Sam Parks Wins National Open Golf Championship in Pittsburgh
Sam Parks of Millsburg edged Walter Hagen and a strong field at Oakmont to capture the National Open title with a total 298. Thompson of California led early but faltered. Park’s 72 74 78 74 closed a dramatic final round as Hagen settled third. The event offered $35,000 in prize money.
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Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
Cilonant Couitny
Mttsbret
Hine
Barthday Ag
Saumel Park
Tittaburgh
Cme Gam
Conor
Onlanoul
Pittsturgl
Megolt Dean
Saul Ony
Carks
Johnny Gaon
Utila
Fhe
Pkiyer Tide
Parke
Thamson
Californis
Nv Twat Colt Club
Columia Springs
Whee
Houetown
Thompson
Ibiniais
Smiang
Law Parks
Millsburgh
Jit Thomson
Ly Boochul
Waithe Wayou
Notrole
Metroit
Tomay Barron
W. Eis Mnutsanih Suvieh
Gindl
T. Cruckslunk
Wirher
Gleuentou
Townsend Establishes Four Regional Offices in Chicago Plan
The Townsend plan expands with four new regional offices to promote old age pensions, with Mrs. Frank Dwyer leading the Chicago headquarters. A Denver meeting is planned on May as part of the nationwide rollout. Talks touch coal strike fears and potential reforms to the industry. Officials discuss legislation on coal stabilization and regulatory changes affecting miners and producers.
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Denver
Colorado
Chicago
Frank Dwyer
Chicas
Dwyer
Hietintena
Washington
NIRA
Tua Magle
Slure
Bwedon
Wishet
Denmark
New Brush High Coach Succeeds L Telk
Myton Dutch Sehlater, a former Fort Morgan and Arkansas standout, is named Brush High’s new coach to replace L D Telk who resigned for Gulden. Sehlater, a 1927 Fort Morgan grad who studied under Jasper Patterson at Arkansas, plans coaching studies in Denver and Texas with renowned mentors.
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Brush High
L. Telk
Myton
Sehlater
Morgan
Arkansas Fothaystir
Saach Maal Toach
Iush
Ward
Haro
Ty LD
Telk
Gulden
Belister
Krestort
Fort Morgan
Port Morgan
Arkansas
Jasper Patterson
Ita
Alten
Ue Nummer
Mont al Denver
Texas
Major Leagues results from AMERICAN and NATIONAL leagues
In American league play Welphia defeated Washington 10 to 4 while Cleveland won 4 to 1 over Twelznit and Chicago beat New York at Boston was postponed due to wet grounds. In National league Chicago toppled St Town 23 to 4, Boston 4 New York and Gincionadi 4 Pittsburgh 7, with Brooklyn at Philadelphia postponed on wet grounds.
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American Welphia
Washington
J. Laura
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Boston
National Chicago
St. Town
Toston
Gincionadi
Pittaboreh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittebregh Ss
Unicago
el Gowl Cincinrati
Philadelphia
Fel
York
Vaxo
Cleveland Zha
As Pretralh
Talladelpha
Elisworth Vines Loses to Denver Pro in Five Sets
Elisworth Vines falls to Denver Pro in a five set match. The event features players Vinod, Roy Nosworth as coach, and others from the regional circuit, with unclear scores and performances noted amid chaotic OCR text.
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Elisworth Vines
Denver Pro
Hlsworth Vines
TW S
IL Wall
Vinod
Las Partes
Roy Nosworth
Craig
Saw Miktery
UL Net Vouch
Beet Field Spacing Draws Favor in Campaigns
Closer spacing for beet fields becomes a focal issue as farmers, including Jacob Gruissant and Andrew Leloff, advocate tighter layouts to boost yields and lower costs. Debates mention labor, equipment, and timing, with growers from Kuner and Martins planning thinning and harvesting strategies tied to market prices and field readiness.
