Ball Loses Tie For Lead In Second Open Round
Frank Ball from Atlanta slips to an 81 after a sensational 79 opening, totaling 151 for 36 holes at Olympia Fields. Bobby Jones posts 71 for the second 18, while Henry Ciuci and Ball lead early. numerous stars contending as play continues and elimination narrows the field.
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Olympia Fields
Chicago
Frank Ball
Atlanta
Olympia Fields Country Club
Henri Ciuci
Leonard Schmutte
Leo Diegel
Bobby Jones
Jim Barnes
Willie MacFarlane
Freddie
Ball
Coleader
Henry Ciuel
Stratford
Conn
MacDonald Smith
Great Neck
N. Y
New York
Harry Hampton
Rial E. Rolfe
Horace Brand
Pittsburgh
Willie Ogg
Worcester
Mass
Arthur B. Sweet
Dewey Webber
John Cowan
Watertown
Jack Terrant
Hollywood
Golf Stars Lead Big Gallery as Jones and Farrell Vie
Bobby Jones and Johnny Farrell faced off in front of about 2,500 spectators as Jones opened round two with a precise niblick shot to the pin for a birdie. Farrell matched with a solid drive and four on the 530 yard green, keeping the gallery energized over a second round start.
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Willie MacFarlane
New York
Ralph Kingsrud
Fargo
N. C
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Neil Christian
Portland
Ore
Chet Beer
Taft
Cal
al Watrous
Grand Rapides
W. M. Crooks
Denver
P. O. Hart
Wheeling
W. Va
Jim Barnes
Ed Stokes
Emmett Killian
Colorado Springs
W. C. A. Atridge
Detroit
Larry Na
Pasadena
Calif
Charles Isaacs
Dunbarton
Frank Nunnally
Urban
Joe Turnesa
Tommy Harmon, Jr
J. P. Rouse
H. C. Jordan
Piqua
Ohio
George Howard
Canton
Bobby Jones
Johnny Farrell
Douglas Fairbanks
Farrell
National Open Golf Championship Sees Front Runners Shift
In Chicago the second round kept the international field, led by Frank Ball and Henry Ciuci who broke par 71. Notables like Bobby Jones, Willie Hunter, and Hagen remain among favorites as scores tighten toward the expected winning 292 mark.
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Basil G. Wyrick
Associated Press
Chicago
Van
Frank Ball
Atlanta
Henry Ciuci
Stratford
Conn
Archie Compston
Great Britain
Aubrey Boomer
France
Leo Diegel
Bobby Jones
Willie Hunter
Freddie McLeod
Jim Barnes
Willee McFarlane
George van Elm
Detroit
Walter Hagen
McDonald Smith
Jock Hutchinson
Tommy Armour
Compston
Hagen
Jones
St. Andrews
Bobby
Ball
Fog hampers next trip of Nobile party members
Commander Romagna of the Citta di Milano told the AP correspondent that safety remains the foremost hope for the three men from the Nobile party who began a May 30 overland attempt to summon help. The men are Dr Finn Malmgren Capt Alberto Mariano and Capt Filippo Zappi. They are described as hardy and capable, with Zappi a solid navigator and Malmgren familiar with ice conditions.
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Romagna
Citta di Milano
Associated Press Today
Finn Malmgren
Alberto Mariano
Filippo Zappi
Zappi
Dr. Malmgren
Amundsen Search Delayed by Arctic Fog Over Spitzbergen
Fogblanketed Spitzbergen delaying air search for Roald Amundsen and five companions who disappeared after leaving Tromsoe in a French seaplane on Monday. Captain Riiser Larsen and Lt Holm, using Norwegian planes from the Nobile rescue efforts, were ordered to sweep the west coast of Spitzbergen while noting the possibility that Amundsen had drifted to an uninhabited North coast area.
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Spitzbergen
Arctic
Roald Amundsen
Tromsoe
Norway
Riiser-Larsen
Luetzen Holm
Oslo
Amundsen
Spit
Italian plan to search Spitzbergen for Amundsen Italia crew
Italian and Swedish air units race to reach Spitzbergen as Major Maddalena and Major Penzo prepare seaplanes to search for Amundsen and the Italia survivors. Nobile reports damaged batteries delaying radio guidance while proposing ski equipped planes to retrieve marooned men from ice floes near Kings Bay. A Dornier-War seaplane leaves Marseilles to join the effort with Under Secretary Bablo wishing the fliers God speed.
