Sub par scorers lead at Baltusrol in 1932 US Open opening
Clarence Clark Paul Runyan and Ray Mangrum top Baltusrol after 18 holes with 69s in hot scoring spree. Henry Picard Revolta Ghezzi Kerrigan and Madison chase, Sarazen falters with 75 as Parks and Metz struggle.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Paltusrol Golf Club
Springfield
N. J
Baltusrol
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Ohio
Blonde Craig Wood
West Orange
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Ky Laffoon
Ted Longworth
Portland
Ore
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Bill Burke
Denny Shute
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Oklahoma City
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Dallas
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Virginia Beach
Chuck Kocsis
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Hershey
Johnny Revolta
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
Tom Kerrigan
Bronxville
N. Y
Leslie Madison
Hollywood
Calif
Frank Moore
Hartsdale
Cleveland
Sarazen
White Sox rout Yankees in slugfest on their home turf
Chicago overwhelms New York 16 to 3 as Monte Pearson struggles and Joe DiMaggio extends his hitting streak to seventeen. Boston tops Cleveland to narrow the Yankees lead to two and a half games. Lefty Grove earns his eighth win for Boston.
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Johnny Whitehead
Red Rolfe
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Lefty) Grove
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Ridgewood and Beloit duel leaders in early scoring
Byron Nelson representing Ridgewood New Jersey posted 79 while Alvin Butch Krueger of Beloit Wisconsin led previously with a 77. Krueger maintains early pace as Nelson climbs near the top in the standings.
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Tevan
Ridgewood
N. J
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
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Browns Dump Nationals to End Washington Jinx
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators 6 to 2 breaking six straight losses to their opponents this season. Big Firpo Marberry started for Washington in his first game back from umpiring duties before being released by the New York Giants.
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Washington
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baseball scores from yesterday and today standings
In yesterday’s American League games Chicago led New York 16 to 3, Boston defeated Cleveland 4 to 3, Detroit beat Philadelphia 18 to 9, St. Louis topped Washington 6 to 2. Today’s schedule includes St. Louis at Philadelphia and Detroit at Washington among others.
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Boston
Cleveland
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Washington
Rattan Pittsburgh Tops Boston in Bunyan League Play
Yesterday's games feature Pittsburgh defeating Boston 7 to 1 while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 1 to 0. Chicago won 8 to 6 over York with Brooklyn 4 St. Louis. Philadelphia meets Pittsburgh and Brooklyn faces Chicago as Boston plays Cincinnati and New York visits St Louis.
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Giants Bill Terry Tops Big Six Batting Race
Manager Bill Terry of the New York Giants moved to 424 average with two hits in three at bats, leading the Big Six. Rookie Stu Martin of the Cardinals raised his average to .409 with three hits in five at bats, while Rip Radcliff of the White Sox improved to .369 after three of five.
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New York Giants
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Cardinals
Rip Radcliff
White Sox
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Giants
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Sullivan
Indians
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Yanks
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Medwick
Scores Report: Buffalo 0 Albany 10 Montreal 2 Baltimore 3
A terse score roundup lists Buffalo losing 0 to 10 at Albany, and Montreal posting 2 while Baltimore trails 3. The brief notes results without context or full game details.
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Albany
Montreal
Baltimore
Mercer golf program approved first at Mercer course
Porter George announces the Mercer golf club will run a full season of handicapped events from June to September. The schedule includes spring and fall divisional handicaps, a mid summer 54 hole medal tourney, and the Mercer County Handicap open to all Mercer county players. Team matches with McDowell and Tazewell are planned.
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Blue Grass
Former officer to referee bout in Sportrena card
Lieut Howard Culver a retired U S army officer is chosen as the third man to referee the Red Devil versus Herman Hickman match at Sportrena Virginia on Monday night. Culver, a first lieutenant known for officiating big matches at Fort Benning and Atlanta, faces a push for suspension by Weinberg unless he is a registered official. The six foot two hundred thirty pound former officer is expected to enforce rules strictly as fans anticipate fast rough wrestling and possible unmasking of the Devil. Leo Hyatt meets Harry Finkelstein in the opener as interest climbs toward a packed arena for the two bout program.
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