National Open Golf Preview at Scioto Course
golf experts weigh Scioto Country Club in Columbus as the national open July 8 10 nears the field faces a demanding layout with par 72 and rough history of winning scores around 290 296 suggested as likely and past champions cited for context plus schedule update on the Cincinnati Country Club club championship rain postponement to June 12 13 and related events
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Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Scioto
Johnny Rogers
Dayton Country Club
Jim Barnes
Jess Guilford
Dave Herron
Mike Brady
Emmett French
Cyril Walker
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Chic Evans
Harry Hampton
Mini- Kahda
Columbia
Gene Sarazen
Glencoe
Worcester
Willie MacFarlane
Bobby Jones
MacFarlane
Cincinnati Country Club
Cincinnati Country Club Star Enters Hall of Fame
A Cincinnati Country Club star entered the hall of fame yesterday afternoon while playing with A. W. Herron. He notched an ace on the fifth hole, a 125 yard par three, during the outing.
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Hi Quackenbush
Cincinnati
A. W. Herron
Chicken Dinner Match at Clovernook Ends In Loss for Argo Team
Ted Argo’s squad of eelfers lost the annual Clovernook chicken dinner match to Capt. Clarence Dutlel’s crew 16 to 4 amid rain. Archie Simpson Jr. ran a ball sweepstakes. Class A winner Carl Baumgartner. Class B Ed Greene. Class C Herman Knebfer.
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Ted Argo
Clovernook
Clarence Dutlel
Archie Simpson, Jr
Carl Bauntgartner
Ed Greene
Herman Knebfer
Clarence Dutiel
Ben Shorst
Ed Honnert
Archie Beil
Lewis Crosley
Walter Evans
Walter Lang
George Todd
Lew Kauffman
R. Cragg
H. Franz
Harry Ponsford
Art Baumgartner
Paul Ward
Carl Baumgartner
H. C. Swing
Jim Bowman
Harry Collins
Frank Bowman
Ed Rinck
Fred Lucas
Frank Loewe
Bill Powers
Ed Markley
Bert Upson
Powel Crosley
H. B. van Argo
A. R. Griffith
R. S. Flinch
A. Kluneer
H. Pandorf
Bill Hawn
Fred Agnew
Opening Tacoma Bowl Ring Card Announced
Matchmaker Billy Browning announced the Tacoma Bowl card in Dayton Kentucky for tomorrow night. The event features thirty four rounds with Lou Bauman as third man in the ring. The main eight round bout Pier Tony LaRose of Cincinnati versus Billy Anderson of Louisville. Cowboy Harris vs Silver Shower Siler in the semi windup. Oscar Koff vs Gene Delmont in six rounds. Chickey vs Mickey O Hara in six rounds. George Thompson vs Patsy Flanagan and Phil Kennersman vs Terry Lingo in four round bouts.
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Therogram
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Tony LaRose
Cincinnati
Billy Anderson
Louisville
Cowboy Harris
Silver Shower Siler
Oscar Koff
Gene Delmont
Chickey
Mickey O’hara
George Thompson
Patsy Flanagan
Phil Kennersman
Trio of Matches on Gotham Card
New York May 31. Boxing fans will see six bouts at Queensboro Stadium tomorrow night headlined by Dave Shade versus Maxie Rosenbloom in a ten round middleweight welterweight clash. Also Mike Ballerino meets Johnny Leonard and Johnny Filucci faces Bud Dempsey with Patsy Ruffalo and Bobby Nelson plus Willie Siegal versus Romeo Vaughan in four rounders.
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New York
Queensboro Stadium
Dave Shade
Maxie Rosenbloom
Mike Ballerino
Allentown
Johnny Leonard
Johnny Wbilucci
Bud Dempsey
Patsy Ruffalo
Bobby Nelson
Willie Siegal
Romeo Vaughan
Shade-Rosenbloom
Tiger Flowers
Shad
Pete Lazzo
Polo Grounds
Ballerino
Ted Morgan
Leonard
Filucci
Harlem
Oakley Beats Miami in Exhibition at Dempsey Park
Oakley defeats Miami 3 to 1 in an exhibition game at Dempsey Park. Wanker and Barkley provided key hits for Oakley, while Rennell and Flinch contributed on the mound and at bat. Miami scored its lone run in the first inning as Oakley improves with timely hitting and solid fielding.
