Brewers Lose Circuit Lead in 4-11 Setback to Indianapolis
Milwaukee drops to third in the American Association after a 4-11 loss to Indianapolis in a night game. Toledo tops Minneapolis by three points while Toledo downed St. Paul 6-3. Pfleger and Cohen homered for the Millers in the first inning. Grabowski got the win in relief. Louisville at Kansas City was postponed by wet grounds with Friday’s games remaining on the slate.
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Red Birds Fall To Columbus In Pitchers Duel
In Minneapolis, Columbus beat Minneapolis 8 to 7 as Cohen, Pfleger and Slaughter homered. Webb delivered a three base hit, while Henry took the loss after pitching 4 1 3 innings. Slaughter drove in two, Reynolds and Lanier contributed key hits for Columbus.
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Open Championship Opens With Snead and Shute Leading
Sammy Snead and Denny Shute shot 69s in the first round of the National Open at Oakland Hills. Ed Dudley and Frank Walsh trailed by two strokes, with amateurs Johnny Goodman Bill Holt and Frank Strafaci among a crowded field chasing the leaders. Sarazen stumbled after a strong start, while defending champion Tony Manero posted 76 threatening his chances to qualify.
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Chicago
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Bill Holt
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Ralph Guldahl
Henry Picard
Fred Morrison
Holt
Strafaci
Jack Doyle
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Tommy Armour
Gene Sarazen
al Watrous
Tony Manero
Cubs Defeat Dodgers in 9th Inning Rally
In a tight matchup the Cubs toppled the Dodgers 9 to 3. Galan homered and drove in three as Demaree, Hartnett, and Jurges added run production. Eisenstat took the loss after allowing six runs in 11 3 2 innings.
Dunn Eilers Team Reunited in We Have Our Moments
Sally Eilers and James Dunn star in Universal’s We Have Our Moments at the Athena Theatre. The light comedy drama follows a schoolteacher who travels to Europe for a brief wild spell and encounters jewel thieves, danger, and romance aboard a trans Atlantic voyage. The cast features Mischa Auer David Niven and others under director Alfred Werker.
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Monte Carlo
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My Man Godfrey
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Virginia Sale
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Buckeye Lake Park Opens With Record Crowds and Plans
Buckeye Lake Park reports its biggest season yet as General Manager Brown touts record crowds at the Crystal Ballroom and pool. Leo Reichert and his orchestra repeat for a third week through June 18, with Emil Velasco and his band taking over on June 19 featuring a $25,000 portable pipe organ.
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Brookside Golfers Tie In Rain Delayed Athens Match
Brookside Country Club of Columbus brought 17 players to Athens for a rain soaked match with local golfers. Mike Heaney posted 37 and 39 in a downpour while Maury White and Brookside pro Maury White impressed. all matches ended even followed by porch dinner and music by Wally Allen and an Athens quartet.
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Reds Beat Bees In Extra Winded Tilt
Cincinnati tops Boston 6 to 5 with Kampouris driving in three runs and Cuccinello homering. Hollingsworth earns the win after a lengthy relief appearance, Hutchinson takes the loss as Vander Meer allows five hits across four innings. Attendance reaches 1,337.
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Smith
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Pirates Lose Again In Abbreviated Box Score
Pirates fall to Phillies 5 to 4 in a nine inning game. L. Waner, Martin, Camilli homer total 4 RBIs for Philadelphia. Swift charged with loss. Walters fanned 4 as Pittsburgh pitchers allowed 10 hits blocking 6,000 in attendance.
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L. Waner
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Browns Beat Senators in 6th Inning Rally
In a slugfest, Browns edge Senators 6 to 3 as Van Atta surrenders 8 hits while striking out 8. Simmons Huffman and Hill lead with 2 RBIs apiece, Knickerbocker Travis add a two-base hit, and St. Louis fails to capitalize on late chances. Attendance figures not listed.
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Carey
Myer
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Hill
Knickerbocker
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Davis
Yanks Beat White Sox 10 to 3 in Chicago
DiMaggio drives three RBIs and Bonura adds two as the Yankees topple the White Sox 10 to 3. Hadley and Kennedy combine on the mound with Kennedy taking the loss. Attendance listed at 15,000 as New York grips the game in Chicago.
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Saturday's Games by League Pairings
National matches Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn American matches New York at St. Louis Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Association matches Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at St. Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City
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Baseball Scoreboard: Rain Delays and Team Results
Cincinnati 6 Boston 4 Chicago 9 Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4 St Louis at New York rain. Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 New York 10 Chicago 8 St Louis 6 Washington 3 Minneapolis 8 Columbus 7 10 evenings. Toledo 6 St Paul 3 Indianapolis 11 Milwaukee 4 Louisville at Kansas City rain.
$10,000 Bet Rumored In Race of Trotters
Urbana Ohio reports Muscletone trained by Dr H M Parshall may race Greyhound 1935 Hambletonian winner owned by E J Baker. Plans call for a meeting first on an American track then in France or Italy with a rumored $10,000 side bet and a $10,000 purse for each race.
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