Open Championship Drama At Winged Foot In Rain
Rain lashed Winged Foot as the national open entered its final stage with Gene Sarazen Al Espinosa and Bobby Jones leading a crowded field. Jones surged from a weak start to threaten. The day featured shifting winds and deluged greens, narrowing the possible champion to a three man contest with Jones Sarazen and Espinosa as top contenders.
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United Press Sports
Inged Foot Golf Club
Mamaroneck
Winged Foot Durin
Gene Sarazen
al Espinosa
Bobby Jones
Densmore Shute
Tommy Armour
Leon Diegel
Leonard Schmutte
George von Elm
Jones
Sarazen
Espinosa
Young Shute
Johnny Farrell
Farrell
Bobby
Indians Beat George Uhle 5 4 in Detroit
In Detroit on June 29 the Indians defeated George Uhle 5 to 4, aided by nine hits and Detroit errors. Joe Sewell doubled in the eighth as Shea overthrew to center, allowing the go ahead run. Charley Jamieson led the winners with three hits in four appearances, while Fothergill Alexander and Shea had three apiece for the losers.
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Detroit
Indians
George Uhle
Tigers
Johnny Miljus
Milius
Tribe
Joe Sewell
Shea
Charley Jamieson
Fothergill
Alexander
Cleveland Jamieson
Sates J. Sewell
Averill
Tee
Falk
Myatt
Porter
Burnett
Ssene
KB Johnson
Gehringer
Heilmann
McManus
Westling
Thie
Cleveland
Johnson
Jamieson
Paolino Schmeling Charity Show At Yankee Stadium Figures
Madison Square Garden released official figures for the PaolinoSchmeling charity boxing card at Yankee Stadium. Attendance was 38690 with gross receipts of 381280 and net of 362216. Each fighter earned 72443, stadium share 36221, preliminaries 28450, with an approximate profit of 130000.
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York
Yankee Stadium
Madison Square Garden
Hennessey and Allison Beaton at Wimbledon
Two American Davis Cup stars were knocked out as Wimbledon opened. Cochet and Borotra defeated Hennessey and Allison, hinting at a France versus United States clash in the Davis Cup. In women's singles, Wills and Jacobs loom as potential finalists after D Alavrez’s upset, with Sutton Bundy aiming at Jacobs in the semifinals.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
France
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Cochet
Hennessey
Borotra
Allison
Pierre Landry
William T. Tilden
George Lott
Chicago
Czechoslovakia
Kozeluh
America
Helen Wills
Helen Jacobs
California
Jackie Fields Defeats Cooper in Chicago Bout
Chicago welterweight title claimant Jackie Fields knocked out Farmer Joe Cooper of Terre Haute after 1 minute 4 seconds with a rapid series of rights and lefts. Spug Myers stopped Jack Moore in the third round. Al Criss won a decision over Al Greenfield in ten rounds.
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Chicago
Jackie Fields
Farmer Joe Cooper
Terre Haute
Spug” Myers
Pocatello
Idaho
Jack Moore
al Criss
San Francisco
al Greenfield
Just Joshin The Sporting Quips and Rumors Column
A nostalgic column jokes about baseball fans and players. It notes the White Sox once rarely lost, recalls a race between a man and a horse in Texas, a Chicago man paying a trainer to learn to shoot under 80, and a physician ordering a golf star to rest outdoors. It mentions potential NL expansion to Detroit or Cincinnati and comments on sports personalities and retirement.
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Chicago
Rumor Shakeup Eminent In Chicago White Sox
Chicago fans discuss a probable drastic shakeup for the White Sox after a poor season showing. Key players cited include Bill Hunnefield and Art Shires with trade rumors surrounding Bill Barrett, Bill Taitt, and Bob Fothergill. Sigafoos shines at second base as the team considers changes to bolster pitching and defense.