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Wilson
Wikel
Ingersoll
Breslin
Buell
Hennesy
Hoddap
Wohl
Bnell
Hennessey
Vincent Shield Rifle Meet Sees US Lead English by Fifty Two
At Bisley England the United States team ahead of English rifleman by 52 points finishing with 1131 to 1079 in the Vincent Shield match between a New York National Guard group and Queens Westmis-ter Civil Service rifles. In Middletown Ohio the Springfield Baseball Club plans protest a 38 to 3 tie with Gardner Harvey Armco after a ninth inning darkness stoppage.
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New York Tional Guard
Queens Westmister
Civil Service Rifles
Middletown
Martin
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Gardner-Harvey-Armco
G-H-A
Martin Will
al Leake
Reynolds
Roy Defeats Kramer In Ten Round Match
In Philadelphia on May 31 Leo Kid Roy of Canada 127 pounds earned a judges decision over Danny Kramer of Philadelphia 127 pounds after a ten round bout. In the semi final Tommy West of Trenton 163 pounds KOed Rock Smith of Battle Creek Michigan in the second round. Val Fontaine of Canada 156 knocked out Bobby Marriott of Baltimore 16114 in the fifth round of a six round prelim. Whitey Fitzgerald of Philadelphia 145 percent was awarded a judge's decision over Johnny Ketchel of Philadelphia 150.
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Leo
Kid) Roy
Canada
Danny Kramer
Tommy West
Trenton
Rock Smith
Battle Creek
Mich
Val Fontaine
Bobby Marriott
Baltimore
Whitey Fitzgerald
Johnny Ketchel
Cheviot Clits Defeat Richmond In Central League Slugfest
In Cheviot Park, Cheviot Clits top Richmond of Indiana 15 to 8 after a seven run second inning rally. Minner and Creager sparkled for the losers with two doubles each while Cheviot’s migholz homered and doubled early. Next Sunday Cheviot travels to Ludlow Kentucky to face a strengthened Ludlow squad.
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Ludlow Defeats Champion Coated Paper 4 2 at Redland Field
In a rain halted five inning game Ludlow beat Champion Coated Paper Company of Hamilton Ohio 4 to 2 at Redland Field. Kopf led Ludlow with a double and a single while Clemons and Schmeer starred in the visitors defense. The game ended after heavy rain prevented further play.
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Macke
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Boxing Mentor Jimmy DeForest Early Life as Circus Star
The veteran trainer Jimmy DeForest known for guiding over a thousand fighters including Dempsey Firpo and Dixon began life as a circus performer. As a youth he wore feminine attire in the Barnum & Bailey act, ran away after taunts, and wandered from circus rings to Liverpool and back to New York seeking a masculine path in boxing.
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Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
George Dixon
DeForest
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Jimmy
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The
Bowery
Caseys Revenge Echoes Across Mudville Bailiwick
A reader laments that some have never heard of Casey at the Bat and its cues. The letter riffs on Thayer and the poem’s fame, citing Casey’s bat, mudville, and the iconic lines while citing Yeatsian cadence and a 1926 copyright note from the New York Tribune.
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Miami Big Reds topple Bearcats in wild 10 to 9 tilt
Miami's Big Red baseball team defeated Cincinnati 10 to 9 in an abbreviated game here. Capt. Gingrich tied for hitting honors with four hits in four trips for Miami as Ian Allen led Cincinnati with two hits in three at bats. Bowyer started for Miami but left after a line drive struck him in the face. Markle and Gansberg worked for Miami. Markle took the loss.
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Carson Rovers Triumph Over Olympic Juniors at Deer Creek
The Carson Rovers shut out the Olympic Juniors 7 to 0 on a Riverside afternoon. D Hedegold led with four hits in five trips, while Elmo R and others contributed. Errors by Rubin Riser Bottel Flecks marked the contest. Philadelphia note: Vienna Hako Soccer beat Philadelphia Field Club 3 to 0.
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Americans in Paris Tennis Debate Over Final Match
Paris reporters note American players dominate discussion on Vincent Richards plan to have Rene Lacoste play him in the final. Richards may file to the United States Tennis Association, amid Lacoste’s illness notes. Lenglen and Wills are discussed as potential finalists while French player Didi Vlasto proves formidable in opening rounds.
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