Briton tops field with fancy 70 at British Open
Briton Bradbeer, a Somerset professional, shot a 70 in the first qualifying rounds at St George’s and Prince’s courses to lead a field that included top American contenders. Arthur Havers and Gene Sarazen scored 73 and 72 respectively as several Britons and Americans chased the 74-par layouts ahead of the main tournament start.
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Bandwich
England
A. J. Bradbeer
Wille
Somerset
Ind
Bradbeer
St. George’s
Arthur Havers
MacDonald Smith
Tommy Armour
Saragen
Mee Smith
Armour
Marcell Dallemange
France
Robert Sweeney
Oxford
Teaders
St. George's
Prince's Course
Gareeca
Mec Smith
Havers
SL George's
Brudbeer
San Antonio Shooters Dominate National Rifle Return
Three San Antonio boys from the Hot Wells Archool Rifle club tied for junior division honors under instructor R. W May at a National Rifle Association event in Washington DC. Shooters Darrough Grohman Merly Jean street Richard Kalter yarn William Zadik 422 Avondale avenue 618 Stratford named on the qualified list among 11 588 total this year across all proficiency grades.
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L. A
Washington, D.C
San Antonios
Hot Wells
Archool Rifle Club
R. W May
National Rifle Association
Darrough Grohman
Merly Jean
Richard Kalter Yarn
Avondale Avenue
William Zadik
Stratford
Yankees Acquire Maclayden to Boost Pitching Hopes
The New York Yankees strengthened their rotation by trading for Daning Maclayden from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for Henry Johnson and Svy. Paul Andrews. Maclayden, 27, known as a strong right handed reliever, has struggled this season with one win and ten losses. Johnson and Andrews have been sidelined by illness and injury, with Andrews returning to form after an early season surge.
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New York
New York Yankees
Wrehrr Oey
Yourks
Daning Maclayden
Boston Fred Sox
Henry Johnson
Paul Andrews
Maclayden
Nistenn
Rath Johnann
Andrews
Yankees
Johnson
Josh Leva
Fron Doras
Ala
Jersey City
Bithi
All Arks
Lumbago Fd
Seek Funds For L A Athletes For San Antonio Trip
A Wirecam Pulzn drive seeks at least 125 dollars to cover expenses for Los Angeles athletes attending San Antonio's two states. M C A wrestling champions aim for the national Olympic trials in Grand Rapids Michigan. The Light's assistant editor is treasurer and H C Ate Catlan is director of physical education with coach Johnny Miter and Dirk Sandidge. They must depart by June 14 to reach Grand Rapids in time.
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San Antonio
M.C. A
Grant Rapids
Mich
H.C. Ate Catlan
Mlc
Fore Cerestieg
Johnny Miter
Dirk Sandidge
Harry Ertle Referee Dies in New Jersey
Jersey City native Harry Ertle born 1884 dies after long stomach ailment and hospital treatment. A noted boxing official who refereed Dempsey Carpentier and other major bouts including Willard Firpo Stribling McTigue Bass Shea Leonard Dundee Carpentier Levinsky Killibane Borris chants, Ertle’s career spanned many era fights.
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Jersey City
Joe
Pi—Harity Fille
State Boxing Commission
Erlle
Mig Je
Kylic
Dempsey-Carpentier
Willerd-Firpo
Stribling- McTigne
Bass-Shea
Leonard-Dundee
Carpentier-Levinsky
Killibane-Borris
Rocknes Visit Spot OF Kaute's Death
In SUROMG CITY Kansas on a prairie boulder memorial for Emile Rockne late Notre Tome football coach. His family, including daughter Mary Jeanne, attended as S. H. Baker, owner of the pasture, funded the site of a transport plane crash on March 31, 1931. Kansas Rockne Memorial Association plans a 40 acre memorial park and monument at the crash site.