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Chicago
White Sox
Bert Demby
United Press
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Bill Hunnefield
Art Shires
Hunnefield
The
Bill Barrett
Boston
Bill Taitt
Rothrock
Taitt
Bob Fothergill
Fothergill
Metzler
Shires
Lyons
Thomas
Adkins
Weiland
Sigafoos
Alvin Crowder
Goes to Movies Loses His Chance to Win Net Title
At Merion Cricket Club the intercollegiate tennis final was decided by default after Julius Seligson vanished to the movies leaving Berkley Bell to advance. Mangin had defeated Eddie Jacobs earlier as rain delayed play and Kept scoring paused until the referee ruled Seligson defaulted.
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Bell
Charles N. Beard
Middle States Lawn Tennis Association
Seligson
Mangim to Meet Bell in Finals
Berkeley Bell of Texas and Greg ory Mangim of Georgetown advanced to the intercollegiate tennis final at Merion Cricket Club in Haverford Pennsylvania Mangim defeated Eddie Jacobs of Pittsburgh 11 9 8 6 6 4 in the semifinals Bell advanced to the final after defending champion Julius Seligson of Lehigh did not return after rain halted play
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Berkley Bell
Gregory Mangin
Montclair
N. J
Georgetown University
Julius Seligson
New York
Lehigh
Seligson
Bell
Mangin
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Jacobs
Haverford
Berkeley Bell
Texas
Gregory Mangim
Georgetown
Merion Cricket Club
Mangim
Treasury Balance Report June 27 Receipts and Net Balance
Treasury balance as of June 27 stood at 400,646,906.43 dollars. Customs receipts for the month through June 27 totaled 47,706,837.99 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Canton Stock Rises 107 Percent in Short Session
United Press reports a mixed stock market with profit taking but strong support for industrials and utilities. Timken Roller Bearings hit a new Canton high of 107 percent, Central Alloy around 47, and Timken Detroit Axle at 25, while leaders like Allied Chemical and AT&T gained in a heavy Saturday session. Major rails and utilities fluctuated, with U S Steel and GM among declines, yet high-grade issues remained firm in late day trading.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Canton
Central Alley
Timken
Central
Timken Detroit
Reliance
Chicago Board of Trade
Allied Chemical
Chrysler
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Radio
Westinghouse Electric
American Telephone & Telegraph
International Telephone
United States Steel
General Motors
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Lambert
American
Westinghouse Air Brake
Macy
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Missouri Pacific
Maryland
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Public Service
Ry Otis & Co
Kenn Cop
Kresge Cos
Ua Kroger Gree
Msatt
Ajax Rub Co
Allied
Allis
Louisiana
Miami
Mean Motors Ward
Armour A
I Armour
Mallins
Ra & i
Briges
Mfg
Nh&h
Pacific
Otis Steel
Packard M
Ches Corp
Ches & Oh
Saipan Park
Utah
Patina Mines
M & St P
Peerless
Penn RR
Ri& P
Phillips Pet
Lonhi & North Rha
Pieron-Arow
Col KF & Ir
T&ty
San Rat
RAI
Radio Corpn St
Motors
Kem Rand
Richfield
Curtiss A
Viz Schulte
Drug Inc
Seara Roe
A&m
HAL Ft
lSimm Co
P & Lt
ROG Skelly Oj
Ene Pub Ser Ae
Gabriel Sab
Gardner Mtr
St Oil NY
St L&sr
Studebaker
Glidden Co
Tex Gulf
Goodrich
Union Pac
US Ind A
Greene
Oe & Co
Howe Sound
Ty SS & R
SB Steel
Inland Steel
West Md
Nickel
Willys
Kans City
Fey
Kelly Spring
Woolw Co
Lhl
Yel Tr & cc
Ticker Talks Signals Broad Market Gains
Saturday’s two hour session of the New York stock market continued the week’s strength with broad gains. Electrical stocks public utilities and rails led while motors and oils lagged slightly. Copper group posted fair gains led by Anaconda Copper up about 3 percent. Westinghouse Electric advanced $7 and rail group hit new highs for Chesapeake & Ohio and Atchison.
