St Paul Open First Round Leaders Tie At Par
George Von Elm and Jimmy Foulis shared the lead with 70s in the wind shortened first round of the St Paul open championship in Minneapolis. Archie Hambrick finished third at 72 while Ryder Cup stars Hagen and Bunyan posted 73s amid gusty winds and uneven greens.
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Jimmy Foulis
St. Paul
Minn
Chicago
Keller
von Elm
Foulis
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Bluefield
W. Va
Boy
Walter Hagen
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Lester Bolstad
Len Mattson
Ralph Guidahl
St. Louis
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Herry Cooper
Sam Parks
Uniontown
Johnny Nevelta
Mich.ster
Minneapolis
Ernest Penfold
Lee Herron
Leo Diegel
Ed Dudley
Chicks slug past Beckley in old fashioned slugging bee
Springfield defeated Beckley 10 to 9 in a back and forth game. Springfield pounded 16 hits while Beckley had 13 as the Chicks collected 12 extra base hits. Hardway Connelly McDonald Rowland Wagner Terhune Heath played for the teams in Beckley West Virginia on June 2.
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Chicks
Black Knights
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Wagner
Terhune
Heath
Wife of Pirate ball player returns home
Mrs Helen Thevenow returns to Pittsburgh with her husband Pirates infielder Tommy Thevenow after a week apart. Police had dragged the Monongahela river for her body earlier following a quarrel claim. a postmarked Pittsburgh letter later eased fears she might have drowned. The couple married in January before the Pirates began training.
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Tommy Thevenow
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Indiana
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Thevenows
Pirates
West Drops Out as Hodapp Tops Big Six Standings
Baseball's Big Six action sees Sam West fail to hit and exit the race while Johnny Hodapp claims the lead and Al Simmons moves to second. Both drop percentage points in their batting averages.
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Sam West
Johnny Hodapp
al Simmnns
Sidney Wood Upsets Ellsworth Vines In Dixie Invite
In Memphis on June 2 Sidney B. Wood Jr. of New York defeated Ellsworth Vines national and Wimbledon champion in four sets 2-6 1-6 6-3 6-2 to reach the Dixie invitation final. George Lott of Chicago triumphed over Cliff Sutter in the other semi, 7-5 5-7 6-2 0-6 6-4.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Wood
George Lott
Chicago
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Giants Rout Phillies In Sixth Inning Bash
The New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 11 to 3 in a game highlighted by a big fifth and sixth inning. Carl Hubbell fanned nine as New York handed the Phillies their sixth straight loss to the Giants this season.
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New York Giants
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Phils
Carl Hubbe
Grove’s Rescue Act Fails as Yankees Beat A’s 5 4
New York tops Philadelphia 5 4 aided by Charley Ruffing’s pinch hit tied the game and Grove’s wild pitch for the decisive run. Vernon Gomez earned the win while Mahaffey took the defeat as the A’s fall to second in the league standings. Washington also defeats Boston 8 3 behind 13 hits and timely hitting.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
Yesterday New York defeated Philadelphia 11 to 3. Boston beat Brooklyn 6 to 2 while Brooklyn lost 1 to 7. Today Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh New York travels to Philadelphia Brooklyn faces Boston St Louis meets Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Baseball Scores and Matchups Across the League
In the American League results New York beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 Detroit defeated Chicago 14 to 1 Washington lost to Boston 3 to 2 Cleveland edged St. Louis 2 to 1 and St. Louis plays Cleveland while Philadelphia faces New York Chicago hosts Detroit. Beaton is noted at Washington with Cleveland at St. Louis.
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College Baseball Northwestern Edges Chicago Cubs 6 3
Northwestern defeats Chicago Cubs 6 to 3 in a college baseball game. The contest features pitching and timely hitting as Northwestern secures the win on the road.
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Northwestern
Chicago Cubs
Clover Defeats Narrows For Virginia State Title 6 2
Clover wins the class B Virginia state baseball title at Narrows, defeating Narrows 6 to 2. Clover used small ball and two squeeze plays to push three runs across in the second inning, adding two more in the fifth and one in the seventh while Narrows struggled with its offense. The Narrows squad had a long unbeaten run ended by the visitors.
