Ages Galore Watch From Sidelines
Denver and Cherry Hills host the 1931 open golf championship with leaders Picard and Metz contending through 36 holes. Rain softens greens aiding scores while threats to repeat champions Guidahl and Hines loom. a dramatic playoff edge awaits.
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Mine
Rockies Isle
Teren Hilly Burke
George Vou Blas
Burke
Hershey
Picard
Superior Gulf
Chick Evans
Jim Barnes
Willie Mazfarlane
Johnny Goodman
Worsses
Dirk Metz
Harold McBpeder
Emery Zimmerman
Ralph Guldi Sh
Jimmy Hines
Harry Cowper
Glen Dia
Willie Tunter
Elnes
New York
Cooper
Ciiceves
Mass
Dolra
Los Angeles
Himter
Baan
Genne Jargzen
Copy' 4937 by Roy Peas Sind Ipc
A brief notice credits Roy Peas for the copy with reference to Sind Ipc. The fragment mentions a work titled Copy 4937 and attributes authorship to Roy Peas. The text provides limited context beyond these attributions.
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Roy Peas
Sind
Ipc
National Open Scores Show Wide Range Of Amateur Results
Denver July results list 60 players with varying scores from low to high totals. Notable names include Henry Picard Dick Metz Emery Zimmerman Harold McSpaden Sam Snead Horton Smith and Tommy Armour among others. The leaderboard reflects a mix of professionals and amateurs in a national open context.
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Denver
Tune
Iby Ts
Elf Chataionabip
Henry Picard
Dick Metz
Emery Zimmerman
Harnld J. McSpaden
Halob Guidani
Wile Hunter
Nin Dutra
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Hines
John Revolta
Ohn B. Rogers
Gene Sarazen
Alvin Brueger
Dash Lignch
Doe Belfore
Jim Foutis
Tommy Armour
Denny Shute
Byron Nelann
Hertes
Hampen
Toney Penna
George von Elm
Herb Bowers
San Pedro Park Softball Doubleheader Preview
Local softball action features a Saturday doubleheader at San Pedro Park No. 2 starting 7 pm. Undeclared top teams San Pedro Hustlers and Gyant's Girls prepare for key showdowns, with details on pitchers, lineups, and adjacent Sunday games at Lambert Field and Riehters field.
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Hecheation
An Myhus
UjAlema
G.B. Peers
Cervantes
E. Pere
Wilburn
Williams
Elton Tacket
Urban
Peters
Whitéeck
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Phillipe
Ardey
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Hudspeth
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Pearl Brewetles
Huds
San Pedro
Hogy
Iesling Soft
San Pedro Park
Bibel Eror
Hotppans
Ebel
San Antonio
Sottbell Inn
Johnny Sanches
Viel
Erbert Fierms
Globhi Penser
Sdgar Tokissing
San Antonio Satthell Avitation
Fort Worth sees Texas tennis titles decided today
In Fort Worth Texas sectional championships for boys singles and doubles proceed with finals anticipated Sunday Men’s singles feature top seed Allison of Austin vs Frank Guernsey Rice Institute in the semifinals yesterday Kamrath and Weller led the doubles field while Curtis and Morris defeated Allison and Caswell to reach the quarterfinals and Walthall Christter defeated Hall Fincher. Junior singles reached quarterfinals with Curtis crushing Viking 6 0 6 1 and other results including Hatzfeld over Baird and Hewitt over Cilwell.
