The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1927, Page 8

HARRY COOPER | IS LEADING IN OPEN Las Sceres 224 Fer First Half off non Match — Bobby Jones Sees Hopes Fade Oakmont, Pa. J Sea United S ampionship Burn Newton, tcurnament to the Brae club, country Mass, Oakmont, West June 16 » of the R. Johnston, Min neapolis amateur, the third round cf the na 1 open golf championship tod: light Her: Marry Cooper of Los Angeles sho lead with a 54-hol , two strokes a Hagen, for the te: (AP) two- total of of Walte porary lead, Cooper garnered a steady 74 to: day to add to his 150 for the half of the grind. Hagen lost two strokes to his Pacific coast rival! with a 76. Johnston, after on the first hole, taking a r of sixes on the se end and third hele: ble consistently the ishing his round ut 4 ed to his a, he had cf 234, 10 Gene Sar giving him third place, Archie Compste was temmporarily turin with 2 for the 54, an eagle thr went to pi Jones in Trouble *s saw his hopes sfully def nding the Ameri can open golf championship fade today on the th und when his 2 went tu pi temporarily, sting him a 79 and a tal of 232, eight strek the leader, “Light Hor Cooper, of Los Angeles. Jones held par even for the 12 holes, bagging th to off-set as many mi his control suddenly de t on the 13th. On three out of four heles he dropped the amazing to- te! of seven Strokes to par. The 164-yard 13th really wrecked his He to rough, card, hooked | the Economical - Hour after Hour over any Road | -and always i first | | Erohnaton- unable: ty ally onthe | finding & trou-| yj eral times. CHEVROLE k two shots in a trap and then ssed a short putt, taking jar doubling par. Hes Out of Race » first of the ma- rs to finish the final | ay slipped badly to take final 18 and post a grand tl of 307 that appeared defi itely to put him cut of the title Hagen Be Walter Ha conte jor son R. Johnston, who led the 7 for his final round. this | ufternsen, siving him a total ‘of | started the final for the outgcing half of the | final round. MINNEAPOLI SLIPS BADL Oakmont, June 16—(AP) on the same nine d so difficult for Harrison R. (Jim- Minneapolis ama- five over par, for half of hi froun and today in the ne |golf championship, jeopardizing | the lead he held at the start with {his 147 for the previous two days’ | | play. holes that prov him yesterd my) de nnetans Kk 42, i {th jal open inccming route as he did spec- | continued his aking the turn, {He te at a six, ‘two over var, on tho /10th and went down in pars on| “| the Vth and 12th. He found a th and took a five, two over par. After getting his par four j Mth, he was sagain in a trap on ithe 15th, losing another stroke as {he tched a five. He was 10 at this juncture, | ious advantage fast dissi- cu! esterday, pated. Johnston collapsed entirely on} |the final nine. After taking. two. over par on the 10th and a par en the 11th, he shot a rine on the par five 12th, He was in trcuble at every turn, finding trans sev- From then on he shot three par holes, and a like number j over’ par. Johnston in —649 : | See ad on nage 6—Casing jand Tube Locktite Patches. We carry a full line.—Acces- | sory Service Station, 306) Fcurth St., Bismarck. Transportetion in Comfort / t 35, two under | third | __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE bullets or dogmas. “I don't bel sions. I don't e: with me. agree with me, ‘SEX FREEDOM "DISCUSSED AT CHURCH MEET ; we would be That depen | Leading Ministers. Attack Ex-| isting Order cf Religion and Morality », June 16.—P)—Sex libertilism continued to the leading topies for informal ussion among delegates to. the| in congress . ; ul church here today words of tw had sharply a sting order of religion 4 my answer is ticism of om and in the head, the delegates last night the Rev William Norman St. Mark’s in the 4 declare that “the ment is a book written by ump. who were thick in generation Henry younger tention to Rey. rbor, rector. , who had ¢ ing the adopting attitude toward “unmarried unions,” supplemented his address by declar- a more ing the “companionate marriage” , Animal idea of Judge Ben B. Lindsey offered sy je cannes basie(for a pobsitle solinane of By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND thrivewhen infected promiscuity and other evils.” Registered Nurse with | biting a Promiscuity on Increase fleas, Us “Promiscuity among college girls Fly-Tex. A cleen is increasingly great,” said Rev. 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