Argentinian Jurado And English Star Lead Open Field
Jose Jurado and Henry Cotton led the British Open after two rounds at Carnoustie with 36 hole totals of 147. Tommy Armour and Johnny Farrell trailed by one stroke, while Gene Sarazen Joe Kirkwood and W T Twine shared fifth at 150. Horton Smith starts the third round and the Prince of Wales is set to attend the final rounds.
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National League results and today’s schedule
Yesterday In the National League St Louis defeated New York six to five Chicago beat Brooklyn six to four Cincinnati won over Philadelphia five to two Pittsburgh topped Boston one to none in thirteen innings Today Boston visits Pittsburgh Philadelphia travels to Cincinnati Brooklyn goes to Chicago and New York plays at St Louis
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Baseball Scoreboard Roundup From Early Season Contests
Washington 5 Detroit 1 and St Louis 8 New York 6 with Philadelphia 4 Chicago 1 and Cleveland 10 Boston 2. Matchups include Chicago at Philadelphia, St Louis at New York, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at Boston.
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Unclear Sporting Scores Across Cities Prompt Brief
Fragmentary scores from multiple cities list game results and team names with no clear context. Notable entries include Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Columbus, Louisville, Toledo, Indianapolis, and St. Paul, with various point totals.
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Unclear Scoreboard Pairings Among Cities
A series of city match results lists Montreal over Toronto 5 to 4 and Baltimore downed by Jersey City 2 to 5 with other pairings including Newark 7 Reading 8 and Rochester 3 Buffalo 4. Additional outcomes show Atlanti 3 Birmingham 14 and Little Rock 2 Mobile 1 as Memphis 7 New Orleans 9 and Chattanooga 5 Nashville 6 complete the round.
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Becktley Triumphs Over Johnstown in Middle Atlantic Play
Beckley defeated Johnstown 15 to 5 in a Middle Atlantic League matchup. Clarksburg and Huntington are listed as participating but the score and outcome involve Beckley and Johnstown.
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Ruth Climbs Near Batting Lead As Yankees Beat Cochrane Absence
Babe Ruth collected three hits in four trips to cut within three points of the league batting lead as the New York Yankees benefited from Mickey Cochrane's continued absence from the Athletics. Oscar Melillo of the St. Louis Browns hit two of three and stood five points back of Ruth. The leaders:
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Ferrell Lifts Indians to Eighth Win with Ninth Inning Homer
Wesley Ferrell earned his eighth pitching win of the season for Cleveland as they beat Boston 10 to 2. He also hit a fourth home run of the year with one on in the ninth, helping Cleveland stretch its win streak to ten.
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Browns topple Yankees as Gehrig hits another homer
St Louis Browns won 8 to 6 over the New York Yankees in a game highlighted by Jim Levy leading off with a home run and Lou Gehrig belting his ninth of the year with Ruth on base. Ruffing took the loss as the Browns attacked early and late to secure the split.
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Griffs Win Again From Washington to June Fourth
Senators kept pace with the fast moving Philadelphia club as action continued in Washington. The brief reports highlight another win and momentum building noted as the season advances.
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Parenthesis Wins Coronation Cup at Epsom Downs
Lord Woolavington's four year old Parenthesis captured the Coronation Cup at a mile and a half contest from ten rivals at Epsom. Rock Star finished second a length and a half behind with Racedale third. Parenthesis paid 9 to 4 in betting. The purse was about 10 000 dollars.
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Moody chooses home stay over Wimbledon title bid
Mrs Helen Wills Moody will ship tennis rackets to New York or keep them for her Forest Hills bid in August. The Wimbledon champion delayed England trip to avoid long separation from home. Helen Jacobs could gain chance to win as Moody stays put.
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San Francisco
Record Attendance at Wyoming Gun Club Shoot Near Mullens
The Wyoming Gun club weekly shoot near Mullens drew a year’s record with 39 shooters. E R Lynch and Er C Sessler posted perfect scores at fifty thirds while many members prepare for the Appalachian Trapshooting league event in Tazewell.
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Wesleyans Top Juniors 20 to 6 in Bluefield League
Wesleyans of Bland Street Church improved to seven wins no losses in the Greater Bluefield Baseball league by defeating the Juniors 20 to 6 at Weller field. Spud Taylor struck out eight for the winners as the game ended after six innings due to darkness. The contest followed a Memorial Day protest ruling in favor of the Wesleyans, keeping them in first place while the Juniors prepare for a 4:30 pm rematch at Weller field.
