U S Golf Pros Playing in Scotland
Hag Gulvane Scotland May 1 retreating northward from Yorks hire Moore where they were vine minted in Test weeks trilye cup watches the somewhat dazed American golf pros bare crossed the rough border and started practice for the Firstich open championship start ing May 8. The Mirfield course of the Tron ert Company of Linburgh Golfers escaled an animated picture today the net of the world famous poll ym either playing full rounds or practicing shots in the clubhouse half a dozen Anglo Americans. MacDonald Smith Jim Barnes Lobby Cruickshank and thers who have been practicing here for a week were on hand to welcome the Americans and hear the story of how the great men had fallen before George Doncan's determined band. Duneen will jesd his triumphant steam into Muirfield hoping to repost in medal competition the Lrilish vic Hor at aatch play. aparmes Horton Smith end Fd Duds were among the first players out Grossy. At the end of his round the Fa young Missourian was asked if he had a record round No I'm keeping that for my last round in the championssip he re ned. A Tzhple match between Tagen ood Archie Compston for 350 pounds a side has been definitely arranged for Morrpark a Tondon club Mar 31 with two other matches to be used in England later.
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Callahan to Defend in Bout at Buffalo
Jack Kearns says Mushur Callahan will defend his junior welterweight title in Buffalo, late May, against the winner of the Jimmy Gand rich Buck Lawless bout set for next week in the eastern city. The promoter details include estimated timing and venue for the title defense.
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LaBarba Aims for Bantam Title Before Stanford Return
Fidel Toa Dorha, world flyweight champion, vows to win the bantamweight title and then quit to return to Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. LaBarba, former Flyweight champion and Stanford freshman, plans to regain his crown and resume studies, hoping to combine boxing with college life and later business life. He recalls studying, social life, and a desire to finish his degree while pursuing boxing. Dorha, 33, balances college pride with a professional ring career and football aspirations at Stanford.
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Los Angeles
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Johnson Wins Medal in Army Y Scraps
Johnson carried off the straight medal in the Army Y boxing tournament finals in the lightweight division Tuesday night, when he defeated McBride, the big favorite, in the third round. Tanaghlin won the decision over Kilda in the middleweight bout and will meet Saunders next for the medal. Kid Stutts and Sordriguen fought four rounds to a draw in the lightweight bout.
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Ir Steight
Dowagiac’s U K Under Two Hook Fish Rule
Misunderstanding over the two hook limit discussed by Charley Barbera of Arhera Sporting Goods who notes the rule does not apply to artificial baits or set lines. Live bait remains permissible. Early entrant Andy Moreles reported a big haul with an eight pound bass caught from a private lake amid other catches.
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Arhera Sporting Goods Company
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Newspapers Open Golf Meet May Fifteenth At Willaye Springs
The annual Newspapermen golf tournament will start May 13 with match play to begin after four qualifying scores set by course owner Thomas J. Dixon at Willaye Springs. Entrants’ handicaps will be based on these scores, and the event runs through May 15 with Dixon directing the meet.
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Buster Brow Outpoints Garcia in San Antonio Fight
Buster Brow from Chicago outpoints Carlos Garcia in a San Antonio lightweight bout. Brow took control with a sharp right, with Garcia rallying late rounds, while Frisco Dentin and Will Hernandez fought to a draw in the prelims. The Texas Aggies lead the Southwest Conference baseball race, defeating Texas University 6–0 as Pete Wendl pitched well.
Littlefield to coach in Minnesota
Austin May 2 Clyde Littlefield has been named head track coach for the Hewidda Coaching team at Augiat O Ton Bend Minnesota. Other members include We man from Michigan and Glean Thicechwaite from the University of Woetten, with Reagan of Notre Dame among the names listed for the staff.
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Tie Chen
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Notte True
Racing Honor Roll for American Derby
Fragmentary note lists signers and a panel at a race event near Washington Park. Mentions a winner named Tarn in 1584 with confusion over dates and discontinuation, then renewal in a later year.
Emerson Boys Edge Hawthorne 5 4 In Tight Race
Emerson boys edged Hawthorne 5 4 Tuesday in a tight late inning rally. A Gara double tied the game in the eighth, followed by Wentlie Lilly’s hit to seal the win as the Emerson lineup, led by Sidney Lanter Munters, claimed the title race spotlight.
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Tawtharan
Sean Nese
Mike Williareon
Rimeckon
Jeol
Gara
Meme
Wentlie Lilly
Hardlney Fhinthornes
Emerito
Sidney Lanter Munters
Overheard at the 19th Hole golf chatter in San Antonio circuit
The San Antonio Country Club scene features Captain WL Dikes angling for a 66 round at the Dallas state championship trial amid soft Bermuda greens and springy approaches. Lists players RK Isresham and Pal Car among entrants while gossip notes Tammy Winfield's romance and local club rivalries in a crowded, humorous club column.
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Gaffer
Tayouk
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San Antonia
Dallas
Sormen Ie
Flu Champlay
Mie Tor
Rae
RK Isresham
Mauley Mee
Taekeile Tarrbarh
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Sandlot Siftings Review Of Local Baseball Week
Local clubs in San Antonio showcase a series of games with stories on players such as Canp Normale Sina Piteller Towin and Wylliers. The CVUERO BOOSTERS win 6 to 4 over the Falls nine while Canereboosters and other teams prep for upcoming clashes and potential fielding improvements.
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Homer
Warking
Newark
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High School Pitchers Dominate In Marist Bout
In Atlanta on May 1 the boys faced Marist College as Keen Jhadt Methyin and Mathews struck out every batter the last inning showed wild throws and costly passes. Chet stood strong from the first to the ninth inning sealing the win for their team.
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Keen Jhadt
Methyin
Mathews
Agaist Marist Cotlege
Chet
Coffeemen Practice in DC Parade Ground
A fragmented report notes baseball players practicing in Washington DC on a Wednesday afternoon at San Pedro park. Manager Bremer announces a practice sequence amid references to SOCIATION and regional names including Fort Smith and Independence, with unclear dates or standings.
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Ence Smeimuetfeld
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Miller and Petsolle Set for Title Trial in Summer
Ray Miller of Chicago and Hilly Petsolle of Fargo meet in a lightweight bout with a prior Brooklyn draw. The winner earns a chance at Savoy Munsell’s crown this summer, with weigh in expected near tea time and a high weight limit for the match.
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Chicago
Hilly Petsolle
Fargo
Olympia Arena
Brooklyn
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Teas Maan
West Texans Openers Launch West Texas League Season
Six cities field Class D teams led by Ballinger, with squads from San Angelo, Midl and, Coleman, Abilene and Big Springs preparing to start the West Texas league schedule. Openers set at Wig Springs and Hulu Benson, with Bullinger facing San Angelo and Coleman playing Abilene amid planned community celebrations. College baseball results mention Texas A&M, Baker, Stephen F. Austin, Notre Dame, New York U, Yale.
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Stephen F. Antia
Taliana
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