Fifteen From Chicago Dis One Hoosier In List Of Open Qualifiers
Twelve Chicago players are among fifteen district qualifiers for the National Open at Park Ridge on Monday. Top scores include Francis Gallett and Willie Hunter tied at 144, with amateurs and professionals scattered across the field and Indiana golfers adding further entries.
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Francis Gallett
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Willie Hunter
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Abe Espinosa
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Jock Hutchinson
Gunnar Nelson
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Bob Utapple
James Foules, Jr
Auster Claussens
Roy Robertson
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Alex Ayton
Local Youth from Lima Qualifies for Oakmont Open
Leonard Schmutte of Indianapolis and Johnny Simpson of Terre Haute earned spots for the National Open at Oakmont next week. Schmutte led the Cleveland district with 147 while Simpson posted 153 after state and district play. Fifteen qualifiers join ninety-five others from sixteen districts and forty exempt players, including Ryder Cup members or top scorers from last year.
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Indiana Downs Japanese Team in 1927 Baseball Clash
Indiana University defeated Waseda University 4 to 2 in Bloomington on June 7. Russell Paugh pitched for Indiana, while Makatsuwa and Asakura pitched for Waseda. The game included a ceremonial silver cup presentation to Waseda’s faculty manager by Dr. C. E. Edmondson.
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Kaufmann Cooney for Carlson Heads to Cubs
Hal Carlson, Phillies ace, is traded to the Chicago Cubs for Tony Kaufmann and Jim Cooney. Cubs manager McCarthy seeks steady work from rookie Woody English. Cooney's unassisted triple play drew attention. Carlson’s 17-12 record last season and 3-5 this year reflect injury and decline.
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Fights and Fighters Roundup from Across the Nation
In Cincinnati chief John Metoquah stopped Tiny Jim Herman in five rounds. In New York Chuck Hellman outpointed Izzy Schwartz over ten rounds. Lansing hosted Soldier Dombroski versus Frankie Porto in a fifteen round draw with Harvey beating Toledo. Mickey McDonald and Belgium Joe scored decisions in other cards. Adgie beat Huffman in Philadelphia. Frankie Kennard edged My Sullivan in Chicago. Buffalo saw Willie Lavin defeat Clyde Hull. Jack Katkish defeated Teddy Gartin in Jersey City.
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Willie Lavin
Clyde Hull
Jersey City
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Teddy Gartin
Denver
Michigan Honors Two Baseball Letters
Ann Arbor June 7 two notable Michigan athletes were awarded baseball letters. Don Corriden of Logansport received the block M while Ed Heilstedt of Gary received the aMa.
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Olson Named Illinois Basketball Captain for Next Season
P OHAMPAIGN Ill June 7 Ever ett Olson was elected captain of next season's Illinois Fighting Illini basketball team.
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Amateur and semi pro baseball notes from Indianapolis region
Amateurs and semi pros report scores and upcoming games across Indianapolis. Broad Ripple Park, Spades and Tigers paths mix with Mohawk A C, Laurel A C and Y M C teams, with meet notes, venue changes, meeting notices, and contact details for scheduling games.
Crack Field Entered for Track Event
National Collegiate A A meet entries grow with many top sprinters and hurdlers. Missouri star Kent Farley clocks 9.3 seconds unofficially, joining rivals Grady of Kansas and Hester of Michigan in a likely fast 100 yards. Doornboos Kansas Cahel Iowa Cooper Michigan among others to push fast times. A A Stagg expects about seventy schools represented.
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Lee Showing Peak Batting For Hollywood Coast Club
Dudley Lee, ex Red Sox shortstop, bats at his best since joining the Hollywood Coast League team and also plays solid defense.
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Cubs Edge Boston 4-3 On Riggs Snhenson’s Clutch Hit
Riggs Snnhenson delivered a leadoff line single in the eleventh to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 4-3 win over Boston. Hack Wilson nailed a center triple in the eighth to drive Earl Webb home as Boston led earlier.
Ritola Aims to Break Six Mile Record at AAU Meets
Ritola plans a summer push to break Alf Shrubb’s six mile record of 29 minutes 5.94 seconds. He targets the Metropolitan AAU senior championships June 18 and the national AAU championships July 2. Shrubb set the mark in 1904.
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Benders Take Title In Northern Indiana Baseball Showdown
South Bend High School captured the northern Indiana conference championship by defeating Emerson of Gary 5 to 4 in an eleven inning thriller. Both teams each collected seven hits as the title was decided in extra innings.
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Bouts at Ft Harrison Outdoor Arena
Wrestling card at Ft Harrison features bouts including Carter of Cleveland against unknown, McCullough of Indianapolis, Manuelia at 126 pounds, Linton versus Lovrence, Atterson versus Teree Haute at 120 pounds, and a concert by Army Band.
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Chapin Lott Favored in New England Tennis Championship
Al Fred H Chapin Jr of Springfield Mass and George Lott of Chicago were favored to win the New England tennis championship. Both faced little resistance in opening rounds and indicated strong form as the event began in Tford Connecticut.
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New Indianapolis Whippet Club Elects Officers
L. G. Brightmire named president George Hornaday elected secretary and K. E. Brightmire treasurer. Membership limited to Marion County residents. A whippet derby is planned for June 25 and 26. DES MOINES, June 7 Harry O Boyle signs with Des Moines baseball club of Western League as outfielder.
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Notre Dame University
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Tiger Flowers Exhibition Heads All Negro Card at Tomlinson Hall
Former world middleweight champ Tiger Flowers boxed a five round exhibition Monday night as the feature on an all Negro program at Tomlinson Hall. He mixed acrobatics with his display while three earlier bouts produced knockout results Johnny Tracy stopped Jimmy Williams in the third, Eddie Johnson stopped Battling Red in the second, and One Round Boss defeated Jimmy Blackburn in the third.
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Parelli Defeats Kallio in Evansville Wrestling Meet
Joe Parelli, middleweight wrestler, defeated Gus Kallio in straight falls here Monday in Evansville Indiana.
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Altoona Speed Drivers Begin Trials for Saturday Races
In Altoona Pennsylvania five of the world’s best drivers start trials for Saturday speedway races. Semi pros test in the morning and pros in the afternoon with 22 semi pro entries and 23 big car entries. Thirty-two athletes and two managers received the varsity P at Princeton. Nine letters went to track and field athletes.
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