Bobby Jones Dominates Open Defense at Winged Foot
Bobby Jones crushed Al Espinosa at Winged Foot to win the American Open for the third time. The article notes Jones as the sport’s supreme talent and discusses professional golf's tension with amateurs and the prestige of the Open. It also mentions the Giants soccer team defeating Hispano 6 to 0 for the New York Association Cup.
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York
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Winged Foot
Jones
Chicago
al Espinosa
United Presse
NEW York
New York Giants
Wimbledon Upsets Shuffle Doubles And Singles
In Wimbledon action July 1 Mrs May Sutton Bundy and Marjorie Morrill fell to Randolph Lycett and J Ridley 8-3 6-2 in doubles. Bunny Austin beat Bela Von Kehrling 6-2 8-6 6-3 as Hans Timmer lost to Henri Cochet 6-4 7-5 6-2. Helen Wills defeated E L Heine 6-2 6-4 in singles. Heine won more games than any rival to date.
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Rulnited Peeve
May Sutton Bundy
United States
Marjorie Morrill
Randolph Lycett
J. ©. Ridley
Bunny Austin
England
Bela von Kehrling
Hans Timmer
Henri Cochet
Helen Wills
California
E. L. Heine
Miss Heine
Helen
Top Six at Fort Card Promises Slugfest Night
Receding the double wind up ten round bouts at Ft Harrison Tuesday includes one four rounder and two sixes. In the top six rounder Bip Luntzel of Louisville meets Larry Payton of Cincinnati in a likely slugfest. Louie Lavell of Anderson faces Vincent Hambright of Cincinnati while Frankie Palmo of Cincinnati takes on Howard McClain of New Albany in the other ten rounder. First bout at 8:30 with weigh ins at 3 p.m. at the Arcade gym.
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Ft. Harrison
Bip” Luntzel
Louisville
Larry Payton
Cincinnat
Louie Lavell
Anderson
Vincent Hambright
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Frankie Palmo
Cincy Welter
Howard McClain
New Albany
Arcade Gym
Petralli Captures Two Feature Races at Arm's Hill
Chicago rider Joe Petralli won the 61 and 45 cubic inch piston displacement professional races in the motorcycle hill climb on Arm's Hill Sunday. G Hallistone of Chicago took the 80 inch amateur class as a large crowd watched the event.
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Joe Petralli
Chicago
Arm’s Hill
Petralli
G. Hallistone
Illinois state tennis finals set after rain delay
Final matches in the Illinois state tennis championships were to be played this afternoon in Chicago. Catherine Wolf of Indianapolis was to face Clara Zinke of Cincinnati for the women's singles title, while George Jennings would meet George O Connell for the men's singles crown.
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Chicago
Catherine Wolf
Indianapolis
Clara Zinke
Cincinnati
George Jennings
George O'Connell
National clay court championship delayed to Tuesday
Heavy rains soaked Woodstock Club courts forcing Edwin J. Wuensch to postpone the national clay court championships to Tuesday afternoon. Twenty four matches are listed for 1, 2:15, 3:30 and 4:45 PM with two-set matches to decide each contest. Seventeen seeds include Abe, Mercur, Brown, Seligson, Bell, Coggeshall, Ham, Hall, Bowman, Gorchakoff, Gledhill, Pare, Grant, O Connell, Martin and Reid. Francis Bell, Intercollegiate champion, highlighted the field.
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Woodstock
Edwin J. Wuensch
America
Tamio Abe
Fritz Mercur
Wray Brown
Julius Seligson
Berkley Bell
Harris Coggeshall
Dr. A. W. Ham
J. Gilbert Hall
Herbert Bowman
Ben Gorchakoff
Keith Gledhill
Emmett Pare
Clifford Grant
George O'Connell
Walter Martin
Kirk Reid
Bell
Boy Scout Swimmer Warren Earns Multiple Honors
Junior Warren, a 12 year old from 419 East Fortyeighth Street and member of Troop 78, won the gold medal at the Indianapolis Athletic Club indoor season and added the Boy Scout finals channel swim of 575 laps, beating the second place by 100 laps. He also earned medals in breast stroke, back hand and free-for-all events.
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Junior Warren
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Warren
Junior
East Forty Eighth Street
Troop 78
Berkeley Bell A Top Seed In Woodstock Clay Championship
Berkeley Bell the national intercollegiate champion from Dallas Texas is one of the outstanding stars in the national clay court tennis championships at Woodstock Club. The event opens Tuesday after a rain postponement and features sixty four of America’s premier players.
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America
Woodstock Club
Berkeley Bell
Bell
Dallas
Tex
Arlington Park Opens With American National Handicap
Arlington Park, a $3 million race course run by Chicago’s civic and business leaders, opened with the $7,500 American National Handicap feature. Misstep led a strong sprint field including Golden Prince and Dinner Dance as about 1,200 horses were anticipated for the meet, boosted by stakes like the $50,000 American Classic.
