Open championship field narrows to five favorites
New York June 23 Betting odds mark five pros as favored in the national open championship opening today. Gene Sarazen Tammy Armour MacDonald Smith Billy Burke and George von Elm head the 9s in the field with two dark horses José Jurado and Henry Cinci among the notable outsiders entering a grueling three day test.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
Tammy Armour
MacDonald Smith
Billy Burke
Sod
Tiger
Utah
George von Elm
Jose Jurado
Horae
Henry Cinci
Dallas and Shamrock duel in municipal golf semis
In Wichita Falls on June 23 four women reached the state women's municipal golf association tournament semi finals. Dallas players Mrs W T Stafford and Miss Betty Jameson faced Mrs H B Scott of Houston and Miss Alma Douglas of Shamrock with Stafford meeting Mrs Scott and Jameson meeting Douglas.
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Wichita Falls
Dallas
Houston
Shamrock
W. T. Stafford
Betty Jameson
H. &. Seott
Alma Douglas
Scott
Stafford
Mise Jameson
Douglar
League Park Fire Sparks Stadium Proposal for San Antonio
Albert Steves Jr writes to The Light editor proposing a new real stadium after the League Park fire. He urges the city to lease land by the rock quarries and form a company to raise 200 000 to 250 000 dollars before the next football season, arguing it would boost local games and business. He notes bond challenges but believes the plan can be done.
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Albert Steves Jr
Harold Seherwitz
the Light
Scherwitz
San Antonio
Nats Back at Van Daele Field Clash With Saints
The Mexico Nationals return to Van Daele field to face the San Benito Saints from the Rio Grande Valley league this Sunday. Breedy Montalvo will start for the Saints against either Gaffney or Pena. First pitch at 2 30 with Blue Meyers officiating. Also on the slate, the Paints face the Bikes after last Tuesday’s 6 1 win over the Alamo Painters, with a 4 30 start on San Pedro field.
Galveston Corpus Christi yacht race set for night start
Galveston June 22 weather looked favorable for the second Galveston Corpus Christi yacht race to start at 10 p m tonight from the sea buoy at Galveston harbor. Four Friends Betsy Slesia and Shawsheen are among the sailboats in the 144 nautical mile to Port Aransas and 25 mile leg to Corpus Christi course. Previous victor Shawsheen led last year with light winds. Diablo finished second but had not entered this year.
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Corpus’ Christi
Friends
Dorothy
Betsy
Slesia
Shawsheen
Galveston Harbor
Port Aransas
Corpus Christi
Lone Star League leaders tied after Cowboys beat Redwings
Blue Valley Cowboys rally with three in the third and two in the eighth to defeat the league leading National Redwings 5 to 1 at San Pedro park. Salas pitched well for the winners with nine hits allowed. Lyrch and Menzies led the Cowboys offense while Branham doubled and singled for the Redwings.
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National Redwings
Thomas Jefferson Independents
San Pedro Hawks
Portest
San Pedro Park
Cowboys
Salas
Lyrch
Menzies
Branham
Branha Taaser Menta Livnastnes
Nisholug
Towel
B.drifter
Warzerart
Lenny Braynre
Tonia Cowboys Redwings
Laser
Livingston
Brown
Lamen
Drift
Redwings
Oye
Twoebann
Hranham
Ren
Satan
Cadera
Mareas
Govean
Grou
Gillette Blue Super-Blade touted as sharpest ever
Readers are told Gillette’s latest blade, the Blue Super Blade, outperforms the Kroman De Luze blade now withdrawn. It uses a special tempering process to keep a hard edge while the center flexes, with a blue color and cellophane wrapping. Try it risk free. if not satisfied, money back.
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Gillette
Playground Ball Teams Gather for Second-Half Planning
Managers and coaches from all women's playground league teams are summoned to the city hall third floor Monday night to coordinate plans for the league's second half. In Wednesday games San Pedro Doodlebugs beat Denver Heights 9-6, Lindbergh Park edged State Hospital 8-7, Hoffman-Hayman Coffee Maids led by L Johnson and Conway beat Barbera Sports 20-4, then defeated Town Talk Tea Cream 8-2 in an exhibition. Joske's Mannequins, first-half champions, will play an all-star team selected by Vic Schultz in a charity game for the Salvation Army at San Pedro Park on July 20, with Captain Z H Parker presiding. The event opens with an acrobatics routine and other stunts. Pacific Coast League results: Sacramento 10 Missions 5. Los Angeles 2 Portland 14 San Francisco 2.
