Spectacular comeback saves Ted Luther in sport
Ted Luther rallied to shoot a 73 in the afternoon round after a shaky start in the qualifying for the National Open at Pittsburgh. Jacobs praised Luther’s late surge as a striking finish amid a field of 93 golfers, with strong notes on other players and a busy Notre Dame football schedule and boxing chatter accompanying the golf results.
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Corry Pro Third in Qualifying Open Round
Ted Tiiber of Corey Countey Ghib placed third in the Oakmont qualifying for the National Open at Toledo. Eight pros and one amateur advanced, led by Loeffler with 148, Parks 152, Luther 154, Parks the amateur, and others. the event tested the new ball as players posted varied scores on tough greens.
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Full Leatfler
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Sam Parks
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Vinsely
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Toledo
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Jacksonville
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Parks
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Incomplete Scores From Early Basketball Roundup
Fragmented list shows results like American ington 18 over Chicago 4 and Cleveland 4 over New York 1. It notes only Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at New York with Boston at Gimetmt and Brooklyn at St Louis demonstration games.
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Senators
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Nameless Nine Booster Game Next Saturday
Manager Notte of the Nameless Vine announces a booster game next Saturday against the Union City Independents to raise funds for uniforms and gear. The Nameless Nine previously upset Cart Coates, who is slated for mound duty for the Independents, who blanked Clymer 2 0 last week and now seek revenge.
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Nameless Vine
Union City Independents
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Nameless Nine
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Clymer
Union City
Coates
Corry
Walters Beats K O Kelly In Ten Round Decision
In Franklin Pennsylvania Joe Walters from Springfield Ohio won a ten round decision over KO Kelly. The card also saw an eight round draw between Indian Tiger and Billy Brut. Allan Beaty and Todd Smith drew in six. U S Carpentier stopped Jimmy McMehon in five of six.
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Joe Watters
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Kelly
Alrom Ohio
Tiger West
Pittsburgh
Billy Brut
Boston
Mass
Allan Beaty
Todd Smith
Canton
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New Kensington
Jimmy McMehon
Wheeling
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150 Golfers Qualify for National Open at Toledo
New York June 9 The United States national open at Toledo draws 97 qualifiers from 20 district meets with 3 percent exempt. Notables failing to qualify include Willie MacFarlane and Cyril Walker while Whitty Cox led New York with 198 and Al Hespinosa posted 135 for best round across districts. A five man tie for 16th prompted USGA to decide eligibility for playoff entry.
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Rye
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Chicago
Edldie Loos
United States Golf Association
Clara Bow Ends Film Contract Vacation Update
Hollywood July 9 Clara Bow the red haired It girl of Paramount publicly ends her long association with Paramount Public Corporation. She was released from her contract at her own request after health and legal pressures weakened her studio ties. Bow, a Brooklyn native, expressed relief at the termination and said she can now focus on regaining her health with a clear mind.
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Paramount Public Corporation
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Paramoount Publis
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Brooklyn
Fragments of War Gunnery Found Off Italian Coast
Minalmating Italy reports fragments of a war gun and possible gunner remains found at sea. The search indicates a cannon or firearm involved in a bombardment, with uncertain details and dates. Local authorities investigate to identify the vessel and individuals amid the wreckage.
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Kumin Jones
Belmont Stakes set as two horse duel predicted
United Press reports Belmont Stakes fans will see a two horse race between Mrs Payne Whitney's Twenty Grand and George D Winner's Jamestown. Analysts expect five or six starters but predictions center on the Whitney and Winner entries for the 1981 event at Belmont Park. The piece recalls Belmont history and the Derby-like prestige of the race.
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United Press
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Old Jerome Park
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George D. Winener
Jamestown
Ural
Gallant Box
Whithope
Mississippi girl is Olympic hope from Merigold
An 18 year old Merigold Mississippi girl Sammy Janette Rushing wrote the National AAU seeking Olympic guidance. She reports no training facilities yet cites performances near American records in broad jump high jump and sprint. AAU secretary Dan Ferris advised her where the Olympic events will be held and how to reach them.
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New York
Merigold
Sammy Janette Rushing
America
Miss Rushing
AA. U
Dan Ferris
AAU
Finland backs day law despite petition drive
Miss Numella of Finland told delegates to the Women's Christian Temperance Union that 118,000 Finnish women signed a repeal petition, but she dismissed it as unrepresentative. She blamed capitalist pressure and deceptive signatures, saying the move reflects educators and mothers more than public sentiment.
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Gotan
Jida Numella
Finland
Women's
Christian Temperance Unon Nele
Piuiland
Miss Numella
Bojorski to face Dean on Erie fight card
Erie boxing promoter Jack Barry announced two additional bouts for the Friday card headlined by Frankie Bojorski and Jimmy Dean. The semi final features Billy Emms versus Jimmy Moore, with Patty Ferrando facing Bobby Vogel in the opening bout. Bruns returns from injury to meet Jimmy Moore, who recently beat Jimmy Hogan. The main event between Bojorski and Dean closes a card built from local fighters rising from amateur ranks.
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Frankie Bojorski
Jack Barry
Otter
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Worcester
Jimmy Moore
Pittsburgh
Patty Ferrando
Ashtabuld
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Bria
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