Match Play Opens Western Women Golf On Wet Links
Westmoreland Country Club Hyanson Idaho Aug 23 Play in the Women s Western Golf Association s nineteen year team championship began Tuesday on a slow course. Despite Monday defaults the finish extended to Tuesday. Mrs Melvin Jones of Olympia Fields led medallist with 89 for 42 47 89 while Dorothy Higbie and Frances Hadfield tied for second with 90. Bine Mound Club Milwaukee and Mrs Betty Tetts Jr both posted 92 for a tie with Mrs Dave eet of Memphis Lenn for the southern title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland Country Club
Hyanston
Olf Association
Westmore- Jangeich
Serra
Melvin Jones
Olympia Fields
Jones
Dorothy Higbie
E Rouly Midlandon
Frances Hadfield
Bine Mound Club
Milwaukea
Bred
Baseball notes from a chaotic early season series and star gazing
The New York Yonkers and the Cleveland Indians opened a three game set on the local grounds as the season's tight standings show a possible shift. Injured John Walker of the Athletics eyes a late-week return. Sianne Lenglen plans a Polo Grounds baseball appearance with Babe Ruth praised alongside Cobb Speaker Hornsby. Multiple pinch hitters, including Gowdy and Cruise, feature, while Kerr and Williams deliver solid hits. Dortien blanks the Giants with a three hit shutout highlighted by pitchers' efforts across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yonkers
Cleveland Indians
Came and Hall
Newark
Tadiens Ubisseseon
Mile
Sianne Lenglen
Giants
Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Babe Ruth
God Cobb and
Hornsby
Win Over Helotes In Trouble Filled Baseball Game
The Helotes and Laundry teams played a rough Sunday contest. Lindeman and Heory stood out for the winners as Lindeman collected four hits and the team built a lead, while Helotes struggled with errors and multiple double plays. The Laundry squad edged ahead early, but Helotes fought back, leaving the final score close as pitchers held the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeman
Heory
Wee Battery Turk
NO DOUBLES UPSETS Atguse 2 in national doubles event
The national doubles championship began at the Lengood Cricket Club in Clawluub Hi with Watson M and Hilo Vi leading by straight wins. Philip Neer and James Davi Xs from UI dominated a round, while other pairs including WM, Grant, and GY Smith showed strong form in early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twotot
Adguse
Awatenix
We Lengood Cricket Club
Clawluub
Americas
Hilo Vi
Watson M
Bnin
Toland
Stanford University
Philip Neer
James Davi Xs
Ty Tilden I
Champlas
Beutier C'atfersis
Local Tournament Sees Strong Entry Despite Previous Year Drop
The Northwest event drew 28 entrants with high expectations as Willis Vaylor and Ailey meet Mie in a key pairing. Promoter Loventyster noted a stall in advance but anticipated keen competition and a dynamic field for the tournament despite lower turnout from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ituities
Vyer
Mieshall Ailey
Willis Vaylor
Messie Northwest Ile Bollers
Te Loventyster
Deny
Change in golf plans for East West match play
Cleveland August 2 The East and Wests golf match was changed from a two day team event to an eighteen stroke American vs foreign born professionals contest. The alteration stemmed from insufficient players arriving in time. Notable professionals listed include Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen with Frank Adams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Tommy Kerrigan
Shvanoy
Charlie Maya
Willie Mug Farlar
Harry Hampton
Ace Tosk
Paddy Boyle
Tom Bord
Willie
Wilfred Reid
Alex Cunningham
PJ Gaudie
Wille’ Haster
George Sargent
Tursdy
Guke and Glub
Trapshooting tournament second day features national events
Tuesday's Gram American trap events at South Shore Country Club highlighted the amateur championship at single targets open to state champions or runners-up. The pros duel in the professional single targets. morning and afternoon sessions continued with double targets and a Lake Michigan special event on the schedule. High scorers included Harley Ford and Westward, with Theman clinching the trophy after a sharp shoot-off. Bonner and Hughes placed in the top three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shore Country Club
Lake Michigan
Harry ‘Croman
Huron
Renerkay Ibling
van de Shim
Honen
Ye i Wile Films
Miami
Fin, Co
New York
FP. Woodward
Houston
Tex
Gay H. Ford
Indianapolis
California Tennis Stars Dominate East Campaign
A sprawling 1920s era Western and Eastern tennis scene is recapped with California players shining in New York state events and national tournaments. Notables include Miss Mary Browne, Miss Eleanor Goss, Miss Helen Wills, and Mrs. Bundy, with Forest Hills doubles titles claimed by Browne and Mrs. Lowice R. Bhame. Intercollegiate and regional results highlight California’s strong showing and rising stars, amid travel across Seabright and Southampton venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Molla
New York
Browne
Seabright
Eleanor Goss
of Derkles
Helen Wills
Wills Inter
Virgina Carpinter
Philadelphia
Forrest Hill
Misa Browne
Lowise R.e Bhame
Toa Angeles
Forest Hills
Miss Browne
Phsician
Mire
Bondy
Ant William M- Johoxen
San Francico
Nortin Willams
Boston
Taknson
Chints
Ee Gwrls
William
Pilden
Labor favors films in Chicago amid cinema push
The Chicago federation resolutions urge exhibition of a Dempsey carprolive bout film in Chicago. Officials praise the project while government considerations and public interest shape approval, with local labor voices advocating the screenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anter
Lanbor
Dempsey Carprolive
Federation
White
Sagol
Boxing match and local events at Beethoven Hall
Fragmented report notes a boxing bout and a series of local occurrences at Beethoven Hall Boerne and nearby venues, with references to names, rounds, and a homer by Burney, though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnn Walker
Larst
Philadelphia Athletics
Mimdas
Gowdy
Cruise
Heston Braver
Moisant Reather
Brooklyn
Neii
Hitlere Kerr
Measel
Yankees
Cy Williams
Phillies
McHenry
Hornashy
St. Louis Cardinals
Kroeger
Williams
Zamne
Cubs
Hornshy
Motlenty
Kroveer
Krieger Aluo Iota
Horneby
Mousel
Vwilliams
Speaker
Wambaganss
Babe” Ruth
Tadge
Washington
Robertson
Pittehure
Iba Osly
Dortien
Nework Glanta
Das
Helotes
Wits
Gildea
Asd Richards
Fany Vieters $N
Oxhwood
Thoman
Trojan
Dallas
Fort Worth
J.euves
tAdr
Akron
Georgs May
Frank Jackson
Kelierton
Matea
Vine
Ea Ene
Dallax and
Leavy
Pu An
Southern Pavilie
Ady
Suzanne
Cline
Rheeke Bull Dibtiy Assuciand
Voxia
Elvilang
Chica Federation
Fan Antonian
Kline
San Antiaia Hay Hoor
Texs
Bmca.c
Bim Goorligh
Oss
Tygelre
Beethoven Hall
Alamo
Dana
Harold Bebe Ligyd
Daniela
Ongess
Loew's
Vendaville
Walter Baker & CO
Fletcher& Terre the Dellos
Shirley Mason
Mack. Sennett
San Antonio & Vicinity
Cnlive
Stacey Adams
E. & W. Collars
Humdinger
Naingook
BO Paria Arteries Rey Regula Eeree
Destaer Peeeee
Palm Beach
San Antonio
Humdinger Special Group of
Earl Williams
Gladys Walton
Royal Orchestra
Thos
Meighan
Canaan
Homespun
HERG
Coca-Cola
Atlan
Inition Pros-o-Battery Service Co
Henry T. Matthewer
Mar Crockett
I A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!