Golfing Pros Battle For National Open Crown
The 72 hole national open at Inverness opens Thursday with Bobby Jones out of contention. Twenty amateurs enter but none pose a serious threat as Tommy Armour leads a strong field of pros from England and America including Hagen Sarazen Diegel Farrell Espinosa Burke and Shute.
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Toledo
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Inverness
Johnny Lehman
Chicago
Tommy Armour
Detroit
England
America
Baseball's Big Six and International Threats Highlight Golf Match
The passage names Baseball's Big Six as the American team and British players Arthur Havers W. H. Davies Abe Mitchell and Charles Whitcombe as British hopes. It notes Henry Cotton was removed from the British team for refusing to travel. It also lists Percy Allis for Germany Aubrey Boomer and Auguste Boyer for France and Larry Montes for the Philippines as other international threats.
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Arthur Havers
W. H. Davies
Abe Mitchell
Charles Whitcombe
Henry Cotton
Germany
Percy Allis
France
Aubrey Boomer
Auguste Boyer
Philippines
Larry Montes
Baseball Stars and Listings Featured in Our Opportunity Sale
Yesterday Webb and Red Six lead home runs with Ruth and Williams highlighted among teams including Yankees Athletics Giants and Reds. The note lists items such as gas ranges hot plates oil stoves and ovens as part of the Opportunity Sale at Clark's Plumbing and Hon Store next to the Postoffice phone 124-R.
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Webb
Red
Ruth
Yankees
Williams
Athletics
Ott
Giants
Leach
Glante - Lindstrom
Collins
Cardinals
Stripp
Reds
Crabtree
Clark's Plumbing & Hon
Postoffice
Baseball Standings And Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday results show Brooklyn over St Louis 10 to 4 and New York a 17 to 5 over Cincinnati In the American League New York beat Cleveland 9 to 5 while Philadelphia defeated Detroit 9 to 1 Chicago edged Washington 2 to 1. Mid Atlantic results include Fairmont over Johnstown 5 to 3 and Parkersburg over Scottdale 3 to 0. American Association features Louisville winning 4 to 3 and 9 to 3 over Toledo in a doubleheader.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Fairmont
Johnstown
Cumberland
Charleroi
Charleston
Huntington
Beckley
Clarksburg
Altoona
Wheeling
Scottdale
Parkersburg
American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Ww. L. Pet
L Pet
Gilda Gray Suffering Heat Attack in New York
Dancer and actress Gilda Gray remained ill at her hotel after a heart attack on Saturday. Physicians said she was too weak to be moved to a hospital and she was improving today in New York.
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New York
Gilda Gray
Sentinel Ad Rates and Copy Rules for Frat Inserts
Advertising rates are two cents per word for the first insertion and two cents per word for each additional insertion. The minimum charge is 45 cents. Each initial and each figure counts as one word. All ads must fit the proper classification and errors reported immediately. The Sentinel disclaims responsibility for more than one incorrect insertion.
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Sentinel
Girl Aquatic Star Hurt In Plane Crash
Betty Robinson, 19, Olympic 100 meter champion, was critically injured in a plane crash near Chicago with her cousin Wilson Palmer, who was also hurt. Robinson suffered multiple fractures and possible skull injury. doctors expect she may not run again.
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Chicago
Betty Robinson
Northwestern Univaeai
Wilson Palmer
Palmer
Oak Forest Infirmary
Robinson
Week End Sports Roundup from Columbus and Across Circuits
Ryder cup sees America beat Great Britain 9 to 3 with Hagen defeating Whitcombe 4 and 3 in feature singles. Dunlap of Princeton wins intercollegiate title by 2 and 1 over Epler of Ohio State. Jones shoots 72 but loses handbal 3 and 1 to Hicks and Turpie on Columbus course. Gledhill of Stanford over Barnes 6-1 6-2 6-4 for intercollegiate racing title. Latonia Derby earned 25000 added, Spanish Play wins by neck over St Brideaux. Seattle third. Gallant Knight triumphs in Francis Peabody Memorial handicap. Oscalator wins Great American for juveniles. Babe Didrickson sets 80 meter hurdles and 220 dash marks. Ruth homers for No. 17. Yankees buy Satlzgaver and Murphy from St Paul.
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Columbus
O.—America
Great Britain
Hagen
Charles Whitcombe
Chicago
George Dunlap
Princeton
Bob Epler
Ohio State
Jones
Henry Cotton
Helen Hicks
Marion Turpie
Latonia
Seattle
Homewood
Gallant Knight
Satin Spar
Mike Hall
Paul Bunyan
New York
Baseball roundup of hits and wins across leagues
Yesterday's scores feature Ferrell and Schulte driving in the tying and winning runs for the Browns against the Red Sox. Babe Ruth slugged his 17th homer and added two singles for the Yankees in a win over Roy Mahaffey and Rube Walberg. The Athletics topped the Tigers 9-1 and 5-1 in a double bill, Fred Lindstrom had a homer and three singles for the Giants in the first game against the Reds, and Ed Brandt earned his 10th win as the Braves beat the Cubs 9-1 on seven hits.
