Pirates show early bite in league race and scouting notes
The fragment notes Pirates performances with mentions of Cy Blanton Larry French Waite Hoyt and Bill Swift as key figures. It references strong hitting, solid defense and ongoing campaigns. It hints at regional teams Pitts and New York state context, with emphasis on young players and emerging minor leaguers amid a busy baseball season.
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Cy Blanton
Seawas
Smoketown
Larry French
Bush
Bill Swift
Waite Hoyt
Sitaken
York State
Unani
Kelly
Pitts
Krueger at Oakmont Shines in Open First Round
Be loitWisconsin's Al vin F. Butch Krueger posted a one under par 71 at Oakmont in the National Open opening round. He led early after a 35 two under par front nine and finished strong with steady approach shots. The field trails with many big names posting higher scores as favorites struggled.
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Pittsburgh
Alvin F
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Oakmont
Five Buckeyes Stay In Open Title Run At Oakmont
Five of Ohio’s 15 entrants remained in contention at the national open on Oakmont’s tough course. Al Espinosa led with 75 three over par, two strokes ahead of Phil Perkins, Billy Burke, and M. Transue. Transue led amateurs with 76 as others trailed, while Bill Roach faltered.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Oakmont
al Espinosa
Buckeye State
Phil Perkins
Willoughby
Billy Burke
Cleveland
M. Transue
Hartville
M. C. McCarthy
Simon Pure
Espinosa
Transue
Bill Roach
Madeira
Bob Servis
Dayton
Frank Gethot
Cincinnati
Alfred Sargent
Toledo
Carmen Bill
Lloyd Gullickson
J. W. Kenney
Sylvania
Wilson Crain
Massillon
Kerby
Fairlawn
Gibbons and Nichy Win Close Wins in Pittsburgh Card
The Associated Press results list Jack Gibbons of St. Paul at 162 pounds outpointing Jimmy Belmont of North Braddock, Billy Nichy of Cheriero at 116 pounds outpointing Joe Kirkwood of Washington D C, with Gibbons and Nichy victorious on points in their respective bouts.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jack Gibbons
St. Paul
Jimmy Belmont
North Braddock
Billy Nichy
Cheriero
Joe Kirkwood
Washington, D. C
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Eveland
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Boston
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Loulevile
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Hiladelphia
Fragmentary athletic remark from a rural column
A garbled sentence suggests a discussion about the country’s principal objective in athletics focusing on goats and a Mr Mae. The fragment lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to determine a full news item.
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Mae
Ex-convict Pitts sparks baseball admission debate in Albany
Edwin Pitts, ex convict and Sing Sing star athlete, faces a ban by the International League. Fans and players including Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin urge reversal. Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson shows interest, while Judge Bramham maintains the exclusion, as Pitts awaits possible football offers.
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Albany
N. Y
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
Dizzy Dean
Sing Sing
International League
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Arthur J. Swartz
New York State Assembly Penal Institutes Committee
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
W. C. Bramham
Bramham
National Association of
Albany Senators
Lewis E. Lawes
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Owens Aims for Records at Marquette Meet
Jesse Owens trails a trio of events in the 10th Central Intercollegiate Conference meet at Marquette Stadium. He targets meet records and the 70 feet 7 inch broad jump while chasing sub 9.5 and 21.2 clocks in the sprint events. Ohio State enters as team favorite with 385 entries from 38 schools and a path to Berkeley nationals in June.
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Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Marquette Stadium
Owen
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Jack Meagher
Notre Dame
Metcalfe
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Drake
Michigan State
Pittsburgh
Berkeley
Calif
Kinder Wins New Jersey P G A Championship in 1934
John Kinder, defending champion, narrowly defeated Craig Wood in the semi final after a mis hit near No 17. Kinder then beat Alex Ternyer six up and five to play in the 36 hole final for his second straight title, sharing tips on the niblick pitch and run shot.
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John Kinder
New Jersey
P. G. A. Chamip
Craig Wood
Iron
Wood
Kinder
Alex Ternyer
Caddie River Country Club
Garibaldi Defeats Henry Twice in Toronto Match
Gino Garibaldi of Italy, weighing 221 pounds, defeated Jim Henry of Tulsa, Oklahoma, 245 pounds, in two straight falls at the Toronto wrestling meet.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Jim Henry
Tulsa
Okla
Moody Reaches St George's Hill Semi Finals
Mrs Helen Wills Moody, former American tennis champion, defeats Mary Hardwick 4 6 7 5 6 3 to reach the semi finals at Weybridge England. She faces Miss Billy Yorke Friday with Wimbledon hopefuls Pittman or Bennett Whitingstall potential Finals opponents.