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Wilner Allison
Austin
Frank Guernsey
Rice Institute
Allison
Edgar Weller
Texas University
Guernsey
Bobby Kamreth
Bobby Curtis
Dick “Oe
Houston
Paschal Walthall
Warren Christue
Kamrath
Welter
Corpus Christi
Tom Hill
Abilene
Jack [George
Fort Worth
Don Goldbeck
San Antonio
Welter Drived
el Paso
Frank Whaley
Jack Elliot
Trinity
Curtis
Billy Viking
Dallas
Ed Hatzfeld
Uslin
Phillip Baird
Simooth
Grover Coulrell
Sherman
Winer
John Scoffield
Glen Hewitt
Don Cilwell
Lefty Brown
Wren
Harry Hickman
San Asitante
Tom Nixon
Hamar Conley
Whitney to Alternate With Jordan
In Paladelphia Jone e TJ Piles alihoutced toilky they had traded SustIn Stein, a worthy infielder, the thief Cincinnati Ret for Baxter Jordan. Infinite, President Gerey Nugett was a Welles pand aerate with Dinkes Witney at third base.
Hollywood Park Opened With 40,000 Fans At Inaugural Mile
Inglewood Calif June 11 Hollywood Park opened its 38 day meeting drawing about 40 000 attendees for the first program led by the Inglewood Mile race with a purse of 5000 won by Airduse a 4 year old owned by W E Boeing and ridden by Basil James. The opening attracted many celebrities and pari mutuel windows posted a total over 512944.
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Inglewool Tedey
Uth
Bill Farnsworth
Star Rhadow
Grim Reaper
Hollywood
Holywood
W. E. Boeing
Basil James
Seattle
Sperdy Spare
Brownside
Fader
Young Morris final set for 4 30 at Woodlawn lake tennis
Willie Myrtle Young of the University of San Antonio faces Frances Morris, former Main Avenue star, in the Woodlawn lake clay courts final. Miss Mortis wins the women’s singer trophy after a comeback bid, eliminating top seed Tals Campbell in the semis 6 3 6 4, with other matches featuring Janet Watkins and Jack Roger advancing.
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Willie Myrtle Young
University of San Antonio
Frances Morris
Main Avenue High School
Woodlawn Lake
Miss Mortis
Tals Campbell
Ethel Norton
Priday
Miss Young
Janet Watkins
Jack Roger
Dallas
Ben Well
Corpus Christi
John Hickman
San Antonio
Jimmy
Racing Notes From Delmar And Aqueduct Handicaps
Racing notes describe several turf and dirt events at Delmar and Aqueduct including a Foimng Lotus win for Louenheim’s stable and mentions of races like the 20,000 Brooklyn handicap, the Dixie handicap, and a Suffolk event card. Multiple riders and owners are named with horses such as Quasimodo and War Admiral noted as contenders, while track results are summarized with mentions of disqualifications and close finishes.
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Delaware Park
Louenheim
New York
M. MH
Lingcomb
Brooklyn
Delmar
Mia
Duit
the Sun
Pompey
Lenin Viau
Weil
Ree
Bnurk
Marna
Suffolk
Downa
Nunsibe
Hot Eyes
Dagt
Meahiscut
Wrestling Show Brings Jexe James Versus Tiger Jet Marsh
The card features Jexe James in a preliminary against Tiger Jet Marsh before Leo Saye and Juan Humberto main event. Humberto returned after a leg strangling incident causing a pause, with Ravage back on the card after fan demand.
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Jexe James
Juan Humberto
Tiger Jet Marsh
Leo
Dantet Boone
Saye ‘Age
Humberto
Ehair Humberto
James
Ten Game Managers For Texas Wildlife Program
Galveston June 11. Ten game managers will be employed immediately by the Texas game fish and oyster commission to spend their time de banding wildlife and increasing the state’s natural game resources. Will J Wacker executive secretary said today. Eight of the ten have been employed and assigned territories. Funds come from the Pittman Robertson act with Texas allocations about 150000 dollars annually.
