Open golf championship tightens as 142 start final rounds
At Olympia Fields Chicago 142 contenders begin the second 18 holes of the National Open with 60 players to qualify for the final night. Bobby Jones remains the favorite after a 73 opening round, while Henry Guitel Leonard Schmitte and Frank Ball mix in the early leaderboard amid hopes of advancing in the 28 dollar event.
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Baseball Homers List By League And Players
The clipping lists top home run hitters by league with players such as Ruth and Gehrig for the American League and Bottomley Hornsby Bissonette Hurat for the National League. It also notes yesterday's homers by Terry Blue Bettencourt Schang Lazzeri and Rice with season totals for both leagues and a season total of 488.
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Rice
Detroit
Reds Scout Sees Ferrell In Cincinnati Uniform
Dick Ferrell, Columbus American Association catcher, is expected to wear a Cincinnati Reds jersey before the season ends. Red scout Clarence Rowland has highly recommended him to the team.
American League Baseball Standings and Schedule
Cleveland defeated Chicago 4 to 3 while Chicago lost 2 to 4 in another game. New York beat Philadelphia 4 to 0 and Boston routed Washington 9 to 2. St Louis lost to Detroit 3 to 5. Today’s American League games: Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Philadelphia at New York. Only games scheduled.
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National Results and Today’s Games Summary
National results show New York 9 to 1 over Boston and Cincinnati 5 to 4 over Pittsburgh. St Louis lost 1 to 4 at Chicago while Brooklyn played against Philadelphia in rain. Today St Louis visits Chicago, Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn hosts Boston with New York facing Philadelphia.
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Mrs Sohl Looms As Winner Of Golf Title
Mrs Curtis Sohl of Scioto Country Club Columbus surged toward the Ohio Women's Golf Association championship after defeating Mrs Phillip Wyman Cincinnati 9 and 7 in rain softened play at the County Club course. Miss Dorothy Richards of Cleveland upset Mrs L G Nelson Dayton 2 and 1 as semis approached with Mrs Harold Prout Springfield routing Mrs Harold Knapp 7 and 6 and Mrs William Deuschle Columbus advancing over Miss Richards in the other semi final.
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Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Phillip Wyman
Sohl
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County Club
Dorothy Richards
Cleveland
L. G. Nelson
Dayton
Harold Prout
Springfield
William Deuschle
Miss Richards
Deuschle
Lilah Russell
Tilden Beats Coen in London Semi Final Showdown
June 22 in London W T Tilden defeated fellow American Wilbur Coen 6-2 6-2 in the men's singles semi final of the London lawn tennis tournament. Frank Hunter, the third American in the semi finals, beat Australian Davis Cup star F Hopman 6-4 7-5 to set up an all American final Saturday.
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W. T. Tilden
Wilbur Coen
Frank Hunter
Tilden
F. Hopman
Harvard and Yale Set for four mile Thames Rowing Showdown
New London Conn June 22 crews of Harvard and Yale race four miles down the Thames in the sixty sixth annual intercollegiate classic. About 100000 spectators expected to watch two undefeated crews clash with uncertain results. Harvard has beaten Navy Cornell Penn and MIT while Yale downed Columbia Penn and Princeton in short sprints. The long distance result remains unpredictable with Harvard slight favorite after last year's Yale losses and several returning rowers.
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Indians and White Sox Split Doubleheader in Cleveland
Cleveland and Chicago split a twin bill as Hudlin pitched well for the Indians in the first game a 4 to 2 victory while Staute faltered late in the nightcap with Cleveland taking a 4 to 3 win. Key players included Jamieson Morgan and Sewell for Cleveland and Kamm Berg and Reynolds for Chicago with Adkins Connally and umpire crews noted.
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Benton Named Giants Iron Man Pitcher of the Year
John McGraw hails Larry Benton as an iron man in the Giants rotation. Benton has won 10 of 12 starts, completed most of his games, and matched the late Christy Mathewson for managerial praise. If kept healthy, Benton could push New York toward a pennant and MVP consideration.
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McGraw
Larry Benton
Christy Mathewson
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Larry
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Matty
Cincinnati Iron and Steel Company
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Phillies
Jarry
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Boston Braves
Zach Taylor
Kent Greenfield
Eddie Farrell
Hugh McQullan
Christopher Mathewson
Four Penn State Athletes Go Pro After College
Harrisburg report notes four prominent Pennsylvania college athletes leaving amateur ranks for professional sports this June. Johnny Roepke departs Penn State to pitch for the Scranton Miners. Glenn Killinger manages the Harrisburg Senators. Al Lesko joins the New York Yankees as backfield star and catcher. Cy Lungren signs with Souderton in the Montgomery League. Nick Welard is also listed among the quartet turning pro.
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Walker Beats Nok ing in Ten Adunc
Ace Hudkins threatened the world middleweight crown as Mickey Walker narrowly outpointed Hodkins over ten rounds at Comiskey Park. The Nebraska challenger flailed and fouled, drawing boos as a rainstorm soaked the ring and Walker used clean jabs to secure victory.
