Golf Rain Drums Up Open Leads at Winged Foot
The national open at Mamaroneck was unsettled by a heavy rainstorm that turned Winged Foot into Webbed Foot. Gene Sarazen, Al Espinosa, Bobby Jones and George Von Elm led a broad field as Schmutte and Armour chased a possible three-way finish. Farrell, the defending champ, was eliminated early and watched as amateurs battled the wet conditions.
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George von Elm
West Coast
Michigan
Frank Getty
United Press
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
al Espinosa
Flushing
Gie
Atlanta
Fins
Tommy Armour
Leo Diegel
Caliente
Mex
Leonard Schmutte
Lima
Detroit
Jones
Sarazen
Espinosa
Young Shute
Schmutte
Indianapolis
Johnny Farrell
Farrell
Walter Hagen
Latontas Rising Race Card Lists Mixed Entries Across Six Races
Saturday race card at Laton ta features seven races with mixed claiming and maidens. Entry lists include Storm Signal 106 and Porto Play 107 in the first race, Steamer 115 and Peace Bud 115 among others in maidens, and Frank Joran 108 plus Hy Schneider 110 in other events. Multiple 3 year olds and up compete at six furlongs to mile and seventy yards.
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Prince Bulbo
Porto Play
Cleroa
My Hobby
Ragus
Gladys McClain
Golden West
Deer Park
Marone Manoz
Haramzada
Escondida
Renvilte
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Ati
Frank Joran
Bossier
Hy Schneider
Mickey D
CubsTop Cardinals 9 5 as Malone Delivers Homer
Malone pitched and hit a two on base homer as the Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 5 to seize the National League lead. Red Lucas won for Cincinnati over Pittsburgh 3 to 1 as Pirates drop the NL lead. Crowder held White Sox to five hits in a 1 2 victory over St Louis. Anush collected three hits, third driving season total to 100. Detroit beat Cleveland after a wild throw and costly error by Goslin. Boston topped Washington 5 2 on late scoring error by Johnson. Only Friday games reported. George Duncan of Britain under contract to play for Ryder Cup team members.
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Pittchurch Jinx
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General Crowder
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Midge annexes title in Southern California win
Marjorie Gladman of Southern California won the women’s intercollegiate singles crown with a 6-0 6-3 final over Marjorie Sachs of Radcliffe. She then teamed with Florence Cruickshank to take the intercollegiate doubles title 6-3 6-1 over Poly Palfrey and Fanny Curtis.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Marjorie (Midge) Gladman
Southern California
Marjorie Sachs
Radcliffe
Florence Cruickshank
University of California
Miss Gladman
Poly Palfrey
Fanny Curtis
Smith
Fields Knocks Out Cooper in Welterweight Bout
Chicago claimant Jackie Fields stops Farmer Joe Cooper in 1 04 with a burst of rights and lefts at Chicago venue. Spug Myers gains a technical knockout over Jack Moore in the third round in the same card.
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United Press
Chicago
Jackie Fields
Farmer Joe Cooper
Terre Haute
Al Simmons leads Athletics as most improved hitter
Babe Ruth lauds Al Simmons of the Athletics as the league’s most improved hitter and cites his clutch hitting and swing in the recent series. Ruth notes the Athletics’ strength, questions reserve depth, and says the Yankees still have a chance to overtake them if rivals falter.
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al Simmons
Athletics
Yankees
Leo Lermond Aims to Shine in Denver Mile Showdown
Knute Rockne previews Leo Lermond as a top miler after a four minute thirteen second mile at Yankee Stadium. Rockne notes Lermond’s rapid rise, strong trials in Amsterdam, and potential to threaten Nurmi’s world record at the 1930s AAU nationals in Denver and the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics.
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America
Denver
Yankee Stadium
Hickey
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Getz
Alfred University
Lermond
Amsterdam
Nurmi
Los Angeles
Baseball Calendar Prompts Rain Delays and Standings
Baseball calendar lists games and results across American and National Leagues with rain postponements at EMERAlp in New York and Boston at Brooklyn. It shows team records, matchups like Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh and Chicago vs St Louis, plus multiple postponed games and upcoming national league pairings.
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New York
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Boxing and Wrestling Card Highlights In National Sports
American 60 ag at Kansas City and other results plus a national bout card. Leslie Fishbaugh of Newark will wrestle Wilbur Thom of the I A wrestling coach in the feature bout at Broad Ripple Monday night. Al Thom faces Nick Karnas in a semi final time limit bout and a prelim starts at 8:30.
