Five Open Golf Champions Fail To Qualify In 1934 National Open
New York May 16 Five former champions did not qualify for the 1934 National Open at Ard Mor Pu ding 7 9 amid a coast to coast attempt for 109 available places. Notables who advanced included George Van Reed Ed Dudley Bobby’s Cruch w in Charles Yates Dick Metz Walter Emery Rodney Blis Henry Pickard Roland Hancock and Mike Turnesa. Among those failing were Jock Hutchinson Maurice McCarthy Bon Moe Dr Oscar F Willing and two of the Vaines brothers Willie and Joe. The final 16 qualifiers were to be announced in Philadelphia today. the field totals 150 entrants with 30 already qualified.
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New York
Ard Mor
Dung
Wille MacFarlane
Cyril Walker Cho2do
Cluck Evans
Chicago
George Sargent
Athite
Fred McLend
Richmond
Phi
Cleveland
Shaker Heishty
Ly Burke
Vainesa Brothers
Wiliie
Joe
Philadelphia
Ohio pros and amateurs qualify for U S Open plates
Nine Ohio professionals and three amateurs advanced to plates in sectional trials held Monday at Shaker Heights and Miami Valley clubs. Phil Perkins led Cleveland qualifiers with 136 after two sub par rounds, followed by Bill Burke two strokes behind. Other Cleveland entrants included Reggie Mites 142 Al Espinosa 142 Alfred Lament 143 and Bob Shave 145. Dayton qualifiers were led by Frank Gelhot with 146, with Steve Zappe 147 Art Smith 148 John Florio 148 Bob Servis 149 and Bob Kepler 149.
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United Press
Ohio
Shaker Heights Country Club
Cleveland
Miami Valley Club
Dayton
Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Phil Perkins
Kirtland Club
Perkins
Bill Burke
Oledo Inverness
Burke
Cleveland Country Club
Reggie Mites
al Espinosa
Akron
Alfred Lament
Toledo
Bob Shave
Frank Gelhot
Cincinnati
Steve Zappe
Springfield
Art Smith
John Florio
Columbus
Bob Servis
Bob Kepler
Wittenberg Star To Quit With Eight Letters
Springfield Ohio May 13 Now James Fort Thomas K3 one of the most versatile athletes in Wittenberg College history will end his intercollegiate career this spring after earning eight varsity letters James earned three in football three in basketball and one in baseball He pitched a no win no run game against the Denison University team Six feet six inches tall and weighing 200 pounds James is an amateur boxer of some note having held the Ohio amateur heavyweight title the two years ago.
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Springfield
James
Fort Thomas
Motor Express Team To Drill Wednesday Practice Update
Motor Express team schedules a Wednesday drill at Cascade Park at six oclock with all players expected to attend. The West League hi speed team Witz is set to face Rent Grocers on Has Street Diamond tonight, starting before eight. University of Oregon trainer Bill Hiavaard has arranged Webs from track teams for the spring season.
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Cascade Park
Ofelock
Wanaser George
Tweany Tequeste
Witz Hi-Speede
Wrent Grocers Tonighs
Hase] Street
Ovefork Harp
Bill Hiavaard
University of Oreon
Arly
London Open Memoir of Westland and Dawnon at Cliveden
In a vivid reminiscence from 1929, Jack Westland and Johnny Dawnon recall meeting Lord and Lady Astor, touring Ascot, and traveling in a battered 1911 Vermal. They recount York and Sandwhich missteps, a near collision with a house, and the Astors orchestrating a tuxedo reveal that ended with Lord Astor producing a gleaming tails suit for the day’s royal-style race outing.
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Ondon
Chandler Exan
Jack Westland
Johnny Dawnon
Lord and
Tady Astor
Ascott
Westland
Dawson
Jack
Johnny
Sandwich
Lord
Lady Astor
Cliveden
London
Hou
Ascot
Lord Astor
United Press
Marshall Nine In Ohio Invasion
Marshall College baseball, chasing a Buckeye Conference title, heads into Ohio with seven conference wins. The team will play at Cincinnati on Friday and at Miami on Saturday after a midweek schedule. Other league games include Miami at Wittenberg, Ohio University at Ohio Wesleyan, and Wittenberg at Cincinnati, with Oberlin at Ohio Wesleyan on Saturday.
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Columbus
Marshall College
Buckeye
Ohio
Marshall Nox
Sicterosso
Marshall
Taylor Buckeyes Face Legion on American Legion Diamond
The Taylor Funeral Home and Corta Buckeyes will play tonight in a game slated for the American Legion diamond. The game will start at o'clock with both teams asked to take warmer notes before kickoff.
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Tlay AP Legion
Taylor Funeral Home
Corta Buckeyes
South End Girls Meet Oberlin Team on Stadium Diamond
The South End girls prepare to play a soft ball game against Oberlin this afternoon at 4 39 on the Stadium diamond. All players are asked to take notice.
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South End
Oberlin
Stadium Diamond
Two Heights Loop Games Tonight in Eastern Heights
United Dry Cleaners seek to extend a two game win streak as they face Dean's Lunch at Harmon Diamond in Eastern Heights league action. Maumee Dairies meet Elyria Hardware on Jonelt's card with both games slated for 6 18 start.