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South Cape
Amundsen
Advent Bay
Bay of the
Italia
Arctic
Umberto Maddalena
Penzo
Umberto Nobile
Citta di Milano
Maddalena
Nobile
Pisa
Italy
Spitzbergen
Ravazzoni
Marseilles
Bablo
Pink leanings blamed on Pulitzer staff in report
The article cites young socialists calling the industry anathema and accuses Senators Norris Howell Walsh and La Follette of propagating a pink slant through the Pulitzer Press.
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Norris
Howell
Walsh
LaFollette
Goode
Pulitzer Press
Hoover to Speak at July Acceptance Banquet
Hoover will deliver acceptance speeches in July at a monster banquet for about 2000 Commerce Department officials and employees in Washington. The event may mark his first public address since the convention and could signal his farewell from the department as campaign duties loom.
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Hoover
Commerce Department
Washington
Department
Park land purchase plan to transfer titles in years
Governors of Tennessee and North Carolina contend existing laws allow acquiring all land for the park at satisfactory prices. The $10,000,000 raised funds the project as both states and the federal government plan to push the actual transfer of titles over several years despite ongoing condemnation proceedings.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Prisoner faces grand jury report and charges in custody
Woman fears mob violence after grand jury report. A warrant charging that he attacked a fellow prisoner has been issued, along with other misconduct in prison, and county authorities believe these charges will keep him in custody while the case is fully investigated.
Friends Endeavorers Meet Tonight at Central Friends Church
A meeting of the Senior Christian Endeavor society at Central Friends church will be held in the church annex tonight at 7 30. Miss Anna Mendenhall will lead a general discussion on What Christian Endeavorers Can Do to Help in the Churchs Summer Program.
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Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends Church
Church Annex
Christian Endeavorers
Anna Mendenhall
Kiwanis Urged to Back High Point Hospital Bond
High Point Kiwanis members at a country club lunch were urged by Dr. W L Jackson to support the July 3 municipal hospital bond election and to recruit others to vote. He contrasted costs with Winston Salem, citing a $6000 annual maintenance bill and four years of records.
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Country Club
W. L. Jackson
Winston-Salem
W. A. J .Idol
Commercial National Bank
Bunn W. Hackney
Salisbury
Lexington
Asheboro
Uwharri
M. P. Orphans
Camp Uwharrie
Lawrence, Matton
J. A. Morris
Anglers trade barbs in family wisecrack
Aunt Jane warns Ethel about dating a man as the Angler’s Daughter boasts a catch of stories about “the ones that got away.” Local wit shines in a Boston Transcript style quip.
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Jane
Ethel
Boston Transcript
Trio of Westfield High School teachers to retire
Westfield Mass June 22 The last of an unusual trio of teachers who taught at Westfield High School for 30 years will retire. Elizabeth F Atwood the sole living member offered her resignation after 32 years on the faculty. Dennis M Cole a 32 year science instructor died four years ago. Herbert W Kittredge who led the school for 38 years died a month ago after a brief illness.
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Westfield
Mass
Westfield High School
Elizabeth F. Atwood
Dennis M. Cole
Herbert W. Kittredge
Prominent Richmond Man Dies After Illness
Richmond obituary reports H Walker Wallace 5 vice president of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company died after several weeks of illness. An alumnus of Cornell University he came to Richmond about 15 years ago from Augusta Georgia his birthplace. The funeral will be held tomorrow in Augusta per relatives.
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Richmond
H. Walker Wallace
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Cmopany
Cornell University
Wallace
Augusta
Pioneer tobacco man dies at Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount Va June 22 Charles Jana Shoef 65 a pioneer in the tobacco industry of Winston-Salem and Rocky Mount died at his home from a heart malady. The body will be taken to Winston-Salem for funeral services and interment.
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Rocky Mount
Charles Jana Shoef
Winston-Salem
N. C
Musical Star Seeks Divorce From Husband Donnelly
Chicago June 22 Francis White the musical comedy star known for the Ohio spelling has filed suit to divorce Clinton T Donnelly New York businessman She charges desertion The couple wed in Cincinnati in 1923 after Donnelly was divorced by Hazel Reba Donnelly New York modiste White says they have lived apart for two years
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Chicago
Francis White
Clinton T. Donnelly
New York
Miss White
Donnelly
Cincinnati
Hazel Reba Donnelly
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