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Otis & Co
New York
Anaconda Copper
Midge Gladman Wins Net Crown in Women’s Tennis
Midge Gladman of Southern California won the women’s intercollegiate singles title at Chestnut Hill Mass with a 6 0 6 3 victory over Marjorie Sachs of Radcliffe. She then paired with Florence Cruickshank of California to win the doubles title 6 3 6 1 against Poly Palfrey and Fanny Curtis of Smith.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Marjorie “Midge” Gladman
Southern California
Marjorie Sachs
Radcliffe
Florence Cruickshank
University of California
Miss Gladman
Poly Palfrey
Fanny Curtis
Smith
Callahan Beats Panecho in 10-Round Victory in Holyoke
Andy Callahan of Holyoke scored his 34th straight win by decision over Pete Panecho of Denver in a 10-round bout. In the semifinal, Stanley Winneryk of Lawrence outpointed Young Chapdelane of Springfield.
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Holyoke
Mass
Andy Callahan
Lawrence
Pete Panecho
Denver
Colo
Stanley Winneryk
Young Chapdelane
Springfield
Hudkins Wins Ten Round Bout in San Francisco
Ace Hudkins defeated Charlie Berlinger for the light heavyweight title in San Francisco last night after 10 dull rounds. Purses for both boxers were held up by Joseph M. Genshla, secretary of the state athletic commission due to the poor spectacle, as fans called for a no contest after the second round.
Jack Dempsey Plans Light Training for Comeback
AN FRANCISCO June 29 Jack Dempsey will start light training next week aiming for a comeback if in condition. He told United Press he requires a larger gate percentage and better condition than before meeting Tunney. He named Max Schmeling as likely opponent but warned guarantees must be large. He said Schmeling could possibly finish him in one round.
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AN Francisco
Jack Dempsey
United Press
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Paolino Azcudun
Schmeling
Soccer League Renames Proxy
The American Soccer League held its annual meeting in New York last night and elected Bill Cunningham of Boston president for the fourth straight term. Charles A. Stoneham of New York was reelected vice president, Dave Beott of Boston secretary, and Robert Cumming of Pawtucket treasurer. The 11th season will open August 14.
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New York
American Soccer League
Bill Cunningham
Boston
Charles A. Stoneham
Dave Beott
Robert Cumming
Pawtucket
Textiles market steady with firm prices and light sales
United Press reports the coarse yarn cloth market is light but prices are firmer. In print cloth, 80 square yardage moves around 10 cents with some July delivery 64x60s at 74 cents. Spot 78x72s trade at 8 cents.
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United Press
NEW York
Rubber Futures Open Lower on New York Market
Crude rubber futures opened and closed modestly lower in New York. Spot prices for late June and near-term months slipped while longer-dated futures showed small declines, with prices quoted in the 10-11-16d range for several contracts.
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Hy Tuited Press
New York
Foreign Exchange Market Slump Hits New York
Foreign exchange trading in New York shows a clogged market as dealers report limited liquidity and rising bid asks. Analysts suggest cautious stance amid unsettled rates and thin regional turnover.
New York Bonds Open Steady Amid Mixed Trading
Bond market shown little movement with steady openings in New York. Prices listed mostly unchanged across sectors including government and corporate issues. traders note varied activity and modest gains in select issues as yields hold.
Local Market Sees Steady Prices and Fresh Produce
Saturday markets were well supplied with home grown goods led by red raspberries from near Canton at 35 cents a quart and celery at 20 cents a bunch. Cant aloupes honeydew and watermelons appear among top fruit offerings with steady butter egg and wheat quotation trends.
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Canton
Food Price List and Market Items from Auditorium Market
Corrected price list detailing smoked ham lean cuts and beef selections with per pound costs, along with produce and dairy items from Nick Patitucci’s Auditorium Market. Includes prices for pork chops lamb, bacon, tenderloin, roasts, and various fruits and vegetables, plus dairy market entries and wholesale dairy products.
