Bobby Jones Wins British Amateur in Dramatic Finish
Bobby Jones conquered Roger Wethered to claim the British Amateur Championship on the Royal and Ancient course. A crowd of about 12,900 watched the American shine with precise play and steady nerves, securing the title after a dramatic 30 holes.
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Ty Frask
H. King
Re Andrew
Scotland
Babby Jones
Diadam
Roger Wethered
Ceven Ip
Bobby
Iie
United States
Jones
Wethered
St Andress
Lima
Jonea
Great Britain
Ana Fina
Baseball batting race leads as Cardinals pace league
In a tight National League battle the St Louis Cardinals hold a narrow lead in batting honors while Brooklyn and New York rivals push for top spots. Babe Herman of Brooklyn tops runs and average setters as Chicago and Philadelphia chase, with Contenders Klein and Morgan among leaders. Pitching sees Litnio and Haines sharing wins, Hallahan fanning many batters as season action intensifies.
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New York
St. Lowe Cardinals Lye
Anto
Rob Tha
Mebing
Secon
Lous
Thes
Babe Merman
Brooklyn
Paul Vancer
Litinburgh
Wrank Hogan
Ned
Ermab
Hae
Herma
Crowl
Philladelphia
Kew Tark
Mogan
Klein
Philadelphia
Deuthtt
Louls
Flowers
Broonien
Hetlmann
Chneinnati
Frederick
Chicago
Cuba
Chuck Kiemn
Phillies
Walter Berger
Braves
Ted
Ty Homme
Kukt Cutler
Wooly English
Cubs
Cutler
Adalfo Litnio
Jess Haines
St. Louis
Dim Lindacy
Wild AI Hallahan
Hay
Great Dane 15 Out Of Game Arm Gone
Philadelphia May 31 The Athletics and Cubs in the World Series game s featured Howard Mamke and the Great Dane 15 left the game with an arm injury. Manager Conte Mark announced the unconditeal release and 15 major league clubs may claim him. Mack said his arm is gone and the move clears room for a new pitcher. If Ehmke leaves the majors it ends a 14-year big league career that began in Los Angeles in 1914. Ehmke had been with the Athletics since June 1926, winning games early but later suffering a persistent injury.
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Keeler
St. Andrawa
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Wich
Ammmell
Charapion
Thay
Robby
Bobby
Hoylake
Alan Enten
Paris
Timmy Johnston
Dt. Germala
Philadelilia
Howard Mamke
Athletics
Chicago
Conte Mark
Mack
Ehmke
Los Angeles
Tifttls United
Soston
Mackméth
Ncanona
Hin Ha
Cubs
A'n
Trojans Triumph Over Stanford in Eastern Meet
Southern California dominated the two day meet at Cambridge lining up 444.25 points to Stanford's 14. Harvard finished third with 23. Michigan fourth and Yale fifth as USC set multiple records. Kenneth Churchill and Bill Carls led with meet records in javelin and shot put while Gordon Bullwinkle starred for New York in a one man show.
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Alan Gould
Prean Porte
Ome Harrazé
Crimson
Shapaca
Trojans
Stanford
Bill Carls
Ed Payne
Erjck Keens
Krenz
Kenneth Churchill
University of Californla
Churchill
Los Angeles
Yetose Finch
Jonni Myrra
Lara
Frank Wykolt
Southern California
Hector Dyce
Branford
Michigan
Dyer
Piso
Nevertheress
T He Bart
Hervard
Westerders
Bugens
Reé
Oacar Hythnematater
Eranta
George Bullwinkle
New York
Bullwinkle
CCG
Colgete
Cornell
Penn State
California
Women Club Dinner Match Sets Up Grange Event
The Women’s sports committee of the Last Grange club announces a one club dinner match staged between June 1 and 15. Two teams led by Mrs. L. V. Ketter and Mrs. Arthur Nelson compete over 12 holes with meda count adding a team dinner or breakfast win to the losers. Players are urged to coordinate dates and partners with Mrs. J. L. Yan, with lists of contestants and opponents forming a long roster.
