Naval golf boon to U S Fleet officers in shore leave
The article notes golf being popular among naval officers during shore leave as ships visit various ports. Commander H C Tram discusses courses near stopping points, while football gains prominence with the fleet forming a team led by Tom Hamilton and coaching staff. Schedule includes games with Olympic Club and USC/Cal teams, culminating in a big Berkeley game on November 11.
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H. C. Tram
Sihtetic
Fiewe
Ihax
Mlest
Byacay
C. C. Keesing
Dnted States Naval Academy
Davnes
Tom Hamilton
Avatar
Navy
Entign J. ©. Echwab
Ensignee
L. Westhoff
Olympic Club
San Francisco
University of Southern California
University of Calfornia
Berkeley
West Coast Army
Piexing
San Diego
Lakeside Ladies Fly Under Par In Championship Test
Mrs Lifar of Los Angeles posted three stroke improvement to sensational 70 in the Smithers Posse title at Lakeside. A strong field saw Lifar’s 37 39 and fellow competitor Mrs Collett chase singles while the course stretched 6 340 yards amid obstructions and tough conditions.
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utMre
Gregg Lifar
Los Angeles
Smithers Posse
Lifar
Bill Collett
Lakeside
Litar
Cannoustie
Panmure
Barry
Carnoustie
Apt
Dodger Surplus Looms Over Pacific Coast Talent
Disjointed notes suggest Dodgers seek waivers for surplus Pacific coast players including Ike Boone and a Brooklyn Robins outfielder.未能确定文本完整含义。
Robins Set Pace In Weekly Games
Errors marked the baseball week as 16 big league teams faced a busy schedule. The Brooklyn Robins led the week with four wins in five, while the New York Giants and Philadelphia Athletics posted strong fielding and low misplays. The Boston Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates struggled with many errors across several contests, and Cleveland rose after a rough stretch with two losses and two wins.
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Rune
Open Championship at Carnoustie Draws Wide Field
Six or eight Americans vie for the title as Frank H. King Arnousti reports from Scotland on the Open Championship at Carnoustie. Rain and wind affect 200 entrants while Americans and Britons alike chase the delayed glory in this storied golf classic.
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Scotland
Great Britain
Bever
Oper
United States
Almce
Arthur Havers
England
Carnoustie
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
MacDonald Smith
Joe Turnesa
Horeton Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Tommy Armour
Tory Manero
Wille Hunter
Archis Cempster
Henry Cotton
Percy Alliss
H. C. Joly
Charles, Ernest
R. A. Whitcombe
Gazette Faces Second Defeat in Hurricane Game
The Gazette ball club traveled to Hurricane and lost 18 to 2. Easter started on the mound for Hurricane before Graham relieved him, while Bumphries allowed 12 hits for Gazette amid costly errors. Taylor led Hurricane with a perfect day at bat including a home run in three trips. Jordan and Church the Gazette’s top hitters with two hits each.
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RHE Gazette
Arnold Hurt In Chicago 500 Mile Race
Billy Arnold of Chicago will be in the hospital about two months after injuries from the 500 mile race in Indianapolis. He suffered a double fracture of the pelvis a deep cut in the left thigh and severe burns on the right leg when his car lost a wheel skidded and hit a retaining wall. Co-rider Spider Matlock of Los Angeles broke a shoulder but was released today. Lowie Schneider of Indianapolis won the race after Arnold faded from the pace.
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Tod
Billy Arnold
Chicago
B. R. Allen
Lowie Schneider
Arnold
Luther Johnson
South Bend
Ind
Allen
Lop An-geles
Mid-Atlantic Scores Short Update
Yesterday results list Charleston 3 Clarksey Fallmont 8 Jonistown 1 Altoona 5 Wheeling 9 Cumberland 34 Charleral 4 Huntington 4 Beckley 2. Today Charleston at Clarkse Charleral at Cumberland Huntington at Beckley Altoona at Wheeling Fairmont at Johnstown Magerstown at Scottdale two.
