Armour Sets Open Course Record In National Open Lead
Tommy Armour, the Scot and Chicago pro, shot 68 on the 6927 yard Oakmont course to lead the National Open by five strokes. Hagen and Crutchlow trailed, with a massive 1 under par pace by Armour and a cluster of contenders seven strokes back. Armour’s accuracy and putting wowed crowds as he matched historic 68s, drawing comparisons to Hagen and Mehlhorn while setting a new course record for the event.
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George Kirksey
Oath Shore
Glenview
Ill
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Chicago
Chatman—Armour
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Armours Super Golf
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Bill Mehlhorn
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Mehlhorn
Bobby Jones
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Armour
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Almott
Detroit
Henry Cruct
Flushing
Craig Wood Deal
New White
University of Southern California
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Menominee
Mich
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Cleveland
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Los Angeles
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Menominnee Mich
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Wilcox Norfolk Neb
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Albany NY
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New York
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Homewood
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Fla
al Watrous
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Taftoon
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Mamaroneck
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Cal
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Saises Johnstane Taranta Cam
Lester Boluiad
St Paul Minn
Phi Pernins Wincende O
Madison Chander Aziz
Filienne Shute Manoa
Are Your Tires Wearing In Spots
A vintage ad-like notice urges drivers to replace tires with Goodyear All-Weather models. It promises central-tread grip, blowout protection, and summer readiness, claiming you can buy four tires for less than you pay for three under limited-time pricing.
Darrow Tops Lynch In Club Warm Up Semi Final Bid
Glen Darrow, a newcomer, defeated Don Lynch 2-1 in the second round of the Club Warm Up tournament to reach the semi finals. John Carey looms next as Thursday or Friday winner to advance to the finals. Other semi finalists include Johnny Vavra Ed Soboda Jr L Lindsay and NP Craemer. Final rounds scheduled for Saturday and Sunday with earlier flights ongoing Wednesday through Friday.
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Glen Darrow
Don Lynch
Darrow
John Carey
Johnny Vavra
Ed Soboda
L. Lindsay
Ray Rutherford
Lindsay
Fred Grovitz
Ed Kilhian
FC Welch
What Score Will Win Natl Open
A fragment discusses predicting the national open winner, mentions the Shore Golf Club, and references 1928 Western Open scores. It cites an average championship score around 80 for 18 holes and questions whether 291 will win or tie, noting 1993 copyright.
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Copsright
Play This Shot Golf Tips For Tee And Trap Strategy
Golf writer explains tee height and draw for a high, well struck drive. The fairway trap challenges average players by encouraging precision over distance, urging golfers to focus on the inside point of the trap and ignore its presence to avoid forced swings. Copyright 1943.
Awards spotlight Iowa athletes in eight sports
The University of Iowa athletic board awarded 170 letters and freshman numerals across eight sports. Major Ts went to thirty men in baseball, track, golf, tennis, and swimming while track earned fourteen of the major letters. Fourteen minor letters were also handed out across three sports.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Athletic Board
Stanley Bazant
Cicero
Til
Gordon Benn
Charles Blackman
Sewal
Kenneth Blackwan
Glen Baker
Davenport
Frank Drager
Monroe Center
Eugene Ford
West Bend
Joe Laws
Colfax
Marshall Blegert
St. Louis
Christian Schmidt
Dysart
Herman Schultehenrich
Franklin Stempel
Macedonia
Wiliam
British Ryder Cup Squad Is Selected
London dispatch reports the British Ryder Cup team chosen to face the United States at Southport on June 26 includes five newcomers Percy Alliss Alan Dailey Arthur Lacey A H Padgham and George Perry. Veterans Abe Mitchell W H Davies and Charles Whitcombe have prior international experience.
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London
Sns
Southport
Percy Alliss
Alan Dailey
Arthur Lacey
A. H. Padgham
George Perry
Abe Mitchell
W. H Davies
Charles Whitcombe
Britain
Speedboat Kings to Vie in Cedar Races Sunday
Cedar Rapids hosts outboard motorboat races at Ellis Park Sunday starting at 2 pm with 14 000 visitors expected. Top contenders include Art Sauerberg Vin ton Freddie Nickell J T Milliken Harry Chamberlain Otto Ramer and local drivers Mrs Mildred Miller and William Krumbholz. Events feature three hundred dollars in prizes and silver cups along with divers and water entertainments.
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Ee Kings
Interior
United States
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Young Business Men's Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Mid-West Outboard Association
Art Sauerberg
Bay City
Mid
Hamilton Tobin
Vinton
Mid- West Outboard Association
Freddie Nickell
Granite City, Ill
Sauerberg
Quincy
Ill
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Kansas City
H H Libby
Paul A Dehner
Burlington
Homer Kincaid Vinton
Hamilton Toain Vinton
Harry Chamberlin
Sterling
Sterling, Jr. Will Drive His Own Boat In Classes B and C J. T. Milliken
Clyde
Weston St. Louis
Ray West
W.c Speicher
Clinton
H. Neumann
Lee Halley
Cedar Falls
Mildred Miller
M. J. Miller
William Krumbholz
N J. Leonard
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Comerce
Fow Walsmith, Jr
YMCA
Iowa
George Nissen
Midwest A.A
John Stark
Midwest AA
Donald Boyle
Marion Pool
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