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Philly Turfman Has Three Belmont Firsts
Three horses from J H Louchheim of Philadelphia won at Belmont Park led by Try Some a maiden two year old and Grey Coat who defeated Blue Larkspur in the Dwyer stakes two years ago Uncovered captured the Bouquet purse and 5525 for his third straight juvenile win but was sold for 7000 to G H Pete Bostwick The Bouquet finish featured six horses separated at the wire Renais sance Cam bal Deduce Porgie and Dexterity followed Bargello then won the Riverside purse by six lengths at Washington Park in 1 37 for the mile Betting paid 470 for 2 to win
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Pete) Bostwick
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Ferry Rate Hearing Set for June 25 in Wirt County Case
Charleston W Va June 4 The public service commission fixed June 25 for a hearing on the county court of Wirt county's complaint against rates charged by J Huffman operator of a ferry crossing the Little Kanawha River at Elizabeth.
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Cardinals Defeat Giants As Pirates Win In 18th
In Pittsburgh, Haid's wild thirteenth inning allows the Pirates to beat the Red Sox 2 to 1 after Waner is hit and scores on Traynor's sacrifice and Regan's single. Boston vs Pittsburgh box score shows Waner and Regan driving in runs amid pitching exchanges.
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Cuyler’s Homer Gives Windy City Victory
Cuyler smashed a long home run into the center field bleachers in the ninth inning with Grim on first, delivering a dramatic late lead for Chicago.
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Tri County Loop Sunday Schedule Showcased
W. O. Scruggs, president of the Tri-County league, announced the Sunday card featuring Welch Senators in their 1931 debut at Glenwood Park against Bluefield. Other matches listed include Mc Coman at Pocahontas, Kimball at Mullens, Boissevain at Princeton, and Gary at Berwind. a schedule meeting will follow Monday at 7 15 PM in Welch.
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Dundee Pounds Jeby in Narrow Madison Square Garden Decision
Vince Dundee of Baltimore outworked Beo Jeby of New York in a tense middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden to win a close decision. Judges split as referee backed Jeby, crowd under 4,000 with receipts near $8,000. Dundee weighed 158 1/4 pounds, Jeby 157 3/4.
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Florida approves first racing bill after over-riding veto
Tallahassee Florida June 4 After a twenty year battle racing and pari mutuel wagering became legal today when the house of representatives joined the senate in overruling Governor Doyle Carlton's veto The legislature made the law effective immediately and provided for local referendums and a state racing commission to oversee horse and dog tracks The house vote was 55 to 26 and the senate 26 to 2 both by two thirds
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Sutter Bypassed as World Cup Squad Spare Surprises
After strong showings in Mexico City Montreal and Washington the selection committee chose not to include Clifford Sutter as a reserve on the team. Sutter won his lone singles match against Argentina last week.
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Ray Steele Dominates Russian Matman in New York Bout
Ray Steele of California defeated Sergei Kalmikoff of Russia in 24 minutes 41 seconds at the New York Coliseum. Steele weighed 215 pounds to Kalmikoff’s 240 with a headlock finish. Also, Wladek Zybyszko of Poland threw Ferdinando Caroni of Italy in 16 minutes 38 seconds, while Jim McMillen of Chicago and Herb Freeman of New York fought to a 30 minute draw.
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Italy
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Minneapolis Buys Vet Pete Donohue
Minneapolis announces the purchase of Pete Donohue, veteran New York Giants pitcher with ten NL seasons, who will join the Millers soon in Kansas City.
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Young U S Tennis Stars Sail for Europe Tonight
New York youngsters Frank X. Shields and Sidney B. Wood, who beat Canada and Argentina in the Americas zone finals, sail tomorrow night for Europe to join George M. Lott and John Van Ryn in an effort to wrest the Davis Cup from France. The team was announced by the United States Lawn Tennis Association after a meeting with the international play committee.
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Big Bill Edwards sued for separation grants alimony
Mrs Norma Jones Edwards won court relief in White Plains granting $400 a month alimony and $4,000 in counsel fees plus $1,000 for an investigation against her husband William H Big Bill Edwards former Princeton All American football star. She seeks divorce and claimed cruel and inhuman treatment while a counter-suit for divorce is filed.
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Big Bill” Edwards
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