Bluefield Boys Team Wins Game and Tennis Match Details
Beatrice Gottlie of New York defeated 6 to 5 while Peggy Wattles of Buffalo lost 3 to 1 in the semi final. Miss Collett led with the first three holes and was four up at the turn. Glenna closed the match by holing an iron shot within eight feet on the thirteenth to win.
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Buffalo
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Yale Star Faces Ace of Georgetown Squad
Rye New York June 28 AP The national intercollegiate golf championship opens with 86 entrants and narrows to a duel between Maurice J. McCarthy Jr Georgetown Brooklyn and Jack Roberts Yale Utica. They duel in a 36 hole final at Apawamis Club after damp rounds.
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Brooklyn
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Yale
Utica
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Joe Morrill
Harvard
Roberts
Mark Stuart
St. John's College
Barnard DIsallows Protest Over Boston Washington Game
Chicago June 29 President KE Barnard of the American league denied Washingtons protest of Boston s victory in the first game. Washington complained that Phil Todt Boston first baseman batted out of turn. The batting order showed Todt listed twice, replacing Tait Red Sox outfielder, so Barnard ruled the protest invalid citing carelessness in the official lineup.
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KE. S. Barnard
Washington
Boston
Dougeheat
Phil Todt
Todt
Taitt
Red Sox
Barnard
Glenna Collett Faces Miss Payson In Club Finals
Glenna Collett meets Miss Payson in the finals of the country club's eighth annual women’s golf tournament. Collett advances after decisive play on June 29, with Payson from Fontends set to challenge for the title.
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Miss Payson
Nene Go
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Helen Payson
Fontends
Country Club
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Arkansas Solon Draws Support From Entire U S
Delegates from across the nation rally behind a leading Arkansas legislator during the Texas hosted convention. The crowd's chatter cooled as Harris of Georgia urged five minute speeches and the body voted to adjourn after resolutions thanking Houston officials and supporters. Franklin D. Roosevelt moved to adjourn with applause.
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Georgia
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Howeer
Houston
Texas
Else H. Jones
Democratic War Horse
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Convention settles after long Democratic week in 1928
Houston reporter describes the Democratic National Convention adjourning after a weary week of nominating speeches and ballots. Tensions within the party lingered but no unhealable rifts emerged as Senator Pat Harrison conducted the final adjournment and Robinson Smith talks shaped the ticket.
Democratic convention ends amid cheers for Robinson and Smith
At Houston on June 29 Senator Joseph T. Robinson praised the Democratic platform calling it harmonious while Franklin Roosevelt stood by Pat Harrison as the convention adjourned. Governor Smith’s running mate was traveling in San Jacinto as the heavy gavel signaled order and reporters waited in room 516.
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Houston
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
United States
Smith
San Jacinto
Coliseum
Pat Harrison
Frankelin Roosevelt
Rice Hotel
Caraway
Turpin Reaches June Trophy Final This Week
Dick Turpin defeats rivals to reach the semi final at Bluefield Country Club for the June trophy tournament. George Strader and W H Melibany face Scotty Hale as the semi finals proceed with matches due by July 2. Qualifying for the East River mountain tourney runs July 1 to 15 with sixteen low scores advancing.
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George Strader
W. H. Melibany
Scotty Hale
Elon
Bluefield Country Club
Seals Clinch Pacific Coast First-Half Pennant
The San Francisco Seals defeated Los Angeles 5-1 to clinch the Pacific Coast league first-half pennant in the split season.
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SEALS
Los Angeles
San Francisco Seals
Ohio Republicans Seek Unity for 1928 Campaign
Ohio Republicans adjourned their state convention pledging unity for the August primary and November election. The platform stressed economy and reforms across state government. Four candidates for the U.S. Senate short term and three for attorney general spoke, including Theodore Burton defending farm relief and Hoover stance. Willis ally Mrs. Wilma Sinclair Levan lost a national committee race seen as closure of the Hoover faction.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hoover
United Party
United States
Theodore FE. Burton
Cleveland
Willis
C. T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Steubenville
National
English Peer Plays Dual Roles Aboard Mauretania
Lord Pentland, a 20 year old English peer and grandson of the Marquis of Aberdeen, arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania. He worked as a ship oiler in the morning and enjoyed the social life in the afternoon meeting American girls and playing duck tennis before returning tomorrow night.
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New York
Lord Pentland
Mauretania
Marquis of Aberdeen
America
Sonnenberg Out, Lewis Declares Champion After Fall
Boston report says Gus Sonnenberg was knocked unconscious in a heavyweight bout with Ed Lewis when Sonnenberg collided with the ropes and hit the floor. Sonnenberg won the first fall but could not continue, giving Lewis the victory by default.
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Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
Sonnenberg
Lewis
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