Texans Lead In Medal Contests At National Open
New York, May 16. The field for the national open golf championship at North Shore club Chicago June 8 will include 190 professionals and 21 amateurs after 99 pros and 19 amateurs survived the sectional qualifying to join 81 pros and two simon-pures who automaticlly qualified by finishing in the top 30. Names such as Chick Evans, Jock Hutchison, George Sargent and Charley Yates failed to make the grade, while amateurs like Gil Moreland and Leonard Dodson posted strong scores. The complete list of qualifiers is given from Chicago district and other sections with several local and notable players advancing.
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New York
North Shore
Chicago
Vonedet
Gures
Chick Evans
Jock Hutchison
George Sargent
Emmett French
Alex Ayton
Charley Hell
Gene Homans
Jack Westland
Charley Yates
Georgia
Roland Mackenzie
Denver
Gil Moreland
Neil White
California
George Dawson
Lester Balstad
Maurice McCarthy
Francis Scheider
Dallas
Leonard Dodson
Springfield
Scheider
Dodson
Kansas City
Halstad
Tom Talbot
St. Louis
Brothers
Hill
Francis
Ray Schwartz
Kaufman Appointed Tennis Pro at San Antonio Club
Jos Kaufman, a Saddle club former pro, was named tennis pro at the San Antonio Country club succeeding Clifton Haynes who resigned. He will run the tennis shop, give member lessons, organize tournaments, and develop the game locally.
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Jos Kaufman
Saddle Club
San Antonio Country Club
Clifton
Pee Wee") Haynes
Kaufman
Joe Kaufman
The
Saddle Elit
Pre Wee" Haynes
Baer to Win Says Hayes with Schmeling Fight Looming
Teddy Bayer, longtime trainer and Dempsey’s former handler, now managing fighters, names Max Baer to upset Max Schmeling and Primo Carnera to defeat Jack Sharkey in two heavyweight bouts in New York next month. He spoke Monday evening in San Antonio with Mrs. Hayes en route to Los Angeles to watch Jimmy McLarnin and Young Corbett II clash for the lightweight title, asserting Schmeling cannot take the pressure.
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Teddy Bayer
Jack Dempsey
Dawa
Mickey Walker
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Big Primo Cerbera
Jack Sharkey
New York
San Antonio
Mrs. Hayes
Los Angeles
Jimmy McLarnin
Young Corbett
Hayes
Sehmeling
Honey of the Ages in Egypt's Tomb Fragrance Reveals Secrets
Yesterday's Explanations recounts the 1908 dig in the Valley of the Kings where the remains of Soulya and Youlyou were found. an alabaster vase held a honeyed liquid still exuding a perfume from 33 centuries past. The tomb joins the lineage of Queen Tlyi and Amenothes II.
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Soulya
Youlyou
Tlyi
Amenothes II
B.C
Jockey Banned After Pulling Mount at Sportsman's Park
Chicago May 16 Lester Dye successful rider on Merle Simmons Semester in the fifth race at Sportsman's Park. Dye admitted pulling his mount late in the race and received a drastic suspension. Simmons faced further action as stewards declined entries of horses owned or trained by him. Dye, after suspension notification, was struck by a spectator and knocked out for about 30 minutes.
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Chicago
Lester Dye
Slewards
Sportsman's Park
Dye
Merle Simmons
Semester
Simmons
Catries
Wilsking
Angrret Bicker
SMU Golfers Ready for Texas U Match
S M U golfers head to Fort Worth for a Southwest Conference meet against Texas after sweeping Rice in a three singles and one foursome victory at Dallas Country Club. Donna Lavender posted a 29 86 67 to help SMU, with Louis Recker, Pony captain, winning, and O Mara, Marvin Jones also winning in singles.
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S.M.U
Texas U
AU Barton
Ralph Niember
O'Mara
Barton
Marvin Jones
Ralph Niom
Scheider And Patton Foil Burglary At Brook Hollow
In Dallas on May 16, Francis Scheider who qualified for the national open golf tournament and William Patton stopped a burglar at Brook Hollow Country Club golf shop. The assailant was wounded in the arm by Patton after a struggle.
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Dallas
Texas
Francis Scheider
Willam Patton
Brook Hollow Country Club
Patton
Dallas Signs Young Lefty Griffith in Five Day Trial
Dallas Texas league manager Happ Morse signed Lynn Griffith a Bryan Texas left handed pitcher for a five day trial. Griffith previously tried with the Steers in spring 1930 and after a release starred at Jolly with a 21 win season. Ad Kreuss likely to be released with Robert Asbjornson replacing him.
