British Open Qualifying Opens Amid Heavy Rain at Muirfield
In a rain drenched start at Muirfield Scotland Fred C Jowell from Long Ashton led the British Open qualifying with a 12 over par showing. George von Elm and Bobby Cruickshank followed with 73s as Robert Whitcombe and Jose Jurado posted 75 and 76 respectively in the tough conditions.
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George Duncan
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America
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Ed Dudley
Los Angeles
Jose
Dudley
Lnto
The Marions Have It In Golfing Plays On Namesakes
The piece discusses golfers Marion Hollins and Marion Turpie. Hollins, the 1921 US women's champion, seeks further titles after early runner up recognition. Turpie, a 21 year old from New Orleans with St Andrews roots, rises as a promising international contender and Pan-American champion.
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G. Ravenscroft
New Orleans
Dixie Queen
Electric track work begins to Bath Packing plant rail line
Work on extending tracks by the W C F N railroad to serve the Bath Packing company plant started today and should finish early summer. The line runs about one and a half miles from Division street with most trackage on railway property. The new electric line will give the Cedar Rapids division service tracks to the Bath plant for the first time, aiding livestock shipments and reducing switching. Earl Thompson visited Mason and Lafayette and Talana City for eye treatment after an acid burn while working on the project. A car in a local garage sustained eye injury to a man in Osage.
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Mason
Lafayette
Tialana City
Osage
Hagen Consents To Practice A Bit Nowaday
Walter Hagen, famed golfer, is reported to have begun serious practice after a long hiatus. Manager Bob Harlow recalls Hagen’s notable return to form following a crushing defeat of Sir Walter by Archie Compston last year. Harlow notes Hagen’s rare, focused practice ahead of the British event.
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Hagen
Walter
Archie’ Compston
Haig
Harlow
Belleair
Fla
Rube Marqhard
Babe Ruth
Gene Conley
Hulls anniversary party celebrated by family in Jesup
Children and grandchildren of Mrs. E. E. Hull held a surprise birthday party in Jesup on a Saturday. Dinner was served and a program of music and entertainment followed the meal marking the occasion.
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E. E. Hull
Former Iowan Dies in Santa Ana California
George Fox, formerly of near Walker, Iowa, died in Santa Ana, California after suffering two strokes. He relocated with his family to California 27 years ago. His wife predeceased him. Surviving are two brothers and a sister. One brother Robert of Waterloo learned of the illness while returning from a winter stay in California and arrived after his death.
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May
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Waterloo
Inashua Boy Fractures Leg After Rug Slip
Clyde Richards three-year-old son of Mr and Mrs George Richards suffered a leg fracture Friday after slipping on a rug at home Nashua Indiana. Fire crews responded to a blaze at T Dann home that night caused by an electric iron left plugged in and later turned on by a returning family member who failed to switch it off.
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Nashua
Clyde
George Richards
T. Dann
American Players Named for Davis Cup Tennis Team
Philadelphia May selections name John Hennessey of Indianapolis George Lott of Chicago John Van Ryn of East Orange N J and Wilber Allison of Fort Worth Tex as America’s zone team candidates. Final trials saw Hennessey beat Tilden and Van Ryn defeat Hunter. Allison and Van Ryn also beat Tilden and Hunter in doubles.
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Indianapolis
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N. J
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Forts Worth
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Holland
Wimbledon
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Tilden
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