Jones Beats Esninosa In Golf Championship Dominance
Bobby Jones dominated the 36 hole championship against Al Espinosa, completing a 30 hole margin of 28 strokes for a 4141 total. Espinosa, though outclassed, kept smiling as Jones produced a relentless display of perfect golf, adding another national title to his nine US and British crowns.
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Spinosa
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Great Britain
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Bobby Dones
Atlanta
Sunnsaiecmeennn Cana
Don Cooper
Athletes Prep for National Decathlon in Denver
Three athletes from Lawrence headed to Denver to compete in the National A A track and field championships decathlon. Charles Grant James Grant from Haskell Institute and Leo Dodd of Kansas, training since school’s end, are among contenders with Charles rated among top decathletes and having recently placed second to Tom Church of Oklahoma at the Kansas Relays.
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Denver
Colo
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Buster
Charles
James Grant
Haskell Institute
Leo Dodd
University of Kansas
Tom Church- AH
Oklahoma
Kansas
Granth
Reigh Count Set for Final Arlington Park Race
Arlington Park opens its 29 day meeting with a 8750 stake event as its first feature. Reigh Count, after a mixed English season, heads home for one last race before retirement in a 5200 dollar prize at the year racing meet.
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Reigh
Chicago
Arlington Park
Former K U Football Star Plans Summer Visit With Parents
Former Kansas University football player Don Cooper, who has served as night dispatcher at police headquarters for two years, has resigned and returned to his Winfield home. He will spend the summer vacation with his parents and plans to return to KU in the fall.
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Jderkman
Winfield
Cooper
K.U
Ito K
Maple Grove rallies to split doubleheader with Haskell Indians
Maple Grove overturns a 7 6 deficit in the ninth and scores in the tenth to beat the Haskell Indians 8 to 7, then defeats the Lawrence Monarchs 12 to 1 in the second game. Gentry and Poutier excel on the mound for Maple Grove while Poutier fans eight for Haskell.
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Shawnee Chiefs Lead Western Association Pennant
The Shawnee Chiefs of Ipena, Okla., claimed the lead for the first half pennant in the Western Association as of July 2. The day’s action highlighted Shawnee’s strong run atop the standings with key performances from Fox and Roi Fox.
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Topeka
Shawnee Chiefs
Ipena Okla
Bobby Jones Nine National Titles Charted
AP report outlines Bobby Jones tallying nine national championships in the United States and Great Britain over seven years. The ledger lists Open and Amateur wins from 1923 to 1928 including 1923 Open playoff win, 1924 Amateur over Von Elm, 1926 Open and British Open victories, and 1928 Amateur triumph over Perkins and Thomas.
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Great Britain
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Great’ Britain
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Howard Jones Teaches Defense Tactics At K U Coaching School
Oswego Kansas July incident follows coaching session by California mentor in defensive play. Jones advocates wedge defense with two guards spaced apart and emphasis on blocking holes to stop ball carrier, not direct tackles. Fire at Royal Cleaners in Oswego destroys plant. loss estimated at $2,000 believed caused by chemical explosion.
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Howard Jones
University of Southern California
California
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West Coast
Oswego Cleaners
Oswego
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Royal Cleaners’ Establishment
Joe Carpenter
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H. D. Hill Motor Club Beats Basehor 7–0 in Sunday Game
The H. D. Hill Motor Company team of Lawrence outplayed Basehor 7 to 0 at Basehor. Ray Snow led the infield with seven strikeouts and seven assists, Trombold at first made 14 putouts, and Hill sluggers set the pace with steady scoring across nine innings. Basehor threatened only in the ninth as wind negated a potential home run.
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Dull boxing week ahead in New York cards
The week promises little excitement with top attractions scarce. Joe Glick, Brooklyn Taylor, and Patsy Ruffalo meet in a ten round star light Park bout while Baby Joe Gans faces Harry Wallach at Dexter Park in junior welterweight action. Helen Wills advances to the Wimbledon semi finals defeating Robby Heine 6-2 6-4 in the quarter finals.
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Brooklyn Taylor
Patsy Ruffalo
Mount Vernon
Starlight Park
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Los Angeles
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Dexter Park
Sete
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Engl
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Teams to Meet Tuesday at Shook's Diamond
The Journal World and Electric Power Company teams from the Lawrence Industrial League will play an exhibition game tomorrow evening on the Shook diamond north of Lawrence. The schedule change follows Grocers & Butchers withdrawal. Earlier games between K E B P and Journal World ended 7 7 in a tie and 1 to 0 in favor of the K E B P squad.
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Kansas, Electric Power Company
Lawrence Industrial League
Lawrence
Glo'clork
Grocers & Butchers
K. EB. P
Journal-World
K. E. Py
Lomorrow
Missouri tennis champions crowned in scattered titles
The Missouri state tennis tournament concluded with champions from Chicago and Dallas. Fred Reyer and Ruth Bailey earned titles in singles, with doubles won by John Barr and James Quick and by Ruth Bailey with Mary Zita McHale. G H Koehmer dominated veterans. Reyer also won mixed doubles with Mary Southerland.
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James Quick
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St. Louis
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Vuhior
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