Denny Shute Takes Lead In National Open Golf
Denny Shute shot a 69 to lead the 45th U S Open after the first round at Colonial. Vic Ghezzi and E J Duren Harrison tied for second at 70, with several players advancing strong on a tough back nine. The article notes Shute’s accuracy and a standout back-nine performance despite a wrist past injury.
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Denny Shute
Bill Bon
Fort Worth
Tex
Jimmy J
Denny
Colonial Club
Shute
Demaret
Noble Golf
Woods
Irons
Eerhaeng
E. J.duren Harrison
Little Rock
Chicago
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Lawson Little
Dick Metz
Gene Kunes
Philadelphia
Geandack Ryan
Louis Little
Kunes
Ryan
Ghezzi
Harrison
Colonial
Boston shellacks Cleveland 14 to 1 in baseball rout
Boston Red Sox explode for 16 hits to crush the Cleveland Indians 14 to 1 at League Park. Mickey Harris gives up six hits as Al Milnar struggles two and a third innings. Dominic DiMaggio homers while Finney, Williams and Cronin collect key singles as Boston torpedoes Cleveland early.
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Red Sox
Lot
al Milnar
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Mickey Harris
Indians
League
Bosox
Dominic DiMaggio
Louis Finney
Ted Williams
Joe Cronin
Jimmy Foxx
Milnar
Joe Heving
Sox
Calvin Dorsett
Dimano
Finney
Iliams
Cronin
Foxx
Tabor
Newsome
Prank
al Trosky
Harris
Pytlak
Deteibe
Jeff Heath
Serhoa Berea
Abrhoa Boudreau
Weatherly
Keltner
Heath
Walker
Ife
Mack
Mombjoy
Heving
Cepinas Sc
Cavessecoes Ia
Endeetnskias
Petere
Asuh Txedkae Hee
Dorsett
Sthena
Jungers
Keere
Cleveland Coveee
Trosky
Williames
Croninn
DiMaggio
L. Newsome
Boudreau
Williams
Double Jay
BB Rees
Ralk— Dorsett
Putiak
Ormedy
Tomme
Hubbard
Blue Grays Dominate Ashland Club 10 7 In Spirit of Home Victory
The Blue Grays defeated the Ashland Colonels 10 to 7 at home, erasing a late rally. Lindstrom exited in the ninth after surrendering several runs, and Ralph Eakin secured the save. Local lineup featured DeJarnette at shortstop and a 9-0 lead built by Reid Brown Williams and Bass. Williamson Red Birds visit tonight.
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Ashland Ball Club
Blue Grays
Averette
Ralph Eakin
Ashland Colonels
Kentuckians
Lindstrom
Ashland
Huntington
Willie Averette
Chukker
Eakin
Big Ralph
Senko
Guinther
Ferris
Carman
Burbank
Heine
Mister Eakin
Millard
Ralph
Dick Williams
Bobby Byrne
Casey
Fitzpatrick
Bass
Bluefield
Reid
Brown
Williams
DeJarnette
Williamson Red Birds
Tigers Edge Yankees 5 4 In 10 Innings On Campbell Walkoff
Detroit tops New York 5 4 in the 10th as Bruce Campbell delivers a bases loaded single to win. Earlier Atley Donald and Hal Newhouser locked in a pitching duel with a three run sixth inning for the Yankees. Joe DiMaggio sparked the Yankees with a third inning triple and successive hits before Detroit seized control late.
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Yanks
New York
ABRHO
Rolf Bordagaray
Riszuto
Nenee Brewarer
DB Verstdeegeeee Murphy
Sheen
Sturm
Donald
H Mullin
I Gehringer
Radcliff
York
Ween Higgins
Detroit
Croucher
Tebbetta
DiMs Rosar
Henrich
Higgins
Cam M
Mullin
Bordagaray
Gordon
Crowett
Lee
Breurer
Murphy
Newhouser
Donald II
Newsom
Ite
Newsomer
Toher— Breurer
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Bruce Campbell
Atley Donald
Hal Newhouser
Theira
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Pat Mullin
Schmeling Recovers From Aches In Athens Hospital
Max Schmeling is recuperating from a stomach ache in a ground floor ward of a former American college near Athens after parachute operations on Crete. CBS correspondent Harry W Flannery reports Schmeling was among the first parachutists landing on Crete on May 20 and describes the descent and combat shots. He weighs 25 pounds lighter after the march and battle and hopes for a quick end to the war to reunite with friends in the United States.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Crete
American College
Athens
Harry W. Flannery
CBS
Athens Tonight
Flannery
Bags Own
Schmeling
United States
All Star Game Funds Aid U S Defense Program
Detroit June 5 Major league baseball allocates net receipts of the ninth annual all star game to the United Service Organizations for National Defense Inc. Proceeds previously supported aged and indigent players. About 40000 dollars expected. Managers Del Baker and Bill McKechnie to lead the teams at Brigg s Stadium with a hoped for sellout of 57000 seats.
