Western Golfers Dominate Open Qualifying Tests
West golfers lead National Open qualifying as Cherry Hills hosts the June 11 event in Denver. Jack Westland tops scores with 69 62 137 nine under par, while Olin Dutra and Charles Lacey also post strong rounds. Amateurs and professionals from across the U S secure 141 spots among 1,194 hopefuls, with notable names such as Walter Hagen far from the leaders.
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New York
West
Denver
Cherry Hills Club
Mississippi
Perse
Jack Westland
Chicago
Seattle
Los Angeles
Olin Dutra
Charles Lacey
Francis
Scheider
Oklahoma City
Horton Smith
Mark Fry
Oakland
Cal
Ed Kingsley
Magna
Utah
Ama Deur
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Wattle
Bjack Westland
Tattle
Olin Datra
Francis Scheider
Ross Falls To Armstrong In Welterweight Duel
United Press reports Barney Ross endured 15 rounds of brutal punishment before Henry Armstrong overwhelmed him with relentless aggression. Armstrong threw 10,000 punches, never tired, while Ross absorbed brutal injuries and vowed to retire. The bout crowned Armstrong the new welterweight champion.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Barney Ross
The
Henry Armstrong
Ross
Wells
Boxing Commission
Armstrong
Roundup of boxing notes and sports miscellany
Eddie Briez New York report notes Armstrong's heavy punching, DiMaggio rumors, and Braddock lines up for Barney. Journal reports on Joe Jacobs at ringside, Tunney tickets, and guards at the arena. Also mentions rising girl cheerleaders, Martha Draper, Ival Goodman, Bob Pastor earnings, Phils pitchers, All-Star reservations, and semi pro tourney funds.
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Mayor Hague
Jersey City
New York
Mike Jacobs
Chapion
Gene Tunney
Louis Sehmeling
Martha Draper
Tulane
Ziegfield Follies
Ival Goodman
Reds
Bob Pastor
Phils
Armstrong 10 Goes After Lou Ambers Title
In New York on June 1 AP reports Lou Ambers set to challenge Henry Armstrong for the lightweight crown after Armstrong dominated Barney Ross at Madison Square Garden Bowl. Armstrong’s victory secures a third weight-class title in under a year as Ambers prepares for the July bout.
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Gayle
New York
Lou Ambers
Wweight
Henry Armstrong
Lou
Armstrong
Barney
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Ross
Ambers
Los Angeles
Henry
Associated Press
Arthur Donovan
Art Winch
Sam Pian
Standings and results from yesterday's baseball games
American League led by New York with a 12 5 win over Boston. National League had no games scheduled. American Association results not listed.
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Boston
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis Etc
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul Een
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
National “League
Chicago
Aeie
Bee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Wees
St. Louis
Brooklyn F
Gh Weed
Philadelphia
Cleveland Tetera
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Sports Mirror Highlights Past Open Qualifying Leads
The column recalls two year gaps in U S Open golf qualifying with Sam Snead and Dutch Harrison tied at 136. It notes three years ago Southern California won the Intercollegiate A A A track title with 51 points and mentions John McGraw’s fame as a manager of the National League All-Star team.
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Cee Associated Press
Sam Snead
Dutch Harrison
Southern
California
John McGraw
Coca Colas win Capital City Ladies League title at Cap ital City alleys
The Coca Colas clinch the Ladies League crown with 70 wins and 35 losses at East Capital Avenue, topping Capital Motors by one game. Cook Paints edge Quality Cleaners for third. Frenchies lead the second division with 50 wins. Mrs. Ethel Miget stars with a 164 average and a 213 best game. Leola Buie second with 157 average and 221 best.
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East Capital Avenue
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Cook Paints
Frenchies
Slanker Plumbers
Clibourns
Montgomery
Ethel Miget
Leola Buie
Nelle Barnhart
Florence Goo
Sidonia Downs
Barnhart
Elia Tawin
Mary Ritchey
Gladys Boge
Robertson
Cora Colas
Paints
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OAR Slankers Plumbing
Clibourns Ao
Montgeme
Bass Hooking and Rabbit Population Warnings
Bass catching tips stress quick, firm hook sets to avoid missing strikes. Short strikes can be countered with longer lures, slower retrieves, or popping baits. The piece shifts to a rural note on hunting rabbits in Missouri, explaining predators depend on rabbit meat and warn of ecological consequences if rabbits disappear, hinting at rising quail and other game pressures.
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Missouri
Jongi
Bois Rousse Derby Winner Captures Epsom Derby Title
Peter Beatty's Bois Rousse! won the 158th Derby at Epsom in heavy rain, paying backers 20 to 1. Scottish Union was second and Pasch Wag third, with 22 runners amid royal spectators. Time for the mile and a half was 2 39 1 5, far from the record.
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England
Peter Beatty
James V. Rank
Scottish Union
Harvey J. Marviss
Lord Astor
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Pasch
Bois Roussel
Thab
Mahmoud
Maharajah
Rajpipla
James Shand
Unbreakable
Joseph F. Widener
Philadelphia
Valerian Ut
William Woodward
New York
Central Dairy Ogors 131 Win in League Play
Scott's, Central Dairy draw two league wins as Central Dairy tops Algoal 5 to 3 in league competition. The Scolls defeat the Maypaes 15 to 1 in the opening game, with Scott's offense managing nine hits and persistent threats.
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Scott's
Central Dairy Ad Tafts
Morehan
Sehédate
Central Dairy
Algoal
Scolls
Maypaes
Scotts
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