Rich Meet Opens With Top Pros Expected
Early arrivals for the St. Paul 10 000 open golf tournament tee off for practice rounds as 120 entries fill the field. The Keller course plays 6552 yards at par 72 with stars like Horton Smith Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen and Tommy Armour among the entrants. Pat Sawyer 16, a rising junior, stands out among color entrants in a week of practice leading to Friday’s start.
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Jimmy) Johnston
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Indiana Sports Club Hosts First Card At New Site
The Indiana Sports Club debuts at the former greyhound track on Fifty second street at Allisonville road with two ten round features. Joe Lynn faces veteran Mike Dundee of Rock Island in the top bout, while Jackie Purvis of Kokomo meets Larry Kid Kauffman of Louisville. Packy Gardner battles Jack Wright in a prelim.
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Tinker Named Manager of Jersey City Team
Joe Tinker, former Chicago Cubs star, succeeds Nick Allen as manager of the Jersey City International League club. He directed the Skeeters against Montreal in Monday night action at Jersey City, continuing his famous Tinker to Evers to Chance in a managerial role.
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Mooresville pitcher hurls no hit in 9 0 victory
Mooresville Indiana star Mike Forrester no hits the Indiana Boys at Garfield Field, striking 21 of 27. Mooresville wins 9 to 0 and aims for a road game against a strong state team next Sunday, with contact details from Freeland Spoon.
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Hoosier Lad Sets Pace in Chicago Golf Meet
Eddie Hart 18 of Cedar Lake Ind led 76 golfers at Jackson Park in Chicago with a 36 33 for an 69 in the second qualifying round of the city championship. Hart a former Mount Carmel student missed last year's by one stroke.
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Warne Leads Track Trio Return From Europe Visit
Three of five American track team members returned to New York aboard the S S Bergensfjord after a European tour. The group included Reginald Pete Bowen 440 yard champion, Steve Anderson hurdles titleholder, and Tom Warne pole vault champion.
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Qualifying Play Ends Today in Toy Golf Meet
The Times reports final qualifying scores for the city-wide Toy Golf tournament. Players must submit seventy-two holes to the course manager tonight to be placed in elimination rounds, with 36 holes of medal play to select eight men and eight women for the championship flights. Notable contenders include H. L. Shipley of Roof Garden course and numerous entrants from Forty-Ninth and Pennsylvania, Tom's Course, Plaza Golf, Fairground Miniature, Sunny Links, and Roof Garden.
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Hunt Beats Braddock in Ten Round Bout
Babe Hunt of Ponca City Oklahoma defeats James J Braddock of Jersey City in ten rounds at Braves field Monday night Hunt used speed to offset Braddocks power who carried the bout to three rounds in Braddocks favor Braddocks three round edge could not overcome Hunts early and consistent effort
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Atherton Victorious in Toledo Flyweight Bout
Frankie Gil of Toledo Filipino was shaded by Happy Atherton of Indianapolis in a brief Monday bout. Johnny Edwards of Columbus Bantam and Ollie Bartlett of Detroit drew in four rounds, while Roger Bernard outpointed Tony Lupica.
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Doeg Stars as Junior Play Opens in Culver
Doeg brothers from Santa Monica shine as United States junior tennis begins at Culver. Billy Doeg defeats Dick Inglis 6-3 7-9 in a spectacular match while top seeds Kamrath of Austin and Hines of Columbia advance in early rounds. Other junior winners and survivors listed from multiple cities.
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Broadmoor golf field narrows to 16 for 1930 club championship
Sixteen players will contend for Broadmoor’s 1930 club title after an eighteen hole qualifying round. Ford S. Meyer was low medalist with 79 and will meet Joe Michaels in the opening match. Riverside and Pleasant Run clubs produced notable scores and a 44 40 Riverside victory.
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Turf Rivals Meet Again in Travers Stakes Showdown
Eastern turf fans await the renewal of the Gallant Fox versus Whichone rivalry in the Travers Stakes scheduled for Saturday. Whichone’s backers expect an upset after earlier losses, noting the Whitney colt’s recent surprising speed as both contenders train daily for the race.
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Wills Moody to Skip Net Crown Defense
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, six time national champion, will not defend her title at Forest Hills this year. Entry list closed today and no reason given, but she plans to stay home with her husband and relatives after traveling abroad.
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Baer Knocks Out Christner in Second Round
Max Baer of Livermore California earns heavyweight title buzz after stopping K O Christner in two rounds in Oakland. Christner was floored three times before the count in the ten round bout.
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