Sarazen Tops Field As Merion Hosts Open Round
At Merion Golf Club Ardmore Pennsylvania Gene Sarazen a four time favorite tees off in the opening round of the national open as 149 rivals watch. Contenders include Paul Runyan Tommy Armour and Johnny Goodman with bookmakers betting heavily on the event. One round of 18 holes today leads to an elimination with the low 60 and ties moving to a 36 hole scramble on Saturday.
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Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Gene Sarazen
Jack Bovie
Broadway
Merion
Sarazen
Paul Runyan
Tommy Armour
Johnny Goodman
Runyan
Armour
Gene
Tommy
Tom
Goodman
Women’s Trans-Mississippi Golf Narrowed To Championship Trail
The eighth annual Women’s Trans-Mississippi Golf tournament at Blue Hills Country Club Kansas City narrowed to quarter finals. Defending champion Muss Buchanan of Denver faced Mrs Dan Chandler of Dallas while Mrs O S Hill of Kansas City met Mrs Charles Newbold of Wichita. In the lower bracket Ameela Gorczyca Fort Worth meets Marion Miley Lexington Ky and Lucile Robinson Des Moines faces Mrs Leon Solomon of Memphis.
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Blue Hills Country Club
Kansas City
U.P
Muss Phyllis Buchanen
Denver
Dan Chandler
Dallas
O. S. Hill
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Ameela Gorezyea
Fort Worth
Marion Miley
Lexington
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Hill
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Chandler
Mexico
Marshall Becker
Topeka
Buchanan
Ann Lee Parrish
Tulsa
Solomon
H. H. Silverford
Miley
Anna Sue Kennedy
Columbia
E. Julian Davis
Oklahoma City
Miss Gorczyca
Omaha Wins 1935 Women's Trans-Mississippi Golf Tourney
Omaha was awarded the 1935 Women's Trans-Mississippi Golf tournament at a meeting of association directors. Mrs. C. R. Baugh of Omaha was elected president. Other new officers include Mrs. Dean Stagey of Oklahoma City as first vice president Aniela Gorczyca of Fort Worth as second vice president and Mrs. C. R. McCubbin of Kansas City as third vice president.
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Kansas City
Omaha
C. R. Baugh
Dean Stagey
Oklahoma City
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Texas
C. R. McCubbin
Texas League Leaders Hit Totals and Stolen Bases Spotlight
AP tally lists top hitters across the Texas League. English of Galveston leads with 80 hits, Tauby of Fort Worth has 70. Binder and Harvel pace doubles for Oklahoma City, Tauby ties for triples, Norman and E Parker lead homers, Bell and Bates top runs. Shelley of Beaumont leads in steals.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tauby
Fort Worth
Binder
Oklahoma City
Harvel
Ross
Beaumont
Norman
Dallas
E. Parker
Houston
Bell
Bates
Shelley
OOLF By Art Krenz: Mastering 25 yard pitch shots
The article advises practicing iron shots to the green by retiring to a quiet part of the course and pitching from 25 yards. Increase distance in 25 yard increments after confirming consistent results, then focus on resolving any distance trouble until shots click.
Cubs Wear Out Cards In 13th Inning To Top NL
Cubs win 13th inning rally to push the Cardinals from the NL lead as Hartnett drives in three and Carleton stars on the mound. Giants also win while Dodgers struggle and Pirates split against Reds. Tigers take first in AL on Gehringer single. Yanks fall from lead after 15-3 opener.
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CUBS
New York
U.P
Cubs’ Board of Strategy
Frank Frisch
Giants
Frisch
Rigler
St. Louis
Jerome
Dizzy” Dean
Jim Mooney
Paul
Jesse Haines
Jim Carlton
Carleton
English
Klein
Herman
Kiki Cuyler
Jurges
Gabby Hartnett
Hartnett
Lindsey
Braves
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Phillies
Phil’ Collins
Dodgers
Fort Worth star shines in high school baseball meets
Holley of Fort Worth drives in 11 runs as English and Galveston post 45 and 42 respectively. Leading pitcher Phillips of Beaumont earns decisive win with 9 1 record while Whitehead of Dallas records 47 strikeouts. Bamboo pillows noted in Samoua story.
