U S Amateurs to Play Golf in September
The United States Golf Association announced the 1932 U S Amateur Championship will be held on Pollinvire Galentry club course with 3o hole match rounds starting September. District eliminations run July 26 with venues including Cherny Valley club and Oakmont Country Club among others across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ameteur
United States Golf Association
Pollinvire Galentry Club
Septeadist Mio
Aurisi
Vttiga
Elere
Cherny Valley Club
Garden CIA
Boston
Bree Burn Cavalry
Newton
Mass
Philadelphia
Pine Valley Golf Club
Clempton
N. J
Washington
Chev Cisner Club
Chevy’ Chase
Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Cnuhtryith
Chicago
Bryn Mist
Morton Grave
Atlanta
Fast Lake
Los Angeles
Bel Air
Cisco
California
Alderwood
Omaha
Denver
Lakewood
Ranges City
Indian Bills
St. Paul
Town and Country Club
St Louis
Normandie
Wells
Haas Dallas
Brook Hollow
United States Golf Association Today
Fresh Mentinn
Flushing
Long Island
Billy Burke
George van Elm
Tess
Oeyers
Boxing Show Draws 250 in La Gloria Garden
An excited crowd of 240 to 250 attended boxing at La Gloria root garden Wednesday night. The amateur show was sponsored by the Order Sons of America athletic department. In the main event Joaquin Sena won a decision over Amado Hernandez. Guadalupe Longoria defeated Johnny Delgado in the semi final, while Frank Baylor and Tony Cardenso fought to a draw. Newshot Farpo and K. C. Castillo traded exhibition moves.
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Butte
la Gloria Root Garden
Order Sons of America Athletic Department
Joaquin
Sena
Amado Hernarez
Bena
Guadalupe
Longoria
Dohony Delgado
God
Frank Baylor
Tony Cardenss
Hamans
I Newshot Farpo
K. C. Castillo
Kansas City amateur Jackson leads the F2-hole medal play event
At day one Jackson, a diminutive Kansas City amateur, held a five stroke lead over the field in the Mission Hills course competition. Markson, a United Walker Cup candidate, opened with a two stroke edge before extending his margin to 147 after 12 holes. Trailing him, Statler of Kansas City retained second place, with Hudson, Mecsuye, Imwarth, Ren and Mrs Bay close behind as play continued.
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Jackson
Kansas City
KAN A of America
Feand
Paw Jackson
Markson
Cording
Midway
Mission Hie
Statler
Kansasity
Bert A
Stalite
Hudson Mecsuye
Imwarth
Ren
Bayant Cinige
Hawthorne Leads Junior High Series In Safe Victory
Hawthorne junior high rolled to a 4-1 win over Jon Chandler Harris as part of a Wednesday afternoon series. Coach J. Mexia and assistant J. Poster led the teams with strong pitching and timely hits. The Hornets pulled away in the late innings, while Richards and McMahon contributed key plays on defense.
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Jacen Busk
Bass Svarhalle
Herhorne Hornets
Jon Chandler Harris
Jolneolt
McMahon
Isel Nowhied
Fredo
Reilef Hurser
Pasig River Links Lagoon Bay and Manila Bay
Reading from a dated text, the Pasig River connects Lagoon Bay to Manila Bay and flows east into Lagoon Bay and west into Manila Bay during heavy rain. The excerpt also mentions pineapple fiber fabric and a note about a future cartoon submission.
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Pasig
Lagoon Bay
Manila Bay
Manila
Crack Racers Headed to Chicago in Rich Arlington Meet
Chicago dispatch notes top horses like Burgon King, Ticson, and Twenty Grand eyeing major berths. Arlington Park features the Classic, Gold Cup, Arlington Handicap, Oaks, and Matron with stars entering five events. Breeders and owners plan movements toward Washington Park Derby and Belmont confrontations as seasonal shifts loom.
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Chicago
Arlington Parks
Acorn
Arlington Park
Wile Evening
Pompeius
Tek On
Equipoise
Otlo Lehmann
Arlington Jockeys Club
Burgon King
Ticson
Washington Park
High Teams Open Series Between TJ and Brackenridge
The high school baseball championship series features TJ and Brackenridge in a two team clash at Eaglefield Thursday at 4 pm. Fontes star Harry Hamilton will start for TJ with Pete Garcia on the mound, while Brackenridge counters with Calvin Baxter and their ace. The second game is set for Monday at the same field with Garcia again for TJ and Baxter expected for Brackenridge.
