Tough Spot for Walter Johnson as Tribe Struggles
The Cleveland Indians face a harsh stretch amid doubts about Walter Johnson and Peckinpaugh leadership. Bradley’s insubordination suspension shifts blame and unsettles the team as Peckinpaugh seeks a path back to form with infield strength led by Yosmik and Teague, while questions linger on Johnson’s method and the club’s direction.
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Bradley
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Ferrell
Peck
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Yosmik
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Yesterday's Heroes
Oral Hildebrand of the Indians entered in the 10th with the bases loaded and one out, retired the side, and drove in the winning run with a single. Al Simmons of the White Sox drove in all six runs with two home runs and two singles in four at bats.
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Indians
AL Simmons
White Sox
Young Oral Hildebrand
Joe Vosmik
Hildebrand
Mel Harder
Harder
Browns
Irving Hadley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Athletics
Washington
Chisox
Fred Schulte
Goose Goslin
Jimmy Foxx
Johnny Goodman Crowned National Open Champion
The Omaha golfer Johnny Goodman rises from amateur stigma to national fame by winning the National Open. He had once been overlooked for the Walker Cup despite early promise, yet seized the Amateur last fall by defeating three U S team members and reaching the finals. His Open victory marks a dramatic turnaround and left critics speechless.
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Goodman
U. S. GA
Ouimet
Hildebrands Hit in Tenth Turns Trick
Cleveland wins 1 0 in 10th as Oral Hildebrand, after replacing Mel Harder earlier, drives in Joe Vosmik for the decisive run. Johnson takes over as manager and Cleveland aims to field a unified, fighting team by September.
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Chittum wins 15 mile race at Cincinnati speedway
Bill Chittum of Columbus won the 15 mile automobile race at the Cincinnati Hamilton Motor Speedway in 13 minutes 21.2 seconds. He also took a five mile race. Henry Schlosser of Cincinnati won another five mile event and Gordon Chaid of Dayton captured a five mile stock car feature.
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Bill Chittum
Columbus
Cincinnati- Hamilton Motor Speedway
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Gordon Chaid
Dayton
Baseball Standings And Scores From Various Cities
National league results show Cincinnati 5 Chicago 4 and Chicago 9 Cincinnati 8 while Brooklyn 5 Boston 2 and Pittsburgh 11 St Louis 7. American league notes Cleveland 1 St Louis 0 in 10 innings and New York 8 Boston 7 with Boston 11 New York 9 in six innings.
Redlegs Must Chance To Go Up the Ladder
Cincinnati Reds lost the second game of a doubleheader to the Chicago Cubs 9 to 8 after surrendering a four run lead in the final three innings at Redland Field. Cincinnati had defeated Chicago 5 to 4 in the first game, extending their streak of wins over the Cubs to five in a row this season. Bob Smith was slated to pitch for Cincinnati and Len Warnecke for Chicago in the next meeting.
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Chicago Cubs
Reds
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Cubs
Bob Smith
Len Warnecke
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Tuesday Night Baseball Schedules Across Major Leagues
The page lists Tuesday games including Pittsburgh at St. Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at New York Brooklyn at Faiegeiena New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington St. Louis at Faleage Cleveland at Detroit Kansas City at Columbus Milwaukee at Toledo Minneapolis at Louisville St. Paul at Indianapols.
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Joe Tieken
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San Francisco
Henry Lewis
Los Angeles
Fred Lenhart
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Freddie Miller and Arizmendi Face Tonight in San Francisco
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati meets Baby Arizmendi of Mexico in a 10 round title bout in San Francisco. The matchup headlines a busy week of boxing across the United States with other notable card fights listed for Chicago Pittsburgh and New Orleans.
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Varias Milling
Chicago
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Milling
Pacific Coast
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Cincinnati
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
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Arkansas
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Ervin Behler
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al Walker
Jacksonville
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St. Louis
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Arlington
Parker Repeats Kentucky Singles Title in Tight Final
Louisville report Frankie Parker, the Milwaukee star, won the Kentucky singles championship by rallying past George Lott 5-7 6-2 6-2 7-5 in the final. Parker and Robert Bryan of Chattanooga then captured the men's doubles crown, defeating Lott and Richard Covington 3-6 10-8 6-3 6-2.
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Kentucky
George Lott
Chicago
Robert Bryan
Chattanooga
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Asheville
N. C
Jockey Eugene James Drowns in Lake Michigan
Eugene James, 20, famed Louisville rider who won the 1932 Kentucky Derby and Preakness on Burged King, drowned while swimming in Lake Michigan near Chicago. He had been under contract to Col. F. E. Bradeyy but had not ridden for several months due to silences.
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Burke Named New Ryder Cup Team Member
Billy Burke of Greenwich Conn winner of the U S Open at Inverness in 1931 will be the 10th man on the Ryder Cup team. The match against Great Britain will be at Southport England June 2 and 27 with George R Jacobus, PGA president, announcing the selection last night.
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Billy Burke
Greenwich
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Inverness
Great Britain
Southport
England
George R. Jacobus
Professional Golfers Association
The Golf Follow Through And Arm Position
The article explains that the follow through is the short post impact motion along the flight line. It blames early right hand dominance and left arm collapse just before impact for poor swings and notes that proper mechanics restore a straight left arm by impact despite claims about Vardon or Jones.
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Jones
Beasley’s slump hits Wheeling in league losses
Wheeling defeated Beckley 5 to 4 and 2 to 1 as Zanesville also dropped two games. Springfield beat Zanesville 21 to 4 and 3 to 2, while Huntington won over Dayton 13 to 9.
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John Goodman Turns Down Open Prize To Stay Amateur
John Goodman, 23, 150 pounds and 5 6, won the National Open with 287 strokes. He refused to turn professional, saying he would remain an amateur and dream of playing on the 1934 Walker Cup team. His low amateur status follows a path from caddy to major title, with a memorable finish and praise for his accuracy and driving.
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England
Theu. S. G. A
Goodman
Bobby Jones
Jones
Denver
Littler Whipple Win Tournament At Athens Country Club
Bob Littler and Eldridge Whipple won the best ball tournament at Athens Country Club from 40 teams with a gross score of 78 and a net 73 after a five stroke handicap. John Swanson and Harry Beckley were second with a 79 5 74, while Grover and Johnson totaled 78 for a net 76.
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Dodge Show-Down Plan Delivers Clear Value Comparisons
At Dodge dealers the Show-Down plan offers a plain spoken comparison of automobile values. No high pressure sales talk accompanies the presentation.
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