Winged Foot Open Championship Course Described
Mamaroneck June 19 Winged Foot club West course named the Open championship site for next week. The course stretches 6697 yards with firm fast greens and deep traps. experts note 70 may be unlikely to beat in single rounds. Players like Bobby Jones Farrelly Smith Sarazan Hall and Mike Brady tested the course, rain or wind altering tactics.
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Mamaroneck
Winged Foot
United States
Hei Man’s
Bobby Jones
Johnny Farrelly
Smith
Gene Sarazan
Charley' ‘Hall
Birmingham
Mike Brady
I Vasai
Bondy Jones
Rand Children
Panama Al Brown Outpoints Vidal for Bantam Crown
New York June 19 Panama Al Brown 118 pounds decisively outboxed Gregorio Vidal of Spain in a sensational 18 round bout at Queensboro Stadium. Brown floored Vidal three times and dominated from start to finish, with Vidal rarely landing effective blows as Brown claimed the bantamweight title recognition from the state athletic commission.
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New ‘ Athletic Commission
Panama
Al LE __ Brown
Vidal
Gregorio
Spain
Queensboro Stadium
Pion
Boxing’ Association
Local League Scores Report From City Matches
Fragmentary tally shows teams such as Brooklyn, New Philadelphia, Des Moines and Denver in the Western League. Mixed results include a 3 to 0 score for Columbus and a 13 point game in another matchup.
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Philadelphia
Sexpolis
Boulsville
Raj
Omahs
Topektal
Des Moines
Denver
Soma City
Taditinapolis
Cohimbus
Climax Race at Ascot Caps Reigh Count Career
The article describes Reigh Count heading to Royal Ascot for a final race as a celebrated two year start, with Mrs. John D. planning to bring the colt home to finish his racing career after a path from juvenile beginnings to the 1928 three year old championship. It notes Ascot’s prestige and its exclusivity, contrasting with the Kentucky Derby.
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Epsom Downs
Royal Alscot
Apcot
Dowhle
Jockey Laverne Fator Suspended After Aqueduct Ride
At Aqueduct track New York June 0, famed jockey Laverne Fator received a suspension for the rest of the meeting after a ride on Folking in the second race. The colt finished far out of the money as Folking started poorly and was steered wide late, costing ground. Fator rides as a contract rider for the Rancoces stable of Harry F. Sinclair.
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Laverne Fator
Fator
Folking
Rancoces
Harry F. Sinclair
New York
Bears Favored as State Match Play Begins
The Kansas amateur golf association state tournament opens with match play today in Poughkeepsie and Wichita. California favored champion Golden Bears led by coach Ky and captain Wray, seek to defend titles as top contenders, while local hopefuls compete for medalist honors Jack Robertson at Wichita CC posted 77 with Shelly Stott close behind at 80.
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Wichita
Kani
Kansas Amateur Golf Association
Matc
Jacke Robertson
Wichita Country Club
Shelly Stott
Rechampion
Wichita Country, Club
Garey Lake
Hutchinson
State Golf Association
Jones to Teach at XK U Coaching School
Coach Howard Jones of the University of Southern California will lead the two week Kansas university football coaching course opening on the 24th. The program includes H W Hargiss as head coach and Lynn Waldorf as line coach with lectures and on field practice on fundamentals of football.
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Thia
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Kansasniversity
West Coast
Jones
Kansas
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The
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Lynn Waldorf
Line Lenach
Giants Cash Tales From The Baseball Road
Former pitcher Al-Demaree recounts Giants earnings and expenses noting Meyers saved fifty thousand in cash with the club. St. John Titus and Larry McLean are mentioned as high spenders with players living on meal money during road trips. Bechet’s prize is referenced in this anecdotal piece.