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Thomas Jefferson
Z Bracseridge
Eaglefield
Gotch
Harry Hamilton
Fontes
Pete Garcia
Brackenridge
Calvin Baxer
Garae
Sealy
Toledor Brackeuridge
Unclear OCR Lead Items and Auto Listing Fragments
Fragmented OCR text shows lists of names, places, and items including autos, Pastime, and various personal names. The page appears to mix leaders, businesses, and event notes with many garbled terms and no coherent narrative or dates.
Shooting At FB Leads To Evening Court Date
A report notes a shooting incident at FB with 46 bullet casings observed. Names listed include L. Trusson and E. Jonis, with case numbers 41899 and 14335, as authorities prepare for a Sunday afternoon court appearance.
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L. Trusson
E. Jonis
Weickline Wirs No.6 in Beating Dibble's at Polo Field
Ty secured his fifty straight win for Lefty Weickline as Great American Life Insurer defeated Dibble's 10-3 at Polo Field on a windy Wednesday. Insurers blamed errors and base running miscues for a rough innings while Dyckisen and Marlowe scored in sixth. Phillips pitched to a bunt infield play and were out at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weickline
Dibble
Polo Field
Scrass
Iinrang
Seine Ancy
Melugay
Dyckisen and
Marlowe
Tissurors
Phillips
Fulee
Kansas State Star to Try With Tigers
A Kansas State baseball star, the college hurler Elen Avker, will report to the Detroit Tigers after winding up his college career. Avker held the University of Kansas to seven hits in a 4 to 2 victory, signaling readiness for pro baseball.
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Kansas State
Tigers
Manhattan
Kat
Ira
Detroit Tigers
Lodry
Elen Avker
Hinsis
Frio
Tia Tigers
Fla
Yeaterday
Auwer
University of Kansas
Commercial Loop Meeting Called by Beaumier in 8 Oclock Office
A meeting is announced for Thursday at 8 o clock in President Beaumier s office. Officials from the umpires association and league committees are expected to attend. The report mentions Texans Ananya and a proxy announcement amid scattered details from the Gawler event.
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Campaercias Baarhall Leaguers
Beaumier
Torny
Gawler
Levinsky to Fight Baer in Reno Fourth of July Card
In Reno Nevada planned July 4 boxing program feature Max Baer of Livermore against King Levinsky in a 20 round bout. Andy Hoffman stated negotiations with Leonard Sachs to promote the fight with Jack Dempsey. Baer to receive $10 000 plus training expenses. Also on the card the veteran mauler will meet an opponent yet unnamed.
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Max Baer
Livermore
King Levinsky
Ghinago
Andy Hoffman
Buer
Leonard Sachs
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Bar
Levinsky
Mauler
Medwick Moved To Third In Rainy Houston Shift
Houston’s prize hitter Jon Medwick was moved from the outfield to third base but may take time to prove his fit. A sprained ankle after a triple during the shift sidelined him, while Eddie Hock was benched and later slated for release to Denver. Rob Parham took over Medwick’s old outfield spot.
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Medwick
Houston
Jon Medwick
Buffs
Joey
Garden
Eddie Hock
Denver
Hock
Rob Parham
Mad Wick
Boy Struck by Pitching Ball Dies in Michigan
Jonesville Mich May 19 Orin Leonard 19 died after being hit on the cheek bone by a pitched ball during a practice game. He attended classes Monday and Tuesday then played in a game versus Moscow High. Leonard collapsed Tuesday night and died shortly before midnight.
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Bull Deis
Jonesville
Mich
Orin Leonard
Leonard
Moscow High School
Flying Cadets Rout Squadron 67 in Randolph Field League clash
The Flying Cadets defeated the Sixty-seventh Squadron 9 to 2 in a Randolph Field League game. Ryan was limited to five hits while Davis yielded nine for the winners. Fiseman starred with three double plays and seven chances at third, scoring twice and driving one hit.
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Flying Cadets
Squadron 67
Ryan
Davis
Fiseman
Grarling
Conference Games Stay Off the Air
Dallas May 13 Radio broadcasting of Southwestern conference football games and other athletic events has been banned by conference officials. Dean E Finley retiring secretary of Texas A and M college announced the action and said directors voted about a 25 percent reduction in admission for all conference games. This does not apply to inter section contests.
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Dallas
Southwestern
E. Finley
Texas A. and
M. College
Finley
Yadlo Orde
Intercollegiate track meet to be held in Berkeley
The 93 Eastern colleges will depart New York on June 19 for the sixth annual Intercollegiate track and field championships in Berkeley, California, July 1 and 2. The meet serves as semi finals for Olympic trials with top three per event advancing to Palo Alto July 5 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berkeley
Calif
Palo Alto
Gavvy Fines Em Light Loses Job In Laguna Beach
Gavvy Cravath, once major league home run record holder, loses peace judge post after city council and mayor push for stricter fines. Mayor J E Bishop notes Cravath’s leniency and resignation appeal fails while Cravath retains the elective peace job. Cravath, former Philadelphia Nationals star, had been city judge since incorporation in 1927.