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Associated Press
Ferrell and Schulte
Browns
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Padiangs
Roy Mahaffey
Rube Wal
Berg
Tigers
A’s
Wice
Fred Lindatrom
Giants
Reds
Ed Brandt
Braves
Cubs
Philadelphia
Athletics
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Mahaffey
George Walberg
al Thomas
Chicago
Bob Burke
Ben Chapman
New York Yankees
Cleveland
World's Richest Turf Season Attracts Arlington Crowd
The world's richest racing season, valued near $750,000 in purses, drew elite turf figures to Arlington Park in Chicago on June 29 as the peak events began.
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Arlington Park
Chicago
World’s Wealthiest 3 Year Old Race Set July 29
The 30 day season peaks July 29 with the classic offering 70000 added money to decide the world’s wealthiest three year old. Notable nominees include Mrs Payne Whitney’s Twenty Grand Sun Beau Gallant Knight Audley Farm’s Mate and Victor in major derbies.
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Payne Whitney
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Audley Farm
Gallant Knight
A. C. Bostwick
Conqueror
Victor
Wasington Park
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Summary of top NL and AL players with leading stats including Klein and Terry. Highlights include Klein of Philadelphia leading runs batted in and hits, Hornsby and Davis among leaders, and notable pitching marks for Bush and Fischer with strong records.
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Davis
Phillies
Klein
Terry
Giants
Hornsby
Cubs
Berger
Braves
Bartell
Worthington Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Bush Cubs
Derringer
Robins Rise as Contenders After St. Louis Win
The Brooklyn Robins, after a slow start, surged to a 10 to 4 triumph over St. Louis with Adolfo Luque earning the win in a ten-game stretch. The pennant race picture shifts as the Cards drop margin, Giants and Braves win, Browns extend a long winning streak, and Ruth and Chapman contribute to New York’s 9 to 5 victory over Cleveland.
Dixie Girl Aims At 32 Olympics
Crystal Springs Mississippi town hopeful Rose Miller known as the Mississippi Wonder Girl aims for the 1932 Chicago national track events and Los Angeles Olympics. She ran 50 yards in six seconds and 75 yards in 9.3 seconds while broad jumping 16 feet 8 inches at a Southwest Track meet.
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Crystal Springs
Suiss
Rose Miller
United States
Pose Whem
Rose
Chicago
Los Angeles
Grand Circuit Turf Opening Marred by Destructive Fire
Cleveland on June 29 reports the Grand Circuit Turf opening at North Randall track was preceded by a blaze that injured three men, one seriously, and destroyed George Tipling’s stable with an estimated loss of 12000 dollars. Fire Chief Elmer Taylor blamed a carelessly tossed cigarette.
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Cleveland
George Tipling
North Randall Track
Elmer ‘Taylor
Warrensville Heights
Stribling Schmeling To Dedicate Cleveland Stadium Fight
Cleveland and boxing fans await the Stribling Schmeling heavyweight title bout at the new eight million dollar municipal stadium. The promoters expect strong advance sales and a profitable night with Stribling and Schmeling in top shape, while Madison Square Garden Corp. would gain a substantial profit if the event grosses high.
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Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Madison Square Garden ‘Corporation
Stribiiing
Schmeling
Stribling
Schmeting
Frank Klaus
Pittsburgh
Iitme
Pion
Tony Ross
New Castle
Tom Mir
Jimmie Dime
Jimmy Dunn
Silver Coffins and Flying Ambushes Headline Oddities
A collage of brief, drifting items reports Ruth Nichols flying home to New York but delayed by injuries, a dubious tale of fake gangster coffins valued at $20,000, a Copenhagen quip from Otto Bile about fitting and callars, a Freeport NY fire crew scrambling amid an elderly house blaze, and a New York line about a road-ready autonomous body.
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St. John
N. B
Ruth Nichols
New York
Clarence’ Chambralin
Freeport
N. Y
Aail
Londos Defends Mat Title Against Steele at Yankee Stadium
Londos, regarded by the New State Athletic Commission as the world heavyweight wrestling champion, defends his title against Ray Steele in an outdoor bout at Yankee Stadium. The show, promoted by Jack Curley, is billed as the first big outdoor wrestling event in New York. Proceeds were reported as 000.
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New York
Londos
New State Athletic Commission
Ray Steele
Yankee Stadium
York
Jack Curley
London Steele
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Taylor County
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Girl Aquatic
Star
Haverford
Keith Gledhill
Stanford
Bruce Barnes
Texas
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Babe Didrickson
Dallas
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Jack Satlzgaver
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Dixie Girl
Copenhagen
Denmark
Otto Bile
Steele
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