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Harry H. Dean
Produce Market Details From Cleveland and Other Cities
Market listings show Cleveland prices for butters extras and poultry, with fowls, broilers, leghorn categories, and potato sacks. Chicago and Pittsburgh markets report steady to firm Kegg Market and live poultry values, plus dressed poultry, eggs, and butter notes from June 24 to June 29.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Chicago
Hutter
Peppsburgh Prodeoce
Pittsburgh
Prices to Farmers by Ohio Butigere Milling Inc Wheat and more
Prices to Farmers By Ohio Butigare Milling, Inc Wheat No 2 at 1.01 per bushel. Wheat No 3, oats and corn prices listed. Straw baled at 0-8-5.00 per ton. Hay and other feeds priced per ton. Poultry stock chickens springers priced at 60 cents each.
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Ohio Butigere & Milling, Inc
Timethy
Toledo
Hailey
New York Curb Exchange Sees Higher Membership Price
New York curb exchange membership sold for 170000, up 5000 from prior sale and below the record 190000. Export copper sales near 6250000 pounds mark largest in three months. Sugar refinery melt totals for Jan 1 to Jun 22 rise to 2465000 long tons from last year. Keys predicts a 2 dividend on Cure tss Wright class A stock with margin to spare. Week ended Jun 22 shows stronger commercial payments and stability, while Dun's and Bradstreet note seasonal slowdown and 425 commercial failures.
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C. M. Keys
Cure tss-Wright Corporation
Department of Commerce
Dun
Wheat futures gain as 85 percent crop condition shown
Grain notes from New York report a softer wheat yield estimate with crop condition at 85 percent, aiding wheat futures while a 300 million plus world crop is forecast by J P Griffin of J S Bache. Primary arrivals total 1 229 million bushels. exports around 400 thousand. Southwest crop comments are pessimistic and threshing results sporadic.
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Russia
China
J. P. Griffin
J. S. Bache & Co
Livestock Market Reports From Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Livestock receipts and price ranges across Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Chicago show hogs gaining 25 to 35 cents, cattle steady to weak, and sheep with higher lambs and steady sheep. Highlights include top fat lambs around 14.50 and hogs near 11.25 to 12.15 in several weight classes, with varying prices for sows, calves, and beef cows.
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Otis & Co
Murray Ohio
Mfr
Myers & Bros
Allen Ind
National Refining
NOP & L
Buckeye Incubator
Ohio Bell Tel
Myers Mach Cede
Ohio Brass
Cleveland Elee Ill
Ohio Seamless Vane
Cleveland Railway
Packard
Dow Chemical Wate
Packer Cor Teres Sone
Dow Vida Ee
Paragon Refining Teebe
Elee Controller & Mfe
Paragon
Cere
Federal Knitting Mille
Patterson-Sargent
AGL
Firestone T & Ao
Firestone T & R
Riehman Bros Eeheee
Firestone T&r
ORM River
Raisin Vaner
Seiberling Rub
Cae Goodman Co
Selby Shoe
Grief Bros
Sherwin-Williamson Oo India Tire & Rubber
Sherwin-Williaamsa Ra
Jaeger Machine
Tae
Tex Roc
Kaynee Co
Tex Pro Ra
Lamson & Sessions
Tex Pri
Metro Pav Brick Peer Ao Atearne
Metro Pav Brick
Ompson T'rod
Eh Miller Rubber
Pson Metals Mfg
Aohawk Rubber
Wood Chemical Eeebeee
Mohawk Rub Ta Snetne
Republi
Ss & B
Gland
Pittsburgi
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Slagie Ee
Cotton Opening New Fans of June Prices and Dates
Opening notices show cotton prices and discount figures with months and amounts. Mentions June and July openings, price points around 18.85, 16.96, and 15.85, plus references to sales dates and seasonal adjustments.
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Cotton
Chet
Dee
Mareh
Base Clearings Report From New York June 2
Bank clearings reach 2.025 billion dollars with clear house balance at 241 million and reserve bank credit balance around 195 million. Data reflects money flow in New York markets as of early June with major financial entities cited.
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Base Clearings
New York
Bank
Clearl House
Reserve Bank
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