Johnny Goodman Opens Two Stroke Lead With 66 Open Round
Johnny Goodman 23, Omaha amateur, fired a record 66 to lead the United States Open at North Shore Golf Club. He split Armour’s 68 75, moving to 141 for 36 holes and two strokes ahead of Armour, with Sarazen in third at 144. Habitués Hagen and White faded, while Dutra and Guldahl chased in a crowded field.
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Missions Win After Lapse in Doubleheader Room Galveston
Galveston ace Hank Thormahien pitched a no hit no run game for the Buccaneers in a first game doubleheader against Tulsa Oilers, striking out 10 as San Antonio and Beaumont games produced high scoring action. The Missions edged Oklahoma City 9-8 after a late rally, while Beaumont’s 9-7 win over Axporters capped a wild day.
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Texas champ goes 10 women's golf final
At Radium Springs Albany Ga June 9 Mrs Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg Miss defending champion and Miss Aniela Gorczyca of Fort Worth Tex champion will meet in the 36hole finals of the Southern Women's Golf Championship tomorrow Gorczyca won a close semi final over Estelle Drennan of Tulsa Okla 4 and 2 while Fitzhugh routed S B Lippitt of Albany 8 and 7
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Swan Returns to Form as Sox Top Tigers in Long Game
Evan Swan, son of the Chicago White Sox, returned with four hits in seven at bats against Detroit, seizing third in the American League as Ben Chapman was held hitless. Al Simmons added three hits and boosted his league-leading average while Pepper Martin climbed seven points atop the National League. Standings show Simmons, West, Martin, Swanson, Moore, and Davis among the leaders.
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Auto Races Offer Speed Thrills at Tri-State Fair Grounds
Track in fine condition as more than a dozen drivers enter six races and two specials at the South west Auto Racing Association meet. Pred Frames likely to lose his four year 75 mph record to contenders led by Carl Mayfield of Oklahoma City, with Posey Reeves as another strong rival. Local drivers join entrants from Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Colorado and Chicago in a prize money program expected to outpace Frame’s 1929 mark. Admission 25 and 40 cents includes grand stand seating.
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Elliott Hatch Reaches Final at River Crest Championship
In Fort Worth June 9, Elliott Hatch and Louis Nowlin advanced to the River Crest Country Club invitation final after winning quarterfinal and semifinal matches. Nowlin defeated Southworth 3 and 1 and Clark 3 and 2, while Hatch beat Coffey 2 and 1 and Cochran 2 and 1 to set tomorrow’s 36 hole decider.
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Mixed Baseball And Basketball Scores From Friday And Saturday
Cincinnati blanked by Pittsburgh two goals while Chicago overwhelmed St Louis. MLB results include New York edging Philadelphia in 14 innings and Chicago beating Detroit. Other leagues report Dallas at Beaumont and Oklahoma City at San Antonio with several late games and upcoming schedules.
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Kamrath, Hines win to reach Fort Benning semi finals
At Fort Benning Georgia on June 9 Karl Kamrath of Austin Texas defeated Jack Mooney of Atlanta 6 2 6 4 and Wilmer Hines of Columbia South Carolina beat Billy Reese of Atlanta 4 6 6 4 6 2 in Cotton States tennis quarterfinals Bryan Grant of Atlanta beat Robert Little 6 2 6 2 while Reese’s six straight errors ended his run as the defending singles champion.
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Kamrath Beats Mooney In Cotton States Tennis Quarters
Karl Kamrath of the University of Texas defeated Jack Mooney of Atlanta in straight sets 6 4 6 4 to advance in the Cotton States Tennis Tournament at Fort Benning.
Cards Regain NL lead as Carleton dominates Cubs
St Louis Cardinals surge to first place after Tex Carleton pitched a 12-2 win over Chicago Cubs. Frisch and Martin led the offense with multiple extra base hits, boosting the Cards to a .625 winning percentage and a three game edge over a idle Giants.
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Attachments Filed Against Baer's Winnings
New York June 9 Attachments filed in the sheriff's office exceed Baer's expected $25,000 knockout prize to cover two suits totaling $36,436.14, filed by former manager Hamilton J. Lorimer of Oakland California.
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Sad Sam Burton Big Panhandle Coach Remembered
Sam Burton known as Sad Sam defined West Texas coaching with a fearless, decisive style. The big man inspired hundreds of young coaches across the Panhandle and beyond, shaping athletic pioneering in basketball and beyond. His death ended a life of relentless pursuit of right, ending with a simple note of a fishing trip.
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Olympic Body Fights Semi-Pro Athletes
The International Olympic Committee approved recommendations to curb semi professionalism by centralizing entry and travel negotiations through athlete member organizations and foreign bodies. It urged that travel expenses be paid to organizations, not athletes, preferably as tickets and hotel coupons, limiting athlete foreign competition to 21 days yearly except during the Olympic Games. Athens was chosen as the 1934 convention city.
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Shamrock Golfers to Enter Green Belt at Childress
Twenty members of the Cole Creek Country Club are set for the Green Belt Golf tournament in Childress. Shamrock defends the title against eight teams with Billy Holmes, 20, as the reigning Green Belt holder after wins at Electra and the Caprock tourney last year.
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Big Train Johnson Named Cleveland Manager
Walter Johnson known as the Big Train packs for Cleveland to manage the Indians for the rest of this year and all of next season. He replaces Roger Peckinpaugh, whose five year term was noted as a managerial record. Billy Evans, Indians general manager, secured the deal this week and Johnson will start work Sunday in Cleveland.
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Merchants Beat Lions In Two Sunday Games
The Merchants built a six run lead in the opening inning to defeat the Texas Theater Lions 8 to 6. French pitched four no hit innings, then Lefty Martin faltered before Costello closed out the short contest. Ghent Muncy showed promise for the Lions as both teams prepared for Sunday’s Metro doubleheader against the Lubbock Ramblers.
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Wrestling Card Promises Big Match With Achil and Yaqui Joe
The Panhandle fans anticipate the next week's card headlined by Walter Achilu and Yaqui Joe in a main event billed as a top attraction. Yaqui Joe, a popular Indian ex mail carrier from Old Mexico, faces Achilu, a former American college star. Both are praised for clean grappling and lively style, with promoter Rob Roy promising a strong undercard aligned with the main event.
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FIGHTS THURSDAY NIGHT By United Press
At New York Max Her 203 of California stopped Max Schmeling 189 1 4 Germany in a 10 round bout Tony Galento 220 Cleveland knocked out Donald Red Barry 196 1 2 Washington DC. At Pasadena Eddie Murdock Oklahoma welterweight technically knocked out Joe Cardoza Los Angeles.
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Hillcrest Golf Tourney Set for July 4 and 5
Hillcrest Golf Club officials in Clarendon announce the second annual invitation tournament on July 4 and 5. Entries close July 3 at 7 PM with qualification at home. Flights of 16, prizes awarded to winners runners-up and flight consolations. last year Elliott Hatch of Amarillo won.
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Britain eliminates Italy in Davis Cup doubles rout
England on June 9 defeated Italy to advance in the European Zone Davis Cup as Perry and Mnnehes beat Rado and Carroll 6 1 6-4 9 7. Great Britain set up a clash with Czechoslovakia in the next round. In Berlin on June 9 Japan led Germany two matches to none as Jiro Satoh beat Baron Gottfried Von Gramm 6 3 2 6 4 and RB Nunol defeated G Jaenecke 6 2 4 6 6 1 4 2 after rain delays.
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