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United Dry Cleaners
Dean
Harmon Diamond
Dry Cleaners
Jonelt
Maumee Dairies
Eilyria Hardware Au Mebcirier
Princeton Undefeated Hopes Reach 1933 Heights
Three Princeton players Kalbaugh Kadik and Levin from Bellaire Steubenville speak from Ohio about Princeton chances to duplicate its 1933 undefeated run Meanwhile Ohio University freshman baseball outfielders struggle with hats due to stray straw. Gabe Cartnal makes a comeback in trotting after injuries Larry Snyder faces Owens eligibility rumors and softball association tensions loom between amateur and national bodies.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Ohio
Princeton
Olloans
Old Nassau
Mose Kalbaugh
Bellaire
Kats” Kadik
Garry Levin
Steubenville
Leading 3-Year Olds In American Derby
Chicago May 15 8 Most of the leading 3 year olds are among 79 nominations for the 10000 added American Derby at Washington Park June 2 Cavalcade winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness tops the list Mrs Isabel Dodze Slare also nominated Time Clock winner of the Florida Derby and Anatchy Other nominees include Phishija Matin Hari Cal ELOR Bradleys Bazaar Blue Acsin and Takers Dozen Greentree Spy 1111 and First Minstrel George Widener's Chickstraw Tiny Thornhill Stanford football coach and former Pittsburgh tackle Glenn Warnes coached the Panthers a home and office fighter He also played professional football
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Chicago
Washington Park
Cavalcade
Sceani
Isabel Dodze Slare
Time Clock
Phshija
Matin Hari
Cal
World champs advise current titleholder in New York meeting
Two former world boxing champions Johnny Dundee and Benny Leonard confer in New York with Jimmy McLarnin to advise the present world welterweight champ ahead of his bout with Barney Ross. May 25.
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Johnny Dundee
Benny Leonard
New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Meats Game Tonight Promises Wet Side Showdown
Bittners and Dovrowski lead Dobrowski Meats in a West Side League clash against Punerat Home. Rain is forecast as the teams meet at Lowge Field in a billed night game with AGL members to report.
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Bittners
Dovrowski
Cie Astern
West Sade Lewes
Postworld
Fey Bepween
Punerat
Dobrowski Meats
Lowge
Fragmented OCR recalls Mackian era baseball figures
The text, an OCR fragment, references Mackian era figures and events, mentioning players and managers connected to early 20th century baseball. It hints at Chicago White Sox connections, Cleveland themes, and a managerial role, with scattered names like Harry and Jack in a garbled report.
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Covae Marth
Ori
Frank Paker
Ge Md
Actise Baton
Niels
Hmelisht
Jerry
MTT
Chicago
Harry Ise
Fia Mack
Cleveland
Major Loop Leaders and Suited Press Ambiguities
A garbled OCR fragment describes leaders in a major loop with references to suits and players. Mentions Mattess, Heuser, Browns, Red Soy, and Yankees in unclear context. No coherent events or outcomes are discernible from the text.
Standings and Weather Murky in Week’s Sports Notes
Fragmented standings and results dominate the page with multiple cities named. Rain disrupts games in New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh while others face delays. The column snippets reference teams, dates, and unclear scores amid stormy conditions.
Van Ryn Named To U S Davis Cup Net Team
East Orange New Jersey player John Van Ryn was unexpectedly named to the 1934 United States Davis Cup team. The lineup includes Van Ryn, George H. Lott Jr of Chicago, Francis X Shields of New York, and Lester B Stoefen of Los Angeles. The team opens the campaign against Canada in Wilmington Delaware from May 24 to 26.
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New York
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
United States
V. S. Lawn Tennis Association
van Ryn
George H. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Franceis X. Shields
Lester B. Stoefen
Los Angeles
Canada
Wilmington
Del
Elyria High Golfers End Sandusky Streak
Elyria High defeated Sandusky High 7 to 4 at Elsra Country Club yesterday, avenging an earlier loss. The Crimson won their third match in four, with Nick Ross and Sukey Warding scoring for low gross. Ross fell to Hoelzey while Sukey won all four of his points.
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Elyvia
Wigi
Sandusky High
Matell
Elsra
Crimson
Lorain
Astrand
Ross
Sandusky
Nick Ross
Vets Sukey
Sukey
Hoelzey
Randall Jay Fail In Open Golf Qualifier
In the Shaker Heights qualifier Randall shot 74 73 147 missing the cut. Pro Bobby Jay 0 51 161 in his first try. Qualifiers included Perkins 69 69 139 Burke 71 69 149 Espinosa 6S 74 142 Myles 72 70 142 Shave 71 2 11 Alfred Sargent 70 70 143. Parrish Drile: Parrish Meats softball practice tonight at Richwine diamond manager Ed Elbert calls all players to report at six in uniform.
