Ten amateurs to battle in national open
Ten amateurs will compete for the national open golf championship at Inverness Toledo July 2. Notables include George Volk and T Philip Perkins of New York, Joe Pazzullo and Sam Parks Jr, with 97 more qualifiers from 20 districts joining 58 exempt professionals. Mosquiera and Willy Cox led the Chicago and Westchester districts with 135 and 139 respectively. former champions Witte MacFarlane and Cyril Walker failed to qualify at Westchester.
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New York
Mateurs
Invermets Club
Toledo
George Volgt
T. Philip Perkins
New
Stear
Iece
George Dawson
Lehman
Chicago
Lester
Bolstad
St. Paul
Tom
Tucson
Ariz
Joe Pazz
Wanumetonomy
R. J
Or O'Brien
Bryan Winder
St. Louis
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Johnny Pisce
Fort Thomas
Inverness
Interlochen
al Espinosa
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Mosq
Cox
Westchester Club
Rye
Espinosa
Witte MacFarlane
Cyril Walker
Westchester
Mike Brady
Tittle
Geo Joe Pazzullo
Detroit
Jimmy Zeller
Emil Loeffler
Richmond
al Houghton
Klein and Arlett Lift Phillies Into Batting Spotlight
Phillies pair Klein and Arlett dominate National League batting races as Arlett arrives from Oakland for 10 000. Arlett sits second in runs batted in and hits, trailing only Klein in slugging while teaming with Klein in a feared lineup.
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Philadelphia
Letty” O'Dowl
Brooklyn Dodgers
Buzz
Arlett
Oakland
Pacifth Coast League
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Phillie
O'Doul
Fresco Thompson
Dodgers
Coleague
Tom Thumb
Klein
Klein and
Indianapolis
Mr. Klein
Chuck
Klein Phillies
Giants
Hornsby Cubs
Indians top Yankees as Ferrell earns ninth win
Wesley Ferrell pitched his ninth win of the year holding the Yankees to their hits. Earl Averill hit his 8th homer driving in the runs that sank New York. Jimmy Dykes? Ford homered twice and added a single for four RBI to subdue Detroit. Mark Koenig contributed four of Detroit's seven hits off Lefty Grove. Clarence Mitchell of the Giants limited the Cubs to five hits and drove in two with a double. Ossie Bluege aided the Senators by driving in three as Whitesox pitching yielded four hits.
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Associated Press
Wesley Ferrell
Indians
Yankees
Earl Averill
Jimmy Ford
Athletics
Tigers
Mark Koenig
Lefty Grove
Clarence Mitchell
Giants
Cubs
Ossie Bluege
Senators
Prince Ito Dies Died at Age in Tokyo
Prince furokini Ito, a member of the House of Peers and auditor of the Bank of Japan, died today in Tokyo at an unspecified age. The obituary notes his royal title and official roles within Japanese governance and finance.
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Tokyo
Prince Furokini Ito
House of Peers
Bank of Japan
Baseball Roundup From St Louis and Around The League
Grove earns his 10th win as Walt Stewart fans Sox in a 4 0 Browns victory. An eight run second inning powers Washington past Chicago 18 4. Clarence Mitchell shuts Cubs 6 1 for Giants in the west. Rain cancels Phillies Pirates game in Pittsburgh.
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Grove
Walt Stewart
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Stewart
Washington
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Clarence Mitchell
Cubs
Philles
Piites
Pittsburgh
Indians Rally Past Yankees as Ruffing Struggles
The Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 1 with a ninth inning rally started by Dick Porter and Johnny Hodapp. Earl Averill added a homer and Myatt drove in a run, while Wes Ferrell notched his ninth win. The Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 7 to 3 as Lefty Grove and Jim Foxx sparked the attack.
