Hagen Leads British Open Second Round as Hagen, Barnes, Hutchison Shine
Walter Hagen, among three American pros, tops the British Open after the second round with 49 76 125 total. J Barnes trails close at 451, while K Hutchison sits fifth alongside three British rivals. Abe Mitchell, J A Gassiot, George Duncan, and others post solid totals as the field tightens near the final day.
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Sandwich
Assoor’ Press
Walter Hagen
Barnes
Stock
Hutchison
Siwatn
Aeros Acirkwood
George Duncan
Alexander Herd
Hagen
Bridgeport A G to Enter Strong Team in Danbury Meet
Bridgeport Athletic Club plans a large summer program and will enter a strong two-division team at the Danbury meet on July 1. Coach Al Anderson requests walkers and every city letter carrier to sign up. Entries include many Bridgeport athletes in sprints, distance, jumps, throws, and a two-team split with detailed event lists and upcoming revolver shoot and motorcycle races accompanying the track meet.
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Bridgeport
al Anderson
Anderson Kas
Stamford
Danbury
Gene Kelly
Allison
H’ Bornstien
Carley
Dober
Dureau
Kingeree
Kimberlin
McTighe
Meyers
Nussenfeld
Quigley
Rayburn
Saur
VL Allson
Amsel
Carroll
Cooper
Fitzpatrick
Lee
Henkels
Lyon
Palitz to Fight Russell in Mystic Octagon
K 0 Palitz, ex Hartford fighter, signs to meet Ted Russell on June 28 at Willow Point Casino club shows in Mystic near New London. Palitz, veteran of many gashed battles, has been away from boxing for years awaiting proof he can still compete with top opponents. Russell described as rugged and aggressive. Palitz last appeared in Hartford against Mike Morley, an event that boosted Morley’s rising status.
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Daye
K. 0
Palitz
Hartford
Ted Russell
Waillow Point Casinolub
Willow
Mystic
New London
Russell
Palits
Mike Morley
Morley
Skokie Club Prepares For National Open Golfers
Skokie Country Club in Glenview prepares for the national open championship next month. Officials mail circualrs to every entrant and professional in the country about caddie service and play details. The USGA demands no post entries after June 30, and all names must reach D. T. McMahon at 55 John Street by deadline.
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New York
Skokie
Glenaoe
Inl
D. T. McMahon
John. Street
Exterminator Tops Queens County Handicap at Aqueduct
Exterminator, winner of the Brooklyn Handicap, carries 148 pounds in the Queens County Handicap at Aqueduct on Saturday. Grey Lag, runner up in An & I fixture, gets 127 pounds, with John P. Givney and Ma Tiatter at 12 pounds each and Cirrug and Tryer at 124.
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Brooklyn
Elmer
Queens
College stars signed by Baltimore manager Dunn
Jack Dunn signs several college players including Mark Jackson, Dixon, and Joe Barry from Leonardtown and Mount Saint Josephs. Edward Fugh Mantey of Niagara and Paul Joseph Herb also join, all joining amid a boxing bout postponement caused by Nate Owls after a sparring injury to Jack Malone in Aurora. The Arendhe of Boston will stage the event next Monday night.
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Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Mark Jackson
Catholic University
Heaver Dixon
Joe Barry
Leonard Hall Academy
Leonardtown
Joseph Dird
Mount Saint Joseph’s College
Edward Fugh Mantey
Niagara University
Paul Joseph Herb
Niagra
Jack Malone
Bryan Downey
Aurora
Ill
Nate Owls
Tor
Mickey Walker
Telizabeth
Arend
Boston
Casey Stengel Proves Worth To Giants In Pinch
Casey Stengel rises from dugout joke to trusted Giants outfielder and reliable hitter in center field after replacing injured Ralph Skinners. His defense and timely hitting boost New York as he joins Bill Cunningham and John McGraw’s championship club, ending questions about his value.
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Casey Stengel
NEW York Giants
New York
Giants
Casey
Stengel
Ralph Skinners
George Smith
Phi Me
Skinners
Bill Cunningham
Bill
John McGraw
Brooklyn
Robins
Aftiatry
Ftrom
Pitsburgh
Phillies
Pirites
Kansas City
Seragon
New-York
Bill Dovgan
Jocker
Ming
Sonny
Weill
Rawlings
McGraw
Boston
San Antonio
George Burns
Shinners
Cunningham
Ike Boone
Chaice
Cuningham
Boone
Polo Grounds
The Sportlight by Grantland Rice Essay
A fragmentary column mixes poetry and sports gossip. It muses on fame glory and homeward longing, touches on tennis players Langlen Mallory McKane Beamish and Babe Ruths home run chase, then moves to boxing plans and Yale athletics with broad nostalgic riffs.
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A. Robaut
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New Yorke City
Bridgeport A. G
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Liebold
Wagner
Kingres
Wall
Ryder
Moorey
C. Randolpy
Shane
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Jepson
Coapes
Fitapatrick
W. ‘Les
Jasy
G. Randolph
Skaneard
Walt
Frenkels
Potrasy
Skans
Armie
Nicholson
Pitepatrick
Carroll Lee
Whelan
McTighes
Skokie Club
Phiiadelphia Club
Grantland Rice
Mrs. Mallory
Lenglen
Mallory
Miss McKane
Babe Ruth
Williams
Hornsby
Bing'' Miller
Sister
Jack Britton
Lew Tendler
Benny Leonard
Johnny Kilbane
Jack Dempsey
Finnally
Butt Ar Greb
Dempsey
Rummlea Wis
Willard
Yale
Witton
Armatul
Traume
Connl¢ Mack
Wise
Lenglen Lane
St. Louis
Enay
Moy
Chester
All America
Feanne
SiHaker
Sior
Main Street
Conn
Fred Johnson
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