Stars Compete In Golf Test At Open Championship
At Mamaroneck New York on June 26 AP reports the Open Championship opens with top golfers ready to begin. Veterans like Bobby Jones and Horton Smith face a field of rising stars and seasoned players as Winged Foot hosts new yardages and conditions.
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Cornell Crew Criticized After Rough Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta
Reported in Yellowstone Park June 26, Cornell’s eight faced heavy criticism for delaying the race due to rough water at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta. Columbia, Washington, and others praised for strong performances. Davenport lauded as an exceptional stroke by several coaches.
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Kingsford Smith's Swift Flight Under Way Again
Kingsford Smith advances toward a new speed record in a Pacific crossing attempt aboard the Plane Southern Cross with two companions. The crew, shown in remote northern Australia, were rescued after a long search and planned onward from Derby to continue the flight toward England.
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Granted Divorce for Third Time in London Court
Countee Er o of Lord De La Warr won a divorce on grounds of adultery with Edith Mildred Moeay Mill. The earl faced a 1923 suit by Major Ramsay Hill who claimed $15 000. The countess, famed in society for her attire, wed Lord Erroll in 1923 as Lady Idina Gordon.
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Train Fare to Twin Falls Return July 5 from Pocatello
Timetable note offers $2.35 to Twin Falls and return from Pocatello via Oregon Short Line. Valid in coaches only with a ten day limit to travel, ending at midnight July 8. Local agent for further details.
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Trapgunners Plan Interclub Competitive Trap Shoot
Union Pacific and Pocatello Trap clubs prepare for a joint competitive match with a possible permanent trophy. Officials discussed formats dividing shooters by skill, plan alternating host clubs, and consider a broader sports carnival to boost local outdoor activity. The matter will be reviewed by both clubs’ committees.
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Paolino Schmeling Bout Promises Rough Charity Fight
Thursday Schneling and Pauline clash in Yankee Stadium for charity as fans expect a rough rugged bout amid talk of a future title shot against Sharkey Dempsey or other contenders. Paolino fights hard, lacks ring business instinct, and relies on stamina and elbows while Schmeling shows a sharper punch and youthful potential in a match viewed as a step toward a larger clash next year.
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Schmeling and Uzcdun to Fight Thursday Night in Yankee Park
Heavyweight contenders Max Schmeling and Paulino Uzcdun prepare for a charity bout at Yankee Stadium in New York against a backdrop of strong betting. The match, at Madison Square Garden linked in reports, aims to raise funds for Mrs. William R Hearst milk fund. The winner could threaten the heavyweight title lineup.
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Schmeling Aims For New Sensation After Fight
Boxing notes suggest Schmeling could become a new sensation or merely a mirror of past hype after his latest bout. The piece weighs potential and public expectations, evaluating talent, draw, and career trajectory.
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Indianapolis boxers split results in rough six round draws
Indianapolis fighter Jim Hackley and Kid Brown boxed to a rough 10 round draw in Indianapolis last night. Tracy Cox defeated Al De Roche of Newark in eight rounds in the featherweight semi windup. Tribune Want Ads for results.
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Kid) Brown
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Sigma Chi opens thirty ninth grand chapter with 1000 delegates
In Portland on June 26 graduates and undergraduates from universities nationwide gathered for the opening of the Sigma Chi thirty ninth grand chapter convention. Herbert C. Arms of Chicago served as grand consul presiding over the opening session. The event includes a golf tournament and various diversions for about 1000 delegates.
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