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Holley
Fort Worth
English
Galveston
Bettencourt
San Antonio
Phillips
Beaumont
Whitehead
Dallas
Betty Jameson Eyes National Title Amid Study Struggles
Dallas youth Betty Jameson 15 the Southern women's champion focuses on summer school as she weighs delaying a Trans Mississippi trip to pursue golf glory. She aims for the Women's National Tournament in Philadelphia and someday the Curtis Cup while her father funds her quest. Carnera Baer Heavyweight Bout Also in limelight as June 14 date hangs on Baer delay bid at Garden with Dempsey voicing concern over timing and gate receipts.
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Betty
Kansas City
New Orleans
Philadelphia
A. M. Jameson
Dallas
Virginia van Wie
England
Dan Chandler
Trans- Mississippi
New York
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Gardens Bowl
Long Island
Baer
Garden
Atoll Hoffman
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Carnera
Jimmy Johnston
the Garden
Bartabeey
Asbury Park
Col Jobin R. Kilpatrick
Dempsey
William Harrison Dempsey
Bauer
Ballyhoo
Tex Richard
Jef
Barney Ros
Jimmy McLarnin
Mueller After Hills Scalp In Amarillo Wrestling Card
National Guard Armory hosts a weekly wrestling show led by Matchmaker Man Tella. Main event features Pon Mill and Loui Mueller with semi final Red Penton versus Cyclone Mackey. Red Fenton weds Miss Neogho Caries as Dan Caryer and Joe Roderick clash in a prelim. Admission 40 cents general, 60 cents ringside, 2 cents for women and children. Matches start 8 15.
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Red Penton
Cyclone Mackey
Red Fenton
Neogho Caries
Mulley
Speedy
Neten
Salt Lake City
Don Ill
Mantella
National Guard Armory
Muellerita
Sailor Moran
Dory Detton Heta
Amarillo Mart
Rod Penton
Fenton
Dan Caryer
Tornado
Intiate
Talules
Joe Roderick
City Drug
Polk Street
Trans-Mississippi Golf Tournament Planned at Brook Hollow
The 34th annual Trans-Mississippi Golf Association tournament will run at Brook Hollow Golf and Country Club from June 26 to July 1. Defending champ Gus Moreland leads a projected field near 350. Special invitees include Johnny Goodman Lawson Little Johnny Fisher George Dunlap Jr Howard Creel Chick Evans and the Dawsons Johnny and George.
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Dallas
trans-Mississippi Golf Association
Brook Hollow Golf and Country Club
Gus Moreland
Johnny Goodman
Lawson Little
Johnny Fisher
George Dunlap Jr
Howard Creel
Denver
Chick Evans
Dawsons
Johnny and
George
Wrestling Results From United Press Card Pairings
At Los Angeles George Zarynoff defeated Leo Numa in a 204 to 215 match while Seattle pairings saw Jack Ganson defeat George Wilson and Jack Smith defeat Pete Shue in Chicago. St Louis featured Jim Browning beating Hans Kaimpfer and Orville Brown with Ray Steele drawing. New York Ridgewood Grove had Dick Shikat defeating Sam Cordovano while Bert Rubi drew with Sid Nabors. Boston saw Ernie Dusek beat Bill Martin. Oklahoma results include Red Lyons defeating Hugh Nichols and Les Wolfe drawing with Dude Chick. Tacoma and Seattle drew with Nickinis and others listed.
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United Press
Los Angeles
George Zarynoff
Leo Numa
Seatttle
Jack Ganson
Oklahoma
George Wilson
Seattle
Jack Smith
Pete Shue
Chicago
ST. Louis
Jim Browning
Missouri
Hans Kaimpfer
Germany
Orville Brown
Kansas
Jim McMillen
Ilineis
Drew Ray Steele
California
Dick Raines
Texas
George Tragos
Greece
Floyd Marshal
Arizona
New York
Ridgewood Grove
Dick Shikat
Pennsylvania
Sam Cordovano
Bert Rubi
Hungary
Sid Nabors
Tennessee
Boston
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Bill Martin
New Jersey
Red Lyons
Beaumont
Plank Grilled Pike Recipe From Canadian Guide
An instructional reminiscence details cooking a planked pike or bass over a wood fire. A two foot long oak plank, bacon fat, butter and lemon juice are used to heat and baste the fish, which is split along the back and cooked until flaky.
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Jimmy Donahufr
Beaumont Hurler Tops Texas League With Nine Wins
Red Phillips of Beaumont, a right-hander, led the Texas League in games won with nine after beating Dallas 5 to 3. Dallas made five errors that powered Phillips to the win despite his mound rivals. Tulsa pulled within a game by routing Oklahoma City 10 to 4. Fort Worth beat Houston 3 to 1 as Art McHenry's eighth inning hit keyed the victory. San Antonio beat Galveston 4 to 2 behind solid hitting led by McHenry’s two runs and strong pitching.
