Lawson Little Defends British Open Crown in Near Sweep
California star Lawson Little of San Francisco became the first U.S. golfer to win the British Amateur twice, defeating Dr. Will Tweddell one up in a tense 86-hole final at St Anne's on the Sea. Little, who also won the U.S. title last September, led most of the match and halved the final hole to retain his crown. He will stay in Britain for the British Open and skip the U.S. Open at Pittsburgh.
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ST. Anne’s-On-The-Sea
Eng
Lawson Little
San Brantisco
United States
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Prestwick
Will Tweddell
Latte
Harold Ailton
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Weaver
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Phils
Paul Derringer
High Seto! Nine Has Strength spring Greek Boy Loses Fignt
Todays sports notes cover local high school baseball revival praise for Coach Myers, boxing results with George Payer losing to Bob Resmoud, and Cy Blanton slated to debut for the Pirates. Also reported are Carnegie TechTrack, Head Play defeat at Belmont, and Indy speedway notes.
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Warren
Bob Resmoud
Youngsville
Warren County
Young Payer
Ross Expected to Edge McLarnin in 15 Round Title Fight
United Fresh reports May 25 boxing match at Polo Grounds pits Jimmy McLarnin world welterweight champion against Barney Ross in a 15 round title bout. Both trained hard, Ross slight favorite as McLarnin seeks crown defense. Weight not disclosed. McLarnin may carry 145 pounds by five to six pounds lighter than Ross.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Polo Grands
Ross
Chicago
McLarnin
Powers and Lewis Take Over City Tennis Court
Richard Powers and James Lewis have taken over the Kiwanis Tennis Court at Mill and East South streets for the season. The court, a popular city venue, will be open for games Monday evenings with a small rental fee. Brace young players may also receive lessons and coaching.
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James Lewis
Kiwanis
Mill and
East South Street
Night Baseball Gets National Endorsement In Cincinnati
May 25 reports show presidents of the National and American Leagues endorsing night baseball after Cincinnati and Philadelphia played under lights. Ford Frick of the NL praised the game, predicting more in 1936, while Will Har ividge of the AL called the event the greatest spectacle in years. Grizzled umpire Klem noted few officiating issues. Paul Derringer beat Joe Bowman 2 to 1 in front of 20 422 fans as lights operated at over a million watts, a Roosevelt backed event in Washington tagged the illumination effort.
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Cincinnati
Ford Frick
Philadelphia
Will Harvidge
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Paul Derringer
Joe Bowman
Roosevelt
Washington
Omaha Favorite to Win Withers at Belmont Park
Belmont Park on May 25 features William Woodward's Omahum, a handsome son of Gallant Fox and Derby winner, as the odds on favorite for the Withers Mile. Eight other three year olds contest the race, with Gillie and Piast Eye as Greentree Stable entries viewed as three to two second choices. Yesterday's Hero, driven by Buick Newsom for the Senators, is noted for a five bit short hurst.
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Withers Mile
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Beavers Drill Game Ends In Grads Rally Though Alumni Edge High School
A marred practice game between the Alumni nine and the High School ended 11 to 6 in favor of the Beavers. The Alumni staged a late surge with deliberate fielding slips to allow eight runs, while the High School showed sporadic strength and better prospects for the season. Coach Bill Myers plans adjustments before a scholastic game next week.
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Igh
Cis
Dimick
Mountain
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Gentilman
Tiadao Nott
Daye
Sprovers
Jackson
Pth
Krone
Abrhoae
Roelofs
Sears
J. Bates
Johson
Lathrop
Bass Meets Butch And Simmons Meets Mathews At Hickey Park
Pittsburgh May 25 The boxing show Monday night at Hickey Park features a double main event 10 rounds each Benny Bass of Philadelphia faces Mose Butch and Marty Simmons meets Allen Mathews Simmons hails from McKeesport Mathews from St Louis Butch Bass winner likely repeats against Fred dy Mer world featherweight champion Vince Davidees former middleweight champion who beat Anson Green at Hickey Park last Monday Also Skeet shoot Thursday Memorial Day at Hare Creek range 9 am concessions on site expected crowd
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Mose Butch
Marty Simmons
Allen Mathews
Butch-Bass
Freddy Mer
Philadelphia
Anson Green
McKeesport
Saginaw
Mich
Matthews Halla
St. Louis
Hare Creek Range
Owens Leads Trial Rounds In Four Events At Big Ten Meet
Owens, Ohio sprinter and record smasher, won prelims in four events at the western conference track meet in Ann Arbor. He posted the day’s best times in the 100 yards and the long jump, led in the 120 yard hurdles, and clocked a fast 20 yard dash, signaling a possible Michigan upset and Buckeye dominance after the first day.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Jesse Owens
Ohio
Miciigan
Michigan
Owens
Buckeye
Newsom Tops Chicago in His First Browns Start
President Griffiths big investment in Buck Newsom paid off as he blanked the White Sox 10 to 0. Newsom allowed five safeties and only one reached third, while contributing three of Washington’s 14 hits. Browns’ win cements standings shifts among AL contenders.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Yesterday's results show Washington 10 over Chicago 0 and Cleveland 12 over Philadelphia 2 while New York defeated Chicago 13 to 0. Brooklyn beat St. Louis 5 to 3 and Pittsburgh topped Boston 7 to 8 in another key game. International hockey results include Montreal 8 Rochester 1 and Toronto 3 12 Baltimore 21 2.
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Church League Opens Campaign Here Next Week
Corry's InterChurch-Interfaith League opens next Tuesday with six teams entered Liptharian Unitat Brethren Presbyterian Columbus Aferont and Salvation Army. Games at 6 pm on two fields The Old Pair Ground North Center Street and the Tast Main Street grounds Intermittent dates through August 13 detail matchups and venues.
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M. E Va
U. B. Va
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B.A
M. B
M. E
Columbus Va
Unclear Program Fragment Review Highlights Thematic Errors
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed phrases about a first mu corner and Rev Perry with references to Ralph and 11:00 A. M. The passage appears corrupted, mixing names, times, and incomplete phrases with miscellaneous symbols, making it impossible to extract a coherent event or report.
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Perry
Ralph
Wroni
Fragmented OCR prayer and service notes
The readable lines show a church program with references to sermons prayers and hymn lines. Mentions include a Sunday service at 10 00 AM and an 11 00 AM sermon with prayers and vows. Additional entries reference Monday scouts Tuesday Wednesday and Friday events and park street church activities.
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St. Pan South
Edward Dence
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