Bobby Jones Equaled St Andrews Record in Open Quest
Bobby Jones shot a sensational 68 at St Andrews to lead the British Open field, matching a course record and opening with a three stroke edge as the 72 hole event began. Australians and Americans followed in a tight pack, while Jones praised his putting and pursued the title with steady holds.
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Albany
Callahan purse held in Chicago after finish
Mushy Callahan Los Angeles junior welterweight champion had his purse ordered held by the Illinois Athletic Commission after a nine round knockout loss to Sergeant Sammy Baker. Callahan’s manager Eddie Sears attacked Referee Dave Barry and kicked at him as friends intervened. The commission will continue testimony next Tuesday before deciding the purse disposition.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
Sammy Baker
New York
Illinois Athlete Commission
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Eddie Sears
Dave Barry
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Ange Callahan
Sears
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Jones Wins Historic Open With Unmatched Putting At St Andrews
Bobby Jones dominated the National Open at St Andrews, posting a 68 in the first round and shooting superbly with the putter. Keeler notes Jones’s steady long game, snapping a 1st round 68 while posting 28 putts overall and a 120-foot eagle on the 5th hole, as Stewart Malden and Jack McIntyre watch.
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We Flay
Sepoy Wins Empire Feature at Empire City Racetrack
Sepoy ridden by Laverne Fator won the fourth event the Mors antia Houndicap feature at Empire City racetrack. The horse carried 118 pounds. Joe Merrone II finished second, a length ahead of Recreation Sepo, with a mile and seventy yards in 1 46 1. Banter Tomped and others followed in the next races at Lincoln Fields and Baysland. Slippery Smitr won a city race at Raceland paying $98 to place in the second event.
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Associated Press
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Empire City
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Lincoln Fields
Dartmouth tennis star springs surprise in New York event
Melvin Putaidae, captain of the Dartmouth college tennis team, stunned Clifford Marsh of Williams in straight sets to reach the semifinals of the New York state championships in Syracuse. The men's doubles began with Moir and Cram defeating Ryde and Ingram, while Shida defeated Litt and Keefe.
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Cheney wins senior golf tourney again in Connecticut
Jol P Cheney of South Manchester fired an 18 hole round completing 34 holes in 161 to win the Connecticut Senior Golf Association championship at New Britain. Tredernick of Highland timed 124 to lead the field for the low gross. Foley and Foley posted scores amid the tight competition.
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Bose Oor
Rival Sluggers of the Yankees and Giants
A vivid, if garbled, account contrasts Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig with Ruth's 1921 record and lifetime totals, noting Ruth at 59 home runs and a 410 pound plus 12 foot stat line while highlighting their different upbringings at Columbia and hard knocks. The piece sketches stage moments and team dynamics between Yankees and Giants with a focus on Ruth and Gehrig.
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Dempsey Dominates Willard In Fury Powered Bout
The report compares Dempsey and Willard in a 45 second blast that left Willard overwhelmed by Dempsey's lethal body and head punches. It notes Willard’s inability to block or survive the onslaught and frames the victory as evidence of Dempsey's superior power and technique. It also contrasts Sharkey and Maloney's styles, highlighting Sharkey's speed and aggression versus Maloney's pace, while assessing the evolving Dempsey form against older rivals.
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Johnson Resigns Amid Surprise In American League Events
Chicago July 13 John son expresses relief at resignation as longtime American League president. He notes changes ahead while cautioning about overconfidence among leaders and the risk of allowing politics to enter sport. He hopes a strong successor will guide the league through future major reforms.
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Miss Ryan Off U S Wightman Cup Team
New York July 14 Miss Thelizabeth Ryan veteran United States tennis player and No 2 on the American team will not be able to compete in the Wightman Cup against the British team this summer due to personal affairs that will keep her away from the circuit all season.
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Cardinals Rally Past Phillies In 12 Inning Win
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 7 in 12 innings to extend their win streak to four. Key late offense, timely hits by Toporek and a strong bullpen effort by Willoughby and Reinhart sealed the extra inning victory.
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New York Youth Fails To Finish Lake George Swim Prize
William Erickson of New York was among the final finishers in a grueling 24 mile Lake George race. Eduard Keating of New York won after Erickson and Paul Chatteau, both from New York, failed to complete the course. Keating, a swimming instructor, celebrated victory as the event concluded amid cold water and rough conditions.
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Etta Druien Wins in Grand Circuit Feature
Etta Druien captured the Maumee Stake for 205 trotters in the Grand Circuit today, driving Tomay Muiyihy to a 32000 purse feature. She set a fast pace, preserving a lead through the first mile, with Beate and Tropie Fris among contenders in the 41 trot division.
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Asse Ditee
Prissy Fitz Dichen
Tomay Muiyihy
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Prince Us
Niaeven Charters
Tor Beate
Veteran Irwin Defends Old-Guard Hope in Ring Wars
The aged Irwin, among the oldest referees, reflects on decades of contests. He notes that yesterday’s fighters were superior to today’s in a candid assessment of current matchups and the enduring craft of boxing.
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