Luther Enters Qualifying Round for U S Open
Ted Luther the Cary Country Club pro seeks a place in the U S Open at Interlachen. The USGA assigns qualifying spots across districts with 80 players prequalified from the 1929 field and others in foreign play. Entries include John B. Gapebiano Meadville J Bruno New Kensington Walter Johnstone Butler Archie Loeffler Lewisburg Perry Del Vecchio Wayne Tobias Wes Walthour Greensburg and Ted Luther among nine district places at Aspinwall.
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United States Golf Association
Interlachen Club
Minneapolis
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Runnner
John B. Gapebiano
Meadville
J. Bruno
New Kensington
Walter Johnstone
Butler
Alexander Armour
Rockville
J. Dennison S. Clair
Saltsburg
Archie Loeffler
Lewisburg
Perry del Vecchio
Wayne Tobias
Wes Walthour
Greensburg
Thomas J. Davies
Chautauqua
Thomas W. Norton
Hollidaysburg
Ted Luter
Carry
Bari Diehl
Carl Wendell
Dbk Higgins
A. Macintosh
Charles Hymers
Erie
Kenneth PF
Rutherford
W- B. Pierée
Thiana
W. Kroshl
Reno
Belmont Race Deepens Three-Year-Old Showdown
Belmont Park hosts a major trio of three-year-olds competing for one of the turfdom’s richest purses. Gallant Fox and Whichone, both Whitney contenders, clash with James Butler’s Questionnaire amid uncertain weather and flood of prominent owners. A nearby baseball doubleheader and other regional sports notes accompany the day’s offerings.
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Trick Toy
Harry Payne Whitley
Wil Juny Woodward
Min-O-War
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V. . Yack
James Buttar
Ranie Onteider
Gallant Fox
Cubs Within One Game of NL Lead After Big Win
United Press reports the Chicago Cubs built a tie for the league lead by crushing Brooklyn 18 to 0. Charley Root pitched superbly, allowing two hits, while Charley Grimm homered for the second time. The Robins were stifled as Vance struggled. earnings for other teams noted Philadelphia’s Athletics beating the Browns, and a Pittsburgh win over Boston. Columbia names J Edward Obey captain of the 1931 baseball team after two years as varsity standout.
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Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Charley Root
Charley Grimm
Azzy Vance
Dudley
Newsom
George Earnshaw
Leroy ‘Mahaffey
Heinie Manush
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Detroit
Adam Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Pirates
New York
St. Louis
New York Giants
Cardinals
Rhyne
Cicero
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphis
Cincinnati
Reds
Souther
Columbia
J. Edward Obey
Obey
Erie County League revises schedule for Wesleyville games
The Erie County League adjusts the schedule due to Wesleyville's audition. June dates include North East at Girard and Union City at Wesleyville. July features Harborcreek, Corry, and Union City matchups. August and September list further duals with Girard, Corry, and North East across Harborcreek, Wesleyville, Union City, and related venues.
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Weleyville
Harborcreek
Erie County
Inch Billiards
Wesleyville
North East
Girard
Union City
Wesleyviledune
Harbo Creek
Uly
Corry
Hanborcreeke
Nori East
Huphorcreete
Unioh City
Marhoscreel
Girerd
Harborcreels
Tinton City
Hayporcretic
Tarborcreek
Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
American yesterday saw Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 and Cleveland 9 Boston 4 with wet grounds noted. National league results include Chicago 18 Brooklyn 10 New York 10 St Louis 7 and Philadelphia 14 Cincinnati 5. Today Philadelphia faces Chicago and New York plays St Louis with several intercity matchups listed.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
National
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
National Pistshared
Cleveland Az
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Beaconsfield on the desert making the camel
A reflective line notes that conditions drive expediency and shape the camel, praising the animal while attributing its traits to the desert environment in Beaconsfield.
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Desert
Favor Trojans Over Field In Track Carnival
Southern California’s Trojans led a strong field as national track finals opened in Chicago at Stagg Field. Ohio State and Illinois also qualified multiple athletes, with George Simpson and Frank Wykoff among top sprinters in the 100 yard dash pursuit of a world mark. Lee Sentman of Iowa State starred in hurdles, as Washington University and Stanford plus Nebraska and Kansas echoed strong showings in the finals.