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Weybridge
Eng
Mary Hardwick
Helen Wills Moody
Billy’ Yorke
St. George's Hill
Moody
Elsie Pittman
Eileen Bennett Whitingstall
Leading Batters and Pitching Leaders From Thursday Games
National batting leaders Vaughan Pirates 39 average Martin Cardinals 377 runs Vaughan 41 Martin 37 RBIs Medwick 39 Vaughan 36. Home runs Ott Giants 8 Vaughan Pirates 8. American batting Johnson Athletics 410 Gehringer Tigers 358. Pitching Parmelee Giants 6 1 Walker Cardinals 5 1.
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Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
Medwick
Leaner
Goodman
Reda
L Waner
Ott
Giants
Joe Moore
Camilli
John Moore
Phillies
Myers
Reds
Bordagary
Dodgers
Parmelee
Walker
Castleman Giants
Johnson
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg Tigers
Vosmik
Indians
Werber
Red Sox
Hale
Japanese Giants Fall to Cincinnati Tigers in Tour Stop
The visiting Japanese Giants lost 9 to 5 to the Cincinnati Tigers after leading by five runs in the first inning. Sawawara, a young Nipponese pitcher, worked the last four innings for Cincinnati, three of them without a hit, after previously beating the American League All Stars 1 to 0 in Japan last fall.
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Cincinnati
United States
Cincinnati Tigers
Sawawara
Japan
Tigers
Proposed elimination of sharp turns at Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis AP Colonel BE Rickenbacker says hairpin turn hazards at the 2 1/2 mile track may be reduced by widening and steeper banking. Plans for partial repounding are under study after four fatalities in three years. drivers and engineers will review proposals before final plans.
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Indianapolis
BE. V. Rickenbacker
The
Speedway Association
Rickenbacker
T. E Myers
Speedway
Carded Monday Night Fights at Silver Bridge Arena
Four boxing matches set for 8:30 PM Monday June 10 in Gallipolis at Silver Bridge Arena. Main event features Malcolm Jackson and Glen Gallenstein at 140 pounds, eight rounds. Semis have Ace Rayburn at 150 pounds versus Bill Smith at 147 pounds. Preliminary bouts include K O Buteaher versus Charles Sayre at 130 pounds and Boyd Weaver versus Clyde Wooten at 185 and 180 pounds. Referee Leo Shealey to oversee at Hotel Lafayette Gallipolis.
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Silver Bridge
Malcolm Jackson
Glen Gallenstein
Portamouth
Ace Rayburn
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Bill Smith
Gal- Np
Boyd Weaver
New Haven
Clyde Wooten
Leo Shealey
Hotel Lafayette
Pirates Rise To Second In Senior Loop Behind Streak
Pirates grab second place after a strong run, winning 16 of 21 as Guy Bush leads a 2 1 victory over the Cardinals with a four hit game. Tigers climb to third with a 10 inning win over Cleveland, Goose Goslin driving in the decisive run. World’s oldest republic is Andorra.
Thursday's Stars Shine in Narrow Baseball Action
Henry Coppola of the Senators opened scoring with a second inning single as they blanked the Red Sox on five hits. Guy Bush and Earl Grace drove in Pittsburgh runs with Grace adding a double for two RBIs. Goose Goslin of the Tigers collected a triple and three singles against the Indians, driving in five runs including the decisive tally.
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Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
White Sox
Indians
Tigers
Schoolboy Rowe
Ine Mings
Rowe
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Elon Hogsett
Goose Goslin
Charley Gehringer
Henry Coppola
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Reaton
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Associated Press
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Earl Grace
Pirates
Bush
Cardinals
Grace
Hibbing Coach Roy Decen Named Oberlin Assistant
Hibbing Minnesota Roy Decen longtime Hibbing High School football coach and former Minnesota Golden Gopher center has been appointed as an assistant football and basketball coach at Oberlin College in Oberlin Ohio.
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Hibbing, Minn
Roy Decen
Hibbing High School
University of Minnesota
Oberlin College
Oberlin, O
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