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Detroit
Advisory Council
K. M. Tani
United Service Organizations For National Defense, Inc
Association of Professional Baseball Players of America
Association
William Harridge
American League
Landis
Harridge
Ford C. Prick
Walter O. Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Briegs Stadium
del Baker
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati
McKechnie
Baker
St. Louis
Lesnevich Odds and Ends Shadowed by Car Crashes
New Jersey light heavyweight Gus Lesnevich has faced multiple accidents and setbacks including three car crashes and a knee injury before finally securing part of the title. Lew Diamond notes a string of misfortunes as Lesnevich prepares for a summer title bout with Jimmy Webb while manager Joe Vella recovers from his own wartime draft.
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Special News Service
Lew Diamond
Diamond
Gus Lesnevich
New Jersey
Lew
Lesnevich
Billy Conn
Conn
Detroit
Gus
Jack Marshall
Nathan Mann
Joe Vella
Pittsburgh
Vella
Jimmy Webb
Joe
C. Scavella
American League to Change Rule on Trading
The American League plans to reconsider its no trading rule for champion clubs at the Detroit meeting on July 7. President William Harridge says the rule may be eliminated or clarified, noting current language allows interpretation as waivers and potential purchases. He cites Detroit’s Rip Radcliffe transaction as an example of past waiver misuse and recalls protests to the 1939 rule by Clark Griffith.
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Judson Bailey
New York
William Harridee
Ohio
Lou Gehrig
Detroit
Yankees
Rip Radcliffe
St. Louis Browns
Radcliffe
Tigers
Green
Liffe
Browns
Clark Griffith
Wash Senators
Yannot
Williamson Takes Two In Doubleheader Against Huntington Aces
Williamson WV won both games from Huntington Aces 9 to 3 and 13 to 7 ending an eight game skid. Red Birds trailed early then surged to victory in both ends of the twin bill.
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Williamson
W. Va
Huntington Aces
Red Birds
American League results and today's games
Yesterday results include Philadelphia 9 Chicago 3 Boston 14 Cleveland 1 Detroit 5 New York 4 in 10 innings St Louis 4 Washington 2. Today ae at Chicago Dobson 2 1 Rigney 3 3 philadelphia at Cleveland Babich 1 0 Peller 133 Washington at Detroit Chase 1 6 va Glebell 0 0. Only games scheduled.
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
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St. Louis
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Dobson
Rigney
Babich
Ve. Peller
troit—Chase
Va. Glebell
Philadelphia U
St Louis
National League Night Games Reported From Cities
The listing outlines NL action with Passeau facing Highee in Philadelphia, Blanton opposing Weeds Meet in St. Louis, Warneke facing Balve in Boston, and Cher at Pittsburgh opposing Sewell and Melton or Schumacher with Hubbell.
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Higheee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Weeds
Blanton
St. Louis
Boston
Warneke
Balve
Pittsburgh
New York
Butcher
Sewell
Melton
Hubbell
Schumacher
Mountain State League Scores and Tonight’s Games
Bluefield 10 Ashia Williamson 9 12 second line 3 7 eadiitten 3 3 Logan 3 3 Welch 2 2. Games tonight Williamson in Bluefield Logan in Huntington Ashland in Welch.
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Bluefield
Ashia Williamson
Eadiitten
Logan
Welch
Williamson
Huntington
Ashland
Logan Steer
Welc
Bluefield Ee
Ube
Stockman Tire
Bluefield Ave
Barnes May Keep Haney In Brown Organization
St Louis Browns president Don Barnes indicated he might keep deposed manager Fred Haney in the organization. Barnes said he has high regard for Haney and would offer a position, while Haney noted his decision depends on what is offered. Sewell, the former relief coach, made no lineup changes for today's game with Washington.
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Don Barnes
St. Louis Browns
Fred Haney
Barnes
Hanye
Fred
Haney
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