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Ind
Les Fishbaugh
al Thom
Jimmie McLemore
Dick Rout
Chet Wiles
Ralph Hancock
George Balzer
Leslie Fishbaugh
Newark
Grappler
Wilbur Thom
I. A
Broad Ripple
Wilbur
Nick Karnas
Red Sox Release Grant Gillis to Columbus on Option
Boston, June 29. Grant Gillis, second baseman, released by the Boston Red Sox on option to Columbus. He came here from Washington last winter in the trade for Buddy Myer.
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United Press
Boston
Grant Gillis
Boston Red Sox
Columbus
Washington
Buddy Myer
Soccer Head Named ASL President For Fourth Term
The American Soccer League held its annual meeting in New York on Friday night and elected Bill Cunningham of Boston to a fourth consecutive term as president.
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New York
American Soccer League
Bill Cunningham
Boston
Ace Hudkins Beats Belanger in Lackluster Title Fight
In San Francisco on June 29 Ace Hudkins defeated Charlie Belanger the Canadian light heavyweight champion after ten rounds. The bout was criticized by fans and the state athletic commission halted action after the second round, with calls for a no contest.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ace Hudkins
Charlie Belanger
Canada
State Athletic Commission
Paolino Schmeling Charity Show Receipts At Yankee Stadium
Madison Square Garden released figures for the Paolino Schmeling charity boxing event at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night. Total attendance was 8000 with reported shares for each fighter and Yankee Stadium. Preliminary shows and approximate profit are listed as gross and net receipts.
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Lnited Press
New York
Paolino-Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Madison Square Garden
Saen
Meldons Face Untested Kokomo Stars In Sunday Clash
Indianapolis Meldons travel to Exposition Park to meet the undefeated Kokomo Stell ites in the first of a three game series. Meldons hold an open July 4 date and inviting a strong state club to arrange via R. J. Stehlin at 918 Olive Street, Indianapolis.
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Kokomo
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R. J. Stehlin
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Tuffy Griffin Wins On Foul Over Risko
Sioux City heavyweight Tuffy Griffin defeated Johnny Risko on a seventh round foul. Griffin led the bout and appeared to outpoint Risko before a low blow prompted referee Al Day to award the decision to Griffin. Risko had earlier been warned.
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United Press
Detroit
Tuffy Griffith
Sioux City
Johnny Risko
Tuffy
Griffith
Risko
Johnny
al Day
Jack Dempsey Plans Comeback Training Now
San Francisco June 29 Jack Dempsey said he will begin light training next week aiming at a comeback if he can regain condition. He added two provisos a higher share of gate receipts than any opponent and better shape than in his Tunney fight before agreeing to return.
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Belmont
United Irene
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
United Press
Gene Tunney
Shakeup Hinted for White Sox in Chicago Rumors
The Chicago White Sox have posted a miserable season prompting rumors of a drastic shakeup soon. Details on the reorganization remain undisclosed.
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Chicago White Sox
German Foreign Minister Upset by Schmeling Victory Coverage
Dr. Gustav Stresemann, Germany’s foreign minister, reportedly suffered mental anguish as German papers highlighted Max Schmeling's New York victory over Paolino. He was pleased Schmeling won but displeased by front page boxing coverage and the Reichstag debates receiving little notice.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
Paolino
New York
Gustav Stresemann
Stresemann
Schmeling
Aycock Wins 1929 Intercollegiate Golf Championship
Tommy Aycock of Yale defeated teammate W Marshall Forrest 5 and 4 in a 36 hole final to claim the 1929 intercollegiate golf title. Aycock from Jacksonville Florida also holds the Florida state amateur championship.
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Gulfited Press
N. J
Tommy Aycock
Yale
W. Marshall Forrest
Aycock
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
German Pug Needs Plenty of Experience
Max Schmeling draws mixed praise after his victory over Paolino Uzcudun. Critics say he needs more experience to become a true heavyweight champion, while managers warn against overconfidence. A contract dispute with Arthur Bulow and Joe Jacobs hampers MSG plans. Sharkey is slated to fight in September with a July 15 opponent choice deadline.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Paolino Uzcudun
Herr Max
Tommy Loughran
Tommy
Jack McAulliffe
Dempsey
Joe Jacobs
Arthur Bulow
Madison Square Garden
William F. Carey
the Garden
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Betzels Aim to Extend Streak as Tribe Faces Hens
The Betzels seek a fifth win in six games as Bruno BetzelRestarts Jimmy Stroner at third and hopes for better hitting. James A Perry funeral murky, Perry owned the club and Quincy in Three I League idle Friday. The Tribesmen resume series in Toledo with a doubleheader Sunday and later visit Columbus Louisville and Washington Park before returning to face Senators and Hens.
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Bruno Betzel
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