Johnston and Hampton Lead Open After First Round at Oakmont
Bobby Jones sits ninth as Johnston and Hampton share the lead with 73s in heavy rain at Oakmont. Sarazen and Cooper tied for second on 74, while Jones’s 76 leaves him just outside the top tier in the opening 18.
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Bobby Jones
Johnston
Hampton
Gene Sarazett
Bridgeport
Harry Cooper
Vestecdar
Henry Cuiel
Mit River Club
Alan d. Gould
Oakmont
Associated Press
Harrison Red
Minneapolis
Mimy
Harry Hampton
Memephis
Letina
Gene Saraven
Stuss
Jones
Ted Ray
Dave Robertson
Dearporn
Michigan
Curk Horse
Sarazen
Cooper
Prace
Nabholtzi
Sharon
Emmett French
Southern Pines
N.C
Wid bin” Mehrhorn
New York
Walter Hazen
Ray
Ryder
John Bull
Tavacers
Aubrey Boomer
Charley Whitcombe
George Bun
J Jolly
Fred Robson
Arthur
George Gadd
America
Meninern
Rhe Vany York
Willie Mac
Johnny Farrel
Uusie
At Farlane
Chick Evans
Golf Scores Butters and Notables From New York Area
A long list of players with scores and withdraws from a golf event spans many U S and British clubs. Notables include Joe Turnesa Elsinford 81 Willie Hunter 88 Pat Doyle 82 Gene Sarazen 79 Bobby Cruickshank 77 and Walter Loeffler 81 with withdrawals by Dick Linares and Donald Vinton.
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Charles E. McAndrew
Winthrop
Mass
George M. Crist
Rochester
N. Y
Fred Barons
Crafton
Dick Linares
Long Beach
Calif
Walter Loeffler
Pittsburgh
Ed Dudley
Hollywood
Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago
George Gach
Great Britain
Henry Cuidt
Bridgeport
Comn
Harrison BR. Johnston
Minneapolis
Foreign oarsmen set to clash at Henley regatta
At Henley on Thames the 141 competitors include the largest foreign presence since World War I with Americans entering three events and Dutch, Irish, Swiss, and British crews named for the eight race program. Strong entries include Delftsche Studenten, Njord, Trinity College Dublin, Leiden Student Association, and Vienna-based clubs.
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Henley ON Thames
Enginal
Associated Press
Naliopallties
Wll
Farrells Rain Hampered Him In Oakmont Tourney
Johnny Farrell, Metropolitan Open champion, described Oakmont Country Club as treacherous due to rain. Bunkers snared many shots, greens slowed, adding strokes to par. Harrison Johnston led in controversy amid tough conditions as Fownes struggled and Jones faded.
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Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
Penn
Bill" Fownes
Oakmaont
Hob Jones
Bob
Harrison Johnston
Middle West
Jim Barnes
Jones
Helen Jacobs Named to 10 Cup Team for United States
Berkeley dispatch reports Helen Jacobs named to the ten player tryout group for the Wightman Cup team by the United States Lawn Tennis Association. The article notes her early multi sport days in San Francisco, her rise to national junior girls' title at sixteen, and her notable swimming and equestrian talents.
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Berkeley
Cal
Associated Press
Helen
Jacobs
United States Lawn Tennis Association
San Francisco
Kkid
Golden Gate Park
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills
Equestrienne
California crew without captain at Cal Berkeley
California crew enters the season without a captain, plan to appoint after the Poughkeepsie regatta. Coxswain Don Blessing leads the Pacific coast eight, four years in the post and credited with California’s first win over Washington since 1921.
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Ky Ebright
Ie Poughkeeps
Don Blessing
Pacific Coast
Post
California
Washington
Arkansas U Captures College Rifle Title
The University of Arkansas Razorbacks won the intercollegiate rifle championship with 4,916 points, leading 82 colleges. Missouri took second, while Arkansas had previously won the seventh corps area title with 7,865 of 8,000 points and a national match victory among 17 teams.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Associated Press
Razorbacks
University of Arkansas
United States
War Department
University of Missouri
Arkansas
Tolley Balances Two Roles on Syracuse Crew
Syracuse University rower Herold Tolley, from New Rochelle, N Y, reportedly holds dual duties as varsity crew captain and a member of the crew. Tolley trained at the New Rochelle Athletic Club before competing for Syracuse, and after the season he joined the New York Athletic Club.
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Tolley
Syracuse
Associated Press
Herold 'Skin'" Tolley
Syracuse University
Varalty
New Rochelle
New York Athletic Elu
Tre Ytont
New York A. C. Ebcut
Dempsey and Sharkey to Fight July in Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard announced that Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey will meet July 21 at Yankee Stadium for a shot at Gene Tunney’s heavyweight title. Dempsey starts training in New York after a coast voyage and five weeks remain to prepare. Sharkey, a Boston contender who defeated the Brown Menace, earns the challenger spot.
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Dempsey
Sharkey
Stadium
Rickard
New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Gene Tunney
Pacific Coast
Saratoga
Ojal Hills
California
Brooklyn Navy Gate
Boston
Tunney
Brown Menace
Har Wills
Jimmy Ma Joney
Methods Vary In Golf And Tennis Styles Across Stars
The article surveys varied golf techniques among players like Jones and Hagen, noting differences in stance, wrist action, and putting. It also touches on Lacoste, Tilden, LaCoste, and Wimbledon matchups, plus the Welterweight scene led by Hudkins and Baker, and concludes with a chaotic, anecdotal collage of sports opinions.