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Suromg City
Kan
Emile Rorkne
Notre Tome
S. H. Baker
Barkoe
Kansas Rockne Memorial Association
Aren
Double Win Blocks Port Arthur Switch
Port Arthur baseball owner Jako wlez says he will retain the Port Arthur franchise after his team defeated Monroe on Sunday in a baseball double header. Earlier he had suggested moving the franchise to Alexandria Louisiana, but recent results keep Port Arthur in place for now.
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Port Arthur
Texas
J. P. dJakowles
Port Arch
Jakowlez
Monroe
Jakowicz
Alekandiln
Loviisiana
Braden Leads Central Nine to 10-4 Victory
Braden starred for Central Nine in a 10-4 win over Western Bluirns. Braren and Bower shared top hits, with three players collecting two hits apiece, including Ginger, Smish, Fobarly and Kilburn contributing offensively.
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Braren
Hree-Lil
Phening
Ito Central Fower
Bight F Cnmpany
tasebAn Tanm
Sint
Ginger
Smish
Fobarly
Kilburn
Cup Drawings on Wednesday for Davis Cup ties
The draw for the Davis Cup matches between the United States and Brazil will be held next Wednesday. Ties are slated for June 9, 10, and 11. Brazil lists Ricirde Per tambieu Ivo Amor fu Line Nelson Grin and Carlos Araivhay among entrants. The United States nominates Frans ul x. Shields Wilmer Allison John A. Boegeng and John Van Ryn.
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New York
Insi
United States
Brazil
Ricirde Pertambieu
Ivo Amor Fu Line
Nelson Grin
Carlos Araivhay
Frans Ul x. Shields
Wilmer Allison
John A. Boegeng
John van Ryn
Schaaf versus Galenta Opens in Newark Tonight
New York June 14 Ernie Schaaf Boston heavyweight contender opens a dull fifth week at Newark tonight in a 10 round bout with Tony Galenta of Orange New Jersey Schaaf a prohibitive favorite is expected to win only challenger Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey stand above him The card also features Hans Birkle German facing Isidore Gastanaga in an 8 10 rounder at Queensboro Stadium Tomorrow night RTD Devils win Ted's Red Devils beat Palm Heights Tigers 6 3 on Commtree Street Wesley Williams pitched for the winners.
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Galenta
New York
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Newark
Tony Galenta
Orange
New Jersey
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Hans Birkle
Oakland
California
Isidore Gastan- Ags
Queensboro Stadium
East and West clash in pennant race as Yankees lead
In the American League East, the New York Yankees hold a five game edge with Washington second. Detroit and Cleveland chase, trailing by about a half game, as Boston and Philadelphia move toward the top three. Babe Ruth belts his 16th homer, while Foxx adds another for Detroit. In the National League, the Braves close the gap on the Giants with two wins, and the Phillies surge past the Giants into ninth. St. Louis splits with Cincinnati, winning both ends of a doubleheader with Derringer and Dean pitching.
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Tse Ye
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Yankees
West
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Ben Chapman
Bill Dickey
Athletics
Senators
Joe Cronin
Heme Manush
Jimmy Foxx
Detrost
Wer Ferrell
Indians
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Art Shires
Worthington
Bob Brown
Bill Terry
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Ding Dean
Phillies
Rval Brooklyn
van Mungo
Mome
Jack Quinn
Bill Clark
Phils
Cards to Strengthen Their Denver Farm
The Denver Western teague club, part of the St. Louis Cardinals chain of minor league teams, will receive three players from Branch Rickey. Elmira and Rochester players join Bears within days. pitcher Bob Porter of Denver will be sent to Wintuts. Cruiley may replace Earl Smith in right field. Smith becomes non playing manager. INL COUNTRY RESULTS report Birdy Mason Frederickshues win Hill Country games. Masonville teague leads with 2 1 victory. Liano loses. Fredericksburg defeats Junction 13 40 7.
