Two Medalists Survive as Collegiate Golf Championship thins
Oakmont Pennsylvania June 27 1930 The pompous golf championship narrows to two survivors Dunlap of Princeton defeats Puller of Southern California in a long match while Moll er of Notre Dame topples Finlay Harvard to reach the final stage The day underscores that medalists may not carry early weather into the weekend with the patch play beginning and George Dunlap Jr and Lawrence Moller the last two remaining contenders
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Princston
Lawrones Moller
Notre Dine
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Winston Puller
Southern
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Moller
Teattla
Elim Faa Phillipe Finlay
Harvard Capat
Fake death by own action Alleged Against Dr W
Allegations filed in Fort Collins detail a marriage dispute involving Marlow Elliott Brown. The suit cites an incident at a Log Cabin ranch home on a June evening in 1929 where Brown allegedly fired a weapon, misfired, and threatened his wife amid accusations of faults and conduct during a social gathering.
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Bobby Jones Heads Home After Triumphs in Britain
Bobby Jones leaves London for New York via Southampton after winning the British open and amateur championships. He travels with Cyril Tolley, the first time both British cups left England together, and anticipates a reception in New York while noting he may not return to Britain in 1931.
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Athletes, Browns split doubleheader amid confusion
Philadelphia report details a doubleheader where the Athletics split with the St. Louis Browns, taking the second game 8-2 after the Browns won the opener. Key moments include Grove homering for the Browns, Coffman held the A’s to few hits in game one, and Kimney matched with a strong pitching effort in game two. Washington also beat Detroit 6-4, Manush homered, and Cleveland toppled the Yankees 11-7 as Ruth hit his 27th. A separate Amarillo note reports Mrs. AL Payne killed in a bombing on an automobile.
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Cubs Take Game Seven In Extra In Chicago Series
Cubs beat Brooklyn Robins 7 to 3 to even the series as Cuylers 10th inning homer sparked a 7 to 3 victory. Rula, Gilbert, Finn, Ler man, Beck, Cuyler, Lopes among hitters. Lyles, weight in mound. Brooklyn four errors.
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Manion and McCrary Reach Broadmoor Golf Final
Jim McManion of Saint Louis and Bob McCrary of Des Moines advance to the Broadmoor Country Club final in Colorado Springs Colorado for the Mississippi golf championship. The 36 hole final will decide the champion with McCrary seeking to dethrone the 1924 titleholder.
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Saint Loui
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Young Americans Continue To Win Wimbledon Tennis
Frank H. King reports on Wimbledon where three American youths Wilmer Alison Johnny Doeg and Gregory Mangin reach the fourth round alongside Henri Cochet as Tilden and Lott await potential daylight battles. Monds and Jacobs falter as Moody defeats Cantor and Jacobs beats List for England.
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Newark
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France
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United States
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Baseball Results National and American Leagues
Baseball scores from National and American leagues with multiple matchups listed. Notable results include Brooklyn 6 over Cincinnati 7, New York 9 over St Louis 4, Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 7, Cleveland 11 over New York 7, and Oklahoma City 16 over Pueblo 20 with various other games and weather impacts mentioned.
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Black man saved from mob in Port Arthur Texas
Reported on June 22 a mob of about 200 Texans gathered in Port Arthur to seize Rainey Williams, a 38 year old Black man, allegedly involved with white women in the past month. Police and Fire Chief Martel and officers intervened, subduing the crowd after shots were fired, with the man removed toward Beaumont for custody.
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Shafer Expands Lead in North Dakota Governor Race
Provo Fargo June 27 Gov George F Shafer holds a sizeable edge in the North Dakota primary over nonpartisan rival Brant Brant. Returns from over two thirds of the state show Shafer with about 80,088 votes to 50,925 for Brant Brant, with several Republican incumbents renominated on partial tallies. A motion picture show proposal for Sunday screening was defeated.
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Football Guide for the 1930 Grid Iron Season Arrives
Copies of the official 1930 football guide from American Sports Publishing Company New York City edited by B K Hull arrive in Grealey. The edition features a complete recodification of football rules with supplementary notes on questionable cases to aid officials players and spectators. It includes reviews of the past season schedules for 1930 and other usable information across sections of the country.
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Grealey
Cheyenne Invites Greeley To Golf Tournament
Cheyenne country club announces an invitation to Greeley Country Club to join a golf event on July 4 6 and 6. The program includes 18 hole medal play on Friday the Fourth 18 holes on Saturday and 36 holes on Sunday July 6 with Greeley golfers expected to participate per L Leach.
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McCrary and Manion Lead in Colorado Springs semifinal play
McCrary and Manion led after 18 holes at the Droadmoor Country Club in Colorado Springs during the semi finals. Bob Merary the champion and Jimmy Manton, a former title holder, were in front with Manton leading Walter Crooke from Cherry Hills by four holes.
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Cherry Picking Prospects in Loveland Harvest
Loveland expects cherry picking to start in June with July 7 opening of a canning factory announced Friday. A late frost reduces expected crop to 60 to 70 percent of normal while over 500 workers will be employed in the factory and orchard work remains adequately staffed. In Europe about 500 Chinese students study at universities led by Germany with 273, followed by Belgium England Italy Austria and France.
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Deaths and Funerary Notices From Pueblo and Nearby Areas
Fragmented OCR yields scattered details of deaths, internment, and fires. It mentions a Charlie or Charigx related death in Pueblo, a German Austrian context, and a fire at Kiley's building with Greeley fire department responding. It also notes Alaska employment figures and a large monetary gain, though specifics are unclear.
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