Winged Foot Looms as Open contenders eye tough course
In New York, golf stars Jones Hagen Farrell discuss Winged Foot layout and its deep bunkers as the U S Open nears. Long irons and bold plays may falter on treacherous greens, with Farrell insisting he will do his best. 115 players qualify from 1000 hopefuls for Winged Foot field. many top pros exempt. Ames wins final, 14 to 1, over Carleton in Northfield.
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Davis J. Walshll
New York
Bobby Jones
Winged Foot
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Mac Smith
Johnny, Farrell
America
Hagen
Jones
Oakmont
Farrell
Olympia Field
Mike Brady
John
Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
The Newest Gold Rush In TV Actors On Broadway
A garbled early 20th century clipping notes a shift from traditional mining gold to an entertainment boom on Broadway. It mentions actors, Holly wood, and a search for talking pictures replacing nugget wealth.
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N Rush
Fry
Broadway
Holly Wook
Califor
ARS Giang
Keokuk extends win streak with 8 4 win over Cedar Rapids
Keokuk defeated Cedar Rapids 8 to 4 as part of a three game series, highlighting Dimond's homer and multiple offensive bursts for the Keokuk lineup. Cedar Rapids put up a late rally but could not overcome the hosts in a ragged slugging affair.
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Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Indians
Brown
Dimond
Cedar Repids
Abrhapore Bates
Zinker
Worth
D.sarpenened
Schrader
Ot Grant
Ib Sweaty
Grapleton
Ford
Humbert
Dempsey
Emckson
Dubuque
Rock Island
Anderson
Stock
Conley
Bekert
Speraw
Total
Seheewner
Andre
Russell
Stockton
Tasis
Eckert
Olson
Sterling
Schestner
Batt
Judnick
Innnings
Rhpoae Bush
UW Peneeeraneneee
Pott
Nee. Schwartz
Patton
Criner
Auwell
P Tobats
Hox
Schwartz
Batead
Stapleton
Bush
Boyd
Grants Homerun
Erickson
Brown & Jefts
Keo
Kuk
Amophes
Gregory
Campbell
Sperew
Garlick
Genin
Gogo Andre
Tiga Daugherty
Sheli
Orion
City junior golf tournament heats Byrnes park
Notes show the junior city tournament at Byrnes Park Municipal Courts begins Wednesday after the county prep event at Sunnyside club. Eighteen holes of qualifying, 36-hole championship, entry fee 50 cents, with two brackets of 16 expected.
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Byrnes Park Municipal Courts
Sunnyside Country Club
Herb Smith
Byrnes Park
Smith
Black Hawk County
Sunnyside Club
Burr Lichty
Bob Elderton
Club Pro
Waterloo Dogs Win Honors in Anamosa Affair
Waterloo dogs dominated the Anamosa fox and hound meet with victories in their heats and top placings. Black Drum and Fising Cloud earned high finishes while more than 60 dogs competed in one of the state’s largest events.
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Waterloo Dogs
Tree
Anamose
Hans Wapter
Vira
Stringer
Waterloo
Black Drum
Ajere
Fising Cloud
Farrell Heads Big Westchester Force at National Open
Johnny Farrell leads a strong Westchester showing as Winged Foot hosts the National Open June 27 to 29. Local stars from White Plains to Mount Vernon join Fernimore and Elmsford rivals in a field that also includes Horton Smith, Bobby Jones, and Walter Hagen competitive for the big cup. Farrell, a Quaker Ridge native, seeks to defend his title near home, with top pros from St Albans and surrounding counties chasing a high stakes victory.
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Johnny Farrell
Farrell
Bobby Jones
Roland Hancock
George von
Walter Hagen
Bil Leach
Henry Cluet
J. Turnesa
Waldo Crowder
Ed Dudley
MacDonald Smith
Densmore Shute
Gene Sarazen
Jimmie Thompson
John Wyland
Cubs
New York
Chicago
Pitteburgh
Winged Foot
Joral Tavorites
Quaker Ridge
Mike Brady
St. Albans
Westchester County
Wild Bill Mehthorn
Joe Turnesa
Fenimore
Elmsford
White Plains
Willie Macfarlane
Oak Ridge
Tuckahoe
Bobby Gruickshank
Progress
Westchester Belt
Tom Kerrigan
Johnny
Siwanoy
Horton Smith
Westchester
Nicknames that cling to baseball legends and lore
A fragmented reminiscence on famous nicknames for players like The Big Train and Babe Ruth, noting how monikers stick longer than formal names. The piece reflects on how readers recall players through colorful labels despite sparse addresses and the era's colorful banter about players such as Groh and Killefer.
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Babe
Ruth
Oma
Gil
Pebte
Cal Helnie Groh
Paget
Exander
Alex
Killefer
Lott Triumphs in Windy City Meet
George Lott Jr wins Chicago city singles title and joins doubles champions with Beot Rexinger. Finalists Tate and Soul Thalheimer, former Texas star, share top singles. Lott sails Friday to join Davis Cup team in France.
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Chicago
Europe
George Lott, Jr
Chicago City
Tate
Soul Thalheimer
Texas Star
Beot Rexinger
Fred Rayer
Oklahoma
Cearga O'Connell
Lott
Jonve
France
Manchester Nine Trims Lamont in Initial Game 2-0
Manchester, Ia June 10 A pitchers duel opened the season as Manchester defeated Lamont 2 to 0. Shaw and Carty pitched for Manchester against Jones for Lamont, with limited fly balls to the outfield. A notable one handed catch by Lamont’s Richmond spurred local enthusiasm and practice plans for the next game against Littleport.
