Field All Set for National Open Golf
The National Open Golf Championship field at Fresh Meadow Club Flushing N Y June 3 4 5 will include 140 professionals and 10 amateurs 150 total. Sectional qualifiers in 20 districts sent 106 pros and 19 amateurs to compete alongside Tommy Armour and other notables. Johnny Lehman and Johnny Goodman standout among amateurs and professionals listed.
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Fresh ‘Meadow Club
Flushing
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Tommy Armour
Tomekichi Miyamoto
Japan
Jose Jurado
Argentina
T. Philip Perkins
Don Mac
Portland
Ore
Chick Evans
Cyn Tolley
George Vaigt
Maurice McCarthy
Gene Homans
Jesse Guilford
Charley Hall
Enrnett French
Gus Moreland
Meoreland
Johnny Lehman
Chicago
Johnny Goodmen
Omaha
Bobby Jones
Pebble Beach
Stopbo Gruickshank
Lang Jim
Barnes
Pauli Runyan
Clarence Clark
Willie Macfarlane
Jock Hutchlzon
Joe Kirkwood
Frea Morrison
Abs Eepinoss
The Mimbituka Ears Legend Across a 1598 Conflict
Yesterday's Explanations recount a dramatic tale where Japanese forces killed a Korean aide and reportedly severed 10,000 Korean ears as a symbol of triumph during the 1598 Korean War era. Chinese intervention prevented full annexation but the ear trophies linger as a cautionary myth.
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Apos
Japan
Korea
Kaynes Galore on First Of Otis Maertz's Cards
About 350 boxing fans filled a dark roof venue on West Houston Street to watch eight two minute rounds headlined by Otis Maertz. Del Hawkins stopped Eddie Lopez in the sixth with a body shot after a strong start. A six rounds draw saw Rudy Espinosa and Amon Felis tied. Johnny Dominguez defeated Shorty Major in two rounds with a relentless attack. Ralph Sikes defeated Lefty Ben Cone, but Cone showed flashes and was stopped in the third. Martin Manes edged Al Lopes in two rounds, while Joe Delgado and Alverto Camayo fought to a four round draw. Buddy Beveridge beat Joe Sena in the opener. Otis Maertz and Lefty Craig served as announcer and referee with Craig debuting as a ref.
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Crawford Motor Company
West Houston Street
Otis Maertz
del Hawkins
Detroit
Eddie Lopez
San Antonio
Esch
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Aemon Felis
Mexicoity
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Shorty
Major
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Dominguez
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Brownwood
Texas
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Joe Delgado
Alverto Camayo
Buddy Beveridge
St. Pulrick
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Ridge
Alamo Heights Defeats Frost National Bank 15 to 9
Alamo Heights beat Frost National Bank 15 to 9 on Sunday. Turner, Alamo Heights left fielder, starred with four at bats including three extra base hits and four runs batted in, earning a $5 prize from Matthies Market for outstanding player. Large crowd attended.
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Sheridan
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Dinwaieth
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Davkron
Heilmann Career Ended By Release In Hard Hit Season
Hall of Fame slugger Harry Heilmann, long a batting king in the American League, was released yesterday. The veteran outfielder and first baseman ends a storied career marked by high averages and clutch hits as teams prepare for offseason moves and roster reshaping.
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Heilmann
Harry Heilmann
Eye Clanlanth
Seeded stars start in national clay court tennis tourney
In Memphis on June 1 five seeded players began first and second round action at the national clay court championships. Berkeley Bell of New York, seed No. 9, drew the winner of Butler of Champaign and Metz of Memphis in singles. Other seeds included Midler Gorn of Kansas, Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga, Ed Lejeck of Illinois, Loury Thalheimer of Dallas, and more, with doubles pairings postponed to later today or tonight for Wednesday play. In yesterday’s action, Lath of Chicago defeated Fellman of Memphis 6-1, while Sutter of New Orleans, seed No. 2, beat Hastings of Tulsa 6-1 and 6-0, and Grant of Atlanta eliminated Percy Young of Memphis 6-1.
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Tenn
Berkeley Bell
New York
Fred Butler
Champaign
Tilly
John Metz
Midler Gorn
Kansas
Chey
Chief Hope
University of Kansas
Igalnel
Dames
Kell
Topeka
Burtz Boulware
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Coen
Billy Ledsinger
Ed Lejeck
University Ofllinois
Usts
Lews Entoe
Aussia
Arnold Simon
Louisville
Loury Thalheimer
Dallas
Fred Andrews
Bimingham
Ed Boucher
George Lath
Chicago
Ace Man Ony
Gallere Favorita
Evan Fellman
Memphi
Brean Grant
Avlanta
University of Nori Carmina
Percy Young
Jeter
Lettermen Set to Tackle Mexico Club Sunday
Local athletes plan Sunday afternoon boot camp against Mexico club with Lebernin, Slavia Milligenpihiy ink camp company, and Teohlel at 240. Pittsburgh preparations include San Antonio qualifiers and multiple practices this week led by Mulgraphers. Wrote about by public service, with varied names and dates in a fast paced local sports brief.
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Wobarpsia
Slavia MiUigenpihiy
CampAny Leblernin
Servier
Anottir
Schmeling Gets Stronger Says Barba Deck in Kingston
Lew Barba, Schmeling’s sparring partner two years after the Sharkey camp, reports Max Schmeling has sharpened speed, starts, and punching power. Barba recalls brutal blows that left him seeing stars and notes Schmeling’s improved feint defense and punch from any position. He calls Schmeling a real world champion and credits his rising prowess.
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Kingston
N. C
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Lew Barba
Max Schmeling
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Schmeling
Hack Wilson pays off for Dodgers in hot season surge
New York June 4 Hack Wilson, purchased from the St Louis Cardinals for 43500, boosts the Brooklyn Dodgers amid a pennant scramble. He posts a .308 average and leads the club with 10 home runs, including two vs the Phillies, as he rebounds from last season. Mack hits six of his own over the past week.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Hack Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
O'Doul
Brooklyn
Wilson
Whale Club
Phillies
Mack
Las
Stoner Granted Release by Fort Worth Club
Fort Worth baseball club announced the outright release of pitcher Stoner. Retired from active play last week due to ineffectiveness, he becomes a free agent after no sale or trade could be arranged. He plans to return home to Okmulgee Oklahoma and has not decided if he will play again this season.
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Fort Worth
Stoner
Free Swim Entries swell for San Antonio Light program
Official entries for a free swimming program for boys aged 1 to 18 were swelled to 44 by today’s roll call. Y M C A physical education director McCullagh urged applicants to complete a coupon printed daily in The Light sport section, as entry hinges on it. Lessons begin next Monday in groups at the sanitary pool with six days of instruction, free of charge including soap and towels.
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San Antonio
Q. McQuiioh
McCullah
Unclear Fight Results From Patchy OCR Text
Fragmentary report lists numerous names and places with garbled affiliations and dates. Reads like a boxing or fighting results snippet with mixed city and event references, impossible to confirm due to severe OCR errors and missing context.
Texon Oilers Run Streak With Cleburne Victory
Texon Oilers of We Big Lake Oil win their tenth straight by beating Cleburne 10 to 1 to complete a clean three-game sweep. The team, led by Snipe Canley, is touted as one of the fastest semi pro clubs in the state and challenges any championship-caliber club for a series, Texon or elsewhere.
Gillette Blue Super-Blade launches with price edge
Modern automatic production yields millions of blades at top speed with consistent quality. Gillette withdraws the $2 Kroman De Luze blade and promotes the Blue Super-Blade as its superior successor. Consumers can try blades today with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Cotton States League
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