Liberty Post Triumphs Over Scottish Rite In Legion Action
Liberty Post beat Scottish Rite in an American Legion league contest at Park Diamond. Ireland and Morrison delivered two early doubles, Harris and Ireland added in runs, and Lib erty Post capitalized on Mettner’s pitching to gain a five run fourth inning lead. The Scots answered with two in the fourth, then Liberty added two more in the fifth as Ireland silenced Scottish Rite bats. Harris, Ireland, Morrison, and Vaness starred, with Mettner and Hegeman on the mound. Umpire Wayne Culp presided.
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Liberty
Éttish ‘Rite
Yester
Theeason
Liberty Post
Legion
Mettner
Moundsman
Ireland
Morrison
Lanier
Frorth
Hegeman
Bushey
Hildebrand
Treland
Harris
Tobléris
Miller
Waness
Conner
Gotito
Vaness
Odd Fellows and Elks
Kiwanis
American Legion League
Taberty
Goff
le. Sanger
Spurler
F.harris
Fo Edger
Seymour
Thiver
Ffarris
Tate
Sawa
Aes
Weprand
Dicker
Jean
Gut
Joff eMttner
Heréman
Hese
W. Warris
Wayne Culp
University of, Kansas
National Open First Winers We i by Al Demaree
Johnny Farrell defends his title at Winged Foot New York in the National Open. The trophy has been played for thirty one years and early winners included Horace Rawlins in 1895 and Harry Vardon with J H Taylor in 1900.
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AL Demaree
Johnny’ Farrell
National
Qpehampion
Winged Foot
N.Y
Horace Rawlins
Newport
Harry,.Vardon
J. H.aylor
Sec
Start Match Play Under Howard Jones Stresses Surprise Attacks
Field of Thirty Two Golfers from nine states qualified for the twenty ninth trans Mississippi golf championship at Omaha while the defense pins down tactics and a surge of youth leads the field. Arthur Bartlett and Sam Reynolds clash as Nathan Grimes tops with 145 strokes. coaching drills by Howard Jones emphasize varied offense and surprise plays as sessions focus on line opening and football strategy.
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Omaha
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Iowa
Nathan
Grimes
Denver
Marshall Berker
Topeka
Itnday
Rudy Juran
Minneapolis
Bartlett Ard
Sam Reynolds
Suran
Reynolds
Thas
Californian
Jones
California
Idefense l
Southern
Stanford
Fa Wee
Watie
Boxing Card Rendered in Jumbled Names and Cities
Disjointed OCR shows multiple boxers listed with outpoints and bouts from American cities including Akron New York Dayton Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Philadelphia and agents like Fidel Tabara. Resulting note outlines wins and losses in a chaotic layout with unclear match details.
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stone—Gorilit Jones
Akron
Ohio
Jack Mercy
New York
Oshiston
Joe' Sekyra
Dayton
Andy Erell
California
Johnny Curtin
Kiocker
Jliiny Coosa
Detroit
Jimmy Hackley
Indi
Syown Tracy
Cox
Anapolis
Nderry
Philadelphia
Drew
Indianapolis
Angel
Earl
Chicago
Fidel Tabara
Baasik i
Helen Wills Advances to Wimbledon Round Two
Helen Wills, American tennis star, defeats Mrs Schonburgh of Germany in straight sets 6-0 6-0 to reach the second round of the Wimbledon women's singles. Wilbur Coeny of Kansas City falls to Christian Boussus in a 6-6-1 10-7 scoreline. Other results noted include John Hennessey and Frowen.
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Wimbledon
England
Helen Wills
Mrs. Schonburgh
Germany
Miss Wills
Wilbur Coeny
Kansas ‘City
Christian Boussus
John “Hennessey
J. “H. .Frowen
LaBarba Loses Featherweight Title to Young
In Los Angeles on June 26, LaBarba, former world featherweight champion, suffers a defeat as Young stops him in the bout. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Los Angeles
Cal
LaBarba
Kuenish A
Heavyweight Showdown At Madison Square Garden
New York AP reports a major week in boxing with Max Schmeling scheduled to face Paulino Uzcudun at Madison Square Garden in a charity bout for Mrs. Hearst milk fund. The heavyweight clash headlines New York's sports week with intense anticipation.
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Associated Press
Paulino Uzcudun
Hopey
Max Schmeling
New York
Ata
Madison Square
Herr Max Schmeling
Stars Discuss Course At Winged Foot on Eve of National Open
The article reports ahead of the National Open at Winged Foot in New York, players discuss the course and winning scores. Veterans Charlie Hall and Diegels praise Winged Foot as a tough test, while Bobby Jones notes experience may not help much. Defending champion Hany Farrell practices with his brother Jim providing last guidance. Winged Foot’s standard yardage is 6,697 with par 72.
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Winged Foot
WN. Y
Charlie Hall
Rox Birmingham
Jwome
Diegels
Aes
Bobby Jones
Hany Farrell
Tno
Dim
Jim
Bankers Dominate Box Factory In Industrial League Game
The Bankers overwhelmed the Box Factory 12 to 0 in yesterday evening’s Industrial League clash. Bankers opened with three hits and six runs, added another six in the fourth, while Box Factory managed two runs. Box score lists Decker Shadow Price and others. Tonight Journal-World faces Union Pacific. Box Factory vs Ice Company tomorrow.
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Bankers
Deskins
Nightengale
Journal-World
Union Pacific
Ice Company
Harria
Mets
Nichols
Tecker
Wallers
Deskin Crest
Everest
Hire
Bhi
Kansas City Kansas City Wing Leads Tennis Quarterfinals
Sanice Dean of Fort Leavenworth Kansas defeats Cecil Bene of Kansas City 6 14 16 to reach the quarterfinals of the Missouri state tennis tournament. She advances to face Millicent Endivsty of St Louis while Mrs W S Thompson of Devers is visiting her sister Mrs J L Newhouse.
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Wing
Kansas City
Sanice Dean
Fort Leaveworth
Kan
Cecil Bene
Millicent. Endivsty
St. Louis
W. S. Thompson
Devers, Galo
J. L. Newhouse
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James Lonbores
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Horton High School
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Arthur
KI UL
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Pittsburg
Benner Springs
Meisenhein
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Ise
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Paul
Heete Arge
Eimer
Warner
Centralia
Gene Tunney
Jack Sharkley
Jack Dempsey
Malife
Dempsey
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Pring
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Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Junior Coen
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Uorillard Company
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Lorillard Company
Paul Whiteman
Ring of Jazz
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Columbia Broadcasting Sverem
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