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Chicago
California
Staggield
Chicago University
Illinois
George Simpson
Ohio State
Frank Wykoff
Southern California
Simpson
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Nes
Stanford
Nebrask
Kanga
Theos
Kansas
Babe Herman and Rice Still Setting Pace
United Press statistics show Babe Herman of Brooklyn and Sami Rice of Washington leading major league batters. Sherman tops the National League with a 420 percentage and 50 June scores. Rice hits .401 in 44 games with 73 base hits and ten steals. Ruth leads the American League in runs and RBIs, while Hack Wilson heads the NL in homers and RBIs. Lively Grove and Luque pace the mound, and team batting leaders show St Louis and Philadelphia at .828.
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New York
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Sami Rice
Washington
United Press
Sherman
Rice
Babe Ruth
Hack Wilson
Tubs
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Lifty Grove
Athletics
Adolfo Lique
Robins
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Grove
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Hubins
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Giants
Pirates
Grein- Inatl
Boston Braves
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Americans Reach Tennis Finals in Dominant Show
Americans advance to the final rounds of a major tennis championship after strong showings in semifinal matches. Top U.S. players posted decisive victories, signaling strong medal contention as the event moves into final play.
Paley to Meet Ryan in London Women’s Singles Final
London reports Miia Paley of Brookline will face Elizabeth Ryan of California in the women’s singles final at the North London tennis tournament. Paley advanced after a straight set win, while Ryan overcame a tough earlier test to reach the final.
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America
Miia Sarah Paley
Brookliie
Muse
Elizabeth Ryan
Tormia
Miss Palfrey
Mary
Greet
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Jim Londos Crowned World Welterweight Champion
United Press reports Jim Londos of St. Louis, a Greek wrestler, was named world welterweight champion by the National Boxing Association after defeating Dick Shikat of Germany in a Baker Bowl finish bout. Crowd of 25,000 endured rain as Londos secured the fall with a Japanese headlock and leg hold.
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United Press Philadelphia
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Te National Boxing Association
Londos
Dick Shikat
Germany
New York
Pennsylvania
Baker Bowl
Londa
Aussies Lead in Davis Cup Play
Australia and England opened the European zone Davis Cup quarter finals with Australia needing one win to seal the series. Barry Hopman defeated J Colin Gregory 8-6 6-4 9-7 and Jack Crawford beat Harold G N Lee 3-6 6-2 4-6 6-2 6-2. Doubles action followed with two singles set for Sunday as Australia pursued a place in the semifinals.
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Australia
England
Barry Hopman
J. Colin Gregory
Jack Crawford
Harold G. N. Lee
Congressman Porter in Pittsburgh Hospital Care
Congressmen Stephen G. Porter, brought to Allegheny General hospital for treatment, remained unchanged as doctors weighed possible illness causes. He had been a patient for months at Naval and Emergency hospital in Washington. The line notes that the New York Giants and New York Yankees led their leagues in team fielding.
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Pittsburgh
Stephen G. Porter
Allegheny General Hospital
I. H. Frederick
W. A. Dearth
Porter
Naval and Emergency Hospital
Washington
Athletics
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Altoona Race Entry List Closes Today at Speedway
Altoona’s annual Flag Day auto classic draws attention as entries near deadline midnight. Paul C. Pommer announced a late entry from Lou Schneider, who will bring the Bowes Seal Fast Special, aiming for top speed and prize money above $5,000.
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Altoona
Speedway
Paul C. Pommer
Lou Schneider
Indianapolis
Altoona Oval
Billy Arnold
Fraternity
Iest
Uss Snowbenger
Fred Lec Fiden
Admirals debate naval power and public opinion in war talk
Fragmentary excerpts show a discussion of Britain Japan and naval strength, technology and psychology of war, and how public sentiment, leadership, and media shape policy. References to Copeland, senators, health, and supplies hint at broader wartime debates and civic priorities.
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London
Britain
Japan
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