Jones Faces Field in National Open
Minneapolis July 10 AP Beat Bobby Jones That was the cry at Interlachen today as golf stars and a Britisher faced a blazing sun and brutal traps in the first major Open. Jones seemed unchanged in iron and putting, while Hagen Farrell Armour and Horton Smith showed strong form amid a strong field of contenders including Cyril Tolley and George Von Elm. The opening 18 holes set the tone for a grueling test as the field vied for the national title.
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Cyril Tolley
Great Britain
George Smith
Chicago
Horton Smith
New York
Ralph Beach
Pikesville
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Jack Hutchinson
I Chicase
George von Elm
Los Keles
Jack Thompson
Unestown
Ohio
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Alex Ayton
Springfield
Johnny Farrell
Manaroneck
N. Y
Herman Barron
Port Chester
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Chester Jones
Lawrence
Kan
Gene Sarazen
Flushing
Dave, Sutherland
Clayton
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Art Tveran
Minneapolis
Walter Hegen
New Yorks
James Thompson
Collorado Springs
Colo
Donald Smith
Great Neck
George Voight
Douglaston
N.T
Interlachen
America
Bobby Jones II
England
Jones
Robby Jones
Winged Foot
Pols
Walter Hagen
MacDonald Smith
al Espinosa
Bill Mehlhorn
Denny Skute
Jimmy Johnston
Hagen
Farrel A Amour
Hazen
Ammour
Armour
Unclear crossword clues puzzle fragment
Fragmentary OCR puzzle snippet lists scattered clues and numbers with incomplete words. The readable items mention insects, conversations, ceremony, ancient homes, mathematical functions, Arctic vehicles, wines, geese, and a bear, but most phrases are garbled. No coherent event or person context is identifiable.
CADDY IN HIS HEAVEN Fights 36-Hole Decider
A golf championship narrows to a final 36 hole journey with low 60s ties competing. If a playoff is required as in recent years, the title will be decided over 36 holes at San-Ay.
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Farrell
Diegel
Bobby
San- AY
Babe Hunt Beats Friedman in Kansas City Showdown
In Kansas City Babe Hunt of Ponca City Oklahoma defeated Al Friedman of Boston in ten rounds to win by newspaper decision after a crowded bout watched by patrons. Hunt weighed 196 pounds to Friedmans 183 and this second victory over Friedman followed a prior Chicago win that sparked customer protests.
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Kansas City
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
al Friedman
Boston
Hunt
Friedman
Chicago
Ettore Mariana
Italy
Fred Hayward
Los Angeles
Joe Trabon
Luther Ashford
Pittsburg
Kan
Walter Dunham
Fort Scott
Hugh Cray
Lawton
Gray
Dunham
FLSHTS Last Chicago Willie Pelligrini Outpoints Pat Moore
Chicago fighter Willie Pelligrini defeated Pat Moore by points in a bout reported from Chicago. The card also listed Kansas City’s Babe Hunt edging Al Friedman in a separate match and Los Angeles fighter Pat Hayfurd knocking out Ettore Mariana. Bowling scores and high totals were shown, with Dr. Phillips and Bob Berger leading the bowling tally.
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Chicago
Willie Pelligrini
Pat Moore
Memphis
Kansas City
Babe Hunt
Poues City
Okla
al Friedman
Boston
Pat Hayfvrrd
Los Angeles
Ettore Mariana
Mary
Gallant Fox Poised for Arlington Classic Derby Win Bet
Chicago racing fans debate prices for Gallant Fox as the Fox track followers expect him to repeat at Arlington. A field of nine is anticipated with Dustemall or Whitney’s fleet filly a likely entrant. The classic will be broadcast by the National Broadcasting Company at 3:30 p.m. CST.
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Chicago
Dustemall
Harry Payne Whitney
National
Ne Casting Company
WILL FIGHT IN TOPEKA: LAWRENCE BOXERS PREPARE
Three Lawrence amateurs under F. T. McNabb will box in Topeka on Thursday July 27 in show 6 promoted by Harry Hutt. Blair Weidman faces Paul Humbert. Joe Schelbey from Kansas City fights Tack Ryan of Topeka Athletic Club. Phillins, another welterweight, meets Walt Wetten cal Topeka.
