MacFarlane Wins Metropolitan Open. Bunyan Second
Willie MacFarlane, the veteran Scot from Tuckahoe, New York, captured his second Metropolitan Open title with a final 72 for 291 total on Winged Foot West. Paul Runyan finished runner-up at 292, while Dick Metz came in third at 294 with Olin Dutra fourth after a 76 in the last round and an ace earlier.
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Brentwood
California
Dutra
Willie MacFarlane
Runyan
Metz
Tuckahoe
MacFarlane
Bobby Jones
al Espinosa
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
Joe
Bunyan
Metz Scan
Brilliant Field in Indianapolis Race
Indianapolis race opens with a star field led by Fred Frame, Louie Schneider, Louie Meyer and Slim Corum. Cummings tops qualifying at 118.421 mph for 25 miles. Triplett clocks 117. Frame's record 104.1444 mph may fall as fuel limits force more pit stops in the 500 mile classic at the speedway.
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United Press
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Indianapolis
Gar Wood
Speedway
Fred Frame
Louie Schneider
Louie Meyer
C C (Slim) Corum
Tommy Milton
Frame
Wild Bill Cummings
Ernie Triplett
Cummings
Triplett
Tripetti
Indiana Trackmen Sweep Hoosier Meet at Butler
Indiana University won the Indiana state college track meet with 661 points, taking nine of fifteen events. Purdue finished second with 41 points, while Notre Dame 36, Depauw 10, Butler 4, and others earned minor placings. Meet records fell in discus, half mile, shot put, and the mile relay. Charles Hornbostel led with two firsts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University
Indiana State
Butler University
Purdue
Notre Dame
Depauw
Butler
EnarInam
Hanover
Ball State
Indiana Central
Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Juniors Win Wellman High Class Track Meet
The Wellman high school junior class won the intramural track meet after a coin flip decided the tie with the senior class. The sophomores placed third with 34 points and the freshmen scored 3.
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Wellman High
The
Gazette
Wellman
Wellman High School
Yankees Rally With 12-Run Eighth To Beat Red Sox 15-11
The Yankees exploded for 12 runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Red Sox 15-11. Boston had nine hits while Cleveland shaded the Indians 6-0 as Lloyd Brown walked five and his reliever Welch issued one, ending the game with a flurry of free passes.
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Sox
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Lloyd Brown
Brown
Ae Welch
Navy Crew Wins Triangle Regatta At Charles River
The Navy eight defeated Pennsylvania and Harvard in the Charles River regatta. Navy led by Charles Francis Adams Cup after a late spurt, finishing just over a length ahead of Pennsylvania with Harvard third. Times were Navy 8:08, Penn 8:08 2-5, Harvard 8:11 3-5.
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Navy
Pennsylvanfia
Harvard
Charles Riser
Penneslvania
Wee Nasy
Penn
Well Known Wapello Lawyer Harry Weaver Dies
Harry O Weaver 67 a leader in state and national Republican circles and longtime attorney in Wapello died at his home Saturday afternoon He was born in Cairo Louisa County in 1866 and earned a law degree from the University in 1892 He moved to Wapello immediately after graduation and was married to Ann Neuse at Centersville He is survived by his wife and son William O Weaver Jr
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Gazette
Wapello
Harry O Weaver
Weaver
Cairo
Louisa County
University of Town
Ace Ie
Ann Neuse
Centers
Weser
William O
Lucas Pinch Hit Homer Drives Redlegs Win
Lucas delivered a pinch hit homer with two on to lift the Redlegs to victory as Medwick collected a triple a double and a single in four at bats. Wild Bill Hallahan limited the Phillies to eight scattered hits and one run.
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Redlegs
Medwick
Wild Bill
Hallahan
Philadelphians
Walford Beats Newhall in Season Final
Walford finished its baseball season by defeating Newhall 4 to 2 in ten innings on the Newhall diamond. Pitcher Walford fanned eleven, allowed seven hits, while Newhall’s Stelling struck out ten but walked eleven. Walford won nine of twelve, captured the Benton county tournament, and advanced to the district tourney second round.
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Newhall
Mitching
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Stelling
Watford
Benton County
Malford
Oxford
Wa Feed
Waford
Norway
Rive Watford
Boy
Wo Ford
Torarty Rane Neeway
Wiford
North Ene
Vsly
Wadford
Newhal
Seventh Grade Wins Junior High Meet at Casefield
The seventh grade track team defeated the eighth graders 43 to 37 at Casefield Srrid in Washington. Ingh Point winner with 23 markers took firsts in the 50, 100, and 440 yard dashes and the half mile run, plus a second in high jump and third in the 220. Harvey led the second grade with victories in 220 yard dash, high jump, broad jump and seconds in 50 and 100 yard dashes. Biting of the eighth grade won the pole vault.