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Arlington Park
Chicago Course
United Press
Chicago
Misstep
Golden Prince
Sweep Out
Wisdom
Dinner Dance
Panchio
South Grove Golf Club Edges Pleasant Run In Golf Derby
The South Grove team defeated Pleasant Run by 23 1 2 to 12 4 5 at the east side links after a 20 16 first meeting. E H Hilligoss led with 7 under Nassau scoring. Ed Dallman lowest Pleasant Run at 8. The 25 foursomes participated in Indianapolis Country Club event with two divisions and prizes split among top finishers, Stout earning Homer McKee trophy for three net scores.
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Outh Grove Golf Club
Pleasant Run
East Siders
Irvingtonians
East Side Links
South Grove
Grove
E. H. Hilligoss
Ed Dallman
Wenty
Indianapolis Country Club
Romney Willson
A. Lockerby
J. A. Brookbank
W.langmaid
Tone Gross
Ne’ le
OE Stout
Homer McKee
McKee
Ray Roberson
Eeerere
Ed Dorsett
Aoe
George Peterson
E. H Hilligoss
H Stricklin
Vaughn King Russel Wise
Arthur Phela
Herman Olsen
John Pierce
H. Benjamin Ate
E. Dorsett
Tilford Orbison
Jim Munro
John Cady Ag
Milton McGa
Lawrence Raz
Jake Delke
Forest Dukes
Job
Blessing
W. Copelan
H. Shornstein
Tom Fitty
Meldons Beat Kokomo In Narrow 4 To 3 Win
The Meldon Club of Indianapolis defeated Kokomo Stellites 4 to 3 at Kokomo marking the Stellites first loss of the season. Eaton pitched well for Meldons. The locals have no game scheduled for July 4. For interested teams call Bob Stehlin at 918 Olive Street, Drexel 3679-J.
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Indianapolis
Meldon Club
Kokomo Stellites
Kokomo
Stellites
Eaton
Meldons
Bob Stehlin
Olive Street
Drexel
Hoff Stars as Big Four Beat Cleveland at Brookside Park
A. A. of Indianapolis defeated A. A. of Cleveland 8 to 6 before a large Brookside Park crowd. Miller started for the Hoosiers and left in the second inning after a rough frame for Cleveland. Hoff starred for Indianapolis with a homer and two singles driving in the tying and winning runs, including a ball that cleared center and landed in the creek. Roseback led Cleveland with a triple and a homer. Francis pitched seven innings for Cleveland, allowing two hits and six strikeouts.
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Warstier
Monahan
Russell
Barnhart
Connolly
Penner
Metz
Stroner
Meadows
Boon
Sprinz
McCurdy
Layne
Warst- Barnhart
S. Monahan
Parmelee
Rosenfeld
Freigau
Veach
Koehler
Lee
Warner Smith
Parme
Toledo
Indianapolis
Eibow
Big Four A. A
Cleveland
Brookside Park
Miller
Hoosiers
Francis
Buckeyes
Roseback
Hoff
Two Knockouts Highlight Italian Boxing Card
Benny Valgar of New York defeated Nando Simionato of Italy by knockout in the tenth round in Bologna. Pisano Islas from Argentina stopped Karl Kremp of Germany in the first round.
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Bologna
Italy
Benny Valgar
New York
Nando Simionato
Pisano Islas
Karl Kremp
Germany
Indians Face Senators in Columbus Rivalry Three-Game Set
Columbus July 1 Times Special. After three straight losses at Toledo the Indians travel to open a three game series with Nemo Seibold's slugging Senators who just swept Louisville four of five. Errors marred the Tribe while Toledo’s hitters unloaded as Meadows struggled and Parmelee rode to victory.
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Columbus
Toledo
Indians
Bruno Betzel
Nemo Seibold
Senators
Louisville Colonels
Ruel Love
Veach
Penner
Skidmore
Betzelites
Alex Ferguson
Lee Meadows
Speece and
Boone
Storm Damage Reported at Washington Park
A Sunday to today storm caused about $1000 in damage at Washington park. Two sections of the high fence near the scoreboard and the flagpole were flattened. Damage also occurred to the east end seating and the grand stand roof.
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Washington Park
Rain Halts City Tennis Final. Markey Leads Wilson
Rain stopped the men’s singles final at Hawthorn as Bud Markey of Notre Dame led Tommy Wilson of Butler ten sets to one. Wilson won the first set 7-5, Markey took the next two 6-3 and 8-6. The match will resume Saturday July 13 with Wilson and Sagalowsky facing Quinn and Markey for doubles and Catherine Wolf against Louise Earle for women’s singles.
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Bud Markey
Notre Dame
Tommy Wilson
Butler
Hawthorn
Wilson
Markey
Sagalowsky
Tom Quinn
Catherine Wolf
Louise Earle
Hornsby Leads Cubs to Eight-Game Win Streak
Rogers Hornsby powers the Chicago Cubs with a surge in late June, raising pennant hopes as he hits .700 over his last six games with four homers. Hack Wilson and Kiki Cuyler accompany the Rajah in a hot streak, boosting team batting and fielding as Hartnett nears return.