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Southpaw Griffith
Dallas Dallas
Robert Asbjornson
Dusty Cooke and teammates sold to Boston Red Sox
Boston reports the purchase of Dusty Cooke a sensational outfielder formerly with the Yankees from the Newark team along with outfielder Johnny Watwood and Helder Marvin Olson by the Boston Red Sox details of the cash involved were not disclosed
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Boston Red Sox
Boston
Allen
Dusty’) Cooke
International Teague
Outfelder
The
Yankees
Newark Hears
Outielder
Jahnny Watwond
Helder
Marvin Olson
Boater Red Sox
Edeia Colling
Gane
Monger
Yankees Aim to Rebound in Home Stand Against Detroit
New York returns from a rough western swing and eyes the American League lead during a home stand starting today with Detroit. Johnny Allen makes his first start, Gehrig and Ruth edge toward a power surge, while Jimmy Foxx remains in slump. In the NL the Pirates seize first by beating the Phillies as Lindstrom's bases-loaded triple highlights.
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Les Conklin
New York
Tobin
New York Yankees
Detroit
Johnny Allen
Yanks
Gehrig
Ruth
Gehrrg
Jimmy Foxx
Ham
A's
Jimmy
Robert Grove
Moose
Earnshaw
Pittsburgh
Giants
Bucs
Washington Senators
Leveland
New York Giants
Pirates
Indians
Jade Axe
Phillies
Lindstrom
Heine Meine
Cibola Buffaloes Shutout Tigers on Road Show
The Cibola Buffaloes defeated the New Braunfels Tigers on their home field 2 to 0 behind Dizzy Dietz who struck out the first 19 batters. Schlather, Enck, and Schraub led offense and defense as Coach Oscar Schraub prepares for a game with the All Gold Coffee Giants next Sunday.
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Cibola Buffaloes
Cibolo
New Braunfels
New Braunfels Tigers
Dizzy" Dietz
Whathaman” Schraub
Red" Schlasher
Adolph Enck
Oscar Schraub
All Gold Coffee Giants
Oklahoma Signs Up Shortstop Nicolai
Oklahoma City of Texas league signed shortstop Nicolai of the Lite Rock Travelers who left Birmingham Monday and rejoined here. He received his release by nightfall and accepted terms offered by Oklahoma City. He planned to drive to join the Indians at their home field. He came here in 1920 from Columbus as a free agent in the American Association.
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Nicolai Little Rock
Meola
Lite Rock
Travelers
Birmingham
Oklahoma City
Indians
Columbus
Asfrealteins
Bluebonnet Game Captured by Poth Poth
Two Poly Bohents defeated Galind 10 to Ay in a Bluebonvel league game at Poth Texas on Sunday afternoon. Scores credited to Fath Lane and Taman while Galind players Taonbacher Blupteer and Angors Atel contributed.
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Texas
Poly Bohents
Galind
Fath
Lane
Taman
Taonbacher
Blupteer
Angors Atel
Missions Lose and Drop to Fourth Place in League Standings
The San Antonio Missions fell to fourth after a 7-3 defeat by the Fort Worth Panthers, slipping from third as Tusk overtook them. A Tuesday game in Dallas begins a two night stand, as Fort Worth drew 5 500 fans, the season’s largest crowd.
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San Antonio Missions
Fort Worth Panthers
Tusk
Missions
Dallas
Harry White
Bob Cooney
Cats
Les
D R Dance Reaches San Antonio Golf Finals in Narrow Win
D R Dance defeated Charley Schreiner one up in 19 holes to reach the finals of first flight No 1 at the San Antonio Country Club championship. Paut Williams and Walter Walthall were slated to play Tuesday afternoon for a place in the semi finals against Sirut, Ken Rogers the tournament favorite. Willow Springs to open its annual newspaper golfers tournament next Sunday with qualifying rounds, four eight-man nights and work-for-benefit entry rules announced by Guy Randolph. Pelix McKnight, golfing kingpin, is out for months due to surgery with only gradual improvement anticipated.
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D. R. Dance
Charley Schreiner
San Antonio
Paut Williams
Walter Walthall
Sirut
Ken Rogers
Willow Springs
Guy Randolph
Scrihns
Pelix McKnight
St O
Levinsky to Meet Griffiths in June Ten Round Bout
Chicago May 18 King Levinsky and Tuffy Griffiths heavyweight rivals from Sioux City Iowa agreed to a ten round bout set for June 2 in Chicago Stadium. Their first meeting two years ago drew crowds and paid Griffith $25,000 with the decision. In the Mills Stadium rematch promoter Sammy World will arrange terms and the former fish peddler Levinsky seeks the major share.
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Griffith
Chicago
King Levinsky
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Iowa
Jorma
Ohicago
Lena Levy
Australia Invites Bobby Jones to Australian Open
Melbourne May 16 The Metropolitan Golf Club sent an invitation to Bobby Jones to compete in the Australian open championship likely at Victoria during the centenary celebrations He had retired from competitive golf in 1930 to pursue a movie career after winning the British and United States amateur and open titles Grand Slam of majors noted.
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Australia
Bob Jones
Melbourne
Metropolitan Golf Club Today
Bobby Jones
United States
Victoria
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