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North Texas School
Lake Worth
Port Worth
Lake Dallas
Tullys
Toctor
Leake Bridgeport
Lake Eagles Mountain
Lake Matias
Fort Worth
Harris
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Henry W. Tagg
Galveston
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Will Z. Tucker
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commision
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Texas Wildlife
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Will J. Wacker
Tucker
Texas Wildlife Federation
Texas
Army League Battle Adds Drama On Struggling Diamonds
A foggy Army League day featured underpowered offenses and a rescue victory as units clashed at Fort Sampelatin. Ninth Infantry Manshus edged ahead with a 31 to 3 triumph over Twenty-third Infantry Courtbook tard, while other matches saw mixed offense and errors as Taylor led ninth in a tense, error-filled outing, with names like Hampton and Wynn prominent among the box scores.
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Hawkhlers
Abelseer
Army Rescue
Twelfth Field Artillery Calzson
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Fort Sampelatin
Keenn
Manshus
Tard
ABILO
Ash.g.a. Cevisey
Payor
Shastnik
Richdyart
Hamping
Olman
Luce and Skeeters Meet in River Crest Final
Luce of Austie a UT freshman seeks his second title in as many weeks against Dallas veteran Bill Skeeters in the River Crest Invitation finals at Fort Worth. Luce reached the playoff with a 4 1 victory over Derald Lehman of Fort Worth, while Skeeters advanced with a 5 4 win over Billy Coffey of Fort Worth.
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Juve
Buck Luce
Austie
Bill Skeeters
Dallas
Luce
University of Texas
Derald Lehman
Fort Workh
Skeaters
River Crest
Billy Dob Coffey
Fost Worth
Opal Hill and Patty Berg in finals at Tulsa
In the twelfth Mississippi Half Tourney at Oakhurst Country Club Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Opal Hill of Kansas City reach the finals. Berg, 4 to 2 winner over Patty Newbold, meets Hill after Hill posts 21 straight par or under rounds and a strong opening with a four on the par three sixth.
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Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Opal Ss. Fill
Kansas City
Lole
Mississippi
Oakhurst Country Club
Patty
Hil
Haws
Hill
Hilly
Belty Jameson
San Antonio
Miss Jameson
Miss Berg
Patty Newbold
Wichita
Mrs. Hill
Postponed Open Air Welter Bout At Gilmore Stadium
Rain threatened Friday night leading to a postponement of the open air welterweight bout at Gilmore Stadium. Cherine Forel of Los Angeles faces Franklin Biair of Gusulen in a scheduled main event, with promoter Charley MurDonwidh confirming the shift.
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Dullag
Texas
Woolyy Horry
Sant Rapids
Mish
Manriques
Sioux City
Lews
Omaha
Ned
Carl Vinciquerra
Jey
Oimahu
Paul Startack
Baltimore
Low Trainnarents
Jimmy Litto
Philadelphia
Atlantic Clix
Jeu Vietar Cordas
Betlimore
Istac Horny
Plainfield
Joe Dilien
New York
Brownsville Team Drubs Opponent With Five Hit Parade
In a Friday afternoon game Refugio and Oller led a Brownsville five hit effort as McAllen were routed 24 to 4. Margiotta Kubila and Turners Ramos and Ruttend paced the hitting attack sealing the win for Corpus Christi.
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Texas Valley League
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Tames
J Brownaville Charing
Palms
Corpus Christi
Weanen
Kneupper
Lawson and Whitney
Winters
Grigs
Iledriston
Jane Kopp
Tift
Harlingen
Dale Jones
Taft
Jones
Fishi Crrel
Lorenzen
Notre Dame Takes Meet in Genutral Collegiate Conference Championship
Notre Dame won the thirteenth Genutral Collegiate conference track title by a 37 point margin at the Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy meet. Larry Bell of Miami University set a Native American javelin record, while Frank Onl of Pittsburgh and Fred Walcott of the Institute led multiple events in heavy rain.
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Jim Notre
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Reeq! Institute Ant Texas
Heed
Sor
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Prine
Fred Walcote
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Robert Lemen
Purdue
Charles
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Miller
Greg Rice
John Wondruff
Fitsburgh
Hugh Wolfe
Texas
William Foymonville
Indiana
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