Jones and Hagen duel in stormy Open round two at Olympia Fields
Bobby Jones tightened his lead with a 71 and a 144 total while Walter Hagen surged to 147 after a 72 as the Open field tumbled. Von Elm Leach and others chased in wet conditions with many players fading from contention. the field narrowed to 65 survivors for the final 36 holes.
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al Leach
Philadelphia
Waleie Mar- Farland
Henry Ciuc
Stratford
Duels of hurlers Burke proves star pitcher clash
Washington April 22 AP Burke pitched for the Salats and Rafting for the Nhed Fox in a sharp pitchers’ duel. Washington won 1 to 0 on Hinege’s single in the ninth. Burke gave seven hits but no walks. Raffensburger, though touched for five, saved none.
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Tadas
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Connolly
Weet Side Indians Guests at Championship Dinner
The Weet Side Indians champions of the Last ihinee baseball league were honored at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell. Manager Bill Campbell led eleven players in attendance except Granny Mills, with the official scorer helping to recap the meal and discuss plans for the next season.
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Granny” Mills
Pirates Triumph as Reds Fall in Early Onslaught
In Pittsburgh on June 22 AP reports the Pirates drove in ten runs in the first two innings to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 11 to 1. Burleigh Grimes pitched well with a big lead, while Reds pitchers Ray Kolp Tin Joe Edwards and Jimmy Beckman struggled. Peter Jablonowski relieved Beckman in the second and kept Cincinnati from mounting a comeback, matching a strong performance from the previous day as Pirates cruised to victory.
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Ray Kolp
Tin Joe Edwards
Jimmy Beckman
Pirate Storries
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Honorum Teant
Beckman
Jablonowski
Winnipeg Norse Celebration to Feature Governors and Norway Delegation
St Paul and Winnipeg prepare for a large Norse celebration with a Norway delegation led by Dr Ro Tred of Oslo and government officials. Speakers include Governor Theodore Christianson and Governor Goharde of North Dakota, plus leaders from the Norwegian Lutheran Church. Activities commence with the Norwegian Singers Association convention and a mass chorus finale.
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Home Run Standings From The Associated Press
Baseball leaders update with Brannon and Bethencourt tied for Browns, Ruth and Gehrig among top American hitters, bottom performers include Ott and Mantle. National league stars reveal Cardials and Phillies players near the top, games noted for early conclusion by darkness with only scheduled contests listed.
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Unclear Sports Update With Fragments From Game
Fragmented report describes an abbreviated game where Cards won in Uhiewgn. Helowiff scored 37 percent for the day and raised his enemy quark. Several names and teams are garbled, but references to Reds, Walp tis, and Wis appear with scattered scoring notes.
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Roy Get
Havne
Biz Sta
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Bert
Seetan
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Wattey
Western Clagits Threa Amariio F Oklahoma Tiny
In a lone line of play the Oklahoma team faced a narrow, unclear matchup with Western Clagits. The contest yielded a minimal scoring edge as players battled for control in a difficult, echoing game.
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Amariio
Oklahoma
Risko and Godfrey Offer Stuff Tonight at Imnartams
Promoters announce a boxing card featuring Risko and Godfrey with plans for a showdown tomorrow night. Weather threats delay events as Jack Sharkey rumored to appear, and other bouts and contenders are discussed amid a noisy fight scene.
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Glendale debutant Jackie Care defeats Mandy Callahan in 10 rounds
Hollywoood Cal June 22 AP Jackie Care, a Glendale boxer previously in prelims, earns a 10 round decision over welterweight champion Mandy Callahan in a main event debut. Care lands a third round knockdown and dominates portions of the later rounds, though Callahan fights back hard in the seventh and eighth.
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Weissmuller Wins Olympic Swim Final in Detroit Trials
Samson, Weissmuller from Iles Athtere Club wins 100 meter final at Detroit indoor trials ahead of world record pace. Kojne Laufer Bronson Wands Samson and others vie in 150 and 100 meter events as preliminaries decide finalists.
Yanks Lead Brits In International Tennis Match
In an international tennis event at Louton Indas the United States took a lead over Britain after strong doubles. Hennessey and Lottened defeated Sharpe and Laghand as part of a broader series of matches across Indianapolis Louisville Columbus St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Milwaukee with rain postponements noted.
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Helena Fort Harrison game rained out in Helena league
Rain and wet grounds forced the Helena Fort Harrison baseball game to be postponed. Fort Harrison was set to open the season at Helena, with a makeup date expected next week weather permitting.
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Yale Varsity Crew Triumphs In Regatta
Yale varsity crew overwhelms Harvard by ten lengths on the Thames River course. Yale’s swift freshmen also dominate, with early leaders from Harvard and Stanford finishing strong. California remains undefeated, while Yale gains national prominence as the sole undefeated varsity boat.
Golf Gleanings A Mole In Ont Salt Take Ms Club
A chaotic golf summary describes a Ptah Catcher company ROI course round near here where Ted Cutenvie drives from the sei n it tee, misdirects, and a 142 member threesome led by Colombe from Southern Vate contests the southern amateur. Carlton, Jacoby, Gunn, Conner, and Osdie Cultran compete as the field thins with errors and injuries amid difficult holes and mounting tension.
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Maratuovers Named By Miration Selection Panel
New York report lists Amerwan Ol Mets Maratuovers as a top national contender in American standards now headed for Olympic selection. The group names include William Agen of Baltimore, James Hennigan of Barchester, and Atrere C Whites Michelson of The Aburone.
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Controversial Title Bout Sees Walker Retain World Crown
Angry crowd and split verdict mark a rough defense as Mickey Walker retains his world light heavyweight title after a contentious victory at Vonnakey Park. Promoter Tiny Mullen eyes about 4150,000 in gate receipts while officials and writers push for clarification from the state athletic commission.
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Tilden Defeats Coen In Sparkling Tennis Final
London reports the London championships final between William Tilden and Simon Coen ended in straight sets 6 2, 6 3 as Tilden defeated Coen amid strong American presence. Vanes T. Warner advanced to doubles final with Huser, while American Davis Cup pair Hopman and Lagostes faced late elimination in doubles.
Allegeny Olympic Tryouts Open With Poor Time at Start
June 22 AP The 10.00 meter dash was the lone event opening Alleg eny regrottal Olympic tryouts today. Willie Ritola of Fistand set 23 15 for the 1924 Olympic winning time but the field failed to threaten it. Rufus Tonkins of Braddock won the race by 10 yards in 35 minutes, with Marek Bauer Cleveland second, Bra West Cincinnati third, and Joseph Mass Cincinnati unattached fourth. Judges reserved decision on the time. Two heats of the diameter dash were run as the 400 meter hurdles were postponed until tomorrow due to few entrants. Biased results include A F Bowen Pittsburgh besting 4% seconds in heat two, Herbert Moalea Columbus winning heat one in 49 3 5 seconds, with Miller Louisville and William Butler Geneva College qualifying for the final tomorrow. London Kipling anecdote closes with question and Kipling Society luncheon remark.
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