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Last Grange Bolf
Laet Chance Golt Clh
Anpouhrona
Ons Club
Aidan
Arthur Nelson
Mra. Il
Ketter
Becau
Afair
Atte
Nelson
Aait Tan Lmiposaihla
Ludina
Mra
Pew Co Oeve
Dire Blapley
Helen Barelowy
Terk
Mutter Mildred Painter
Aautse
Mrbere
Firanore McRani
Barlogs
Maraatet Marcum
Viize
W. Xenis
Mzron
Aslen Maree Ea
Welle
Sosessydhoss Re
Bree Bherith
Florence Keay
Maniyn Beeloee
Dare Kennett
Arthur Cooper
Walker Ice and Punt
Yred Nacaele
Nelson Val
Won
Christle
J.C. Shearer
Lowell
Corsi
D. Evans
Billy Arnold Wins Auto Race Prizes in Big Chicago Banquet
Indianapolis May event awards Billy Arnold of Chicago $60 180 for first in the 600 mile auto race. Shorty Canton of Detroit $14 800 second, Louie Schneider of Indianapolis $6 960 third. Top ten earners listed with various sums. 25 drivers outside top ten share $10 000 in consolation prizes. Arnold earned $20 000 for first prize mileage and $16 900 in prize money. rest from tire and related expenses. Remaining winnings partly go to Mary Hearth, Los Angeles, owner of the car.
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Wiliam
Shorty
Hearth
Los Angeles
Lady Astor May Attend Meeting Of Veterans
Cromkston Minn May AP Larly Astor who has activities in England may attend the convention of the American Legion Auxiliary. An elf friend of her girlhood days in Virginia has received word that she will attend depending on travel plans to visit the country this summer.
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Cromkston
Minn
Larly Astor
Almasata Department
American Legion Aue
Virginia
Mra. A
Amundner
Lilly Pelle
Atnia Taglon Ausilinty
Han
Laily Astor
United States
Offlenta
Winnipes
Jack Dempray Plans Training Retreat After Arrival
East Lake City May 21 Jack Dempray world heavyweight boxing champion arrived with his mother Mrs Cecelia Dempray en route to Los Angeles. He will leave soon for two months rest and training with plans to return to the ring later this year.
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East Lake City
Jack Dempray
Odey
Cecelia Dempaey
Los Angelen
Albanian Population Report Confusing Figures Misread
A May report from Tirana claims a near one million Albanian population but confusing wording and garbled names obscure the estimate. The text mentions Albanians hiding in caverns and mountains amid disruption, with unclear references to local authorities and figures.
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Tirana
Albania
Progress On Farms Through Northwest
May 21 report from the Farmers Union Terminal Association notes rapid seeding progress in corn flax barley and oats across the Northwest with favorable conditions except for dry weather in western Montana. Indications show spring wheat acreage may drop about 20 percent and widespread reductions of 20 to 25 percent in North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota. Pastures are excellent and livestock feed is ample, though several regions report frost and weed pressures affecting yields.
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St. Paul
Northwest
Western
Mantans
Parmera’ Union Terminal Association
North Dakota
Minnesota
Cron
Montana
Raton
South Dakota
Amg
Aoulbero
Roper
Montwia
Kanaan
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
Fakors
N. D
Grand Fork
X. D
da Beinht
Rugby
Anne
Jon
American Hitter Leaders Dominate Lively Baseball Standings
May 31 report highlights strong batting and pitching from Cleveland and Detroit players as Rice, Foxx, and McManamon push teams toward top batting averages. Grove and Janet split wins in a tight pitching race, while Lroma and other leaders show durable performance amid a busy week.
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Chicago
Gesault
Jamaica
Washington
Telder
Gemee
Plichera
Rice
Reading
Xa Into & Te
Gleveland
al Steamons
Athletics
Marty McManue
Detroit
Rebe Ruch
Rambino
Ted
Tha Mont Nttn
Earl Counts
Yankees
Henry Foxx
The
Athletica
Crouim
Hodapp
Clevaland
McMaaua
Datroft
Cleselt
Burnett
Cleveland
Judge
Cochrane
Philadelphia
Dickey
New York
Letty” Grove
Sam" Janet
Senatora
Rach
TunsiDy
Nove Tewt
Mel Herder
Clavaland
Yose Lal
Ted Lrona
White Sox
Grove
Golf Gleanings at Livingston Finalists Crowned
Livingston May 21 AP The sil-sin te nntional golf tourna ment of the Livingston club moves to a finale stage with Arthur Merkle and Dr Kirby of Butte set as the men's finalists. In the women's division Mrs Ward Smith of Livingston faces Mrs Keene of Billings. David Fitzgerald of Livingston won the third flight by beating Kirk of Horemap one up. Fairly good weather produced low scores as multiple matches concluded with Smith and Keene advancing in their brackets.
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Livingston Livingston
Livingston Club
Goen Futors
Arthur Merkle
Dr Kirby
Butte
Mra
Ward Smith
Livingston
Keene
Bilings
David Fitzgerald
Livingston Gron
Kirk
Horemap
Teek
Hanson
Bougreno
Johnson
Davis
Morkia
YK. I. Lake
EB. Shuck Inday
Towtsman Diapcard
Davin
Hulm
Mra. Smith
Mra. AE. Church
Mra. Keene
Taylor
Politician Critiques State Game Department Appointments
Ray P. Chass, a candidate for governor, denounces political influence in Minnesota's Game and Fish Department. He argues appointments must be merit-based, warning against partisan removals or favoritism. He cites sportsmen supporting proper funding and conservation efforts.