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Laguna Beach
Colif
C. C
Gavvy
Cravath
Babe Roly
City Court Inn
J. E. Bishop
Gavyy
Olr
Philadelphia
Nationals
Baseball
Judges Named For Meadows Riding Academy Benefit Show
Judges and officials for the Meadows Riding Academy annual benefit horse show at Brackenridge park riding range Sunday at 3 pm were announced. Miss Mada Belly Meadows will be show manager with Mrs Marie Busfield as assistant. judges include Col Wit B Tuttle Miss Percy Meadows Mrs Evelyn Heile Peyton Rankin Kennedy and more.
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Meadows’ Riding Academy
Bravkenridge Park
Mada Belly Meadows
Marie Busfield
Col Wit B. Tuttle
Percy Meadows
Evelyn Heile Peyton
Tingmester
Rankin Kennedy
Bud Nash
Barney Phelps
Helmuth Ditteman
J. Hoffman
Phyllis Freeman
Biles Virginia Licchese
Ruth Nickerson
Eugenio Pickett
Margaret Spindle
Helmuth Dietzman
H. L. Kuykendall
Henry Ulratberg
Americans Lose To Britons In Women Golf Match Play
At Ashdown Forest England on May 19 two former British champions Glenna Collett Ware and Virginia Van Wie lost to scratch Americans Bernard Darwin and Everard Mackay Smith in a no allowance match. The Americans Majors Cecil Lesteh and Joyce Wethered paired to beat Maurene Orcutt and Helen Hicks 1 up, while the British pair beat the American team 2 and 2 in the other pairing.
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U.S
Ashdown Forest
England
United States
Wentworth
Glenna Collett Ware
Virginia van Wie
Bernard Darwin
Everard Mackay Smith
Bell
Mies Cecil Lesteh
Joyce Wethered
Maureen Orcutt
Helen Hicks
Bill Larue Dies Former Boxing Champion
Bill Larue, once a national amateur heavyweight contender, died after a respiratory illness. He was officially credited with defeating Willie Meehan and Jim Flynn, and reputed to have beaten Jack Dempsey during his rise in the boxing scene. The details come from a San Pa NGTBE report dated May 19.
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Bill Larue
San Pa
Wilken
Tewerix
Fang Ox BI
Ecue
Gondore
Harne
Hie Ant
Wiilin Meehan
Jim Flynn
Jack Dempsey
Istle Heights
Schuh Grocers to Play at LaCoste Baseball Game
Schuh Grocers will travel to LaCoste for a baseball game Sunday at 230 p m. The game is set on the Grocers home field with teams allowed to use the field by calling Wood at 0410 or Woodlawn 1345 for adjustments.
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Schuh Grocers
LaCoste
Gracera
Woodlawn
Trio of Stars Begin 32 Track and Field Start
York May 14 Three of the nation's top track figures Gene Venzke George Boltz and Leo Sexton open a campaign tonight aiming for Olympic glory in Los Angeles Their first appearance since the indoor season at Lewisohn Stadium is expected to reveal form after a two month rest They face handicapped starts in a crowded program with 500 athletes entered Venzke the 4 10 indoor miler debuts in a 1000 yard invitation event and is tipped to challenge Jaf arts by Larry Trewin of Penn State.
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Wtn
York
Sinra
Gene Venzka
George Boltz
Leo Sexton
Los Angeles
Vanzke
Ank
Bexton
AtArHel
Lewisohn Stadium
Theimia
Venzke
Pattitown
Feely Righ
Rerard
Jaf Arts
Larry Trewin
Pennsylvantn
Baseball says players may talk to fans again
The National Baseball League rescinded its rule prohibiting ball players on the field from speaking to anyone in the stands. President John Heydler said the rule was unpopular with the public and press and with those playing the game, and it was rescinded after criticism sparked by a Chicago photo of a player signing a baseball for Al Capone. Gabby Street of the St. Louis Cardinals was fined once under the rule.
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New York
National Baseball League Today
Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinals
John Heydler
Ttme
Ghigugo
al Capone
St Anthony Mites Defeat L A Academy for 12 to 1 Win
St Anthony Mites routed L A Academy 12 to 1 in a junior conference game at San Pedro park. Wolff led the offense with a flurry of hits, while Fritter pitched solidly as St Anthony piled up 14 hits off Richey.
