Parings Announced for Corry Country Club Golf Tourney
Thirty entrants compete in match play at Corry Country Club with first round on or before Saturday. Handicaps posted in Golf Shop. Two members draw byes: Lust and Dry. Pairings include Hazel with Gilbert ton, Curtis with Otting, Dit with Rowe, Kincald with Morrow, Stewart with Drake, Sandburg with King, Keating with YanTasse, Mackiness with Glue tafson, Barker with VanTar wl, Brown with Gilette, Davis with Elliott Hoylan with Jones, Shuss with Walraven, Miller with Shee. Qualifying rounds held weekend. Prizes include 14 dollars to Hagen for driver and 9 dollars in golf balls. 7 dollars to Hagen for driver. Car ry Medical Association sponsors. Golf ball sweepstakes winner: Howard Sheen.
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Corry Country Club
Graham
W. D. Hazel
B. B. Gilbert Ton
Dr. Curtis
B. Otting
A. Dit
H. L Rowe
Dan Kincald
L. Morrow
SV. Stewart
Merle Drake
EE Sandburg
H King
C.F. Keating
R. Yan- Tasse
Jack Mackines
Walter Hagen
Carry Medical Association
Howardt Sheen
Jaurels
Hill Checks Robins But Comes Too Late
Uncle Wilbert Robinson led Brooklyn to a 7-6 win over a patched Pirates squad at Forbes Field. Brooklyn outhit 13 to 10 as Harvey Hendricks hit two homers into right, while Dick Bartell missed due to a bruised right arm and Coburn Jones subbed in with two doubles. Steve Swetonic started for Pittsburgh but faded in the fifth as Gartuga Hill shut down the rally, yet the damage had been done.
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Pittsburgh
Wilbert Robinson
Pirates
Forbes Fields
Royals
Harvey Hendricks
Dick Bartell
Short
Dazty Vance
Brooklyn
Coburn Jones
Hanves
Steve Swetonie
Weor
Buccaneery
Southpay
Larey French
Allyhough Swetonic
Gartuga Hill
Hil
Open Championship Qualifying At Mamaronack
United Press reports the 150-player field for the national open at Winged Foot Golf Club Mamaronack N Y June 27 28 will include Johnny Farrell defending champion and Bobby Jones with 15 others from 19 districts completing sectional qualifying rounds. Harry Cooper shot 75 to lead Buffalo area qualifiers while Willie Huntal tied 41 with 66 on the Salisbury Plain course in New York.
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New York
Winged Font
Mamdroneck
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Jones
Conierup
Montebelo
Alex Campbell
Dayton
Oia
Mjenn
Ohi
Hungarian Dutch match log with scattered scores
Fragmentary sports note from Budapest reports a quarter final match between Hungarian and Dutch players. Limited readable results show a 4 6 score line and a later 6 hs fragment, with names Kent Timmer and Von Rubeling appearing in jumbled form.
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Budapest
Hungary
Brian
Braves Flop From Top To NL Cellar In 1929
Boston Braves once led the National League in April and May but sank to the cellar by June. Veterans Maranville Gowdy and Evers tip from 1914 glory to 1929 decline while Judge Emil Fuchs struggles to salvage a pennant bid.
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New York
Boston Braves
Braves
Cella
Hank Gowdy
Johnny Eyers
Rabbit Maranvillé
Maranville
Fiee
Gowdy
Evers
Emil Puchy
New York City
Fuchs
Doc Dugan
New York Yankees
Bee
Boston
Maranyille
Sisier
Dugan
Maranyillé
Rivers
Joe Dugan
Lord
Dug
Phillies
Tada
Roding
Berg Favored Over Loayza In Queensboro Lightweight Bout
Berg is slight favorite over Stanislaus Loayza of Chile in a ten round lightweight contest at the Queensboro arena tonight.
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Berg
Loayza
Jack Midi
Stanislaus Loayzi
Chieu
Queensboro Aliens
Babe Ruth Plans Week Trip for Rest and Golf
Babe Ruth left for a week away from Yankee Stadium packing golf clubs and fishing gear. Miller Huggins, Yankees manager, said Ruth would suspend golf during the season. Ruth, sidelined by illness, did not disclose his destination, but rumors place him at a bass lake near Washington or an upstate auto trip with his bride.
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Babe Ruth
United Press
New York
Yankee Stadium
Miller ‘Huggins
New York Yankees
Ruth
Yankee
Washington, D.C
Americans Survive Play At Sandwich In British Championship
Ten Americans reach second round of the British amateur golf championship at Sandwich England as early matches conclude. Four Americans were eliminated yesterday leaving six in the second round with others set to play today. Several notable players and entries are named among those advancing and scheduled to meet rivals in upcoming rounds.
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Sandwich
Eng
Lody
Goiters
Frank Sweeney
Robert Sweeney
Walter L. Richards
Paul Azhili
John Dewson
Chicago
Stuart Schoftel
St. Cloud
Pardee Er
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Charles Sweeney
New York
C. H. Brickhill
Son
Noriansventon
Ay Bomma
Sunningdale
T. H. Perkins
Cyril Tolley
Quill Tweddell
Roller Skating Race Draws 3000 in New York Garden
A new sport event unfolded at Marlseq Bauare Garden with a 3000 strong crowd. Races began last night at 9 PM featuring skaters including Joe Laurey Kamy Frampton and others among notable Chicago contenders.
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New York
Marlseq Bauare Garden
B. mi
Chicago
Jole Fay
Joe Laurey
Kamy Frampton
Sitleen
Leaner
Ha fey s Heavy Slugging Helps Cardinals Win
Ha fy s heavy hitting powers St Louis past Philadelphia 10 to 0 as Hafe y posts homer number 15 and a trio of extra bases. Wood Englahl goes 4 for 4 for the Cubs in a 10 to loss to the Braves. Brooklyn tops Pittsburgh 7 to 3 behind Harvey Hendrick. New York loses after a call goes against them. May silences the southpaw. Athletics rout Chicago 8 to 1 behind Boley s two runs and hits. Hoyt leads Yankees to 3 to 2 win over Browns. Gomis belts two triples in Cleveland s 4 to 0 win over Washington.
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Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Harle Goniis
Von Porat Wins Over Rocco By Technical Knockout
Chicago June 11 Otto Von Porat Norwegian heavyweight scores a technical knockout over Emmett Rocco Italian heavyweights in the seventh round after a knockdown. Rocco’s corner tossed in the towel before the eighth round. Von Porat showed his noted punching power and boxing skill from the first round, sending Rocco down for the count in the decisive sequence.
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Chicago
Otto van Porat
Norwerlia
Agengey
Johnny Risk
Emmett Rocco
Risko
von Porat
Jack de Mayer
Roc
Talian
St. Rocco
Rocco
Locals Have Chance to Emerge From Cellar
Local baseball action over the weekend featured Union City and nearby teams as key players faced pivotal games. Notable moments included slugging efforts, a three-way tilt for pitching assignments, and a crowd set for an 8:30 exhibition amid team revamps and late-season hopes.
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Copry
Ismé County
Angie
Velyey
Forma Baing
Unionity
Woxleyville
Girard & Q
Albion
Enat
Union City
Ang Soury
American Standings and Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's standings show Cleveland and Washington in a close division chase with New York and St Louis also posting strong showings. National League results include Brooklyn and Pittsburgh winning, while Philadelphia and St Louis traded blows. today highlights feature Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati vs New York among others.
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Washington
New York
St Louis
Philadelpha
Clowgo
Hetroit
Bonton O
Philadelphia
SL. Louis
Detroit
Boston
el Washington
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsbane
House
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