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Chonic Western Usar
Batuhday
Imala
Ile
Xome
Elven
Jacob Gruissant
Martins
John Floff
Kaner
Regher Glenick
Kersey
Staan
Met
Farig
Boeken
Whiel
George Mews
P. Bengston
Kuners
Uisy
W. Leloff
Andrew Leloff
Kuner
College Summer Term Music Unig Plans Amid Workshops
The Pap Band directs a College Summer Term program featuring concerts at Box slow and Testy nights with peaking schedules at Estes Park and nearby villages. Notable figures include Clit head of the consorvylory and various instructors from Denver to Greeley guiding performances and summer band ensembles across multiple venues and dates.
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College of Eelitention
Tui
Besson
Andicons
Mrohdy
Clit
Consorvylory
Codeme
Estos Park
Pernata
YMCA
Marzonnel
Masernut Rundlen
Noytitlok Mitchesoru
Gate Carlet Iplang
Cineinoali Symsteny
Mr. Levrty
Betrell Symphony
Ind Orchestre Cary
Pauline Tintos
Denver
Tite
Smut
Denver High Band
Selolacshin
Stilo College
Gawil
de Structors
Alu. Stuart
Rumald
Hinesk C. Moore
Uteanir Porter
Delta
Otkie
University of Denver
Oculestra
Grealay
Stata GaNege
Absolete Canal Gram Junction
Instynetor
van BD
Aiier
Alvin Wiles
Greelos
Hos
Kereay
Denver Civic Symphony Orchestin
Nathial Guardinm
Fotis
Llenrielis
Esanifer Trengee Civic Symphony
Greeley Thiurmionie
Steriling
Creeley State College
Twe Athictoc
V_ fen
Jno Ray
Ebharinet
West Denver
Sratra
Lenver Gobtego
Netewetor
Vaiemtlo Henrivhs
Varry Melure
Pagna
G. Talclareinet
Paonia High School
Harton, Pavey
Robert Seelinger
Fat
Greeley High School
Greeley State College
Valentine Henriche
Olive Stephens
Fiat
Hifle Tigh
Greeley Philharmonic
Creeley
Fummer
Cloyre Stoken
Gand Junction
South Verve High
Denver College of Muele
Secant Glace
Colorado Kovinga
Yalenling Enriches
Robert Wagner
Rawlins
Wro
Nat Chetinet
Sterbingist
Ant Orchestra
Denver Civic Sympheny
Cheatra
National Hiladio Orchestra
Gresley State College
Ts. HE. Smith
Tartan Stavey
Itaonia
Tarilone Ophene
Lpworth Military Academy
Apworth
Tanias
Simmer Tand
JD. Cme
AM Brelgers Menyer
Allyanter Pane
Inslenelors
Abe Milstein
Uene Brady
Greeley
An Phone
Cachastra
Ronokt Yanko Fy Hebert Mester
Sorthtiel
M Srutmnet
Guependence
Low
Het
Carleton Syuioe Bang
Picsk
Rowe
Seoltabbitt
Nell
Grootey State College
Surin
Usitid
Cluston Waser
Garden City
Garden Ci
College
Tio
Sehool Hand
Muoteial
Frank Wirers
Aml Curtis de
Sun
Alerbert Miller
Tuggot
Foyt Morgan High School
Ha Iin
Greelty Stile Colt Swimmner
Gregley Thiiarmonie
Conon
Vexas Stall ‘Teachers College
Milly Dalby
Palisate
Price
Utah
Tan J. Woson
San Tats Valley Coubest
J. J. Little
Tammilly Pueblo
Tree Pone
Goutent Jgh
Oxehey
Pueblo
C Melville Patuanion Lone
Starlings High Bane High
Greeley State
Clifford Williams
Colomlo Springs
Colorado Springs
Arehe Gingh School
Ortheatra
Springs
Sympyheny Orchestra
King To College
Sommer Lind
Stentetor
Hert
James Mean
Nathons School
Tiraeley Gullage
Sounner Barwl
Ki Moody
Laurence
Bae ‘Oun
Goloruila State
Santest
John Hoberks
Agton Boruthal
North Denver
Grealey State Colene Bant
Swentra
George T. Tay
Trasunian Ginsburg
Walter Rosette
Talsade
Palisale High Bad
Oienostahl
al Price
Datby
van Bugis
Gresley Wen
Greeley Phiiharmonte
Creyy
Jean Whipple
Delia
Drama
Reyneriar Taling
Inghrgelor
5 Tyler
Moyers
Eeechers Calege High School
Ureelesy
Philharmonie Orchestra
Collesyy
Charles Kellow
Treeley
Lrunmpaliyi
Graoley
Bart
Mmathews
Sint Yey
Faulkner
Omaha Wins Belmont Race Amid Muddy Belmont Park
In heavy rain at Belmont Park, Omaha repeated as Belmont winner, edging Gallant Fos by a length and a half to claim the Belmont title. Walter M. Jeffords’s Pirerhorn followed in the Woodward, while Movement, Cakt Shoulder and Cimala also appear in the day’s notable finishes.
