Attack Fatal To Farm Hand
Middletown Ohio August 26 P Kirecher 25 a farm hand died today from 3 fractured skulls after an attack by an unidentified assailant. He was found unconscious in his automobile in a creek bed west of Monroe a bloodstained ware was found nearby Kirscher had driven from the farm of William Schumacher four miles north of Hamilton Wednesday night Sheriff John Schumacher said he had been informed Kirscher received threats recently but refused to give further detailed.
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Middletown
Kirecher
Pkull
Kirscher
Monroe
William Schumacher
Hamilton
John Schumacher
Western Amateur Golf Tournament draws three regions
ROCKFORD IL August 26 Three sections of the country Mid West Southwest and Far West were represented in the Western Amateur Golf tournament with players from each region aiming for strong scores and possible titles.
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Rockford
Mid-West
Southwest
Far West
Farmers Deputies Clash In Semifinal Round Golf Matchups
Dallas golfer Gus Moreland and Los Angeles talent Charles Seaver led the upper bracket in a 36 hole semifinal pairing while Chicago youths Johnny Lehman and Tra L. Coach met in the lower bracket. Seaver, a Stanford sophomore, posted an 11 10 win after a 66 morning round that tied the course and tournament records. Bartlett, Ottumwa, beat Evans yesterday after Evans defeated Mon of Portland.
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Ament
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Charles Seaver
Los Angeles
Johnny Lehman
Tra L
Chicago
Seaver
Art M. Bartlett
Ottumwa
Iowa
Stanford
Seayer
Seager
Bartlett
Chick Evans
Evans
Dor Mon
Portland
French Pair In Net Semi Finals
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts on August 26 1930 French tennis duo Henri Cochet and Marcel Bernard advanced to the upper half of the National Doubles Championship semi finals aiming to become the first French doubles team to reach the final. They faced Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill of California with Elmer Allison and John Van Ryn defending champions awaiting the final.
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Chestnut Hills
Mass
Henri Cochet
Marcel Bernard
Cochet
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledbuil
Wil Beet Elmer Allison
Austin
Texas
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Frank Shields
New York
Jacques Brugnon
Farm Boy Wins Trapshoot Title
In Vandalia Ohio on August 26 more than 800 continental shooters contested the grand American handicap world series of trapshooting. Seventeen year old farm boy from near Lansing Michigan Bobby Olds topped 701 competitors with 99 of 100 at 21 yards. Ransom of Springfield Indiana won a shoot off for second with 98, tied with Renfro of Dell Montana. Mrs Grigsby of Oklahoma City won high women honors with 93.
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Vandalia
Bobby Olds
Lansing
Mich
Young Olds
United States
Canada
Panama Canal Zone
C. Ransom
Springfield
B. W. Renfro
Dell
Mont
Ransom
C. E Miller
Mr. Gilead
David Lowers
Newburg
N. Y
Karl Maust
Detroit
H. B. Grigsby
Oklahoma City
Okla
Tilden loses to Nusselein in Columbus barnstorming stop
William Tilden and his team left Columbus after an upset defeat as Hang Nusselein, the swift German player, beat the legendary tennis figure. The match capped a barnstorming tour segment, signaling a fresh chapter for the touring rival.
New Dress Department Opens at Jonas Shops Tomorrow
Jonas Shops at 373 Broad Street announces the opening of a new dress department tomorrow featuring fall styles in beet root rustle green tailleur blue rhum brown and black. The area will display hats hosiery and handbags for women travelers, with Gladys Fisher inviting all shoppers to visit and view the new fashions.
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Jonas Shops
Broad Street
Flyrna
Gladys Fisher
Nusslein tops rival to win world tennis title in three sets
Nusslein defeated Big Bill 6-3 3-6 6-3 to claim the world's professional tennis title. In doubles, Nusslein and Emmett Pare beat Tilden and Bruce Barnes 6-1 7-5. Tilden struggled, failing to match his recent form.
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Nusslein
Big Bill
Tilden
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Emmett Pare
Fort Wayne Gains As Erie Splits Twin Bill
Fort Wayne moved further in the Central League standings with a 9 to 0 win over Youngstown in 10 innings. Erie split a doubleheader with Dayton, taking the opener 6 to 5 and losing the nightcap 5 to 2. Schedule for today features Dayton at Youngstown and Fort Wayne at Erie.
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Fort Wayne
Erie
Dayton
Youngstown
Eria
Foxx Ruth Gehrig and Simmons drive runs in tight ball game
United Press notes Jimmy Foxx hit his 46th homer and a single in five at bats for one run, Babe Ruth added his 36th four bagger and a single in three at bats for three runs, Lou Gehrig homered and singled in four trips for one run, Al Simmons drove in five with a double and a single in six at bats, and Bill Terry added two singles in five appearances for one run.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Norway Helps Boost American Population Figures
Norway with a population of 2,800,000 is estimated to have contributed 1,400,000 to America’s population. St Augustine, Florida, founded in 1565 by the Spanish, is cited as the oldest city in the United States. Per capita hard liquor consumption is estimated at 1.63 proof gallons.
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Norway
America
St. Augustine
Fla
United States
Beauty News From Chicago Returns to Elyria
Miss Sebrowsky of the Lewis Mercantile Co returns to Elyria from Chicago where she attended the Helena Rubinstein Beauty School. She studied under Mile. Rubinstein, sister of Helena Rubinstein, a noted skin care lecturer. Now at the toilet goods department, she can advise women on modern scientific skin treatments and Parisian makeup trends.
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Miss Sebrowsky
Lewis Mere. Co
Elynia
Chicago
Helena Rubinstein
Mile
Monka Rubinstein
Lewis Mercantile Store
Elyria
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Cheviot
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Robinson and Hancock Co
Ohio
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