
Harley Higble
Detroit
Fritzi Steifel
Wheeling
W. Va
Mary FR. Browne
Ada Mackenzie
Browns Rally Past Athletica In Close Series Game
Wallace Hebert pitched effectively for the Browns as they beat the champion Athletica 6 to 5 in St. Louis. Goose Goslin hit two homers for the Browns, while Kress and Haas homered for St. Louis and Philadelphia respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Browns
Wallace Hebert
Athletica
Goose’ 'Goslin
Kress
Haas
Philadelphia
Bishop
Maas
Cochrane
Simmons
Louis
Bolvuite
Meinile
Gosling
Krese
Sir Ferrel
Isseuss Bettencourt
Burns
Lavey
Tule
Oslin
Ferrell
Levey
Foxx
Melillo
Krees
Miller
Rune Haas
Goslin
Barns
Boley
Balla
Hebert
Walberg
Hobert
Rommel
Moritarity
Owens
Baseball Scores and Today’s NL Matchups
National League results show Cincinnati 8 Boston 5 and Philadelphia 2. Chicago 0 10, New York 2 10, Brooklyn 6 5, Pittsburgh 4 3. Today Schedule features Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Broklyn
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pet
Baseball scores from yesterday across the American League
The results show New York 10 over Chicago 3 and St. Louis 6 to Philadelphia 5. Detroit 7 defeated Washington 5. Boston 7 topped Cleveland 3. Games list matchups for New York at Chicago Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis and Boston at Cleveland.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louia
Pet
Boston - Ahacosorn OS
Edwnee
Ecteanecs
Scores From American Association Matches Listed
Milwaukee def Loulaville 4 to 8, Minneapolis loses 2 to Toledo, St. Paul 6 drops to Columbus 7 first, St. Paul 7 defeats Columbus 6 second, Kansas City 9 beats Indianapolis 6. Only games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Loulaville
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Kameas City
Indianapolis
International League Scores From Recent Matchups
Montreal defeated Jersey City 9 to 7 in the opening game while taking the second 3 to 2. Buffalo split with Newark 6 to 14 in the first and 6 to 7 in the second. Toronto beat Reading 11 to 8 and Rochester won 10 to 6 against Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Reading
Rochester
Baltimore
Southern Association Scores Reported
In Atlanta New Orleans won 4 to 2 while Nashville defeated Memphis 4 to 2. Birmingham led Mobile 8 to 4 in the listed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Middle Atlantic League Scores Report
Fairmont defeated Charleroi 11 to 7 while Scottdale lost to Charleston 3 to 7 and Scottdale 0 to 3. Huntington fell to Wheeling 2 to 3 and Johnstown lost 2 to Cumberland 10. Clarksburg was edged by Beckley 1 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Charleroi
Scottdale
Charleston
Huntington
Wheeling
Johnstown
Cumberland
Clarksburg
Beckley
Columbus suspends star right hand hurler Archie Campbell
Columbus officials suspend right handed pitcher Archie Campbell of the Columbus American Association club indefinitely without pay for violation of training rules and insubordination. President Larry MacPhail did not indicate Campbell's future status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Archie Campbell
Columbus American Association Baseball Club
Larry MacPhail
The
Red Birds
Schmeling Becomes First Foreign Champion in Heavyweight Ring
Geauga Lake Ohio June 24 features Schmeling hailed as the first European heavyweight champion while preparing for a July 3 title bout in Cleveland. The piece notes Schmeling's 297 fights, 127 KOs, and his training camp with the Striblings family amid vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga Lake
Ohio
Dempsey
Tunney
Schmeling
Bill Stribling
America
Cleveland
Golden Regin
Mike McTigue
Macon
Striblings
Bill
Babe
Jay Thomas
Stribling
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Enry Cotton
Imerican
George Sargent
Professional Golfers Association
SEA Serpent
Edwin’ H. Vare JR
Kaverne Lator Boots
Norfolk and Western
Aailrcade AS
Cop Do
Chi Bruins
Phils
Bucs
Frisch
Philadelph
Gallahan
Lindsey
Wilson Renge
Falienstein
H. Elliott
Davis
ECOND
Martin
Cssssesesees
Frish
Watkins
Ib A.satto
Adame
Mancuso
Gelbert
Rhem
Brickell
Arte
Klein
McCurdy
Whitney
Koster
Hurst
Mallon
Collins
Colline
J. Eliott
Coline
Quigley
Donnelly
Raf Pittsburgh
Shaute
Lombaral
George A Atkins
Cardinal
Freckles
California
Alek
Aiitoha
Ogcar
BY Blosser
Oscar
Dr. Kell
Capt. Frazee
Bluefield Club
Onute
RYDER
Denny
Hagen
BIG Six Baseball
Virginia van Wie Licks
Browns Lick Athletics
Macks
Rally
Yanks
Chi
Wiley Moore
Johnny Burnett
American Association
International League
Southern Association
Middle-Atlantic League
STAR
Jacobs
Frisco Pug
Max
Conneaut Lake Park
Yussel Jacobse
Max Schmeling
Natie Brown
San Francisco
Steceas
Steve Simon
Erie, Pa
S' Bean
George Panka
Tony Marullo
V. Ano
South Es
Norfolk and Western Railway
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