McLeod Fails To Qualify In Skokie Open Tourney
In a tense Skokie Open day McLeod failed to qualify while Towns made a remarkable 13th hole in one. McDonald led with a 69 after a blistering front, Towns captured the moment with a dramatic 13th hole ace as crowds packed the course.
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M'Leod
Skokie
Towns
Chasipioni
Ec Columbia
Bob McDonald
McLeod
Biz Reb
Roy
Link
Wee Epes McLeag
Acfiuy
Wereddie
Columbia Star
McDonald
Ssar
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Pat O’ Sara
Ricghmond County
Bir Sallery
Texas
Hhe Kittara
Afernoon
New York
Eddie Towns
Shannopln Club
C. W. McGuire
McGuire
Eddie Towna
Abe Mitell
Deal
St. Andrews
Jock Atchison
Yaid Abe
Jock
Retmark
Tom Kerrigan
Siy Kerrigan
Boyd
O'Hara
Bobt McDonald
Ichland
Methorn
Shreveport
Nd McKenas
Rochester
Emamitench
Youngstown
Tom
Moxie on Ice Suggested for All Times
A brief recommendation proposes keeping a few bottles of Moxie chilled at all times. The note implies casual daily hospitality or refreshment without linking to a specific event or person.
Heilmann and Weagh in Tigers’ shocking loss text
Tigers lose despite Heilmann and Weagh efforts as early nine holes falter. McLeod’s misfortune and a key chip turn the game, with a comeback surge failing to rescue the team. The article describes dramatic shifts and unexpected outcomes in late play.
Open Championship contenders narrowed after morning play
Morning rounds produce low qualifying scores as McLeod exits and only Hager Barnes and Swans remain as past open winners. Amateurs and professionals from Britain and the United States line up Friday for the big prize, with Daggers of England and other notable golfers in contention while course conditions improve.
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Hager
Barnes
Swans
Hunter
England
Held
Evans
Jones
Guilford
Wright
Rauthenbush
Erscow
Johnston
Weber
Baumgartner
Godchaux
Couch
Tue Flald
Uis
Great Britain
Duncan
Mitchell
Kirkwood
Hurter
U. S
Martin to Meet Poston July 12 Then Kilbane Bout Hints
Vincent Pepper Martin of New York, fresh from a victory over Gene Delmont, left with his manager Jimmy Kelly for home. Kelly received terms for a Martin Kilbane bout but will decide after Martin’s upcoming fight with Mickey Brown at the Queensboro A. A. of Long Island City.
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Poston
Vincent ‘Pepper
Martin
New York
Gene Delmont
Jimy Kelly
Kelly
Johnny Kilbane
Mickey Brown
Queensbre A. A
Long Island City
Miss Bishop and W P Seeley Honored at Brooklawn Club
Bridgeport notes honor for Miss Groughinna Bishop of Sepolituwe and W P Seeley of Brooklawn as they receive testimonials at a Brooklawn Country Club dinner. The event, in formal attire, acknowledges their golf success and marks plans for upcoming state matches in Hartford.
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Eddie Towns
Skokie Seeley
Miss Bishop
Brooklawn
W. P.seeley
Brooklawn Club
Bridgeport
Fem
Goly
Ammienr
Parker Segley
Sehun Cyssety
Bronklawn Country Club
Lin
Board of Governory
Tagk
Beardy Yark
Munietadd
Brooktown Country Club
England Trails in Multiple Sports as Invaders Gain
Britain faces widespread defeats across cricket golf track sailing and tennis while American universities dominate events such as rowing and polo. English athletes, including Walter Hoover and Walter Hager, lose to American and Australian rivals as England sends teams to the United States seeking reprieve in forthcoming cups and championships.
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Gowisheper
Walter Hager
Stallo Rnes
Tock Hutchison
England
United States
Wingland
Hhlogan
Chicago
Alda Jones
Wit
Edith Leley
Cormer
Wamel
Davis
Winnie Oy
International Derby Set At New York Velodrome
A one hour team race at the New York Velodrome next Friday night pits six top riders from America Belgium and France in a three nation competition. Clarence Carmen George Viiey and other stars join Miquel Seres and Victor Linart Charles Verkyn in a strong field with amateur and pro matches on the program.
