Shute Leads After Open Round as Hogan Sarazen Fail to Soar
Denny Shute outpaced the field with a 69 to lead the National Open after the first round at Colonial Club. Favorites like Ben Hogan Gene Sarazen and Fa Dudley struggled with high scores as players chased a rough opening day, while a large crowd watched the action and expected a 286 to win.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Colonial Club
Denny Shute
Shute
P.G.A
Links
Vic Ghezzi
Harrison
Gene Kunes
Philaelphia
Harold
Jug) McSpéden
Lawton Little
Dick Mertz
Jack Ryan
Louisville
Wer Henry
Vom
Clayton Heathner
Harry Todd
Dallas
Bunny ‘Torpey
Dodson
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
Bill Kaiser
Louieville
Johnny Morris
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Byron Nelson
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Craig Wood
Lloyd Margrum
Chick Harbert
Ben Hogan
Gene Sarazen
Fa Dudiey
John
Billy Burke
Henry Picard
Ralph Guldahl
Fas
Elimgina
Havens Wins Three Harness Races At Stark County Fair
Havens of Lisbon posted three wins in seven starts as Ohio short stop harness racing resumed at Stark County Fairgrounds after rain delays. Peter Capp, owned by F C Willard, won the 6 1 5 mile classified trot and the one mile classified trot, paying 17.60 and 7.40. Hamilton, driven after Carmichael was disqualified, led the one mile classified pace in 2 09 4 for the night’s best time.
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Canton
Nmie
Havens of
Lisbon
Marke
Ohio
Stark County Fairgrounds
Havens
Peter Capp
F.C. Willard
Harry Carmichael
Jean Hamilton
Columbus Golfer Tops Senior Field
R. A. Bob Stranahan of Toledo shot five over par 77 to lead the 16 hole state seniors golf championship at Scioto Country Club with 122 players in the field. Joe E. Wells of East Liverpool and George C. Selbach of Columbus were tied two strokes back in second place. The event is restricted to players aged 50 and over.
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Columbus
R. A
Bob) Stranahan
Toledo
Scioto Country Club
Stranahan
Joe E. Wells
East Liverpool
George C. Selbach Fof
Schmeling Eyes Return to U S From Greek Hospital
Former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling, now a Nazi paratrooper, declares hope for war end and reunion with U.S. links. He recuperates in an Athens hospital from a stomach disorder and Crete combat effects, reporting he shed 25 pounds.
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New York
Max Schmeling
United States
Athens
Schmeling
Crete
Harry W. Flannery
CBS
Welterweight Bout Headlines Portland Card
In Portland Welch outpointed Ernie gh in a 163 to 1644 bout while in Harrisburg Stanley and Roc key Luciano also fought. Reiser a riot commentary praises Pete Reiser as a versatile Brooklyn center fielder with speed arm and crafty plays.
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Portland
Coley Welch
Erniegh
Newburgh
N. Y
Harrisburg
Stanley
Wilkes-Barre
Rockey Luciano
Reiser
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn
Belmont Stakes outlook keeps Whirlaway as odds on favorite
Whirlaway remains the horse to beat as Belmont Stakes field narrows to about six. Eddie Arcaro will ride the Grey Green Tree Stable favorite with Ben Jones aiming to keep him busy against Trabo Yankee Chance and Bold Irishman, while crowds near 50 000 are expected at Belmont Park.
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Whirlaway
America
Sir Barton
Gallan Fox
Omaha
War
Greentree
Eddie Arcaro
Calumet Farm
Belmont Park
Whitaway
Trabo
Bold Venture
Ken ‘Ard Kieburg
King Ranch
Texas
Max Hirsch
Jones
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Yankee Chance
Peace Chance
Aqueduct
Ben Jones
Wwenis Star
Thitiaway
Chicago
Brooklyn
Warren Wright
Baseball Scores and Rainy Delays Across Cities
Yesterday's major games showed St Louis and Boston winning while rain affected several matchups. Detroit defeated New York five to four and Boston beat Cleveland fourteen to one. Philadelphia topped Chicago nine to three, St Louis beat Washington four to two. Columbus defeated Kansas City seven to one and Minneapolis tied Indianapolis one. The twins of Indianapolis won four to three over St Paul while Toledo edged an unnamed opponent by three to four.