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Denver
Denver Western Teague Club
St. Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Fred Ansenger
Bohl
Outfieider Brasley
Elmira
New York
Term
Filcher Trwin
Rochester Toterna
Bears
Bob Porter
Wintuts
Iie Cardinala
Rochester
Ansenger
Cruiley
Earl Smith
The
Dears
Smith
Llanq
Texas
Birdy
Mason
Frederickshues
Masonille Teague
Bertville
Liano
Jost
Brady
Predericksburg
Junction
Queen Helen Captures French Net Title First of Three
Queen Helen Wills Moody won the French singles crown at Roland Garros, defeating Rene Mathieu 7-5 6-1 to begin a bid toward three major titles. The article notes her dominance across European and American championships, with historical mentions of Cochet and Lacoste as rivals in the era.
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Helen
Autevil
France
Helen Wills Moody
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Harope
le Joss
Bebe
Auteuis
Henri Cachet
George de
Yan Une Find
Ged Cochet
Aume Cochet
Rene Lacoste
Dev Borolra
Texas League Schedule Fragments For Worth Night Games
Fragmented OCR snippet shows garbled team names and matchups in a Texas League schedule. It hints at San Antonio or Fort Worth games labeled for evening play with unclear team spellings and venues.
Futile Indians Open Series in Dallas
In Dallas the San Antonio Indians, still shakeup impacted, open a high series against the Silver. Ed Carroll shut out Galveston earlier, allowing only one hit to the Indians all afternoon. Galveston exploded for five runs in the big fourth inning, aided by walks and timely hits, as Moore held the line the rest of the way.
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Saunders A. Sellers
Mathis
B. 0
Lyman
Sellers
Iran
San Antonio
Olmig Basin
B. P. Saunders
Hese
O. Dyer
R. Sedlers
Vick
A. W. Holland
Dallas
San Antonio Indians
Wielker
Siver
Indians
Galveston
Ed Carroll
Hall
Ater
McGhee
Jush
Schofield
Carrollannean Flaskamper
Fitegerald
Beaumont
Thursby
Cy Smith
Chief Moore
Pirates
Cox
Ballew
Zacpiel
Flaskamper
Molesworth
Aliday
Hungling
Carroll
Bradbury
Governor
Moore
Smith
Meher
Faussett
Zaepfel
College sports roundup with scattered scores across leagues
A fragmentary summary lists varied college and conference games, with teams such as Pacific Coast, Western Conference, and Western Association mentioned. Scores appear for multiple matchups including universities like Los Angeles, Jersey City, and Denver, signaling a broad, unfinished score digest from the 1950s era.
First Girls Arrive For Olympic June 22
LOS Antusiams, the B.A Olympic committee announced the first women athletes to arrive for the 1942 games will be four competitors from Australia. They are expected June 22. Of the 2000 athletes to participate in the games July 20 to All-Boat 14, approximately 260 expected to participate. Nations expected to ship in competitors include Denmark, Norway, Germany, England, Holland, Japan, Mexico, Lithuania, South Africa, Sweden, Canada, Poland and the United States.
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B.A Oympic
Australia
Lo Sh
Drnmark
Germany
England
Holland
Japan
Mexico
Lithuania
South Africa
Sweden
Canada
Poland
United States
Clay courts open tennis tournament in Memphis
MEMPHIS Tenn June 11 Seventy players from the nations top circuits begin bids for the clay court championship. Twenty nine matches are on the opening schedule with seed Chris Sutter of New Orleans facing Emil Hastings of Tulsa and Bell of New York meeting Alexander Wellford of Memphis. George Lott of Chicago versus Evan Fellman of Memphis and Bryan Grantef of Atlanta against Percy Young of Memphis headlining afternoon action. Others including Wilbur Coen Lews Thalheimer Lefty Brian and Ed Sjeck may not play until tomorrow at the earliest. AMARILLO Texas June 4 Heavy rains postpone the American Legion junior golf championship match between John Olver and Quinn Cantrell to later this week on mutual agreement.
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Tenn
Cillf Sutter
New Orleans
Emil Hastings
Tula
Gerke
Iey Bell
New York
Alexander Wellford
George Lott
Chicago
Evan Fellman
Bryan
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Amarillo
Texas
American Legion
John Olver
Quinn
Spre
Cantrell
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