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Lefty Grove
Jimmy Foxx
Detroit Tigers
Foxx
Wrestling results from Montreal to Cincinnati last night
Boxing notes show LASI FeArS and Philadel phia versus Joe Barbata in New York with a draw. Yustin Sirutisy stopped Gus Rodenburg in Brooklyn. Billy Avera outpointed Mickey Delio in West Palm Beach. Nelson Wegengarten KO'd Marty Bibbitt in Bayonne. Frankie Puccio outpointed Demasto Ceda in Porto Rico. Jack Renault defeated Ad Warren in Chapel Hill. Joe Smallwood and Kimmie Smith drew in Lynchburg. Montreal Nick Lutze defeated Stanley Stasiak two falls to one. Jack Reynolds beat Johnny Carlin in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
New York
al Rowe
Philadelphia
Joe Barbata
Drew
Yustin Sirutisy
Gus Rodenburg
Bkobklyn
Billy Avera
West Palm Beach
Fla
Mickey Delio
Nelson Weingarten
Bayonne
N. J
Marty Bibbitt
Frankie Puccio
Demasto Ceda
Porto Rico
Montreal
Nick Lutze
California
Stanley Stasiak
Poland
Outfielders Nail Runners At Plate In Double Nail
Chicago June 9 observers saw two double plays at the plate in one inning. Kiki Curler fielded Fred Lindstrom’s deep right fly and threw to nail Hughie Ortiz at the plate. Lindstrom then threw out Cayler at the plate in the same half inning as Stephenson attempted to score.
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Tong Fites
Fit
Kiki Curler
Freddie Lindstrom
Hughie Ortiz
Lindstrom
Cuylert Cayler
Stephenson Bay
Former Trojans drill for 1932 Olympics in decathlon
USC track stars Bud Houser Lee Barnes and Jesse Mortensen prep for the 1932 US Olympic team. Mortensen, though not on the 1928 squad, posts a decathlon total of 8019.4 points, nearing the world mark, while Houser and Barnes push for events at Lincoln in July with the Los Angeles Athletic Club.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated’ Brees
Les ‘Angeles
University of Southerm California
Trojans
Clarenes
Bud) Houser
Amsterdam
Lee Barnes
Jesse Mortensen
Troy
Mortensen
Houser
Eric Krenz
Paul Jessup
Bates
Hag
Minning
Galm
Paavo Vrjola
National League and American League batting leaders detail
The report lists top NL batters Hendrick and Arlett with averages .378 and .386 respectively, plus leaders in runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, and home runs. It also notes pitchers Derringer and Sweetland with decisions, and AL standouts Ruth and Gehrig along with key RBI and run totals, including Cronin Foxx and Manush across teams.
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Klein
Phillies
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
al Arlett
Cochrane
Simmons
Gehrig
Bishop
Gronin
Senators
Cronin
Combs
Webb
Redsox
Manush
Vosmik
Indians
Geking
Lary
Chapman
Yankess
Johnson
Tigers
Walberg
Rare Editions Theft Charge In Boston Area Libaries
Harold B. Clarke of New York was arrested in Revere Massachusetts on a charge of stealing rare editions valued at 59000 from several New England libraries. Police say he admitted the thefts.
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Revere
Mass
Harold B. Clarke
New York
New England
Boston
Won Derby Fortune Leads American Derby Winner
Joseph Kennedy of Boston, aged 32, won a Derby fortune after taking 184000 dollars as the sole American entrant. The lucky horseman Cameronian, the English derby winner, stood as a contrasting highlight in the event.
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Pee Ageat
Joseph Kennedy
Boston
Hagrof
Jqby
Lucky Fleets
J. Cameronian
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Tonight's Schedule
Results from yesterday include New York 6 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 7 Detroit 3 with other American League games. Upcoming matches list Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at New York Chicago at Wellington St Louis at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at New York. Local mid Atlantic results show Bambertana 2 Scottdale 1 and Cumberland 4 Scottdale 3 with Charleston 4 Hagerstown 3 Huntington 9 Johnstown 5 and rain in other games. Today’s slate features Charleroi at Fairmont Beckley at Cumberland Charleston at Johnstown Huntington at Altoona Clarksburg at Wheeling Hagerstown at Scottdale.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Wellington
Mid-Atlantgeague Bambertana
Scottdale
At. Cumberland
Charleston
Hagerstown
Huntington
Johnstown
Charleron
Fairmont
Beckley
Cumberland
Altoona
Clarksburg
Wheeling
Ww. L. Pet
Milwaukee Beats St Paul and Columbus Triumphs
Milwaukee defeated St Paul 6 to 1 in the first game, then Milwaukee edged Columbus 5 to 3 in the second, while Toledo topped Louisville 6 to 2. Only games scheduled.
