Dodgers Hack Wilson Slugs Two Homers in Phillies Loss
U S open golf qualifiers reach 116 for 150 man field. Hack Wilson plays through leg ailment with two homers as Dodgers fall 15 to 7 to the Phillies in Philadelphia. Philadelphia leads league race. scouts and pitchers prepare for series with Cleveland.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Phillies
Joe Shaute
Babe Phelps
Freddy Heimach
Chuck Klein
EW York
U.P
Flushing
New York
Reds and Cards Rivalry Stirs Old Grudges and Trades
Milleh notes the heated Reds Cardinals rivalry with trades moving players like Wally Roettger Bennie Frey Harvey Hendrick and Chick Hafey between clubs He laments moves that shifted Hafey from St Louis to Cincinnati and touts hopes Reds can win more against the Cardinals as playoff rounds begin at Athens Country Club with Paynter and O Bleness low medal contenders.
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Wally Roettger
Reds
Bennie Frey
Harvey Hendrick
Hafey
Cincinnati
Rettger
Frey
Hendrick
Rhine
Mickey Heath
Harry Heilman
Jimmy Shevlin
Queen City
O. K
Cardinals
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Athens Country Club
R. H. Paynter
C. O’bleness
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O’bleness
B. T. Grover
W. H. Logan
T. E. Gibson
H. A. McCas
Local Tennis Bracket Seeded by Sunday Night
First round matches set with 14 pairings including McPherson versus Morton and Kerr versus Preston. Women's Ohio Theater prize narrows to final as Mrs Cornwell defeats Kerr five up four to play while Miss Barber beats Rogers one up. Finals scheduled for next week.
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G. W. Starcher
D. H. Young
B. T. Grover
Jack Preston
E. C. Schloss
D. H. Ingerham
Frank Cross
H. E. Miller
Ohio Theater Prize
Mrs. Cornwell
Mrs. Kerr
Miss Barber
Miss Rogers
Last Night's Fight Results Across Cities
United Press reports results from Philadelphia Lancaster New York Terre Haute and San Francisco. Midget Wol wast beat Tony Marino in a 10 round non title bout. Tony Herrera defeated Eddy Wolfe. Rosie Stoy beat Davie Siddons. Steve Mitchie defeated Yoyo Pete. Miki Gelb beat Ray Meyers. Andy Kellett decisioned Muggs Kerr. Roy Nidy knocked out Jack Lamar. Fred Linhart defeated Paul Swiderski and Al Citrano won on points over Ray Montaya.
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Midget Wolwast
Philadelphia
Tony Marino
Tony Herrera
Chicago
Eddy Kid Wolfe
Memphis
Lancaster
Rosie Stoy
Davie Siddons
Steve Mitchie
Yoyo Pete
Detroit
New York
Starlight Park
Miki Gelb
Hungary
Ray Meyers
Terre Haute
Ind
Andy Kellett
Muggs Kerr
Oklahoma City
Roy Nidy
Jack Lamar
West Terre Haute
San Francisco
Fred Lynhart
Spokane
Paul Swiderski
Poland
al Citrano
Ray Montaya
Lima pair wins amateur amateur golf title at Urbana
D Mc Laughlin and William McLaughlin from Shawnee Club Lima won the Central Ohio amateur-amateur best ball at Urbana Country Club with a 70. They trailed by two after nine, then shot 22 on the back. Second place teams posted 71 and included Myron Hoover with Al Schaefer Urbana Paul Dye and John Musgrove Dublin Road Urbana and Vernon Genung with Paul Genung Dayton Miami Valley. Dr Buehl and Dr Watson from Brookside Club Columbus took second flight honors at 82.
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William McLaughlin
Shawnee Club
Lima
Central Ohio
Urbana Country Club
Myron Hoover
al Schaefer
Dublin Road
Columbus
Paul Dye
John Musgrove
Vernon
Paul Genung
Miami Valley
Proper weight shift in golf downswing and impact
The guide explains starting the downswing with the left heel planted, shifting weight to the left leg as the club nears the ball, and allowing the left side to move out of the way. It warns that a slow turn can keep weight on the right foot, lowering the swing’s low point and causing an upward clubhead path leading to hooks, taps, or skying. Proper shift yields a flatter arc and fewer mis-hits.
