Jones Leads First Round of British Open Tournament
Dobby Jones shot 68 to lead the British Open qualifying round at Sunningdale. Americans Henry Cotton? and Walter Hagen tied for 73 in central section as others pursue standings. For the national contingent, Sunningdale Jones, Kirkwood, Von Elm, and Hagen feature among top names, with two days of qualifying remaining. A Dutch industrialist is reported tarred and feathered in a Midland factory incident.
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Jones
Gunn
Hagen
Londos
Dobby Jones
diMault
Amme
Hotes
Runningdale
Jonew
Joneat
Sunningdale Hobby Jones
Joe Kirkwood
Theorke von Elm
Tmi Mehthorn
Jon Stern
Hilan Newton
St. Annen
Walter Hagen
Otte Gunn
K Walker
Tommy Armour
Red McLean
Dim Tarmen
al Watron
Gates Paint Store Beats Nu Way 4 1 at Armour Park
Gates Paint Store defeated Nu Way 4 to 1 in Twilight League action at Armour Park last night. Morrison led Gates with a three for four effort and a hitting streak, while Evans and Rowe handled pitching duties. Donally and Long supplied key hits including a double and a triple as Gates pulled away in the later innings.
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Gates Pathe Utorea
NuWay Boya
Armour Park
Morrison
Paint Allagers
Tose
Gates
Evans
Rowe
Piter
Long
Ain
Lade
Huntington
Donally
Huntetnger
Itese
Grey
Nunny
Pliter
Big League Player Market Closes in New York
June 16 reports the major league player market closing with numerous trades led by Connie Mack. Philadelphia Athletics acquire outfielders and pitchers including NOL Jacobson and Pitche era Bryan Harring, while the New York Yankees add Roy Carlyle via waiver. New York Giants announce signings of Al Smith and Jon Connell from college ranks.
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New York
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Jack
Nol
Jacobson Crome
St. Doula
Etmund
Bing) Miller
Jacobsen
Bryan Harring
Predt Helmach
Tedt Vander
Nouthpaw
Villa Nova and Giants trade and college reports
Catcher Jamea Jovie from St. Baxter's college Cincinnati reports to the Giants after a day of trades. Outfielder Bly Southworth is exchanged for Helnia Mueller of the St. Louis Cardinals while Jin Silver moves to Notre Dame catcher and captain. Washington buys Cuban left hander Emilie Palmero from Columboes of the American association. Cleveland releases pitcher Aca Wehlen to Terre Haute and places Catcher Chick Autrey and Pitcher Carl Yowett on the retired list. Yale Harvard freshmen race canceled after Yale crew honor-system violations at Gales Ferry. Jersey City tops Syracuse in 14 innings, Newark defeats Mochenter, Reading defeats Toronto, Baltimore tops Buffalo.
Homewood Track Set to Open July 3 as Planned
Chicago to open the 1,700,000 Homewood track in the suburb on July 3 for a 31 day run despite State's Attorney Crowe's ban on betting. Officials say watering certificate will be issued and racing will proceed with marquee entrants like Bubwilius Over and Calaria in the American Derby.
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Chicago
Til
Herbart M. Swartzo
Ulnoia Jockey Club
Hamewand
Hobart
Crowe
Sweltzer
Bubwilius Over
Calaria
Listening Post Seeks Faulty Broadcasters In Chicago
In Chicago on June 14 a new $18,000 radio receiver designed by E A Beane will aid inspection of broadcast transmitters. The triple receiver setup covers amateur bands to 2 000 meters and 750 to 24 000 meters, with advanced modulation and wavemeter tools to detect faults, ensure proper tuning, and measure signal strength. Expected ready by July 18, it aims to minimize interference and improve station performance across regions including northern Indiana.
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Chicago
E. A. Beane
Beane
Indiana
Many Regime Swaps Mark Chinese Republic's 14 Years
The Chinese republic is described as having endured fourteen turbulent years with ten heads of state. Sun Yat-sen led provisional government, Yuan Shih-kai attempted monarchy, Li Yuan-hung served 1916–1917, and several premiers followed amid political upheaval and military pressure from Manchuria and northern governors. The piece traces rapid leadership changes through 1917 and beyond.
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Peking
Sun Yat-sen
Council of
Benth
Yuan Shih-kal
Li Yuanhung
Li Yuan-hung
Heuan-Tung
Chang Haun
Shantunis
Chang Heun
Tumn Chi- Jul
Li Yuen-hung
Chi-jul
Yuan-hong
Feng Kuo-chang
Campaigns and chaos end Tang Ta-lin rule in Manchuria
The campaign against warlord Chang Tao-lin toppled Taso Kun'a and led Fang Yu-halang to defect and seize the capital. Tan was impr, Tuan Chi-jul commented as a campromi incumbent. From 1924 the Kuomintang collapse gave way to the People's Army era, ending with Fang's control and April 1926 flight to Tientsin leaving the country without a government.
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Stentab Ie
Zane Feng Kw Ane Wee
Tivo Shich'ang
Parriment
Hau
Prince Ching
Privy Council
Tisu
Wu Paifu
Chang Tyaoshn
Manchuria
LE Yuanhung
Aldine
Tlentain
Tientaln
Aatety
Ilan Na
Taso Kun
Choi
Henan
Shantunge
Chihli Party
Li Yuan-hang
Tano
W Pei-fu
North
China
Chang Tao-lin
Taso Kun'a
Fang Yu-halang
Tan
Impr
Tuan Chi-jul
Kuomluchoh
People’s Army
Fang
Tientsin
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