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White Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
Maneteer
Washington Senators
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
America
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Indians Pull Off Winless Streak Ender With Milnar Short Start
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 14 to 1 as Milnar lasts just three innings while Boston pitchers toil. DiMaggio and Williams pace the Red Sox with homers and 16 hits overall, and the Tribe breaks a long winless stretch at home.
League Leaders and Standings Mixed From Fragments
The text lists various league leaders in batting pitching and fielding with players and teams like American League leaders York Detroit Chapman Philadelphia and Cromin Boston. It references Columbus West Jefferson Har tage and a three day gun tournament opening at the Columbus Gun Club with Pat Fehrey and other names.
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Willam
Boston
SUNS
J. DiMaggio
New York
D. DiMaggio
York
Detroit
Chapman
Philadelphia
Cronin
Travis
Washington
Case
Waington
Feller
Cleveland
Harbage
Columbus
Hartage
West Jefferson
Pat Fehrey
North Carolina
Ing
Ohio
Wil
Reds and Phillies Set To Resume Lamplight Game
Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies will attempt to complete the rained out lamplight game under lights. Vander Meer may start with Johnson or Blanton against McKechnie’s choice. Deacon Bill signals a three game rotation.
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Philadelphia
Ccinnati Reds
Philadelphia Philles
Johnny Vander Meer
Bill McKechnie
Silas Johnson
Cy Blanton
Deacon Bill
Brooklyn
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Elmer Riddle
Junior Thompson
Marke
Reds
Pilot
Phils
Deacon
Vander Meer
McKechnie
Thompson
Walters
Derringer
Breezing With Brietz on Sports Gossip and Fights
Eddie Breen notes Broadway chatter Arthur Donovan missing from Louis Conn bout coverage. Buddy Baer fight summaries. Lu Gehrig tributes grow to 178. Shute praised for guidance on greens. MNF team Dunphy Corum to broadcast Jacobs fights. Sam Tau to stay with Stern on spot fights. Mentions Indians pennant hopes and reopening details from golf and baseball snippets.
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Eddie Breet
New York
Broadway
Arthur Donovan
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Arturo
Buddy Baer
Lou Gehrig
Roosevelt
Jimmy Foxx
Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
Bill Corum
N. Y. Journal-American
Don Dunphy
Mike Jacobs
Donn-Louis
Mutual
Sam Tau
Bill Stern
NBC
Akron Yanks Lead MA Youngstown in opener
Akron Yanks hold an 82 percent lead over second place Youngstown as the Mid Atlantic League opens. They edged the Browns 4 to 3 last night to gain a full game on the pack. Dayton beat Zanes twice, taking the first game 5-4 after trailing late. Charleston swept Springfield in a twin bill 3-0 and 10-2, with Canton’s Joe Patterson pitching seven strong hits for a 7-3 win.
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Youngstown
Akrons
Yankees
Browns
Dayton
Zanes
Charleston
Springfield
Joe Patterson
at_Erle
Canton Terriers
Social Notes Of Mt Union And Baseball Game Details
Social notes recount University of Wisconsin football call ups under the elective service act. Mt Union social items list guests from Columbus Chillicothe and Columbus visits. The Columbus vs Kansas City baseball game ends 7 to 1 with Moist attendance 9,800.
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University of Wisconsin
Social Notes
Mt. Union
Pennsville Social Briefs From Weekend Gatherings
Local brief highlights visits and hospitality around Pennsville. Families and friends from Chesterhill Columbus Zanesville Malta and Rosseau gathered at multiple homes. births noted Norma Sue to Marion Hickerson and wife. weekend guests included the Penroses and Strode family.