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San Fedro Doodlebugs
Denver Heights
Lind~bergh Park
State Hospital
Hoffman-Hayman Coffee Maids
L. Johnson
Conway
Barbera Sports
Town Talk
Joske
Mannequins
Vic Schultz
Salvation Army
San Pedro Park
Z. H. Parker
Three Texans Dominate Trans Miss Golf Start
The 1932 Trans Mississippi championship opened with 36 hole quarter finals in Oklahoma City. Texas led with three players among the field from Oklahoma Nebraska Missouri and Iowa. Matches featured Cowdery versus Jackson Bumimers versus Goldman Dexter versus Rogers Jordan versus Moreland and Dold, medalist with 140, was upset by Cowdery. Manion fell to Summers 3 and 1.
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Oklahoma City
David Goldman
Dallas
Charles Dexter
E. J.rogers
Oklahoma
John Jordan
Des Moines
Gus Moreland
F. A. Dold
Wichita
Cowdery
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
Summers
Waite Golf Winner at Cleburne Country Club
Dixon White of Dublin won the annual Invitation golf tournament at Cleburne Country Club yesterday by defeating Ben Johnson of Dallas, 3 and 4.
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Cleburne
Texas
Dixon White
Dublin
Cleburne Country Club
Ben Johnson
Dallas
Fight Results From The Aboultited Prene Pitisvurel
Reported boxing results list bouts with multiple fighters by city and club, naming winners and methods such as knockout and outpoint decisions. Notable mentions include Johnny Fare, Jimmy Durty, Roy Brice, and Frankie Wellack among others across Oakland, San Francisco, Cleveland, and Cincinnati.
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Klu Chacolalg
Teken
Japan
Matt Cule
San Franeles
Roy Brice
Tulse
Okie
Cinsinnati
Jennkie Mier
CincinnaLt
Park Main Go Ends In Punch At San Pedro Park
Chico Balinna balled a bluster by Pat O Reillys uncovered jaw in the first round of the main event at San Pedro park Wednesday night. OReilly absorbed a tummy blow and exposed his midriff as the bout ended. Joe Gutierrez lost by technical knockout to Edward Flores. Eddie Martin defeated Kid Gilbert. Joe Garza beat Raul Casas. Jesse Delgado fell to Young Susie. Pee Wee Dempsey defeated John Firpo. Proxy Trejo lost to Kid Shaon. Manuel Hernandez won over Wesley Pryor. Sonny Buquer edged Tony Esparza.
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Chico Balinna
Pat O'Reilly
Shorty Major
San Pedro Park
Oreilly
Joe Gutierrez
Edward Flores
Eddie Martin
Kid Gilbert
Joe Garza
Raul Casas
Jesse Delgado
Young Susie
Pee Wee Dempsey
John Firpo
Proxy Trejo
Kid Shaon
Manuel Hernandez
Wesley Pryor
Sonny Buquer
Tony Esparza
IFRAME PLAYING STAR ROLE IN HAVERFORD
Haverford Pa June 2. Don Frame a 20 year old Harvard star and national intercollegiate title holder challenges defending champion Keith Gledhill of Stanford in the quarter finals. Other quarter finals matchups include Bryan Grant vs Karl Kamrath, Cof Sutler vs Davin Jones, and Clayton Burwell vs Richard Murphy.
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Haverford
Donald Frame
Harvard
Merion Cricket Club
Frame
Keith Gledhill
Stanford
Rye
Bryan Grant
North Carolina
Karl Kamrath
Texas
Cof- Tord Sutler
Tulane
Davin Jones
Columbia
Clayton Burwell
Sewanee
Richard T. Murphy
Hamilton
Empire Beats Aztec in Narrow 24-21 Victory
Empire trampled Aztec in a Wednesday afternoon game 24 to 21. LuRay Handley Reynolds and Daniels led Empire hitting while Gassaway pitched for Aztec and Beyers caught. Empire battery was L Handley and Reynolds.
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AZTEC
Empire Theater
Aztec Theater
LuRay
Handley
Reynolds
Daniels Leq
Gassaway
Beyers
Empire Battery
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