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United Presa
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Swat
Hornsby
Cubs
Rogers
Hack Wilson
Kiki Cuyler
Wilson
Cuyler
Hartnett
College net champs Haverford caps title run
Benjamin Gorchakoff and Arthur Kussman of Occidental College won the 1929 intercollegiate doubles championship by defeating Gregory Mangin and Emmet Pare of Georgetown in a five set final. Berkeley Bell of Texas claimed the singles crown by beating Mangin in five sets.
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United Presse
Haverford
Benjamin Gorchakoff
Arthur Kussman
Occidental College
Cal
Gregory Mangin
Emmet Pare
Georgetown
Berkley Bell
Texas
Mangin
Clauer Named Acting President of Indian Pastimers
Norman A Perry vice president and part owner of the Tribesmen appoints William E Clauer acting president. Clauer longtime baseball executive will run club affairs while in touch with Norman Perry and treasurer W C Richardson. The move follows a wind damage incident at Washington Park requiring contractor repairs estimated at about $1000.
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Clauer
Norman A.perry
James A. Perry
The
Indians
William E. Clauer
Tribesmen
American Association Baseball
Norman Perry
W. C. Richardson
Washington Park
British driver wins Grand Prix of Le Mans
Williams drove a Bugatti to victory in the Grand Prix of the Automobile Club of France at Le Mans, covering 380 miles in 4 hours 33 minutes 115 seconds.
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LE Mans
France
Williams
Automobile Club of France
Jersey City Buys Pitcher Jack Hopkins from St Paul Club
Jersey City announces the purchase of pitcher Jack Hopkins from the St Paul club of the American Association. Hopkins previously pitched in the Eastern League.
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Jersey City
Jack Hopkins
St. Paul
Bobby Jones Wins Open at Winged Foot in 30 Holes
Bobby Jones defeated Al Espinosa in a playoff at Winged Foot to capture the United States Open, finishing with a 151 over two rounds and a final burst of 33 strokes on the last nine holes. Espinosa struggled with rounds of 84 and 80 as a large crowd watched the dramatic finish.
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Espinosa
Frank Getty
United Press
New York
St Cer
Bobby Jones
Winged Foot & Day
Bobby
al Esmo
Glencoe
Ill
Suday
Jones
United States
Pebble Beach
Sepber
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
Golf Title Cards Morning Round Impacts Scores
In a morning round, players posted varied scores including 644 443 34 97 334 436 444-34. OUL oieees shows inconsistent data but highlights a golf round with notable scoring entries. The fragment emphasizes scoring patterns and potential results from the event.
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Joe Williams
Charles Winninger
Mr. Winninger
Duffer
Sreon
A Jones
Pracly
Keepig
Joe Ett
Woods
Irons
Yankee Stars
Mrs. Bundy
Miss Morrill
Wimbledon
Charles
Lisbon
Portugal
Jose Santa
Pierre Charles
Belgium
Jantzen
Capitol
South Bend
Smith-Hassler-Sturm CO
Tuesda
M. Julius Seligson
Franklin Parker
Kleth Gledhill
Joseph Lewin
Richmond Bastian
E. R. McIntyre
H. McCaulliffe
Robert Frank
Marshall Christopher
Arthu Kussman
L. W. Ortlelb
Arthur Frankenstein
Ralph Leser
Jack Smith
Lawrence Umphrey
John McDiarmid
Clifford Sutter
James Quick
EZ. H. Serrano
Julius Sagalowsky
Arthur Shaw
Donald Cram
Karl Kamman
Tory Seo
Aera O'Connell
Jack Greig
G. M. Serrano
Harrie Coggeshall
Paul Stagg
John Barr
Bryan Grant
Dick Crane
Herbet Bowman
J. W. Scheer
de Barnes
Fred Mohler
J. H. Ehlers
W. B. Baldwin
Reid McDiarmid
J. P. Barnes
Junior Boehmer
D. K. Murray
Ellis Klingeman
Richard Shosff
Ellsworth Vines
Theodore Eggman
Theodore Burwell
Henry Neer
Francis Hardy
Frederick Royer
Dudley Pratt
Richard Lusch
AB E Layne
Eessseee Warstler
Otee Monahan
Eee
Copeen Connolly
P . Skidmore
Toledo Redfern
Ce Veach
Freigan Rosenferf Warner
Wee McCurdy
Smith
Ferguson
Beekt
Sprink
Redfern
Warner
Ffenner
Innin
Itcher
Berkeley
Joe Stout
Dr. Cleon A. Nate
Guy Lemmon
Tarpenning-Lafollette CO
Pneumatic
Canal Ss
Stete
Tribe
Bud Parmelee
Riddle
Warstler
Ball Park
Hopkins
Wire Minnow
Sampson
Habich
Hercules
Sporting Goods
Washington Street
E. G. Barthel
Ohio
Stertdten
Ee Beverages
Intel
Monument Bottling Co
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