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Reds and Cards Split Twin Bill as Giants Trim Phils
Boston May 31 The Red Sox split a doubleheader with Philadelphia after dropping the first game 4 to 0 and winning the nightcap 7 to 3 before a Sunday crowd. Haas McNair and Pickering homered in the opener. E Miller homered in the second. Cochrane and Boley left the second game with injuries.
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Yankees Defeat Washington in Rain-Shortened Game
The New York Yankees beat Washington 44 to 2 in a game halted by rain in the eighth inning. Ruth hit a homer in the seventh as pitching ace Lloyd Brown struggled amid errors by Cronin and Mahel.
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Giants Rout Phillies for wide 10 to 6 win in New York
Giants topple Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 6 as Hogane homers with two on and Klein, Verges, Bolen drive in runs. Despite 16 hits by the Phils, starter Serly held firm early and Giants built a lead by the fourth inning, then held on to split the series for the west trip.
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Hogat
Mixed Foursome Victory At Kapowha Country Club
Weavers win two ball mixed foursomes with 63 total strokes at Kapowha CC. Mrs H D Everett and J Latham carded 87, narrowly ahead of Mrs M M Moorhead and L B King at 89. Pairings include Mrs I G Gretham with J B Small 118 and Mrs J B Small with J G Grete hum 111, as Hana wa club hosts lively events with alternate strokes and tee drives.
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J. DB. Congleton
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Borotra Captures French Hard Court Title
Jean Borotra of France won the French hard court tennis championship at Roland Garros Stadium defeating Chris Boussus in four sets 2 8 6 4 7 5 6 4. Borotra claimed his first French hard court title after a cautious start.
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Johnny Doeg Wins Gillespie Trophy in Newark
John Hope Doeg of Newark defeated Berkley Relt of Austin in straight sets to win the Thomas A. Gillespie cup and claim the national singles championship. Doeg, in his first tournament of the season, dominated the match with swift court coverage and took less than an hour to finish 6 1 8 8 0 2.
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Doeg
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German wrestler Frank Wolff to meet Marcelle in Charleston
Frank Wolff returns to the Armory ring in Charleston to face Marcelle in a revenge match following a previous bouts between the pair. The card includes Jo Banaski as light heavyweight champion aspirant and a mix of preliminaries, with bouts starting around 11 pm.
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Igminnt
Joe Banaski
Mid-West Wrestling Association
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Marcello Kalla
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Beighter
Three Boxing Nights Highlight Garden Schedule
Madison Square Garden will host three boxing nights this week. The feature bout pairs Vince Dundee against Ben Jeby for middleweights at MSG Thursday. Other cards include Jackie Fields vs Relampage Gaguera in Chicago and numerous regional matchups across venues from Seattle to Detroit.
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Columbus
Johnny Minetla
Detroit
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Sapkon
Newark
Andy Divodl
Senators Rally Past Clarksburg In Eight Inning Victory
Charleston defeats Clarksburg 25 to 4 as timely hitting and sharp infield play swing the game. Chase starts for Clarksburg but Charleston pitchers Stark and Chase are hurt by the home runs and late-inning rally. Johnson Mackey Crow and Zupende drive in runs in the eighth as Coffin hits a homer and McDonald makes a key catch.
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Koch Find To Lef, But Tiemen
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Bartley Releases Latzo for Scrap Here on June
Bartley announced last night he received a telegraphic message from Chorley of New York manager of Pete Lat who was set to meet Emmett Jac ro in the main go of the boxing show at Kanawha City ball park June 3. Bartley agreed to release Lat for the date as he had another offer for a larger purse elsewhere. He hinted at bringing King Levinsky to Charleston soon, likely for the same date if negotiations succeed.
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Chorley
Donnexon
New York
Pete Latz
Emmett Jac
B.A
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Charleston
Partley
King Levinsky
Schmeling Demonstrates Prowess Before Cleveland Title Fight
Large crowd at Conneaut Lake Park watches heavyweight Max Schmeling train ahead of his July 3 title clash with Young Stribling in Cleveland. He showcases fast jabs and solid form on both heavy and light bags, meeting many German American visitors from Pittsburgh and Cleveland before resting ahead of Tuesday’s workout. American Association scores show Minneapolis, St Paul, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Louisville, Columbus, Toledo outcomes.
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