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New_York Giants
Poplar
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Meyers
New York Giants
St. John
Titus
Philly
Larry McLean
Fighters Clash In Various Venues Across The Nation
A jumble of bout results shows Tony Vararelis defeating Isie Moyers in New York while Johnny Jadick and Joe Anderson both win in separate cities. Larry Sanganeba bests Babe Pilico in Cincinnati and Breve McDonald defeats Ben Invelace in Terre Haute as listed by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Tony Vararelis
New York
Isie Moyers
San Franziney
Eddie Anderson
Cody
Wro
American Jockey Club Receives Racing License for Arlington Park
The American Jockey Club, operator of Arlington Park, has secured its racing license for the spring meeting. The feature event is the $10,000 American Classic on July 13 as part of the meet. Sunday baseball at Maple Grove is set for 3 pm with Haskell India team at Shooks Diamond. Maple Grove seeks players via manager William E. Nelson.
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Caplet
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Haskell India
Shooks Diamond
William E. Nelson
Menager
Aon
Tee
Fall Leaf 4A Neighbors Visit and Local Notices
Local notes report visits among families including Geo Mandal of St Louis and Frank Vitt relatives south of Enders, and several residents visiting in Kasenberger and Lawrence. Funeral attendance for Mrs Frank Rhoades in Edgerton. whooping cough noted for Darline Wallace. new Chevrolet cars for Reetz and Noahary. census work and shopping trips in area.
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Geo. Mandal
St. Louis
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Pfleger
Kasenberger
Francis ‘Hohenschild
Tulsa
Okla
McBride
Jack Page
James Pritchard
Earl Waddel
Frank Rhoades
Edgerton
Antioch
Spring Hill
Dave
Dessinger
Eudora
Kirkman
F. Kirkman
Chas. Eberwein
Fred Eberwein
John Vitt
Child O Eudoras
Fred Op Heer
Louie Koerner
Ray jLonacre
St Leonard
Wallace
Louie’ Koerner
Lawrences
Anna” Sohaid
Lawrence
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Fence Journal
Worl - Noahary
Fred Reetz
Chevrolet
Harol Cane
Darline
Leonard Wallace
Leonard ‘Wallace
Geo
Abbott
Lawrence Cama
Géo
Aboate
Otto Mienot
Fred Retz
Paaul Torneden
Daventiort’s
Sut Ray
Longacre
Sunday Callers and Local Visits Across Lawrence and Oska
Local notes list Sunday visitors at the Lewis Kirkman and Mayhugh households and other area stops. Names include James Legear family, John Nevins family, Margie Mayhugh, W L Daniels, Mrs Blanche Adair, Otto Mignot, Henry Abbott, Mrs Wise Kirkman, Mrs Dollie Reetz, Fred Regt, Eliza Daniels, and Ray Longacre, with travel to Perry and Kansas City. Weather and community events noted include a strawberry supper at Eudora and wind damage reports.
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Fai
Legzear
John
Legear
John Nevins
Williamstown
Lester
Lepear
Oskaloosa
Jameslegear, Jr
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Lewis Kirkman
Dledrick
Margie Mayhugh
Lawrence
Will Mayhugh
W. L. Daniels
Jiohn’ Witt
Eudora
Édrick
Margie Maypughe
Rey Longacre
Wi Reetz
Ray Longacre
Wilma
Trula
Budora
Geo. B. Kirkman
Kansas City
Mabel Hohenschild
Pred Pfleger
Mary
Chas. Wherwein
Alter Meer
Worden
Fred Pfleger
Otto Vite
Geo
Davis
Givnn
Ode
Cline Ostrander
Humboldt
Maybush
Oscar Mayagh
Glen
Ardell
Oak Ridge
Albert
Otto
John Thiry
Buly May
Frances
GH. Rowland
Lois Wells
Gladys Cox
Willard Hartley
Fred Stenton
Will Pyer
Midland
John Thiy
Jane Bessey
Robert Muirhead
Alamogordo
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Mexico
Miss Bessey
Fred Stanton
Sunly May
Frances i Thiry
Bart Janeway
Pony Creek
Pred Stanton
Ora Wells
Charles
Howard
Frank Wells
J. W. Rice
Charles Dews
Lulu May
Frances Thiry
Mark Reed
Knowedge Hill Community Club
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Mc Rice
Clifford
Earl Janeway Jandsom
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Children day program at Evangelical Stull church
A Sunday event at the Evangelical church in Stull featured an all day Children’s Day program with a long list of participants including C. E. Platz, Wesley Wulfkuhle, Calvin Hartman, Miriam Kragt, Leo Wallkihle, Naomi Hildenbrand, Wilma Wulfkuhle, and Rev. G. Platz among others. The program included recitations, songs, exercises, a piano solo, a collection, and sermons by Rev. Garl R. sone and Russel Houk, followed by a 12-Basket Dinner Song service. Local residents visited and attended, with several families noted in attendance and conversation.
