The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 29, 1926, Page 3

SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1926, AMERICANSTAR © He Wins Title VICTORIOUS IN COLF CONTEST SWEETZER OF NEW, COMES OUT WITH; To uis! JESS YORK GCOD MARGIN CREDIT OUT OUR WAY Bows. 1” BAFFUNG OFF MY GOLF CLves:, BAG AND FOUR BALLS BT ONY FIFTY CENTS A CHANCE. HOW MANY CHANCES OO MOU WANT \ et f Pa oy | j i | (ity Ansociated Press) MUIRFIELD, XN 29. — Jess | Sweetzer, of New York, led by a} mfortable margin of four holes | usion of hi ander $ of and, in the con-} test for the h amateur golf championship. | The eatds for the first’ nine| 444 455 3456—38 643 454 465—41 ’s fine putting stood him in good 1 in the earlier stages of the u He held a 15 yarder on the third for a birdie three, and sank an even longer one on the} 458 y sixth for a birdie four, ta both holes. Swee who had won the first, | squared the match at the seventh, when the Scotehman lift- > his iron from the tee dropp into a bunker half way to the green. - | r went ene up at the en Simpson pulled his} drive into the rough. Sweetzer | was on in two and rolled his ap-| progeh putt to a holeable distance | while his opponent took two from| the edge of the green and then! picked up. On the ninth, a 475 yard hole, | Simpson barely missed a long putt | for another birdie. Sweetzer laid hes fourth dead for a half in fives\| Simpson WINS THIRTY-SIX HOLE FINAL MUIRFIELD, May 29,—Jess! Sweetzer, of New York, today.won} the British amateur golf cham-} picuship, defeating Alexander Simpson, of Edinburgh, in the 36- hole final. short | * B |1-5. Robert. Weida (above) may be an Olympic champion in years to come. | He ‘won the all-round title at a re cent boys’ meet held in Philadelphia. | Competition was unusually keen and | the youngster was forced to put | forth hie greatest efforte in order to | Jead the field | | | | | | eee ASEBALL eee, YESTERDAY'S ‘RESULTS | ——~—— | FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE SV. Ft. Myers, 13; Sanford, 4. Tampa, 2; St. Petersburg, 0. Liil\ en ©1025 ey MEA SERVICE. + WHERE A WIN WouLD BE A LOSS. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN By William THAT OF FICE BuNcH ARE FON $F THEM RAFFLE OFF A PAIR OF RUBBER BOOTS A GUY WITA \NOODEN LEGS HA HA-THATS TH KIND OF A BIRD AwHO'D TRY TO SELL NAPOLEON A LOT ON ST HELENA! | < yf a 4 7 7 SCOCCOHHSSOSSOSSUSEEEOOES, TODAY’S ANNIVERSARIES eeecereocosencocansesee® joris only. one-fifth of it. The 1826—Gen. Cadmus M. Wilcox, | other four-fifths is turned imto a noted Confederate commander, | flesh and fat of domestic animals born in Wayne county, N. C. Died ; from which the food-salvage is |.in, Washington, D. C., Dec. 2, 1890. | S) The United States raises about 5,000,000,000 bushels of wheat annually, but consumes and ex- ee ee Highest Prices Paid For Second Hand Furniture and Household Goods LITTLE STORE AROUND CORNER 1848—The “Californian” was | obliged to suspend publication in| San Francisco because all its em-| yes had left for the gold fields. PAGE THREE $e : = WHEAT BENEFITS’‘MANY | about 7 per cent. 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National League Boston, 5; New York, 3. Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia, 2. Pittsburgh, 8; Chicago, 5. Cincinnati, 12; St. Louis, 4. _ TODAY’S GAMES Pledics of Life 2eecececoees eee a. (Dy Asxociated Presa | A } MUIRFIELD — Young man, if/TQ BE RENDERED IN AUDI- you want to attain the heights of | golfdom, get married. Bobby Jones did not win the American amateur | title until he was a_ benedict. / Jess Sweetzer is now on his honey-, moon. TORIUM SUNDAY MORNING s ¢ © |baccalaureate sermon to be HIGH SCHOOL | The following pfogram will be| |rendered in connection with the! «| JOHN C. PARK TRACK—Intercollegiate A. A. NEW YORK—The big Wall/livered by Rev. Thomas R. 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Army- Navy dual track and field meet, at | West Point. | outdoor championships, at Mon- +; treal. | | ROWING—Pennsylvania-Prince- ton-Columbia Childs Cup race, at Canadian scholastic | WEEK : eae With favorable ? program for the Boys’ Track Meet, ‘which will be carried out in con- nection with the activities of the Rotary Boys’ Week, was scheduled to start at 2 o’clock this afternoon on the army barracks gyounds, as follows: o A, vunds or less—50- yard dash all distance throw; running broad jump; chinning the bar. weather the New York at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Chicago at Pittsburgh. St. Louis at Cineinnati. STANDINGS American League New York . jo" 18 Philadelphia - 24 18 Washington . 82 19 Detroit 21 19 Chicago 22 20 Cleveland 20 19 St. Louis 12 28 Boston i | Princeton. Navy-Harvard-Cornell, | | varsity and freshman crews, at Cambridge. ROWING — Rocky mountain modified marathon, at Depver, | << 707; TENNIS—Franco-American in-| "571 ‘ternational matches, at Paris. Old .537, Dominion championship tourna-| .525 | ment, at Richmond, i “513; GOLF—Southern women’s cham-! .300| Pionship tournament, at Asheville, Street firm of Dillon, Read and pastor of the Fleming street Meth-| Jompany seems bent on twisting | odist church in this city. The ser-| | the lion’s tail. Charles Schwartz,/mon and exercises will be at 11! ja member, won the Grand National | o'clock tomorrow morning in the; with his jumper, Jack Horner. Jess | auditorium of the Monroe county Seetaor works ‘for the dirg: |high school building: NEW HAVEN — “Héld ’em) [tocessional - Ht +, Mngaed, |-Yale” might well be a fiational| . mamm,, > “Onward slogan just now. Bob Gardner of |" . a i Ghicamny capinte: ota Walker!” ene eee oe Le beye c' hich gets into action Share z 7 tielrgans vent te Yale. So did|.. Schipture Reading—Rev. S. W.| . i Rogers. { Jess Sweetzer. i : * * | Hymn-—“Come, Thou Almighty | CAMBRIDGE—When Harvard King.” : | can’t win, a Yale victory is pre-| Sevmon——Rev. Thomas R. ferred here. Bobby Jones went to Adams. { Harvard. Authem—Choir. } BenedictionRev. A. F. Eld-} NEW YORK—Ah Foon is dead, Titlse- leaving a fortune amassed from picking them right at the New York and Maryland tracks. a en Christian | * a oe & Johnny, a parrot with clipped after falling from an automobile || 328 Simonton Street Plumber and Supplies | | | WE HAVE IT! IN NEW LOCATION — | Wn. Curry’s Sons Co. i i | BETTER BUICK PRICE LIST Duet——May Hill and Jane Lewis. | 270 Class B, over 83 pounds and un-} BENCH SHOW-—Annual show | near Ky wings, walked 15 miles to its home| | | National League Wi. der 107 pounds—70-yard _ dashy| baseball distance throw; running! jump, chinning the bar. 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