Guldahl Seeks Third Open Title In Philadelphia Showdown
Defending champion Ralph Guldahl arrives at Spring Mill for the National Open with a six to one favorite tag as 165 players, including Sam Snead and Byron Nelson, chase the 72 hole title across tough 6786 yard Philadelphia course. Guldahl expects to win after strong practice while others like Cooper Dudley and Nelson challenge for the trophy.
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Demands to Break Up Yankees Stir Baseball Debate
Mitchell notes renewed calls to break up the Yankees to level the league, with New York voices opposing any action. Dan Parker defends the Yankees as a benchmark of excellence, while Tom Yawkey and Powell Crosley push the Ruppert plan toward broader reform. Gordon Cobbledick observes money concerns as NYC fans tire of lopsided victories.
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Blues suffer double defeat in AA standings push slips
Kansas City Blues lose a doubleheader to Indianapolis 4-3 and 11-4 as their hitting falters. Vince DiMaggio drives in runs with a 24th homer as Louisville and Columbus win. KC remains 2 1/2 games ahead of Minneapolis while St Paul takes both ends from Toledo.
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Tribe Drops Two CINEMA DOWN 1,800 FEET
A German mine shaft cinema in Berlin Oberhausen claims the world's lowest cinema at 1,800 feet underground. The abandoned coal shaft houses a seating capacity for 100, showcasing a unique subterranean theater project.
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Reds Bounce Back From Phillies Opener Shocker
New York report notes the Cincinnati Reds rebounded after a prior shellacking to win the opener against the Philadelphia Phillies. The June pattern shows the Reds proving resilience and backbone as a solid club.
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Baseball scores and pitching notes from a twin bill
In the doubleheader the Yankees beat the White Sox 5 2 with Gruwt credited twice. The Indians led 9 4 into the eighth but the Senators surged for two in the eighth and seven in the ninth. Joe Haynes limited the Indians to seven hits while Walter Masterson pitched one inning. Meanwhile the Tigers lost 5 4 to the Athletics despite home runs by Rudy York and Dixie Walker.
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Iowan Ed Drake Lived 38 Years in Hotel Tipton Room
Tipton Iowa report notes 78 year old Ed Drake has resided in the same hotel room for 38 years since November 1 1900. The hotel has seen 13 proprietors ending with current owner Mrs Alex Buchanan, daughter of the original owner O A Bleasdale.
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Reds 5 Phils 4 and Naval Hornpipe Training Notes
Reds defeated the Phillies 5 to 4 in a game noted alongside a naval training piece. The hornpipe, a British navy dance, is incorporated into Australian naval reservist drills as a form of exercise. Also mentioned is Perry Rodgers completing a 1911 transcontinental flight from Sheepshead Bay to Long Beach, who later died in a crash.
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