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Lawrence
F. T. McNabb
Topeka
Harry Hutt
Tonska
McNabb
Blair “Peewee” Weidman
Paul Humbert
Joe Schelbey
Kansas City Golder Gloves
Hoxine Tourn W
Tack Ryan
Everett Marshall of Colorado Defeats Nebraska Grappler
Everett Marshall of Falunt Colorado defeated Tos Stecher of Nebraska in Los Angeles. The heavyweight bout lasted under half an hour with Marshall using body slams after Stecher avoided the airplane spin. Marshall swept two falls in 9 minutes 18 seconds and 9 minutes 47 seconds, winning three falls to none. Stecher had one brief fall on a body scissors.
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Los Angeles
Everett’ Marshell
Colo
Tos Stecher
Nebraska
Stecher
Marshall
Fot Marshall
Odd Fellows Win Fourth Straight Twilight League Game
The Odd Fellows edged the Co-ops 2 to 0 in a tight Junior Twilight League tilt. Jones kept the Co-ops hitless through four innings, while the Odd Fellows pushed across both runs in the fifth, with Tobler and ONeill driving in the scoring.
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Odd Fellows
Jones
Ones
Frank Geddine
LO. O. F
Burgert
McMurry
Seaston
Haskell
Elks
South Park Diamond
A. Jones
Harmouth
Minnike
Johnson
Buregert
F McMurry
R. Jones
Courter
Dicker
Rogerz
Port
Don Sobelian
Denlinger
Reed
Treece
Hunter
Mole
Stancliff
Rhe LO
Rogers Ras
Bakers
LO. O
Unruh
Ash
Jones Versus Field in National Open
By AL DEMAREE former pitcher New York Giants argues Bobby Jones leads the field but Gene Sarazen Horton Smith Walter Hagen and others are strong contenders in the U S National Open with odds on several players and mentions Roland Hancock Jock Hutchison and Leo Diegel among hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Demaree
New York Giants
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Walter Hagen
Roland Hancock
Olympia Fields
Jock Hutchison
Horton
Smith
Leo Diegel
George von Elm
al Espinosa
Baseball Owners Consider Ultimatum on Universal Draft
Chicago July 10 AP Major league owners seek to sever all minor leagues from the majors if they refuse to accept a universal draft system. The move targets the International, Pacific Coast, American Association, International League, and Western League. Leaders anticipate a joint meeting August 5 to discuss potential outcomes and reactions.
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Chicago
Cirreal
Internationcific Coast and American Association
Three Eye League
San Francisco
Kan
Topeka
Dent
Reague
Gear
Frice
Orraident Thomas
J. Hickey
American Association
Hickey
International League
Pacific Coast League
New Football Rules Recodified For Clarity In 1930 Guide
The Journal-World reports the football guide for 1930 by American Sports Publishing New York City. Led by E K Hall with 25 years on the rules committee, the recodified code adds cross references eliminates ambiguity and includes supplemental notes, records and illustrations. Major league leaders listed include Ruth Gehrig Hodapp and Cuyler with top batting runs and home runs in the American and National Leagues.
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Journal-World Sports Department
American Sports Publishing Company
New York City
E. K. Hall
Ff Duly
Fiona’ Ceague
O’doul
Phillies
Cuyler
Cubs
Klein
Frisch
Cardinals
Wilson
Berger
Braves
Staten
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Sons
Gehrig
Hodapp
Indians
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Hice
Senators
Army resignations shrink Air Corps as 27 officers leave
Official figures show the Army Air Corps lost 27 officers in the last fiscal year amid mounting resignations since 1921. The article notes ongoing reductions and mentions probable sites for dirigible mooring masts in Miami and Key West.
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Air Corp
Washington
Army Air Corps
Klatows
Mi 27
Magri Praneh
Armay
Besvien
Sennenae Miami
Key Probate Fia
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Bob Berger
Dr. Phillips
Sevenback
Gus Berger
Arlington
Verett Marshall
Colorado
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Ralph G. Burk
Ottawa, ‘Kan
HUB Clothing CO
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dixie
Palm
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