National Open Golf Tourney Opens at Washington Today
The National Open Golf tournament begins at Columbia Country Club with 18 hole qualifying rounds for half the entrants. Amateurs and pros, including Kirk Trares and Abe Mitchel, compete as scores and tactics unfold for a place in the Thursday championship round.
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Racing Results Windsor Restlins and Mixed Card
Race results for three year olds and up maidens at six furlongs with Toola winning purse of 1,200, plus Second Thoughts taking five furlongs 3.95-2.35. Third and fifth races feature Canadian bred entrants and Archer, Blackie Dax, Oriole. Five races total, detailed purse and placing data for each.
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Windsor Entries and Races at Empire City Card
Race card from Empire City shows multiple events with purses from 1200 to 7200 dollars. Entries include two year olds in the first race and a Dominion Juvenile for Canadian bred two year olds in the third, with six furlongs and one mile distances across the program. Weather clear and track fast with apprentices allowed on certain claiming events.
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Sensible Bathing Suits Boost Women Swimmers
A historical note explains a shift from long skirts to practical bathing suits enabling free movement, allowing women to train and compete more effectively. It highlights the rise of American women champions as attire becomes functional, with emphasis on mobility for arms and legs to propel swimming performance.
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Pleasure Beach outing draws 468 children from city districts
School children from across the city enjoyed a Pleasure Beach outing hosted by the Board of Recreation. Free transport ferried 468 youngsters to Stratford Avenue dock, with 180 from Waltersville. Afternoon swimming and island attractions followed morning events where winners included Sheriden and Cassi in sprints, Anne Parnick and Marion Guderaan among the girls, and a playground relay victory by Hell and Old Mill.
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Rickard signs Gibbons to fight Carpentier next October
York July 18. Rickard signs Tom Gibbons to challenge Georges Carpentier in October. The bout may be at Jersey City arena or Madison Square Garden with a 178 pound limit. Eddie Kane and Mike Gibbons back Gibbons, while training camps in Minnesota or Atlantic City prepare him for the title try.
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White Sox take both ends of double bill
The White Sox swept a Boston doubleheader, winning 4 1 in ten innings and 4 3 in the second game. Chicago benefited from early rallies and a late comeback, with Horatio contributing crucial hits to seal the victories.
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Reds win twice by score of nine to five
Philadelphia hosted Cincinnati as Danahue and Peters led a pair of wins. Cincinnati built a nine to five victory in the first game with key hits, while the second game featured Peters claiming the win and a home run in a steady series showing.
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White Sox trial nears in felonious confrontation
Court session grows heated as White Sox players and alleged conspirators clash with feuding factions. The state plans to call Chet Burns and possibly Bill Burns to testify as arguments flare and the incident threatens to widen the courtroom atmosphere.
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Five Leading Batters In Two Major Leagues
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Dodgers Out Hit Cubs But Lose Eight To One
Chicago wins three of four from Brooklyn as Sunerbas’ eleven hits are undone by sharp fielding. Pitcher Ponder gains the win. Ruether takes the loss as Brooklyn’s hitters clash with Chicago’s defense in a 8 1 game. Barker homers for Chicago. Johnston and Grimes spark the Cubs with timely hits.
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