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S Courier Special Service
Manchester
Lamont
Shaw
Carty
Jones
South- Paw
Peter Hooshagen
Richmond
Littleport
Gavuzzi Hopeful To Win Coast To Coast Derby
Wellton Arizona June 19. Hope for victory in C G C Pyle’s coast to coast huntan derby blossomed in Pete Gavuzzi’s heart at the start of today’s 49 mile lap to Algodones Mexico just below the border south of Yuma Arizona. The race ends in Los Angeles. Gavuzzi second in elapsed time gained second yesterday on the 48 mile leg from Aztec and cut 28 minutes 45 seconds from Johnny Salo’s lead. Salo of Passaic New Jersey led Paul Simpson of Burlington North Carolina for third place as stomach illness slowed Salo. Ginstg Umek of Italy won in six hours five minutes.
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Ariz
Hope
Aztec
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Paul Simpson
Burlington
N.C
Torfsh
Salo
Ginstg Umek
Italy
Falls Marksmen in Special Meet
Cedar Falls marksmen staged a shoot at Sewantney with high scores by Ma yon who hit 85 of 123 targets, Hansen 57 of 76, Eller 43 of 46, and Mommer 25. In doubles Brown hit 39 of 48 targets.
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Sewantney
Cedar Falls
Mayon
Hansen
Eller
Mommer
Brown
Patra
Cedar Falls defeats Eldora 9 to 1 in baseball clash
Cedar Falls came out on top against Eldora with a 9 to 1 victory in a baseball game played here yesterday. Chrisling starred in the field for the winners, contributing solid plays amid a lopsided score.
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Cenar Falls
Eldora
Cedar Falls
Ame
Chrisling
Chicago Heavyweight Rocco Otto Von Porat Faces Emmet Roc ca
Chicago heavyweight Rocco Otto Von Porat meets Emmet Roc ca at Chicago Stadium tonight in a high stakes boxing card. Roc ca, a strong Pennsylvania Italian contender, challenges the local favorite in a battle shaping the厙 heavyweight division odds.
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Otto von Porat
Chicago
Emmet Rocca
Waverly Golfers Triumph Over Sumner Club
Waverly golfers defeated Sumner club in a Sunday match 14 to 12. Vandever led with a 75 while Kurt Rhode posted the best score among the visitors.
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Waverly
Sumner
Traveler
Sumner Club
Vandever
Kurt Rhode
Oelwein
Decorah
Oerwein
Decorah Club
Wilson's Homer Seventh Gives Cubs 2 1 Win Over Braves
Hack Wilson belted his eleventh homer with Hornsby aboard to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 2-1 win over the Boston Braves. Freddie Maguire doubled and George Harper singled to put Boston ahead before Wilson's seventh inning shot. Nehf and Cantwell held the offenses to four hits each in front of 34,500 fans.
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Hack Wilson
Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Wilson
Freddie Maguire
George Harper
Braves
Nehf
Boston
Cantwell
Cubs
Ares
Richbourg
Maguire
My Wilson
Harper
Homerun
Son
Doble
Crimi
Maranvilla
Nene
Abrhpore
Pittaburgh
Adams
Jones
L. Waner
Waner
Anete ‘Traynor
Seers
Grantham
Comorosky
Gsheely
Erry
Hemstey
Erenwses Petty
Hendrick
Gilbert
Sheety
Halle
McWeeny
Batty
Petty
BieWeeny
Dudley A Bey
Budiey I Grantham
Mcweeny: McCorning Pitcher Dudiey. Umpires, 1Th. Muck and Sterndon
Reds
Glanta
Slide Hips but Avoid Turning Pivot Principles in Golf
The article explains the pivot in the golf drive, stressing weight behind the blow rather than turning the hips. It describes how the hips slide laterally to the right at backswing start, with the left hip not turning, and outlines related mechanics and a promotional note about a putting leaflet.
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Sy Sol Metzger Fee
Mitchell
Junior Baseball Club Wins Again at Gates Park
Becker Chapman post American Legion junior baseball club won its second game in as many days defeating the Dunkerton junior team 8 to 2 after beating Alstadh and Lengins Baking 18 to 12 in a 10 inning game at Gates Park. Everett Scott pitched for the Waterloo entry in the American Legion tournament and limited the visitors to six scattered hits as Cedar River park drew a large crowd.
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Becker-Chapman Post American Legion
Dunkerton Legion
Alstadh and Lengins Baking Company
Gates Park
Everett Scott
Wiaterloo
American Legion
Cedar River Park
American Bowlers Win World Titles
American teams secured two world bowling championships in Stockholm as William Know of Philadelphia and George Jarret of Jersey City went undefeated in the two man event with a 1588 high total. Jarret led the American five man squad to the overall world title in its class.
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Stockholm
U.P
William Know
Philadelphia
George Jarret
Jersey City
Jarret
Waverly Golfer 34 Shoots Course in Par Round
Waverly, Indiana June 10 E O Van der Veer, a local banker, played the Waverly golf course in par round. He covered the front nine in 20 strokes and finished with a 74 on the card.
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Waverly Golfer
Courier Special Service
Waverly
E. O. Vander Veer
VenderVeer
Eweed
Gideons Win Funds for 100 More Bibles
Gideons receive funds from services at Wa terfood Gideons and two local churches to place 30 bibles joining prior week’s 5 dollars, enabling over 100 bibles in three weeks. At the Waterloo chapter meeting F Willis Jenks elected appointment secretary and C R Miller president. Miller becomes vice president with others named delegates to the Gideon State convention at Storm Lake June 14 16.
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Waterfood Gideons
Dysart Egan Belical Church
Geneseo Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Willis Jenks
Hammond Avenue
Waterloo
C. R. Miller
Miller
S. T. Edwards
R. Crowther
Jenks
Crowther
Hany
Raymond
Fred Myers
Gideon
Storm Lake
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