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C. E. Platz
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Warren Hartman
Calvin Hartman
Jesus
Eola Stull
Miriam Kragt
Gladys
Kraft
Flero
Leo Wallkihle
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Nita
Peal Gibson
Maxine Miller
Sonz
Beercige
Naomi Hildenbrand
Helen Kampschroeder
Johnny
Herman Wulflable
Iri
Wilma Walfkuhle
Walfkuhle
Bernita Bidinger
Stall
Clarence Slusser
Ernest. Kampschroeder
Minnie
Belvoir Farm
Orvillé
Will Ice
Naomi Hiltsdenbrand
Eugene Lavin
Topeka
Jake Bidinger
Q. A
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Local Social Notes Record Visits and Travel
The column lists neighbors and relatives visiting or spending time with families in the area. Events include Albert Tes returning from a two week vacation in Mexico and California, various visits to and from the Zeeb, Murphy, Kraft, Platz, Houk, Bidinger, Slusser, and Bahnmaier households, trips to Topeka and Leavenworth for doctor visits or family gatherings, and a few sick list notes for Katherine Bidinger.
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Albert Tes
Mexico
California
Murphy
Lawrence
Charlie Zeeby
Michael
Mabel
Ed Zeeb
Ernest
Damm
Julius Zeeb
Dick Murphy
Charlie “Busch
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Bernita Bidinger
Pearlie Houk
Vern Swallow
George. Unger
Erma ‘Haas
Jake Bidinzer
A. E. Miller
Berryton
John Hann
C. J. Kraft
Mmo
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Bobby
Topeka
Ternoon
Annie Kampschroeder
Platz
Denver
Frank Houk
Jake Bidinger
Rachel
Henry Bahnmaier
Andrew
Lawrence visitors and local visits fill town list
Stony Point and nearby residents were listed visiting, hosting, or traveling between Baldwin Lawrence Emporia and rural homes._cases include Reusch a Lawrence visitor. Mrs Kassinger helping Mrs Holcom. Dave Wray buying corn. Mary Hale and Myrtle Lee visiting from Kansas City. prayers and church Attendees at Eight Mile Church. Wichita officials near fare talks for street cars and buses with proposed seven cent fare for transit and five cent for school children.
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Lawrence
James. Kassinger
Martin Holcom
Virgie
Evaland
Orpha
Roy
Worden
Artie Davidson
Marvin
Alpha
Ezra
Columbia
Billy Rodgers
R. Norment
St. Joe
John Dailey
Helen
Bruce
James
Kassinger
Clarence Griffis
Mar Yin
Alva Rockhold
D. A. Wray
Ernest
Centropolis
Chas. Rumbles
Modesta
Alf
James Kassinger
Vinland and Baldwin
Johanna Griffis
Emporia
Dick Fisher
Baldwin
Wichita City Commissioners
Traction Company
Market crops slump boosts wheat prices in Chicago
Chicago reports show Oklahoma and Kansas crop setbacks raising wheat values. Experts note 2,000,000 bushels of Oklahoma soybeans not profitable to harvest due to moisture, while cattle and hog markets show mixed moves with receipts and prices varying across Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Northern markets show mixed receipts and varied grain quotes
The market notes grain values with white corn at 85 and yellow corn around 85. Butter and poultry reports hint at steady to rising prices. Wall Street activity faces a bear market mood with cautious trading and mixed bond movements in New York.
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