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President Coolidge Angling Expedition Partner Named
President Coolidge will fish with John La Roque a 59 year old Chippewa guide along the Brule River. The conservation commission chose La Roque for his knowledge of Brule fish and taciturn manner. Amelia Earhart sends thanks for the Atlantic flight and praises the Friendship crew and Mr Stultz for nearly perfect navigation.
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Valentia
Borelli To Join Philadelphia Athletics This August
Borelli, described as Muhlenberg College's greatest athlete, will join the Philadelphia Athletics in August, signaling a major transition for the former Muhlenberg star.
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Muhlenberg College
Philadelphia Athletics
Fight Results From Thursday Night in Chicago Area
Johnny Sherrod of Chicago scored a technical knockout over Billy Sherman of Rapids Mich in four rounds. Les Marriner of Illinois stopped Tex McEwan in the second round of a six round bout. Eddie Ballatin of Chicago beat Johnny De Corsey of St Paul in four rounds. Jack McKenna of Canada defeated Johnny Gerardin of Minneapolis in six rounds. Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City defeated Walcott Langford of Chicago in six rounds. Frankie Sims of Cleveland defeated Oscar Battiste of Chicago in six rounds.
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Johnny Sherrod
Billy Sherman
Rand Rapids
Mich
Les Marriner
Illinois
Tex McEwan
Eddie Ballatin
Johnny de Corsey
St. Paul
Jack McKenna
Johnny Gerardin
Minneapolis
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Walcott Langford
Japan Exports Over One Million Dollars in Flowers to U S
Japan shipped more than 1 million dollars worth of flowers to the United States last year. The supply included varieties used for insect control and pest management.
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United States
McLarnin Knocks Out McGraw in First Round at MSG
Jimmy McLarnin avenges recent setback by stopping Phil McGraw in 2 minutes 45 seconds of a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden before 12 000 fans. Referee stopped after McGraw was knocked down four times. Also notes baseball results and other scores from the day.
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Phil McGraw
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Watching The Scoreboard Yesterday's Hero Chalmer Ci2
The article reports Chalmer Ci2 delivering a ninth inning single for Chicago White Sox to edge Cleveland Indians 4 3 in the second game while the Sox dropped the first 5 4. It notes the New York Yankees defeated Philadelphia Athletics 4 0 in the first game, the second ending early due to rain. St Louis Browns won a double header against Detroit Tigers with scores 3 9 to 5. The fourth game of the Boston...
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Washington Senators
New York Giants
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Detroit Tigers
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Sharkey Knocks Out Gates In Third Round Victory
St Louis June 22 Jack Sharkey of Boston an aspirant to Gene Tunneys heavyweight crown defeated Leo Gates of Oklahoma in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout Sharkey rushed from his corner and with hooks followed by a left jab to the stomach sent the Indian down for the count confirming his claim to the title contention
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Jack Sharkey
Boston
Gene Tunney
Leo Gates
Sharkey
Stars versus stars in two game batting summary
Babe Ruth made a single in four attempts while Lou Gehrig went hitless in three. Ty Cobb had a single in three tries and Tris Speaker failed as a pinch hitter. Paul Waner collected a triple and a single in five at bats. Rogers Hornsby went 1-for-3 with a single and double in game two. Frankie Frisch had a single in game one and nothing in game two. Harry Heilmann went 0-for-2 in game one and 2-for-4 with a double in game two.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Tits Speaker
Paul Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Frankie Frisch
Harry Heilmann
Litchfield Alderman Steed and Canfield Mentioned in Review
Mr Steed of Akron, once pivotal in Litchfield groceries a quarter century ago, is now retired. Reference also to C. R. Canfield associated with Litchfield activities.
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Akron
Litchfield
Turners Reunion at The Hedges Near Elyria
In town Saturday many old acquaintances gathered for the Turner reunion held at The Hedges near Elyria on June 20. Attendees included Mr and Mrs F D Gott at the Gott reunion in Wellington and families from Medina and surrounding towns. about 80 Masons from Medina Lodi Berea Elyria Cleveland Lakewood La Grange and Valley City attended Monday night.
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Sandy Lake
Carl Nolan
Mildred
Mel Turner
May Scudder
Elizabeth Flannery
Stimson- Scudder
Copley
Lamphier
Connecticut
Medina
Lodi
Berea
Elyria
Cleveland
Lakewood
la Grange
Valley City
Masonic Lodge
Wm King
Edna
Chas
King
Saturday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings summarize top programs like the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Goldman Band. Stations WEAF WIZ WPG WSM provide schedule notes with titles such as Grand Ol Op'ry and Creature's Band, reflecting 1928 United Press listings from Springfield and New York listings.
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WBRZ
Springfield
Boston Symphony Orchestra
WEAF
New York
Goldman
Bam Secretary of Labor Rus Wpg
Atlantic City
Creature’s Band
WSM
Nashville
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Astronomer Builds 50 Foot Tunnel to View Sky Reliably
An astronomer devised a 50 foot tunnel to reflect skies by day despite sun. A valuable collection of early charts shows La Salle's voyage on the Mississippi was true, illuminating historical exploration and navigation.
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Mississippi
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