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New York
John Chapman
Movtors
America
Clarence Carmen
Winener
Land George
Fraree
Miquel
George
Seres
Belgium
Victor Linart
Charles Verkyn
Aneteur
Rucee
Dundee and Frush Sign for Aug. 14
In New York on July 13 a bout was arranged between Danny Frush of Cleveland and Johnny Dundee, junior lightweight champion. The fight is set for Bybets Field in Brooklyn on the night of Rum 1, after managers argued over terms. Dundee has left his team with Whgner of Philadelphia for the proposed clash.
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York
Danny Frush
Erack
Cleveland
Johnny Tundee
Junior Ughtyeigat Chamipen
Bybets Field
Brooklyn
Waye Driscoll
Sinent Vat Rat Club
Dundee
Iki Whgner
Phiadelphi
Loughran Challenges Middleweight Champion
Philadelphia July 1 Tommy Loughran a Philadelphia middleweight, sent a challenge to Johnny Wilson for an eight round bout at Philadelphia National baseball park on August 14. He posted a certified check for 5,000 to bind the match, with promoter Taylor confirming Wilson’s recent health issues.
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Philadelphia
Tommy ‘Loughran
Gis Mmonger
Johnny Wilson
Protest Decisions Allow Replays in International League
In New York in July the International League tolerated protests by Toole and Ordered Jersey City and Baltimore to replay the second game. President Todd affirmed the protest ruling and set a replay date amid league tensions.
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New York
Pecantighanes
Whs
Jersey City
Jersey Clery
Batimore
Secor
Mame
UN Double
Mollla's Husband Loses Big Bet on Match
Jay York reports in Franklin I. Mallary’s betting circles that Moll a’s husband lost about 10 000 dollars on the recent match. The tale includes bets of larger sums and a cable from Syracuse. Traders note the controversy over who claimed the winnings and the amounts tied to even money offers.
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Jay
Frenklin I. Mallary
Hughand
Mallory
Len
Wimiiedan i Eaaine
Lennie Championspins
Aces
W. Lubeer
Tr- Jerney
Habrid
Ffalo
Pereus
Ates Molla
Syracuse
Newark
Suzanne
James Hall to Race Against Weismuller in Nationals
James W. Hall Jr. announces he will compete against Johnny Weissmuller in the forward national championship at Brighton July 22. Hall, Brooklyn born, is national distance king and interscholastic backstroke champion, recently leaving Poly Prep to join a local team. Weissmuller, 17, holds more records than any swimmer in history.
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New York
James W. Hall, Jr
Johnny Weigsreuller
Hall
Poly Prep
Alameda
Cal
Weissmorough
Davis Cup Play Schedule Announced From England
July 13 report shows Davis Cup matches to be held in England with India, Australasia, France, and Czecho Slovakian teams listed. USTA cables each nation to confirm sending a team for the final in the United States. The France team will travel with three silvers for the August Boston event at Gongwoon Cricket Club.
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England
United States Lawn Tennis Association
L.T.A
India
Bliss
Roehampton
Augetralasia
Wimbledon
Indiapains
Australasia
Oae
France
Canada
Denmark
Englana Filt
Ner
Japan
Italy
United States
Ute
Jourda
Feders Dlon
Australaskia
Ha Gongwoon Cricket Club
Boston
Miss James to lead American hard fight in New York
New York July 14 Americanwomen opposed to Miss Hilde James of Liverpool prepare for an international distance swim in New York Bay from Manhattan Beach to Brighton Beach. James, regarded as a top woman swimmer, holds world and British marks and will headline an extensive Bay Cup event lineup during her stay, with trials and other exhibition races planned.
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Wommen
Misa Hilde
James
Liverpool
England
Josups PF
Tiny Crp
Karey
New York Bay
Manhattan Beach
Brighton Heach
Miss James
Europe
Britain
Wise James
James Pionado
Bogash to Start Training for Ratner Bout on Monday
Nearly 400 tickets sold for Teogasa Ratner fight at State Streets arena on July 4. Promoter Paul Peltz expects the arena to reach capacity with fans from the city and from New York. Bogash begins intensive training Monday with sparring partner Happpy Howard of New York. Ratner trains in New Haven as local fans prepare for a blockbuster card featuring Luby Augustin and a Mason-Kelly pro debut in the undercard.
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State Streets
New York
Sexton
Tha Toon Battler Hive
Ratners
Gotham
Paul Peltz
Bogash
Smity
Hapipy Howard
Ritner
New Maven
Elm City
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