Golf Gossip: Sykes Wins Medival Dental Belt Tourney
Dr. B M Sykes tops Dr B H Reiner and others after three birdies on the first nine at Willow Springs to claim the Medival Dental Belt trophy. Henry defeats Ferguson to win Medical Surgical Supply silver. Finals set for next three days as 100 Shooters at Riverside Mnkshall closes this week with several 100s by players.
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J. J. Conella Sand
F. Cheney
Ed T. N. Blalock
St. Joh
Ed Dreiss
Hispano Loop Ends In Tie In League Brawl
The Hispano American League race remains tied between Bell Taxi and Jen-Tey Barkers after a 7 6 loss for the Lulacs Sought Lard and a 4 4 draw with the San Tex Barbers. Next Sunday at Tech field a playoff to decide the second half winner and league champion is scheduled amid lingering suspense.
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Wim Villa
Barber
Delgado
Alsece Jond
Shorty Salas
Sonny Boy
Barbers
Uing
Jes
Ai Tech
San-Tex Barbers
Bell Taxis
San-Tex
X Tires
Jeriey
Alan Abil
iRarajart
Muensarragh
EBL Muna
Karkeas
Ag Igansaleset
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Qearthoyat
Rolinentoney
Matt O
Transead
Rare
Origka
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Jaren
Isolins
Totes
Clorty
Cuatina
Caaliio
Morea
Sdtelled
Maver Ae Gateiay
Pe Raldamar oulAts
Vellan Hanes
Bath
Maneho
Vinph'e
AM Frena Scorer
Frank
Trug- Sante
Fate of
al Santin
Sen Pkrina
Karing
Swibtien
Itadriewex
Weiguda
Sine Phan
Ilana
Mattie
Vonree
Alnor
Messengers Defeat Roosevelt Tigers in baseball game
The Roosevelt Tigers lost to the Messengers, with Opter pitching and allowing two runs while striking out one. Te Vso led at the plate with two hits as the Mets defeated Roosevelt on Sunday, in a La Poly tel summary of the game.
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Anna Koll Retains Net Championship in Southern Meet
Anna Koll of New Orientian defended her net championship at the Southern tan Wy Lonenamant. The event saw Aryan and Milermndian challengers, with Koll defeating them to secure the title amid a dense field.
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Teli
Ita Koll
Orientian
Saminion
Wiamboth Aryan
Milermndian
Mlaky
Yankee Track Stars Wind Up Grind at Stanford Tryouts
Dozens of top American athletes gathered in Palo Alto for the final practice sessions ahead of next Friday and Saturday’s Olympic trials. Stanford coach Templeton, recovering from illness, highlighted Ben Eastman in the 400 meters and Ben Carr in the 36 yards as the most anticipated showdowns. Echoing the excitement, Eastman, Carr, Genung, Gray, Bulwinkie and Dawson figure prominently in a field shaping the team for Los Angeles. In Los Angeles, foreign entrants grew to a record 203, with 71 Japanese, nine Philippine Islanders, and 20 Indians among the Olympic hopefuls arriving for the games opening July 30.
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Stanford
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Los Angeles
Templeton
Sant Francisco
Ben" Eastaman
Pennsylvania Flyer
Eastman
C. A
Berkeley
Emslem College
Carr
Ben
Eddie Genung
University of Walington
Charles Horobasle
Univer
Indiana
Glenn Dawson
Oklahoma
E. Gray
Abilene Christian
George Bulwinkie
New
Salwudny
Ley
India
Tatsula Mari
Eight Stars In Net Tilt In Louisville Tennis Meet
Eight seeded players opened first round matches in the Kentucky tournament at Louisville. Notables included Heyes Barker Whikee, Ed Hovee, Ad Pfeiffer, Doc Barr, Lefty Bryan, Wilmer Hines, Quinn Connolly, John McDiarmid, Lenoir Wright, Ted Burwell, and Eugene Quinn. Quinn defeated Hudson Hamm. other results noted for Dolm, Boly, and Swear.
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Olay
Kentucky
Heyes
Frank Barker
Ghattatooga
Tennessee
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
South Carolina
Quinn Connelly
Houston
Texas
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Lenoir Wright
Ted Burwell
Charlotte
Narth Carolina
Eugene Qulnn
Chicago
Hudson Hamm
Fort Lauderdale
Floriqa
Grorre Behihmann
Tumnlsyile
Bent Boly Blewart
Peiwholy
Plagida
Owners argue over Dickey suspension in Cleveland
Club owners and AL president Harridge met in Cleveland to discuss the three month suspension of Bill Dickey for injuring Carl Reynolds, plus a $1000 fine. Yankees owner Ruppert protested the severity while other owners weighed the impact on pennant hopes and league prize rules amid broader talks on receipts and the Red Sox status.