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Washington
Casefield Srrid
Harvey
Wisconsin Beats Northwestern 7-6 in Big Ten Finale
In Evanston, Wisconsin rallied in the ninth inning to score four runs and defeat Northwestern 7 to 6 in the season finale. Key contributors included Pace and Harris with late offense for the Badgers.
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Evanston
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern
Tod Hrs Wisonsin
Harbert Delivers No Hit Effort In Oilers Victory
Harbert pitched a no hit game as the Oilers triumphed aided by thirteen hits from the lineup. Cities Service Legion shocked the Three Minute Cereals 13 to 1, scoring in six of seven innings. Draft received a free pass and scored on an error and fielder’s choices, while the Oilers racked up runs throughout the game.
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Cities Service Legion
Kincaid
Hrrbert
Malvon
Bednack
Rietz
Craft
Amy Harner
Howe
Rosenbaum
Pai
Bal OW Harbert
Zits Riremit
Briike
Byarbert
Zotho
Rowser
Pitcher Riety
Pires
Little Six League Set to Open Season Next Week
Hawkeye report notes Fayette county teams form the Little Six league formerly known as the Little Eight. A booster game is on tap today with a dense schedule listing matchups including Jones Wadena Arlington Elgin Hawkeye West Lnian and others across July.
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Little Six League
Destructive 1930 Dry Spell Sets Record
The 1930 drought surpassed all prior records in 95 years of weather bureau data for duration and aridity, marking the driest period on record.
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Weather Bureau
Sonnenberg The Man Who Revived Wrestling Game
Gus Sonnenberg, a former Dartmouth football star and world mat champion, is credited with reviving wrestling. He headlines Monday against Jack Hackenschmidt in a modern grappling showcase. The card also features Karel Zbyszko vs George Mack and Bobby Burns vs Steve Savage. Monday’s show closes Fryrear’s season, with advance tickets honored from Friday’s cancelation.
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Gus Sonnenberg
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Milwaukee
Boston Dynamiter
Jack Hackenschmidt
Strangler
Dartmouth
Gus
Particu
Karel Zbyszko
George Mack
Mack
Zbyszko
Karol
Bobby Burns
Minneapolis
Steve Savage
Chicago
Johnny Fryrear
Trojans Sweep East Track Meet Contests
At the East track meet, Princeton's Benthorn won the 1500 meters, Stanford's Spitz set a high jump mark, and Odell Manhattan led in the javelin. Other winners include Lavalina California LA in the 400, Little William and Mary in the broad jump, Laborde Stanford in discus, and Banthron Princeton in the 900 meters.
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Benthorn
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New York University
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Vipond
Lavalina
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Los Angeles
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Yale
Ablewich
Southern California
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Spitz
King
van Osdel
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Woodbury
Dartmouth McNaughton
Pitkin
Columbia
McKenzie
Werntz
Colgate
Brasley
William and Mary
Ryan
McCluskey
Fordham
Barker
Finch
Grodman
Pierson
Atth
Grady
Kane
Parsons
Calvin
Heyman
College of the City of New York
Laborde
Dunn
Thord
Harevard
Healey
Jefferson
University of California At
Miller
Deacon
Stanford Graber
Missouri Valley Net Tourney Schedule for 1933 Announced
ST LOUIS UP Missouri valley tennis schedules for men and women for 1933 were released by the Missouri Valley Tennis association. The opening meet is June 10 and runs through September 2 with thirty meets across divisions and sections. The Valley championship finals occur at the Fort Smith Tennis club courts in Fort Smith Arkansas. Sectional events include Des Moines district men June 12 Oklahoma state men June 20 Greater Kansas City men June 26 Iowa state men July 19 Kansas state men August 14 Independence hosts Kansas state junior open June 26 Oklahoma City hosts Oklahoma state junior championship August 14 Kansas City hosts Greater Kansas City junior tournament.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
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Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
Greater Kansas City
Kansas City
Independence
Kansans City
Sumner Golfers To Play At West Union Today
Sumner golf club members visit West Union Country Club for the first in a series of dual and triangular invitation tournaments. The event aims to showcase northeastern Iowa golfers and West Union’s new golf course.
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Sumner
West Union
West Union Country Club
Iowa
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