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Oakmont
Walter
Bobby Jones
Hagen
Jones
Hagel
Johnny
Farrell
Bethel Nine Defeats Newtown High 11 to 0
Bethel High School baseball routed Newtown High yesterday at Parota fields. Wright limited Newtown to few hits, fanned 11 and walked six. Mannion doubled twice in five plate appearances as Bethel totaled 14 hits in a decisive win.
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Bethel
Newtown High
Bethel High School
Parota Felds
Newtown
Wright
Mannion
Beth el
Yale Crew Regulares Ill Prompts Lineup Changes
Yale varsity and junior crews adjusted lineup after illness struck Quarrier and Warren. Bartholomew moved to seat six, Griggs shifted to No.4 in juniors, with Clark and Look replacing in their boats. Yale Bureau of Health investigates food and water at the camp amid the illness.
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Gales Perry
Associated Press
Quarrier
Warren
Yale
Bartholomew
Griggs
Clark
A. M. Look
Satterwake
Yale Bureau of Health
Penn Columbia Crews Hampered By Rainy Conditions
Intermittent rain slowed Penn and Columbia rowing practice ahead of the intercollegiate regatta on June 29. The Hudson River offered good water for training as Cone Spuhn guides the Penn eights through about twenty miles, while Columbia’s shell is pushed to improve the stroke with French sidelined by a finger injury replaced by Donaldson and Meighan.
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Columbia
Penn-sulgania
Hudson River
Cone Spuhn
Pennsylvania
Spuhin
Qendon
French
Combia
Donaldson
Jaygee
Meighaun
Lipton Plans to Challenge Again for America's Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton announced at a lunch with Robert Dollar that he will challenge next year for the America's Cup, his fifth attempt in 30 years. If he files within ten months, the race could be held in July at Newport, Rhode Island, on the Brenton Reef course.
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New York
Associated Press
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Robert Dollar
Dollar Steamship Company
Noverport
R. L
Dougherty Elected Holy Cross Nine Leader
Worcester Miss June 14 Eddie Dougherty of Wolcom varsity catcher for the past three years was elected to captain the 1998 Holy Cross baseball nine today E Corbett Walsh of Milton will man age the team The Holy Cross team will lose two regulars by graduation tomorrow Joseph McEntee captain and first baseman and William Wise second baseman and football star
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Worcester
Miss
Associated Press
Eddie Dougherty
Wolcom
Holy Cross
E. Corbett Walsh
Milton
Joseph
McEntee
William Wise
Bushey Reports St Marys Kansas Team Success
Boston June 14 Frank Bushey who patches St Marys college baseball at St Marys Kansas to nine victories out of ten this year reported to the Hell Sox there today.
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Boston
Associated Press
Frank Bushey
St. Mary's
Kansas
Hell Sox
Favorites advance in Massachusetts singles tennis event
Brookline, Mass. June 14. Favorites advanced to the third round in the Massachusetts State singles championships at Longwood Cricket courts. Lawrence B. Rice, defending champion, moved up on a default by Frank W. Hatch. Alden Briggs beat H. B. Shaw 9 14 68 68 and Josiah Whelwright defeated Abbott Gotshall 6 4 2 8 6 1 in tight three setter battles.
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Brookline
Mass
Lawrence B. Rice
Frank W. Hatch
Alden Briggs
H. B. Shaw
Josiah Whelwright
Abbott Gotshall
New mark for entries to be set in collegiate tennis tournament
New York June 14 officials expect a new entry mark for the upcoming Intercollegiate Tennis Association tournament. The 42nd annual event at Haverford Pa. will feature top players from Cornell Colgate Fordham Georgetown Princeton and more as sections across the nation submit entries. The lineup includes veteran stars Tilden Norris Williams and Vincent Richards, with young talents joining the field as the entry deadline nears.
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New York
Bil" Tilden
Bill
J R. Norris Williams
Vincent Richards
Jam
United States
Merion Courts
Haverford
Intercom Tennis Association
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Ston
Willams
Bud
Pacific Coast Star
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George Lott
Chief Brown
St. Louis
Cranston
California
Luke Wi
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Pacific
Southwest
Mid-West
Association
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Colgate
Fordham
Tech
Georgetown
University of Kington
Occidental College
New York University
Notre Xavier
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Stanford
Texas
University of Mania
Dickingen College
of Oklahoma
Harvard
Youngster Sets New Mark For Mundsmen
Minneapolis reports Pat Malone, a Des Moines import, opening with six consecutive strikeouts for an American Association record near the major league mark. The six foot right hander then won three games in four days, earning praise for blinding speed and a strong start to his rookie season.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Pat Malone
Pat
Des Moines
Vance
Wiltse
Millers
Walter Johnson
Record list of Stai enters tennis tour lineup
New York June 14 Prospects of a record entry list for the 42nd intercollegiate tennis championship were announced as deadlines approach for colleges and universities to file. The tournament will be held June 27 at Haverford Pennsylvania with many schools expected to field squads.
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STAI
New York
Haverford
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