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New York
Jann
Pradé
William Woodward
Belmont Park
Gallant Fos
Sir Parton
Gali
Walter M. Jeffords
Pirerhorn
Secomte
Woodward
Winstie Cnet
Willem du Poter
Runduevar
Albert C. Vanderbilt
Boverly
Stable-Mata
Cimala
Oklahoma doctor gets four year term after murder charges
In Okla a soft spoken country doctor known for aiding youths with education pleaded guilty to lesser charges and was sentenced Friday afternoon. Authorities say murder charges were reduced to a lesser count, with the defendant expressing relief that the ordeal is over.
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End
Okla
Inne
Guy
Brewer
Avertion
Sentenen
Gecomi
Tonight Softball Pairings and Scores From Local Meet
Eccentric game notes show Deltz facing Connell Gheese Factory and LaSalla Merchants opposing LaSalla IGA stores. Greeley Riks defeated Jotastown Juda 53 to 7 while Greeley All-Stars edged CC team in a tense late game.
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Deltz
Connell Gheese Factory
LaSalla Merchants
LaSalla Iga
Greeley Riks
Jotastown JudaaLslant Grova
Greeley All-Stars
4 H Club News Keensburg Whird year sowing clus wellast
Keensburg 4 H Clubs report a busy season with meetings at Mrs Marry Ta Rae and Mrs Town Speits reorganizing, officers elected, and weekly sessions planned. notes recounts of activities, sewing projects, and social refreshments. Separate reports cover additional clubs, officers, and a brief overview of a June meeting at Mrs Harry La Rue and other hosts. Also included is a short historical note on the first post Civil War political convention in Ohio and a North Carolina detail.
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Keenssburg
Marry Ta Rae
Myre
Olivery
Marvin Jamues
Pant Ne Durant
Hutt Backigtone
Helga Ohunetede
Viula Kyauss
Antora Miray
Meleri
Ty Feld
Spelly
Pawline Durty
Orifer
Anrora Orran
Vrnifutrouts
Gill
Ruth Welland
Lorraine Jackson
Tew
Fernetta Hat
Betty Jean Bardwell
Archwra Jean Reed
Song Inader
Phyllis Steck
Pragean
Vad Low Holland
Mase the Gibson
Templer
Ruth Bolland
Phyta
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Walter Hagen
Major
Bruno
Gharisa A. Okerwager
Abovs
Mra
Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Max Mekes
Luis
Baer
Pieas
Phe Guapo
Ren Wet
LaSalle
Morris and Daushier
Iit Road
Ally
Arkarhsas
Charles
Grealey
Omaha
Trademark
Nectzteret
U.S
Patent Office
Aim Eas
Lang
Eandings
Ree McPall
Abilene
Cressman
Verns Christian University
Tilaelon
Department of Agriculture
Medhanica
Meadato Bulliers
Warner
Vy Standtnger
Standinger
Harn
Ney
Mra. Standinger
Morn
Prospect Valley
Junnior Parmera
Peer
Arcganize
Robert
Wastie Peer
Ric Jhisn
Kenneth Ines
Allen Korn
Vhhteen
Bush
Janeth Enos
Eee
Mientscher
United States
Sen Mors
Ohio
North Carolina
Ineah Dolson Cox
Ola
Thia
Inter
Columbus
Thenerab Cox
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