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Judy L—m
Barridge
American League
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New York Yankees
Dickey
Harridge
Carl Reynolds
Washington Senators
Cole Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Uarridge
New York
Res.eatcher
Jess
Dickry
Coronel Ruppert
Washington Bendters
Reynolds
Clark Griffith
Boston Red Sox
Admsson
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Women Golfers Bid for Western Title in Milwaukee
Wisconsin reporters note the third annual Western Open as 64 players compete at Ozaukee Country Club in Milwaukee. Chicago’s Beebe defends, 18 holes set at par 80 as qualification begins with top contenders from Minnesota and nearby teams.
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Roy
Whscurisit
Minnesota
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Arene
Ozaukee Country Club
Valine Beebe
Chicago
Braunfels Defeats Austin Un-Icy 6 to 4
New Braunfels defeated Nu-Tey team of the Als city league at Irague stadium Sunday. A Kelleger and Dressen starred at bat, scoring five runs for the winners. Pitcher Slobmigh fanned VY Austalles.
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Austin
New Braunfels
Texas
New
Rattan Faces Reynolds In Welterweight Title Bout
Veteran welterweight Rattan challenges champion Reynolds Friday at Everett in a two out of three fall match. Promoter Hainivonda announced an additional bout and predicted a knockout for the card.
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Toni
Hilo
Everett
Gilant
Gan Antonio
Sa Aniniin
Walter Stratton
George Poulis
Red Lindsay
Les
Boun
Allestar Rard
Hainivonda
Announierd
Didone
Inala
Texas Gubernatorial Field Narrowed as Primary Nears
Austin July 1 Texas Democrats head into the first primary amid a gubernatorial contest narrowed to a handful of leaders. Incumbent Governor R. S. Sterling leads expectations, with Mrs. Miriam A Ferguson and former Governor James E Ferguson in strong positions. Contenders include Tom F. Hunter and others as rail and congressional races loom. repeal of the eighteenth amendment dominates some campaigns while party leaders debate whether to present the repeal question to voters.
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A_ fort- Oight
Democrats of Texas
R. S. Sterling
Miriam. A. Ferguson
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Hunter
Tom F. Hunter
Wichita Falls
Ai Oh
Fergusons
Sterling
Ferguson
J. Ed. Glenn
Koppers
Lone Star State
MW. H. Wolfertt
Dallas
A. Frakes
Port Arthur
Frank Putnam
Houston
Roger @ Evans
Sa Antonio
Putnam
Reveal
Welle
Frakes
Evans
Glenn
Royston
Railroad Commission
Congress
Pat M Nett
Walter J. W. Reid
Larce Murrell L. Buckner
Dallas County
Democratic Executive
Tie Paters
Reid
Democratic Executive Committee
Serere
Penny
Kansas Asks Man Held in Texas For Return
Governor Woodring issued a requisition to Texas for the return of George P. Taylor sought in Lawrence for the shooting and wounding of his estranged wife Mrs. Bessie Taylor and her brother Everett Chris Jenson, 25. Taylor was arrested near Sacredo, Texas, as he was reportedly headed toward Mexico. State attorney A. S. Faulks was informed.
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Barry H. Woodring
Texas
George P. Taylor
Lawrence
Bessie Taylor
Everett Chris
Jenson
Taylor
Sacredo
Mexico
Dudge
Faulks
Drowned in Nevada Cloudburst Washes Out Bridge
A sudden desert cloudburst on a Nevada highway swept away two persons and washed out a Colorado river bridge near Boulder Dam. An automobile carrying four workers went into the river after picking up a man and two women. Rescue efforts continued as divers and hikers faced peril.
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Magnate Charles Gondelel Dies in York Maine
Charles GQ Gondelel aged 61 wealthy magnate and Maine House member dies at his home. Cause stated as stomach ailment. Announcement appears in a clipped local news item from York Maine dated July 31.
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York
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Charles GQ. Gondelel
Maine Luse of Representatives
People’s Lobby Fears Violence and Unemployment in America
The People’s Lobby urged federal action to prevent violence amid unemployment in America in a statement from Washington on July 1. The note frames jobs programs as essential to curb unrest and preserve order.
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People's Lobby
Thieves Remove Wheels From Car in Chicago Night
In Chicago during the early hours, thieves stole the four wheels from a car parked at a residence, leaving the vehicle flat and immobile. Policeman Thomas Hoge heard nothing during the incident and made no pursuit. The report references an issue of The Light's Free Rental Directory available Tuesday at Piggly Wiggly stores.
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Thomas Hoge
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