Jones Wins British Amateur Championship At St Andrews
Bobby Jones of Atlanta defeats Roger Wethered of England in the 6 hole final at St Andrews to capture the British amateur title. The match ends 7 up and 6 1 to Jones after a see-saw afternoon, with Jones overcoming pressure to clinch the championship in front of 13,000 spectators.
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United Press
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Scotland
Bobby Jones
England
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Cyril Tolley
Bobey
Atlentan
Baby Sow
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Wade Pat
Ailarian
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Wetheren
Tim
Sturts & Magnificent
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Wethered
Bobby
Werbtred
Roger
Taree
Joes
Ruby
Defeat Girard In Erie County League Battle
In a seventh inning rally the Corry entry of the Erie County Baseball League beat Girard 7 to 4 at home. Long held the mound for Corry, despite Girard scoring early. key hits came from Kuhoski, Von Nieda, and Debury as Corry seized control in the fourth and clinched in the late innings.
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Erie County Baseball League
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Moundamen
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Pala
Bowen
Frank Kuhosk
Matt Chase
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P. Kuhveld
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Read
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Shorts Stroup
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Chae
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Baressi
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Morton
Smalley
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Chesko
Cohen
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J. Kuhorski
Ghesko
Maas
Patch Biutant
Luther Wins Weekly Pro Golf Tourney Over Glenwood
Luther, the Corry pro, shot 66 67 for 133 total to win the Northwestern Pennsylvania Professionals Association 36-hole event at Glenwood. Capabianco of Meadville led after 18 with 65 but faded after a creek trouble. Wendel of Lawrence Park took third with 137 as rough winds and back-nine drama shaped the finish.
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Glenwood Mnks
Corry
Johnny Capabianco
Meadville
Erie Sports
Ray Peghles
Dispatch-Herald
Ted Luther
Te Corry Country
Glenwood Municipal
Northwestern Pennsylvania Professionals' Association
Tittle Johnny Capebianca
Meadville Country Club
Carl Wendel
Lawrente Park
Glenwood
Mone
Shill
Cinrse
Joe Higgins
Lake Shore Club
Johnny Capebiancy
Higgins
Capebianco
Wendt
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Luthers
Hive
Weekend Scores Across Leagues and Park Golf Anecdotes
Yesterday's scores show Chicago beating St. Louis 7 4 in extra innings and Detroit prevailing 5 2 and 9 6 over Cleveland in two games. The circuit also lists Brooklyn 11 Philadelphia 1 and 11 9, plus Chicago 2 0 and 9 8 with St Louis, while Boston edged New York 6 5 in two. In golf reporting, a shot lands in a creek then banked shots and pars frame a notable Erie Golf Club round. Gant McIntosh shoots consistently while Higgins struggles after an 87 on the morning then 71 in the afternoon.
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Chisago
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
National
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Erie Golflub
Mac
Higgins
Pete Washington
Heese
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Wat St
Beavers Lose Wild 10-9 Final at Youngsville
Corry High trailed 9-2 entering the final inning but saw a furious rally fueled by an error filled sequence and wild ball call to drop a 10-9 decision to Reid Pierce's Youngsville crew. Kirch held the Homers until the ninth as Meadon Coxey Putnam and Abraham sparked the late surge amid pandemonium and near fisticuffs.
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Reid Pierce
Corry
Brokenstraw
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Homa
Cox
Kirch
Meadon
Coxey
Putnam
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Bell
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Hovey
Jean Green
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B. Redgle
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AE Gilliland
Meubon
Yeh
Dan Oo Casey
Fulian Foie
Abrifiam
Presborough
Hendrickson
Gilliland
Bachother
Sprovers
Hensdrickson
Beagle
Arnold Cops Speed Classic One Killed
Indianapolis May 21 American speed racing ended with Billy Arnold winning the 600 mile Memorial Day classic at the speedway after a day of crashes. One mechanic, Paul Matsugi, 34, was killed. two were critically injured and six hurt as 28 drivers faced hard wrecks. Arnold’s four hour forty eight minute show averaged 100.42 mph, earning him 762150 and potential further prize money. Second went to Shorty Canton of Detroit. third Louis Schneider of Indianapolis. fourth Louis Meyer of Southgate, California.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Indianapolis Speedway
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Peter de Paglo
Sutenante
Paul Matsugi
Qi Wor Troit
America
Shorty
Canton
Detroit
Hartz-Miller
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Cantion
Louis’ Schneider
Infisnapolis
Louis Meyer
Southgate
Calif
Observe Boys Athletic Day at Junior High School
A boys athletic program was staged this afternoon as the final day of Boys Week observance sponsored by the Rotary Club. Several events were held for the youngsters and the boys hand was scheduled to make its first appearance this afternoon, wrapping with a baseball game between East Hickory and Corry High.
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Rotary Club
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Corry High Nines
Corry Nine Cops Doubleheader Setups Wins
The Corry Jamestown nine swept a doubleheader against Union City on Washington Street. They won game one 25 to 4 with Kightlinger pitching and finished game two 82 to 11 behind Kestler on the mound and Ross at catcher. Corry Jamestown travels to Garland for a game this afternoon.
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Washington Street
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Kestler
Industrials
Ross
Garland
Corry Fans to Attend Indians Yankees Game
Thirty Corry fans will attend the Cleveland Indians versus New York Yankees game on Sunday June 15. Tickets were mailed in Meadville as part of the Clint Brown day celebration. The Hekets are expected back next week to distribute reservations to Corry fans. Mrs. Mattie O Carter, 66, Franklin resident, was found dead in bed yesterday.
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Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Corry
Mattie O. Carter
Franklin
Corry Flappers Set for Union City Monday Debut
The Corry Flappers girls baseball team begins its 1930 season Monday at Union City at 6 45 pm facing a local girls squad. Leo Skiff handles backstop duties and Harold Kightlinger covers short with a lineup featuring Ruth Soper Betty Dimmick and Dorothy Henry among others. A return game will follow later in Mt. Jewett.
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Corry Flappers
Union City
Leo Skiff
Harold Kightinger
Mitired Courteen
Ruth Soper
Betty Dimmick
Harold Kigh
Lige
Dorothy Henry
Ik Walrous
Margaret Freno
Hileen Kimmey
Alice Freno
Margaret Kighllinger
Thela Reagle
Jessie LeMachio
Marie Baressi
Corry E Published West Boat Ad Exthun Coles
Fragmented OCR text discusses trade, travel, crime, and prohibition era themes. It mentions Nicaragua, marines, policing, and debates over criminal justice, parole, and temperance policy. Names and clear events are sparse. context implies a newspaper column or editorial note.
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West Boat
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Tribune T Chamber of
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Arnold Cops
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Jersey City
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