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Shakones
State Department of Game and Fink
Ray P. Chass
Atate
Republian
Theater Canaen
Mora
Chaon
Xeme Warren
Renin
Minnesota
Colorado lineman killed by live tower fall
In Fort Collins Colorado a lineman named Walter Bourne, 45, of Denver was electrocuted while working near the top of a pole. Rescue crews labored over five hours without success, as the fatal accident occurred during transmission work between Greeley and Fort Collins.
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Fort Collins
Calo
Walter Hourne
Denver
Line Claw
Bourne
Greeley
Fort Col- To
Rajah Honored While Hornsby Out Six Weeks With Injury
Rogers Hornsby received the National League MVP award at Weigert Field amid cheers from 30 000 fans. He will be out six weeks due to a broken ankle from yesterday’s game with St Louis. President John Heydler presided as Heydler lauded Hornsby for his leadership and fire, noting he helped the Cubs win the league title in 1929. Janes Crushenberry presented the commemorative plaque.
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Paul Mickelson
Prona
Wrnter
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Championship Cubs
Weigter Field
Crutchen
Fang
St. Louis Cardinls
Hornaby
John Heydler
National League
Cardinals
Cube
Rajan
Cubs
Janes Crushenberry
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Pecaldent Heydier
Horoeby
Waelall
Belef
Liskeysiona
Rina
Minnesota's tourist business as future state asset
Jordan Minn. state auditor Hoy P. Chana urged establishment of a state publicity bureau to showcase Minnesota's advantages. He argued tourism could rank behind agriculture and industry as a major state asset, predicting the tourist trade would become the third largest industry with growth in mining and timber.
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Jorden
Minn
Minnesota
Hoy P. Chana
Jordan High School
Chane
Republicen
Sovernor
Murat Wolid
Limber
Conservaton
Walern
Biele
Paanagn
Tron Mining
Tourlat
Auatelon
Minneadta
Washington Keeps Conference Meet in Pullman Lightning Weather
Washington defends Pacific Coast Conference track title at Pullman amid mud and gusty wind, scoring 36 points. Oregon State tops with 478.15, Washington State 37.9, Oregon 12.1, Idaho 10, Montana 4, with new marks by Tomer Horn and Robby Robinson in javelin and pole vault respectively.
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Rogera
Pullman
Wash
Universite: of
Washigton
Aigleton
University of Oregon
Washington Huskies
Washington State College
Oregon State College
Tomer Horn
Washington State
Robby Robinson
Oregon
Polh
Robinson
Eldon Jennw
Jenns Mage
Whitelock
Farmer Javed
Werby Foster
Pendhelen
Washington
Alrnoon
Jessie
Idaho
Wes Sy Kiner
Wand- Jomton
Ifill
Opegins
Steele
Mullin
Jessup
Remainds
Bergers Yon
Ichas
Dickeon
McKennon
Med. Kelly
S. C
Kirk
Foster
Wramington State
Pendletom
Thir
Joxia
Jdaho
Kelly
Ths
W. B.C
Clarke
WW & Oi
Mortier
Hildreth
Boorhave
Anderson
Sigmund
Ercond
Prenile
Alvord
Janno
Bale Smith
Adancis Ano Barttoy
Tae
Walton
Montana
Thiam Wanlleton
Carlan
O. RC
Atx Certs Jewetty
Moeller and
Everdy
Ortgon
Terron
Lambart
Rogers
S.C
Rodman
Iled
Fort
Whiting
Warhongton
Wennd
Lamhart
Init
Allen
Gregan
Dunn
River floods ColoUr area with damage along edge of water
A cloudburst near Livermore triggered rapid flooding along the river edge causing considerable damage to highways. W J McAnelly of the water district inspected flood conditions from a raised point as authorities reported a breach near the river.
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Fort Collinge
Gaio
Choudhiraia
Cacho Ta Pantra Myée
Livermore
Nid
W. J. McAnelly
Water District
Poudra Hoight
Longevity Record Of Latria's Elderly Woman Dies
The aged Mrs Anna Kretelar of Latria died at a remarkable age of twenty years past one hundred, claiming her longevity came from daily coffee. Her obituary notes she credited a coffee rich diet and austere routine for her long life.
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Riga
Anna Kretelar
Latria
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