Hagen Sails for European Golf Tour and Open
Walter Hagen, defending national champion, sails aboard the Aquitania for a European invasion. He plans practice on deck, delays opening with Archie Compston, then competes in the British Open with Gene Sarazen, Tommy Armour and Bill Mehlborn following the voyage. He also schedules matches in France and a later return to the United States.
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United Press
New York
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Charley Guest
Los Angeles
Gertrude Olmstead
Archie Compstat
Moor Paris
England
Magen
Compston
Sumiyieh- Hagen
Heinished Turd
Gene. Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Bill Mehlborn
Aquitania
St. Cloud
France
Aubrey Boomer
Note on legality and truth claims
A reader notes concerns about the legality of a matter and questions whether the statements are true. The entry records a cautious remark without asserting facts.
Not Bothered by Bladder Weakness at Wight
Bethlehem Globe notes a personal claim about bladder health and morning refreshment. The text references pills or salts sold at a local store and mentions a Keller Laboratory and addresses in Bethleham Broad Street.
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AU Smith
Broad St
Beth
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Bethlehem Globes
Keller Laboratory
Machumburg O
Hill On Mound For Pirates
Pittsburgh opens the 1928 home season vs the St. Louis Cardinals in ideal weather. Manager Bill McKechnie returns after succeeding Bob O’Farrell. A 35,000 crowd is expected for opening ceremonies with Carmen Hill in pushing duty and Frankhouse or Rhem slated to oppose for St. Louis.
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Unien
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill McKechnie
Bob O'Farrell
McKechnie
Carmen Hill
Donie Bush
Fred Frankhouse
Flint Rhem
St. Louis
National League standings and results summary
Yesterday's NL results show Brooklyn 10 over Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 9 over Chicago 6, Boston 5 vs New York, with Cincinnati leading standings and Boston, Chicago nearby. AL results include Detroit 4 over St Louis 1, Washington 11 over Philadelphia 5, New York 10 over Boston, and standings listing New York on top. Chicago at Cleveland, Detroit at St Louis scheduled today.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cincinatii
Chicsto
Cincinnati Reasia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
St Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Lois Jue
O Doul S Homer Pyle Runner Giants Phillies Duel
Lefty O DouL of the New York Giants hit two home runs driving in three runs as New York defeated Philadelphia on five hits to one. Ancis Wilbert Robinsons Brooklyn club won ten to five over the Braves with six errors. Reds rally and Cubs fall. Yankees stay undefeated by beating Red Sox. Detriot tops St Louis Browns 4 1 behind Owen Carroll. Manter ends her life by inhaling gas in York Pennsylvania.
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Lefty O'Doul
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Ancis Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Braves
Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
St Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Paul Easterling
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Owen Carroll
Connie Mack
Athletic
Washington Senators
Miami
Okla
O. C. Pyle
Oklahoma
Joplin
Andrew Payne
Claremore
O18
Peter Gavulazi
Southampton
Eng
Gavitasi
Payne
Ighelsea
Olli Vanttinen
Aiestetitive
New York
Loita Perella
Albany
Feile Gardiner
Seattle Negro
Kearns Dempsey Trial Opens After Delays
In New York on April 19 the federal suit of Jack Kearns against Jack Dempsey began after two postponements. Judge John C. Knox presides as Kearns seeks 7011088.60 claiming one third of Dempsey’s savings under a 1923 Saysey contract.
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New York
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
John C. Knox
George N. Curtiss, Jr
Kearns
Sayséy
Dempsey
T Ranney
Philadelphia
Dark Horse Jou Rayis Leads Bold Boston Marathon Field
Boston April 16 Joul Ray regarded as the dark horse heads a field of 285 top American and Canadian long distance runners for the 2nd Annual Boston A A marathon. The race covers 26 miles and 885 yards from Hopkinton to the Boston club house as runners vie for Olympic honors in the nation s greatest foot contest.
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Niea Boston
Apri
Jole Ray
Boston A. A
Hopkinton
Boston
Sande Back in Saddle Today at Aqueduct
Sande, once America's top race rider, returns today after a winter ban from all tracks. He is expected to have four mounts in the Initial Handicap at Aqueduct, the feature on the United Hunts two-day program. He was suspended for alleged rough riding on Maryland tracks.
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Hammond Elevator CO
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Twodoor Model 56
John Wiggers
First Avenue Garage
Chrysler Sales and Service
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