North and South Amateur Golf Tourney Opens at Pinehurst
A 239 player field began the North and South Amateur at Pinehurst in the opening 18 holes. Jim Standish, Sam Graham, and F C Newton led with 75s on the first course while Perry Adair tied at 76 on the other. Major Renney shot 77 and several others remain in contention as the 36 hole qualifying rounds continue.
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Inbahurst
N. C
Poo
Pinehurst
Jim Standish
Detriot
Sam Graham
Greenwich
F.C. Newton
Stookine
Massachusetts
Francis Oulmet
Hor
Perry ‘Adair
Atlanta
Quime
A. Ellios Renney
Green
Frank S. Danforth
North Fork
Donald Parson
Youngsteun
Bisworth Augustus
Cleveland
Florida
Out
Avi
FR. E. Bockenkamp
St.Louis
Ty Albert I. Mendes
Sywuanoy
Burr
Uda Scofield
Woodway
Scofield
Ellswerth
Augustus
William
Taylor
Jty
Rare Brook Club
Howard Hotch
New Haven
Gao
E. Ge
Charles E. Bigelow
Norfolk, Downs
H. S. Burr
Brooklawn Club
Bridgeport
Robert Fonte
Lecors
Standisa
Detroit
S. J. Graherp
Greenvelch
C. Newton
Brookline
City Amateur Championship Series Opens Tonight
Americans and Black River clubs clash as the city amateur title hangs in the balance. Rivalry from the season persists with both teams eager to claim the crown. A fast preliminary pits Submarines against MOH A. Jrs as local youth basketball scene nears a decision on the city champs label.
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Briagenor Boys Club
Vamijast
TF. M.C. A. Aulhe
Ho Trectors
MOH. A. Jrs
Bays’ Club
eAity Altes
Basketpal
Frick
Lapaw
Vizo
Pitt Raa Ord
Bellis SU Amintter
Michel Borne
Barker
Gorerig
Barua
Maner
Gorr
Wilkurs
Mes
Wiliams
Pylagh
Werkes
Towe Smith
Sands
Malin
Dondero Wallin
Gently Thome
Oo Srith
Dunvam
Neub'r
Mueller
Mooney
ST Vasey
Golder
Lawres
Lyle
Young Champion Wins in Tennis
Vincent Richards of New York, the young indoor singles champion, advanced to the tournament semi finals at the Seventh Regiment Armory by defeating S. Howard Soshell of Brooklyn 3-6 6-2 6-4. Other semi finalists included W T Botsford, C Shafer, William Tilden, and Samuel Hardy as doubles play also produced notable results with Hardy and Soshell defeating Igans Bassford and DeMott in straight sets.
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New York
Vincent Richards
Seventh Regiment Armory
S. Howard Soshell
Brooklyn
Demmon
Wordell
Michards
W. TL. Botsford
New Ta
Ch C. Shafer
Pailadelphia
William @. Tilden
Providence
Kynaston
Rockville Center
Newy
Samuel Hardy
S. R. MacAlileter
Yarchand Captures Department Heavyweight Title in NY
Private Frank Yarchand of Fort Eustis won the heavyweight boxing title of the Department of the East in a six round final at the 69th Regiment armory New York. He weighed 780 pounds and defeated Private Charles Garner of Fort Wright.
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New York
Frank Yarchand
Fort Eustis
Vas
Indian Barbar
Indiana
Department
East
United States Army
69Th Regiment Armory
Yarchand
Charles Garner
Ala
Clarence Null
Fort Wright
Louis Picxard
Fort Onteno
Wiliam Mitchell
Fort, Wright
Philadelphia
Madot
Anthony J. Dr Bladie
Bonby Cole
Camp Meade
Baltimore
Mitchell
Cole
Georges Carpenter
Joe Selfstein
Fort Myer
Selfstein
Whe Ham Fitzgerald
Biffen
George Twomey
Camp Ditch
WM. Descamps
Carpentier
Robert E. Bullard
Department of the East
National Y Wrestling Champions Named by Year
National YMCA wrestling meet at Gary Indiana on April 20 crowned weight class champions. Previous year's titles listed include 125 pound and 145 pound divisions with winners from Gary Boston Worcester and Cary among others. Names such as Val Vosen Donald Hilton and Carl Kunert appear among 1930s era titleholders.
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National Hepers
Gary
Inglay
Providence
Bygloss
Soin P
Silvia
Brietol
Jb. Less
Val V. Vosen
Iniat
Diana
I. Class
Ind
mSaeles
Louis Andrews
Boston
Donald Hilton
Worcester
Mase
George
Traxos
Gery
Ines
Carl Kunert
Cary
Sso
Karl ‘Kounert
Willard Fined for Threatening Negro Policeman in Kansas
Lawrence Kansas March 21 Willard, former heavyweight pugilist champion, was fined 81 and costs in the court of Justice Fe GC Manley on a charge of disturbing the peace. The complaint was made by Fred Logan, a Black policeman, who testified Willard threatened him during an argument that arose when Willard, if an automobile attempted to pass Logan who were riding in a wagon.