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Associated Reen
Red Phillips
Beaumont
Texas League
Dallas Steers
Phillips
Steers
Dallas
Sal Guatto
Tulsa Oilers
Oklahoma City
Oilers
Art McHenry
Fort Worth
Houston
Cats
George Anderson
McHenry
San Antonio Missions
Galveston
Missions
Gumbert
McAdams
Buccaneers
Peiber
Hillin
Fort Worth Deputy U.S. Marshal Returns from Amarillo Visit
Grover Leigh, chief deputy U. S. Marshal for the district, returned to his Fort Worth home after a four week stay in Amarillo during the current term of U S District Court. He plans to attend the opening of federal court in Lubbock on Monday.
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Grover
Leigh
Fort Worth
Amarillo
United States District Court
Lubbock
Baseball Notes From A Busy Day In The Leagues
Bob Welland pitched seven innings of one hit ball for the Indians. Myril Hoag batted six for six for the Yankees, tying the American League record. Charles Gehringer singled with two on in the sixth for the Tigers. Gabby Hartnett drove in four as the Cubs defeated the Cardinals. Dick Porter doubled and tripled with four RBIs for the Red Sox against the Yankees. Two of our current U S Senators are blind.
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United Press
Bob Welland
Indians
Myril Hoag
Yankees
Charles Gehringer
Tigers
Tiger
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Dick Porter
Red Sox
Kansas City kicker advances with Stanley Hackney
A Kansas City kicker qualifies for the kicking match alongside Stanley Hackney in a regional event.
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Stanley Hackney
Kansas City
Potter County Auditor Lodges Visit to Corsicana Mother
H G Hamrick Budweiser seagurf Potter County auditor is in Corsicana today at his mother’s bedside after leaving for Corsicana around noon yesterday upon learning of her illness. The article also notes the Queers Mantle feather cloak is housed in the Bishop Museum in Honolulu.
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H. G. Hamrick
Potter County
Corsicana
Bishop Museum of
Honolulu
Doom and Glory in London Boxing Rumors and NYC Bouts
Henry McLemore reports from London on the Barney Ross win and fan speculation about who would have been favored in a Chicago fight. He recalls British sparring, a comical misread of winners, and notes a dull London crowd reaction after a staged misfire. New England faces an upcoming total eclipse in October.
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London
Barney Ross
Jimmy Metamtin
Madison Square
Carden
Deen
Hoss
Lions
Nelsons Monument
McKarnin
Chicago
Tri
Mélarpin Lo
Jinny
Vancouver
Doxing
England
Hoxting
Moglaned
Lan Harvey
America
One Hit Game Sparks Tigers to First Place
Detroit tops Cleveland 6 to 2 as Bob Weiland limits the Indians to a single hit in an abbreviated duel with Tyn Rowett. Goose Goslin and Geral Doak walk and drive in early runs. Rowett exits after six, Mel Harder finishes. New York Yankees slip in standings as Boston loses. Tiger surge puts Detroit atop pennant chase.
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Hugh 8 Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Hall of Fame
Bob Weiland
Cleveland
Indiana
Boston
Wea Ferrell
Weiland
Detroit Tiger
Tyn Rowett
Charley Gehringer
Goose Goalin
Geral Walker
Walker
Welland
Ufte
Mel Harder
Goalin
Tigera
New Yorkanta
Teague
Tiger
New York Yakeeos
Fight Results From The Ringside AP Dispatch
Frankie Cove of New York outpointed Ray Ptee of Jacksonville in a 10 round bout in Cincinnati. Alfa Bacobar of Montreal stopped Bobby Leitha of Canada in Milwaukee. Billy Miller of Milwaukee stopped Joey Kayman of New York in Milwaukee. Bam on Slaughter of San Francisco edged Kid Leonard in Terre Haute. Andy Bar of Oakland stopped Barrish of Chicago in Oakland.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Frankie Cove
New York
Ray PB Tee
Jacksonville
Fla
Montreal
Aixto Bacobar
Prto Rico
Bobby Leitha Canad
Milwauke
Billy Miller
Milwaukee
Joey Kayman
Francisco Bam
Slaughter
Terre Haute
Kid
Leonard
Moline
Oakland
Calif
Andy Bar
Barrish
Chicago
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