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St. Anthony Mites
L.A. Academy
Gan Antonio Academy
Fritter
San Pedro Park
Richey
Whitfeo IL
A. Academy
Wolff
Taviard
Byron
Ward
Aleher
Man's
Raiveft
Ewing
Moerl
Wolnis
Leanard
Ashes
Hassann Halls
Friter
Sicher
Alter
Mehey Vie Pans
Frilier
Oth Whehay
Jerkyn Leeman
Ann Antonio Academs
Anthony'n
Bitehay
Dutty
Quartermasters Triumph at Camp Normoyle
Camp Normoyle games feature Company B winning 10 to 6 as Schimick delivers a new pitching effort and six hits, with Blount Belting three hits and Gor quan Bricker Bod Ramos contributing a pair each for the victors.
Army balloonists compete in national races at May 30
First Lieutenant Haymie McCormick and Captain Whitlam J. Flood, assigned from Fort Sill, Oklahoma, move to Omaha Nebraska on May 23 to represent the Army in national balloon races set for May 30. In 1935 they placed second in previous races. San Marcos teams prepare for night baseball on the abandoned cotton yard with local organizations fielding twelve squads. Birk Watkins spearheaded the league’s setup and was elected president with Walter Luerson and Ward Cary as officers.
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San Margos
San Marcos
Nul
Rsse
Birk Watkins
Walter Luerson
Ward Cary
Kowalik Leads Lowry, Bluebunmer Tramples Pott in 8-0 Win
Young Kowalik starred for the Bluebunmer club in a decisive 8-0 victory over last year’s champions Pott. Iv and loup gate contributed as Kowalik powered two scratch singles behind mound rival Joeer. Henley and V. Kowalik added multiple hits with Pyle, Lyssy, and Polasek also contributing.
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Kowalik
Mowalik
Falla City
Unclear Mat Results With Mixed Names From Global Meet
The report lists numerous scattered results and participant names across cities including New York Chicago and Utica with scores and times, interspersed with erroneous spellings and unclear lines. It mentions competitors such as Moore Lull Martin Szabo and others, but many names and places are garbled, producing an incoherent results summary.
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New York
Mintola
Gyn Bonnenhere
Hoxton
Delated George
Zery- Nort
Ukraine
Charley Melrin
Derney
Sib
Meahney
Mibu
Uetew
Bedghing
Germany
Delenvind Fria
Beerapny
George Calze
Detdaing
Jon
Eithuanly
Bary McCreasy
Hore
Ned Dor
Ony Elton
Aly
RSW
Teem
Heain’ Twa Cosa
Gan Tim Ment
Eandor Szabo
Fin
Durbin
Cala
Min Steinberg
Donkwyrntt
Ihae ‘Arianta
Wrage Eit
Alana Ledaay
Liorrer Tinnehang
Vonton Astentad
Warcenter
Kitray
Temkin
Mike Millar
Butin
Monts
Topeka
Kan
Timer Cullidle
Wilehingon
Joan Cadet
Memnce
Sine Olly
Wii Dayle
Meranda
Qeamany
Tad Meeniihy
Piavelend
Playground Ball League Opens Under Lights at San Pedro Park
Joske's beat Denver Hebbts 22 to 2 and State Hospital defeated Bare bere Sports 18 to 11 in Girls Playground Baseball under lights at San Pedro Park Wednesday night. In a practice game, Joske's beat H. and H. Coffee 5 to 0 with “Dude” Georges delivering in the outfield. Games scheduled Thursday night in the Business Men's Playground include CG. and &. Sports vs. Cooper Tires at 8 p.m., Deadly's Pharmacy vs. Hill's Sports at 9 p.m. Acme Crans vs. Highlanders. The league rules committee, chaired by Vic Schultz, issued the complete rules for the league to be in effect Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joske’s
Denver Hebbts
State Hospital
Barebere Sports
San Pedro Park
Joske's
H. Coffee
Cooper Tires
Deadly's Pharmacy
Hill's
Acme Crans Va. Highlanders
Cross
Lou Hamilton
Tadeacce
Dolernie
Ethan
Java
Mint
Teague
Stan
Stan Contenda
Gnatain Avhn
Dine Ewnatonn
Vinyens
Edaverse
Alacussiun
Howe
Panier
Fed
Inventien
Iun
Saiaid Baled
Aig
Neuer
Thy . x
Mureroun
Big Six Track Meet Entries Headed For Memorial Stadium
Lincoln May 19. A record slate of eligible entries for the Big Six championship events to be run Saturday at Memorial Stadium. Only Missouri had yet to respond but indications pointed to a complete Tigers squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri to Pick New Football Coach Friday Night
In Columbia Missouri on May 3 8 the university trustees will select a successor to Gwinn Henry who resigned. The executive board of curators will make the appointment Friday night with final recommendations from the athletics committee not made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Columbia
Univero
Gwinn Henry
Rolla
Universalty Committee
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