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Narrows
Virginia
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Sneed
Fred Kell
Bluefield
Belmon t Park set for 17 days racing New York
Belmont Park to run a full 17 days amid a shaky betting year. Widener plans extra overnight fairs and possibly a handicap event to draw crowds as attendance trends remain modest. A racing fund is being built by horsemen to boost purses across New York tracks.
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Jamaica
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Joseph E. Widener
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
America
Newmarket
Long Island
Widener
New York
Rosenbloom Defeats McArthur In Ten Rounds
In Clarksburg West Virginia Maxie Rosenbloom light heavy weight champion won a ten round decision over Buddy McArthur of Fairmont. He swept all ten rounds with no knockdowns and drew the largest crowd here since Jack Dempsey’s 1952 appearance.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Maxie Rosenbloom
West Virginia
Buddy McArthur
Fairmont
Rosenbloom
Jack Dempsey
Maxie
Legion Junior Baseball Team Practices Today
Dr J S Kell issues a call for the American Legion junior baseball team to report today at 3 PM for practice at Weller field. All under 17 seeking a berth should report.
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J. Kell
American Legion
Weller Field
Concord Tennis Team Defeats Bluefield 5–3
The Concord College tennis team beat Bluefield College 5 matches to 3 in Athens West Virginia on June 2 for its second win of the season. The matches featured competitive play on the Concord courts.
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W. Va
Concord College Tenms
Bluefield College
Concord
Winds Hamper Claybusters At Pocahontas Practice
High winds limited scores at Pocahontas Gun Club during Thursday’s regular practice. The next session is set for 4 30 PM on June 15 with merchandise prizes for top marks such as Renkin 50x46 Skewes 60x44 and others including Butt Hoffman Shu mate Perry and F Wagner.
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Pocahontac
Blue Grays Train as Opening Figures Near
Skipper Cain is away but Charley McMillan leads conditioning for the Blue Grays. Optimism grows as Cain and McMillan push the squad toward peak form ahead of a Wytheville opener next Wednesday. The park is being finished in the east end for a home debut with Wytheville a week away.
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Charley McMillan
Cain
McMillan
Marion
Wytheville
Blue Grays
Kump Plans Senate Submissions For Key State Posts
Governor Kump intends to submit nine or ten major appointments for Senate confirmation. Two board of control members will be named to replace resigning officials H. N. Bradley and James S. Lakin. A successor to I. Wade Coffman of the Public Service Commission is also expected in the list.
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W. Va
Senate
Kump
Board of Control
H. N. Bradley
James 8. Lakin
I. Wade Coffman
Public Service Commission
West Virginia U. football to name captain per game
Morgantown June 21 1933 officials indicated West Virginia University's football team will not have a regular captain this season. A captaincy board of varsity coaches will meet to select captains for basketball wrestling baseball track and boxing while football leadership is to be decided with a new per game captain plan. Coach Earle Neale has not revealed his plan but athletics leaders expect a captain for each game.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Earle Neale
Levinsky Defeats Griffiths In Ten Rounds To Open Season
Chicago heavyweight King Levinsky beat Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City in ten rounds at Mills Stadium marking the outdoor season opener. Referee Collins and two judges ruled Levinsky the winner as Illinois authorities suspend his purse pending an in ring conduct investigation after Griffiths suffered a broken right hand in round two.
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King Levincky
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Iowa
Mills Stadium
Joseph Triner
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Levinsky
Triner
Griffiths
Collins
Griffith
Little Phil Collins
Uanimouse
Cochet Shines in French Championships Semi Final Bid
Auteuil France June 2 Henri Cochet showed top form by defeating Roderich Menzel in straight sets 7-5 6-4 6-1 to reach the French hard court championship semi finals. Jack Crawford also advanced to the semi finals with a straight set win.
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France
Henri Cochet
Roderich Menzel
Cochet
Menzel
Deuce
Jack Crawford
Australia
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