Missouri State Amateur Golf Opens Amid Stormy Conditions
On the Bellerive Country Club course in St Louis wind and rain marked the opening of the Missouri State Amateur Golf Tournament. George Allen led medalists with 72 over Paul Leslie as both contend through a demanding schedule with rounds and finals set through Friday.
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Chester O'Brien
George Allen
Old Mission Country Club
Kansas City
Paul Leslie
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Kim Spencer
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Frank Staller
Jimmy Manion
Percy Gill
Missouri University
Richmond
Dave Woodruff
John Ferguson
Springfield
Warren Rieper
St. Josep
William Brown
Robert Burtt
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Rolla
J. J. Wizgird
Old Mission
Bob Heid
B. Williamson
Uis
Bert McDowell
Aern
Chester O’brien
Frank Bredall
Les Slattery
Mark Schlude
Elliott Whitbread
Don Anderson
Ralph Redding
Sid Salomon
George Dawson
Tor Stephenson
Milburn
Dick Bockenkamp
Bob Cochran
Sit. Louis
Hill Leads as Snyder Loses in Trans-Miss Golf
In Omaha on June 19 an opening round saw Opal Hill of Kansas City, the medalist and defending champion, dominate after rain soaked play. Hill defeated Mrs. E Devilbiss 7 and 6, posting a 41 on the first nine holes, while Mrs. Roxie Schenkman beat Mrs. Dan Snyder of Jefferson City after Snyder’s tee shot failed near the 19th into deep rough.
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Owens and Neugass Set to Battle at NCAAs in Berkeley
The National Collegiate meet at Berkeley June 21 22 features Jesse Owens Ohio State and Herman Neugass Tulane as top sprinters. Other contenders include Harvey Wallender Texas Emmett Toppine and George Anderson California among a strong field eyeing Owens world record pace in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump.
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Chink) Wallender
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Iowa
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Columbia
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Edwards Track
Lazzeri Proves A Great Second Baseman In Baseball
The Associated Press notes Tony Lazzeri, despite a 268 average, is regarded by Yankee teammates as a true second baseman whose clutch hitting outshines personal stats. His defense, aside from a brief lapse, has been near perfect as rains halt games and chatter turns to Dizzy Dean's confident barbs amid a tense pennant race.
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Wrestling Results From Tonight Across Cities
Indianapolis match saw Jim London defeating Bill Edwards in one fall. Dallas bout ended with Jim Coffield and Joe Cox drawing after a 30 minute effort in Kansas City and Cleveland. Minneapolis featured Bronko Nagurski defeating Lou Plummer in one fall lasting thirty minutes.
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California Wins Thrilling 4-Mile Hudson Regatta Narrowly Over Cornell
In the 86th Poughkeepsie intercollegiate race California edged Cornell by three-fifths of a second after 18 minutes of tightly matched rowing on the Hudson. The margin and even the split kept spectators on edge as crews from opposite coasts battled for victory.
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Helen Hicks quits amateurs to become business woman golfer
Today a year ago Helen Hicks left amateur status to pursue professional business in golf, signaling a bold career shift. Pie Traynor was named manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, marking a notable administrative change in baseball.
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Braddock Upset Stages in Ringstalwart Career Review
The article chronicles James J. Braddock’s series of upsets as the underdog, recounting knockouts and near-misses against foes like Levandowski, Stillman, and Loughran, alongside early bouts in New York and Chicago. It notes Braddock’s shift to heavyweight competition, his losses to Loughran and Schaeler, and his persistence through mismatched weight battles, culminating with a note on his forthcoming marriage.
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al Stillman
Martin Levandowski
Cora Griffin
John Henry Lewis
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Harry Ebbels
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Today’s Games National League Matchups
National League features Chicago at Boston with Warnke facing Betts and Lee opposing R Smith. Cincinnati visits Brooklyn with Frey facing Zachary and Freitas vs Clark. Pittsburgh plays New York with Lucas against Parmelee and St Louis at Philadelphia pitting Walker against Davis. American League schedules Philadelphia at Chicago with Tillshere meeting Whitehead and Boston at St Louis with Hoch etie facing Cain. Rhodes vs Walkup. New York at Detroit presents Gomez against Crowder and Broaca vs Bridges while Washington at Cleveland pairs Linke against Pearson and Burke versus Stewart.
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Joe Louis Confident of Beating Carnera in Fifth Round
Poiptton Lakes New Jersey June 19 AP Joe Louis predicts a fifth round knockout of Primo Carnera in the June 25 bout. Louis, who shadow boxes and trains amid praise from Johnny Dundee, claims Carnera will be defeated in five. Louis expects to weigh near 2100 pounds in the fight.
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Blues Drop Only Game to Milwaukee Brewers
The Kansas City Blues fell 4 to 3 to the Milwaukee Brewers in the lone American Association game yesterday. Errors by both clubs produced all scoring. pitching was solid despite a chill wind. Struss allowed seven hits, Harlin five, as Milwaukee won in the ninth when a misplayed grounder opened a late scoring chance.
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Baseball results and postponed games across leagues
Multiple postponements due to rain and wet grounds across the National and Western Leagues. Notable results: Association games St Paul 4, Minneapolis 3. Cedar Rapids 1, St Joseph 2. Hutchinson 5, Bartlesville 3. Ponca City 2, Springfield 0 7. Muskogee 5, Joplin 4. Also a safety warning about driving on mountainous grades.
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Stella Walsh Sails for Poland to Train and Race
Cleveland sprinter Stella Walsh sailed to Poland on the Kosciuszko to compete in international meets and study at the Warsaw Central Institute for Physical Education. She plans to return in the fall to continue studies in the United States, addressing a dispute over a failed St. Louis match race and Notre Dame Academy examinations.
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Cleveland
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Central Institute For Physical Education
Warsaw
United States
Helen Stephens
Fulon
St. Louis
Miss Walsh
Notre Dame Academy
St. Louis Athletic Club
Burial of Father Cummins at Maryville Church Service
Protestant pastors attended the funeral of beloved Catholic priest Father F. P. Cummins in Brookfield Missouri. Bishop Leblond of St. Joseph conducted the service in Latin. The burial took place at Maryville.
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Maryville
Grable Duvall Jr Elected Missouri Golf President
Grable Duvall Jr of Hillcrest Country Club Kansas City was elected president of the Missouri Golf Association succeeding Elliott Whitbread of St Louis. Next year's tournament will be in Kansas City at a club to be chosen and the qualifying round will be 38 holes. Riepen, Jack Sandusky, Joseph, Allen, and Tom Stephenson of Kansas City were elected to the board of directors.
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