150 Qualify To National Open Ten Amateurs
The national open field at Fresh Meadow will have 146 professionals and ten amateurs, with 150 total qualifiers. Notable expatriates and former champions fail or pass, including Johnny Lehman and Johnny Goodman among amateurs, and Bobby Cruickshank and Jim Barnes among professionals, as Scott Walter Barker notes.
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Herbet W. Barker
Associated Press
Josh Frexnow
Flushing
Simonpotes
Fresh Meadow
Tommy Armour
Tomokichi Miyamoto
Japan
Jose Jurado
Argentina
T. Philip
Perkins
den Moe
Portland
Ore
Chick Evans
Cyril Tolley
George Voigt
Maurice McCarthy
Gene Homans
Jesse Guilford
Charley Hall
Emmett French
Gus Moreland
Johnny Lehman
Chicaze
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Bobby Cruickshank
Long Jim Barnes
Paul Bunyan
Clarence Clark
Willie MacFarlane
Jock Hutchison
Joe Kirkwood
Fred Morrison
Abe Espinosa
Francis Schneider
Dallas
Hej
Morale Boost for White Sox From Unified Attack on Umpire Moriarty
A Chicago sports commentary argues that White Sox players show strengthened morale through a rare post hours united assault on umpire George Moriarty. The piece notes historical unity among players, contrasts with prior brawls, and hints at broader boxing and wrestling figureprintlns in the era.
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Cleveland
White Sox
George Moriarty
Mitch Gaston
Harvridge
Chicago
Tcal
Lay Courts Neet Opens in Memphis
Five players were called to make initial starts in the national clay courts tennis championships in Memphis completing first and second round play. Berkley Heil of New York seeded No. 3 to meet the winner of Fred Butler of Champaign Illinois and John Metz of Memphis. Junior Goen of Kansas City will play the winner of James Kell of Topeka and Burtz Boulware of Tampa.
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Memphis
Berkley Heil
New York
Fred Butler
Champaign
John Metz
Alemphis
Junior Goen
Kansas City
Smith and Armour Qualify for British Open Tournament
Smith and Armour qualify for the 1932 British Open. MacDonald Smith, the Scottish American pro, posted a 73 over two rounds to reach 146, tying Tommy Armour who shot 71 to also reach 146 at Prince's. Frank Sweeney and Paul Arbill failed to post qualifying scores, while A. R. Bradbeer led early with 70-71-141.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
MacDonald Smith
Saine
Tommy Armour
Prince
Mac Smith
Frank Sweeney
Paul Arbill
A. R. Bradbeer
Somerset
Bradbeer
Eye Surgery News In Jefferson City Community
June 6 brief notes Elmer Gems einhardt son of Mr and Mrs Emil Stock was taken to St Marys hospital in Jefferson City Tuesday to have one eye removed after a steel stroke earlier damaged it. Earl Whyte recently operated on for appendicitis at St Marys has been moved to his home. Several local families and visitors, including Miss Angeline Saneke and Miss Edith Mae Hall, are mentioned with hospital and travel updates.
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Teebetts
Elmer Gemseinhardt
Emil Stock
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jefferson City
Earl Whyte
St. Mary's Hospital
Carl Hall
Harry Dickson
Howard Foster
Agnes Bishop
Kansas City
Angeline Saneke
Edith Mae Hall
Herbert Helmedach
Mary Helmendach
T. F. Hafner
Mokane
Cars Damaged In Crash Near Vienna
Two cars driven by Fred Stratmenn and A Otto collided Friday night west of here. No one was seriously hurt though both cars were badly damaged. Also notes include a Germany letter to Mrs Henry Puschmann about an uncle Anton Fichaff dying April 27 and local visits by Rev Melles ST I and Henry A Brnie of Westphalia. Additional social items mention trips to Jefferson City, hospital stays, and new pink-tinted mirrors on the market.
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Vienna
Fred Stratmenn
Otto
Here
Henry Puschmann
Westphalen
Germany
Anton Fichaff
Melles
ST. I
Henry
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Pedro Lopes
Max Schmieling
Ciip
Pedro Lopez
Otis Gardner
Kuntington
W. Va
Mickey Walker
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
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Levinsky
Uzendun
Risko
Uzeudun
Mullah
Boston
LAY Courts
NEET
Smith and Armour
Tillie the Toiler
MR. Simbeing
Toit
Li Ten
Boots
By Russ Westover
Tee Hee
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Relak
Freckles
Gee Oiss
Cona
Cora
Aline
MGS Boots
Teto
By Blosser
Tobaco
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America
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Rockerfeller
Taservice
Brnie
Westphalia
T. A. Ryan
Jack
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Joseph Massmann
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