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Milwaukee
St.Paul
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Loulgville
Boxing bouts eyed for Tijuana show in June
San Diego report states offers from Agua Caliente Jockey Club president J N Crofton seek basque heavyweight Paling Uzcudun and lone-time lightweight king Benoy Leonard for a boxing event in Tijuana. The show would stage a 20 round bout for Uzcudun contingent on a Baer rematch on July 4 in Reno.
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San Diego
Cal
Paling
Uzcudun
Benoy Leonard
Tijuana
J. N. Crofton
Agua 1 Caliente Jockey Club
Wre
Tov
Uzendun
Rare cyclone tears through Grafton area golf course
Obsolete club golfers report a rare waterspout like cyclone in the Grafton region Sunday afternoon. Witnesses describe a whirling cloud about 30 feet in diameter that tore up trees along the Grafton Country Club road then diverged near the Aspinall house, leaving a path of snapped branches. Storms of this type are uncommon in the area and were noted to have occurred years earlier along the Grafton Elkins road between Belington and Philippi. The article also references Bacone College founded in 1880 by Dr Almon C Bacone.
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Grafton Country Club
Roh Courte
Aspinall
Grafton
Grafton-Elkins
Belington
Philippi
Bout between Gans and Brady postponed to tonight
In Pittsburgh the 10 round bout by Baby Joe Gans and Jack Brady was postponed from last night due to cold weather and rain and will be staged tonight. Poughkeepsie sees first changes in varsity rowing crews as college training for the regatta June 16 begins with Pennsylvanias camp possibly altering one or two spots in the first boat under coach Rusty Callow.
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Associated Prods
Pittspurgh
Baby Joe Gans
Jack Brady
Poughkeepsie
Pennsylvania
Rusty Callow
Quakers
Penn
Rowers Battle On Ohio Today Intercollegiate Eight-Oared Race
Marietta hosts an historic Ohio river event as the University of Washington crew faces Marietta College in the first intercollegiate eight-oared shell race in the region. Crowds arrive by river, rail, and air to witness the debut with observation trains and gondolas aiding coverage.
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Marietta
Here
University of Washington and
Marietta College
Ohio
West Virginia
Bitte
MacDonald
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Los Angeles
Fred Morrison
Chet Beer
Lester Bolstad
Robert Campbell
Atlanta
B. W. Gann
al Abrott
Billy Bathie
Buffalo
George Chriet
Seattle
Harold Niemeyer
Pelluck
Tommy Armour
Garnoustio
Prince Ito
BIG Six Baseball
Athletic
Hendrick
Reds
Simmins
Grimm
Averill
Indiana
Kerr
Whitesox
YANKS
Charles Rufus Ruffing
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Ruffing
Wes Ferrell
Dick Porter
Johnny Hodapp
Gd Morgan Ha
Myatt
Tod
Ferrell
Tribe
Lasi
Charlotte
Jack Renault
Canada
Ad Warren
Chapel Hill
N. C
Lynchburg
Joe Smallwood
Kimmie Smith
Jack Reynolds
Johnny Carlin
Sweden
U. S
Lindatrom
Equily
Nur Lene
Associated Arena
Herman
Robins
Terry
Hornsby
Davis
Bartell
Watkins
Cardinals
Worthington
Braves
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Jackson
Derringer
Sweetland
Derby
Ct L. Pot
Lee Ibarnest
Bud Houser
Alma Mater
Barnes
Ameri 1828
Sea
Bacone College
Almon GC. Bacone
Pr. Bacone
University of Washington
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