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Lawrenge
Mareh
Jegs Willard
Court of Justice
Manley
Fred Logan
Willard
Logan
Jackson Drew Down 1 6 436 For Losing In New York
Fragmented OCR text describes a historical boxing or betting note with names Jackson Drew, Witte Jackson, Milwaukee, New Orleans, and a figure 1 6 436. The readable portions hint at a loss in New York and a monetary value, but details are unclear.
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New York
Witte Jackson
Milwaukee
Willie Meehan to Fight as Roberts Next Monday
WARK Ne J Maren reports Willie Meehan will fight Roberts next Monday in a heavyweight bout. The card lists Prisco fat los and other heavyweight matchups, with references to al ore Monday and O'Dowd providing and i the same dist.
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Willie Meehan
Roberts
Wark
J. Maren
Meehan
Prisco Fat Los
Holly Pwo
Yyer Ac
Dem Pee
al Ore
Pan O'Dowd
Racing Entries for Four Furlong Maiden Race Match
Old entries show a four furlong maiden contest with a mix of horses and trainers listed, including Vesear olds and four-year-olds. Numbers and names such as Te Geives Alf le LOPnOy Roy G George Raves and Nutt appear alongside entries like Dontina Ripe and Water Proof, indicating a crowded field for the event and purse details.
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Alf le Lopnoy
Roy G
George Raves
Hage
Rammed
Nepemper
Pile Yon
Lyrras
Naphelas
Dinglings
John “Crptiol
Mercurie Triumphs in Cleveland Bowling Meet Standings
Mercurie of Cleveland scored 102 in the individual events at the American Bowling Congress late May and reached second place in the standings. Douglass of Pittsford rolled 67, the second best score.
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Peoria
Mercurie
Cleveland
Miay
Douglass
Pitts
Impartial by Ty Hetliner discusses smokers and boxing plots
The article critiques smoker restrictions on fighters and notes the impact on training and earnings. It quotes Fullerton on statistical comparisons between Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb, mentions a potential match between Hollbrook and Ayrault, and previews tonight's boxing cards with Darcy, Ketchel, Hannon, and Morey.
Local wrestlers eye state title as plans move ahead
The local wrestling association discusses sending a team to the state meet. Interest is high though no local squad is chosen yet. Weights planned at 148 113 225 44a 175 and over 175 pounds with two teams per association and equal share of the meet costs.
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Hestile
Willi
Peil
Gas Co League Girl R60 48 Walsh Wie 7 64 Surket
In a reported match Walsh defeated Surket with a 64 score while Marre contributed to the Gas Co League game. Details are limited but indicate a girls basketball or similar competition with Walsh and Surket as key players.
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Walsh
Marre
Memorial fund to receive Patsy Cline boxing stipend
The $580 Patsy Cline payoff from a casino show, held months ago, was withheld after a no contest ruling by Referee Dave Fitzgerald. Police commissioners voted to add the funds to a Memorial Building fund in Bridgeport, directing promoter Dan Hatfield to deliver the money to a deserving charity named by the board.
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Patsy Cline
Rim
Dave Fitzgerald
Susimone
Bridgeport
Dan Hatfield
Hagen Shows Skill In Best Ball Golf Watch
Hagen demonstrated strong play in a best ball golf event at Plyeburst on an unfamiliar course. Among the competitors were Mes. Rome Hy Barlow from Philadelphia and W. A. Gavin of New York, with Rosenthal of Chico, proving Hagen’s team won by four and three in a tight match.
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Hagen
Marik Walt
Hagen Phiyew
Muteeh
Tagen
Mes
Rome
Hy Barlow
Phikvlelphit
AL Gavin
New York
Exkuine Rosenthal
Chiconeo
Magen
Boatsville race concludes with three notable ships
The report notes several vessels named Baxonikh yy- 5 Carminola and Pannonia along with Royal George. It records their statuses and positions in a bay race, highlighting the Royal George's notable performance and the others' relative standings.
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Pannonia
Royal George
Heydler Denies Mage Has Filed Any Charges with Him
Sew YOR march 31 John Haydler, president of the National Baseball League, denies Magee has filed charges against him. Haydler cites a letter stating Magee was not a member in good standing in 1919 and released without charges. The letter details the long history of the Magee controversy and references Hal Chase, Mathewson, Neale, Ring, Perritt, Methaw, and Teagan, noting no charges were proven and urging cross examination.
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John 4. Haydler
National + Baseball League
Lx A
Lee
Magee
Caday
Iam
Heydler
Fae
Magee Aad
Hal Chiase
Chase
Jrtter
Hal Chase
Afidas
Toleta
Casa
Isres
Gurdedt
Ius
Eason
Pracetoi Wins Season's Brst Game
In a recap of a college baseball opener, Pracetoi defeated Vermant 7 to 4 as Keyes and Harris contributed solid innings. Breck Fermont reached first on an error, then moved to second on a fielder's choice before being retired at plate.
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Pachall
Vermant
Breck Fermont
Ategir
Harris
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KLM
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Poperelae
Mage
National League
Pracetoi
Ad Serges
Riynic Ag
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