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Bob Randall
Spring Valley
Shaker Heights Country Club
Cleveland
Randall
Winch
Bobby Jay
Cherry Ridge
Phil Perkins
Billy Burke
al Espinosa
Reggie Myles
Bob Shave
Alfred Sargent
Parrish Drilie
Parrish Meats
Richwine
Ed Elbert
Tigers Send Larkin To Toledo Mud Hens
Toledo bound pitcher Larkin was optioned to the Toledo Mud Hens this week. The move clears room for the Tigers roster ahead of upcoming dates with the club set to join Toledo by week’s end.
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Tigers
Larkin
Toledo Mud Hens
Toledo
Mat Results By United Pros In Kansas City and Wheeling
In Kansas City United Pros reported results with Qorville Broan Wallace defeating Eserett Mathall La dronta and others. The day also lists Rene Le Pens lypsehee Caraga as participants and a noted fall during a race at Benlar Nersesterdar. In Wheeling and surrounding markets several Atlantic Rarehail League games were postponed due to conditions with Pasion Rito at Wheeling Springfield at Johnstown Berkie at Zanes sie and Charleston at Hunttre ton. A jockey, Richard D Amons, was badly hurt when Merry Frene stumbled in the third race at Benlar Nersesterdar.
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United Pros
Kansas City
Qorville Broan
Wallace
Kan
Eserett Mathall
la Dronta
Cin
Samt Fol
Frank Sesten
iColumbat
Threa Rene le Pens
Lypsehee
Caraga
Wheeling
W. Va
Atlantic
Monhave
Pasion Ritos
Springfield
Johnstown
Berkie
Zanessie
Charleston
Hunttreton
Columbus
O. MeraJockey
Richard D’amons Yared
Merry ‘Frene
Benlar Nersesterdar
Major Leagues slash rosters to 23 players today
On May 15 major league clubs must trim to a 23 player limit by midnight. Veterans and rookies face cuts as teams release, option or trade players to fit the new rule. Yankees Cubs lead the league hunts while Cubs top Giants 3 2 in 10 innings amid travel and schedule shifts.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
WYORK
U.R
Boston
Red Sox
Joe Iudge
Detroit
Steve Larkin
Toledo
American Association
New York Yankees
Norman Kies
Catebar
Charity Devens
Newark
Cleveland
Dosel Onkiown
Dodgers
Phil Page
Glenn Chapman
Albany
Baseball
Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Giants
Pittsheesh
Chuck Klein
Warneke
Galan
Philadelphia
Washington
Ram
White Sox
George Earnshaw
Lefer Grove
Athletic Captains Lose Favor In Ohio
Ohio colleges increasingly drop captains from football teams with only 12 of 35 schools naming captains for 1934. Coaches frequently appoint a per game field leader, while a few honorarily name captains at season end. Notable out of state skips include Ashland College, Holbrook College and Oberlin College with players listed from Lewiston, Hinton, Sandwich, and Rio Grande.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Press
Ashland College
Albert Garothers
Lewiston
Holrook College
Charles McDaniels
Hinton
W. Va
Oberlin College
A. F
Woodward
Sandwich
Rio Grande Colfese
Rash Me
Baseball Night At Stadium With Mixed Scores
Yesterday's scores show Chuck Klein and Camilli keying Cubs offense with late innings. Tigers shutout efforts and Senators tally two hits in six innings. White Sox and Red Sox each provide limited offense. Repair Shop team meets at 6:15 for stadium diamond clash against Inria Merchants, with all members asked to gather at the zarake.
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United Press
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Glante Norph Camilli
Womer
Ie Sorrell
Tigers
Senators
Innnings
Giorge Earnshaw
White Sox
Red Sox
Jerey’s Repair Shop
Inria Merchants
Fame
Ohio State Finals Preview After Districts Complete
About 1500 Ohio high school athletes prepare for state finals in track baseball golf and tennis to be held in Columbus Friday and Saturday. District eliminations occurred in 17 cities over two weekends with champions listed across districts and events including Central Eastern Northwest Southern and Northeast divisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Newark
Gahanna
Bellaire
Dresden
Toledo
Scott
Delta
Mansfield
New London
Cleveland
Dayton
Felrmont
Madison
Cincinnati Withrow
St. Bernard
Central
Northeast
Cantom McKinley
Cleveland Heights
Toledo Libbey
Southwest
Dayton Fairview
Cincinati Hughes
Leo
Richard Roberts
Columbus Aquinas
Goldstein
Zanesville
Westhafer Methwalf
Uhrichsville
SinglecFarlane
Canton McKinley
Snyder-Hammell
Sajemi
Clarke
Lakewood
John Adam
Northwest
Ingles
Willie
Bowling Green
Farringer- Youne
Bownie Green
Southeast
Kessinger
Portsmouth
Menefee-Sheridan
Southyext
Bausman
Troy
McDowald-Surdbers
Springfield
Kerkow
Cine
Cinnati
Walnut Hills
Western Fills
Canadian Fishing Dates Are Announced
Montreal May 15 The Quebec Association for the Protection of Fish and Game releases the official fishing calendar with open and close seasons for the province and permitted fish sizes. Also notes a Jefferson game between Western Automatics and Broans at 6 13 on the Jefferson diamond tonight.
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Montreal
Province of Quebec Association For the Protection of Fish and Game
FLAY
Jefferson
Western Automatics
Broans
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