Odd Fellows Trim Legion Club 7 to 3
Pomeroy game report shows Odd Fellows defeating Legion Club 7 to 3 on Monday. After a 3 3 tie, the Odd Fellows exploded for a scoring spree in the ninth to pull ahead, with Legion scoring two in the fourth to lead briefly before surrendering.
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Heilmann Released by Reds After Long Career
Out fielder Harry Heilmann, a 14 season American League star, was released by the Cincinnati Reds near the end of his active baseball career. The Reds freed him to reduce the squad to 23 by June 1. Heilmann joined Cincinnati in 1931.
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Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Eric McNair
Bob Coleman
Roger Cramer
St. Louis Cardinals
George Earnshaw
Indians
Wes Ferrell
Cincinnati
Harry Heilmann
Cincinnati Reds
Heilmann
Reds
Red
Big Five Idle as Wilson Drives In Runners in Baseball Hit
Hack Wilson delivered two runs and a single in four at bats, accounting for three runs, as Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Al Simmons and Bill Terry were idle in the same report.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Hack Wilson
Early baseball matchups listed for national and association leagues
The schedule lists National League games with St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. It also notes American games Boston at St Louis Washington at Chicago New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Detroit plus Association pairings Milwaukee at Columbus Kansas City at Toledo Minneapolis at Louisville and St Paul at Indianapolis.
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Louisville
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Crenceveeenwe
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Toledo
St. Paul
Unclear baseball score line prompts brief recap
A fragmented box score shows Brooklyn and Philadelphia with partial inning tallies and a list of pitchers and players such as Heimach Shaute Phelps Pici nich Sukeforth Collina Befige Davie and others. Louisville and Toledy appear in separate entries with incomplete pitching lines.
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Shaute
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Picinich
Sukeforth
Collina
Befige
Davie
Harvard varsity crew captain resigns after arrest
Captain Thomas Armstrong of Dallas Tex. resigns as Harvard crew leader. resignation accepted though he may still row. The action follows an incident a week earlier when he was arrested and released by Cambridge police on drunkenness charges.
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Mass
Thomas
Armstrong
Dallas
Tex
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Named mentor Brickles named athletic coach at New Philadelphia High
John L. Brickles a Wittenberg college graduate and former assistant coach was named athletic coach at New Philadelphia High School succeeding Ralph Bauer. The assistant coach position was declared vacant for next year.
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U.pie
John L. Brickles
Wittenberg College
New Philadelphia High School
Ralph Bauer
Brickles
Central League Standings after June Victories
Akron report notes leaders retain positions after June 7 baseball wins. Ehe team defeated South Bend 7 to 5, with South Bend remaining at the cellar.
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Akron
Ehe
South Bend
South Bend, Fort Wayne edge rivals in close games
In a tight slate, Fort Wayne defeated Akron 10 to 5 while the second place team edged the third place Youngstown squad 4 to 3. Today’s schedule includes South Bend at Fort Wayne Erie at Youngstown and Dayton at Akron.
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Erie
Youngstown
Dayton
Death recalls boxing's famed triple play
Henry McLemore reports the death of Harry Ertle secretary of the New Jersey athletic commission. Ertle once referee on a Columbus fight where Joe Jacobs and Mike McTigue faced Stribling. A controversial decision led Ertle to alter results twice, completing a legendary triple play in boxing.
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Henry McLemore
New York
New Jersey Athletic Commission
Ertie
Joe Jacobs
Mike McTigue
Georgia
Jacobs
Columbus
Stribling
Young Stribling
Cithens
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Fite
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Bedlam
Birtle
Jacoba
Joe
Operations Successful for Matthews Ferry and Slaughter
John Matthews Arteseille and Margaret Slaughter were reported in good condition today at Sheltering Arms Hospital after Martine Ferry underwent appendix surgery.
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Arteseille
Margaret Slaughter
Martine Ferry
Sheltering Arms Hospital
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