Barnes Wins British Open Title at Prestwick
American golfer Jim Barnes captures the British Open at Prestwick with a 300 score for 22 holes over par. Edward Ray and Archie Compston finish one stroke back. Mee ngid Smith and Joe Kirkwood follow while Barnes signs a three-year pro deal with the Tampa club.
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Jack Dempsey Guest of Honor at Banquet
Paris hosts heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey as guest of honor at a luncheon by the Association of Sporting Writers. He meets Secretary of State Lau rant Eynac and under secretary M Banazet, discusses his famed battles, and plans a London trip with his wife after attending the Grand Prix de Paris. They sail for New York on July 3.
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Covenanter Boys Camping Plan At First Presbyterian
The Covenanter boys of the First Presbyterian church are notified to be vigorous and attend Sunday school and preaching on Sabbath morning. A Covenanter meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at a stated hour. The management asks for a show of attendance and to gather names for a place to camp and for camp fare.
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Me Oertoon of Atlanta Neckline Contests
A fragment notes Atlanta figure Me Oertoon competing in forty one neck line contests. The readable text shows a local event context with multiple appearances and unspecified outcomes.
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Atlanta, Ga
Mobile and Rock Clash in Southern Association Tilt
In a Southern Association encounter Mobile faces Rock with key players Tittle and Heeling leading efforts as the teams pursue a decisive win. Local nerves heighten as standings and threats loom for both squads in this pivotal clash.
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Southern Association
Mobile
Baseball results and today’s matchups across leagues
Yesterday the National League saw Cincinnati defeat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 and Boston beat Philadelphia 8 to 6. Philadelphia rebounded 4 to 3 in a second game, New York beat Brooklyn 9 to 6 in twelve innings, and St Louis edged Chicago 3 to 2. Today Chicago visits St Louis and Cincinnati travels to Pittsburgh while Boston hosts New York and Philadelphia meets Brooklyn.
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Bluefield Shops Rout Princeton in Fast N W Game
The Bluefield Shops beat Princeton 9 to 5 as fourte en hits fueled the Railroaders attack. Wright started for Princeton and faltered in the seventh after Dyer relieved, while Mosler led Bluefield with three hits and Smiley starred at short.
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Return of 632 Shares of Philadelphia Club Stock Ordered
In Philadelphia on March 26 a common pleas court ordered the return of 632 shares of the Philadelphia National League baseball club to Colonel Thomas E Murphy. The stock had been in a voting trust held by President William F Baker who claimed ownership through assignment. Judge Bartlett found the stock was deposited in custody with no consideration and intended for sale, but the sale had since not occurred.
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Westland to face Lamprecht in intercollegiate final
Westland and Lamprecht advanced to the 36 hole final of the national intercollegiate golf championship. Westland defeated Yale 2 up in the semifinal, while Lamprecht beat Berrien of Yale 9 and 7.
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G. F. Lamprecht
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Giants Beat Robins 9 6 in Final Series Game
George Kelly belted a two on homer in the twelfth to lift the Giants over the Robins 9 to 6 in the series finale. The win keeps New York atop the table as Pirates stumble against the Reds in a day full of sharp pitching and clutch hitting.
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Latonia Derby Set With $25,000 Added. Contenders Named
Latonia Kentucky sets the Latonia Derby tomorrow over a mile and a half with a $25,000 added purse. Leading contenders include Kins Nact Swope Captain Hai Flying Cheny and Flying Mheny Wing. Bonus of $6,000 awaits the horse winning both the Kentucky and Latonia derbies. Also noted: roadwork and workouts preceding the big race.
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Vaininer
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Kentucky Jockey Club
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Derby Courage
Lone American among last eight contenders at Wimbledon
In Indianapolis, John Hennessey defeated Gordon Lowe to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals, where he faces Jagat Mohan Lal. Ray Casey was eliminated by Rene La Coste, while Rene La Coste and Jean Borotta advanced. In women’s singles Susanne Lenglet dominated Migs BE. A. Godsack, and doubles saw Borotta and La Coste beat Ferrer and George as Lenglen and Elizabeth Ryan defeated Mrs. Colgate and Miss Tyrrell.
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Vincent Richards to face W T Tilden in New York final
Vincent Richards beat Cad Ric Major in four sets to reach the eastern New York state singles final. He advances to a fifth meeting with national champion Willam Z Tilden, who is favored to win the title at the New York Athletic Club.
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