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H.C. Dougan
Columbus
Grant Gilmore
Jack Ashley
Chicago
Merle Abel
Zanesville
Albert Abel
Abel
Will Coler
Golda van Fossen
Emma Wagoner
Ralph Wagoner
Will Penrose
C. C. Penrose
Viola
Dougan
Cleveland
Ethelle
Strode
Vena Barr
Jacksontown
L. H. Geddes
Hazel
Clarence
Marguerite Brown
Todds
Bun’ Walker
F. M. Wells
Malta Township
C. 7. Strode
Mt. Hermon
H.C. McPeak
Frren
Robert and
Andrea
Roseeau
Millers Take First Place in Tight American League Race
The Minneapolis Millers moved into first place by a single percentage point as they defeated Indianapolis 3 2 and 6 3 in a two game set. Despite only 12 hits total and two extra base hits the timely hits carried them to the sweep. Johnny Grodzicki struck out 12 in Columbus 7 1 win over Kansas City as Louisville edged the Colonels 4 3. Milwaukee beat Toledo 4 3.
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Kaws
Columbus
Derry
Christopher
Robinson
Metheny
Gearhauser
Kansas City
Walker
Bucher
Gillenwater
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Indianapolis
Erstwile
Johnny” Grodzicki
Louisville
Art Parks
Tex
Hughson
Colonels
Milwaukee
Toledo
Blind Bogey Tournament Set At Athens Country Club
Pro Tip Heaney announced the Blind Bogey golf event at Athens Country Club with rounds slated Saturday and Sunday. He reminded players that the Directors Personal Prize event requires all second round play to be finished by Sunday night.
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Athens Country Club
Tike Heaney
Heaney
Jacksonville Social Notes and Holiday Guests
A long list of social visits across Columbus Detroit Carbondale Athens and other towns. Families hosted relatives and friends over the holidays with weekend and Friday gatherings noted. A birth announcement for Linda Mae to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Antle is included with grandparents named. Hawks pay $80,000 go. Blackhawks funded season avoided tax impact, paying about $30,000 to the government.
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Mt, Union
Willam Chase
Col Umbus
M.A. Chase
Roy Wiseman
Chillicathe
Andre
C. W. Wiseman
Mae Wood
Columbus
Charles King
Michigan
A. C. Williams
Arlene
Union Furnace
John Nicholson
Arthur Largent
Jacksonville
Elizabeth Meurer
Nate Artes
Nell McBride
Hilla Keran
Detroit
D. B. Loury
Eileen
Carbondale
Arnold Barberton
Mary
Nell Mecann
Charles Bill
Jean
Maragaret
Virginia
Ralph Parks
Albert
Frank Dunlevy
Wilbur Antle
Linda Mae
John Antle
Concord
William Rollins
Bertha Hill
Clarence Davis
Warren
R. Emberg
Athens
Waldo Deal
Ravenna
John Deal
Joe Frederick
Camp Lee
Frank Frederick
Frank Pascovitch
Mary Perko
Steubenville
Eli Romick
Steve Bendervitch
William Hallam
Tom Davis, Jr
Tom Davis
Fostoria
Dana Reinhart
William Colliton
Reenwald
Cash Johnson
Middleport
Wm. Hallam
Trimble
Dorothy Rasp
Richard ‘Church
Bill Rasp
HAWKS
Blackhawks
Tay
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NEA
Service Sports Faitor
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Ken Jungels
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Moore
Nicholson
Chhicago
Slaughter
Mize
Camilli
Ott
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Warneke
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Phillies
Brietz
V. Mitchell
Durham
Morning Herald
Knt Rhem
Cardinal
Grover Cleveland Alexander
South Carolina
Ruppert
Newark
Louis
Everyody
Akron Yanks
Pennsville Social Briefs
Mary Dean
Chesterhill
Laura Pidgeon
Hannah Arcner
Donna Glass
Dale Miller
Elbert Wilson
Merle Wells
W. H. ‘Tompkins
St. Clairsville
Millers
Jacksonville Social Notes
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Beri
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Cline Pharmacy
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Athens, Ohio
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