Jimmy Thompson Leads Open After 36 Holes At Oakmont
Jimmy Thomson, the Scottish born pro from Long Beach, California, tops the 36 hole total with 146 two over par, two strokes ahead of Alvin Krueger and Gene Sarazen who trails by three. Storm wreckage and wild greens marked a day of turmoil with 66 players qualifying for the final 56 holes.
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Butch) Krueger
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Leo Deigel
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Olin Dutra
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Mackenzie Blows
Coalfield Loop Baseball Debuts In Bluefield Today
Coalfield loop baseball opens this afternoon with Pocahontas-Boissevain facing Piedmont at Cainfield at 3 oclock. Bishop Miners meet Amo nate at Amonate, after Miners beat Mountaineers last week. McComas Springton Matoaka game canceled due to mine work.
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Moody Triumph Sparks Wembley Style Comeback in England
Helen Wills Moody defeated Billie Yorke 6 1 6 4 at St George's Hill to reach the final and set up a title berth against Mrs. Bleie Goldsack Pittman. The former world champion showed renewed confidence after a two year break and a back injury.
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Hafey Leaves Reds in Dispute Over Illness and Return
Chick Hafey quit the Cincinnati Reds to return home for treatment after a cold and sinus infection, missing weight loss. General Manager Larry MacPhail fined him and sought league action to declare Hafey ineligible until he reports in good health. Hafey and wife drove to Walnut Creek California, saying he may not return until fully recovered.
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Chick) Hafey
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Walnut Creek
Calif
Jim Bottomley
Reds
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Outsider Quashed Wins Oaks In Underdog Charge
Epson Downs England June 7 Lord Stanley's Quashed an outsider at 33 to 1 surged from rear to win the 157th Oaks over 1 1/2 miles. Mesa the favorite at 5 to 4 faded to third as Ankaret also challenged in the final stretch with Fox Lair and Light Tackle among the challengers.
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Pierre Wertheimer
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Freddy Fox
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Sunkiss
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Duquesne Triumphs Over Mercer All-Stars 77 to 33
Duquesne, under Chick Davies, routed Mercer all-stars 77 to 33 in a Pittsburgh visitors showcase. Led by Paul Burch, the Dukes displayed flawless offense and stout defense, with Princeton and Bluefield mixes providing the home crowd a masterful display of tri state basketball.
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National League Results and Schedule Summary
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 15 to 4 and New York topped Boston 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 11 to 9. St Louis and Chicago had rain postponements. today Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh, Chicago plays at St Louis, Boston at New York, and Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Baseball scores and weather affect East games
In the American League Boston defeated New York 2 to 1 while Chicago routed Detroit 9 to 1. The Cleveland–St. Louis game was rained out with Washington beating Philadelphia 11 to 6 andPhiladelphia at Washington plus Cleveland at St. Louis postponed. In the Middle Atlantic League all games were postponed due to rain.
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Duquesne star AY Kemp hosts Bluefield State coaching lineup
AY Kemp, former star tackle at Duquesne University and current Bluefield State College coach, hosts a coaching event featuring Joe Bach Charley Davies Utterback and Kemp himself at the Bluefield State college coach school event.
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Baer Flouts Training Yet Looms Big in Braddock Fight
Asbury Park report notes Max Baer trains with a light touch, clowning with sparring partners while remaining in prime condition. He defends his heavyweight title with confidence citing 40 rounds of exhibition work as prime preparation for the Braddock bout. Buddy Baer, younger brother, shows boxing talent and sketches, while pursuing singing.
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Six yachts vie in Cruising Club race from Newport to Norway
Six yachts and crews prepare to start a 3050 mile ocean race from Newport to Norway in the Cruising Club of America event. The Norwegian cutter Sandefjord misses the start after May Bermuda damage. Vamaire leads the fleet with a 71 foot hull as the scratch boat, listing six rivals with their times and owners.
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Roger G. Robinson
New Haven
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Ludwig Schlimbach
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Germany
Favorites Win At Charles Town Track
Charles Town W Va June 7 Favorites won all races in a card with close finishes. The daily double paid 17.40 for 2, and winners included Good Sense driven by Mrs T J Donohue and Cliftons Agnes owned by Captain Ewart Johnson in race three. Star Queen claimed the feature in a blanket finish paying 5.20 with Corner Boy and Small Change also noted. Peggy Can listed among results.
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Race underlines J Shanks win by nose at mile track
The finest race of the day saw J Shanks ride a 3-year-old to win by a nose over Swintoo owned by R L Hanna. The top three finishers crossed within a length, with Big Dipper ahead of Most Always. Two jockeys were suspended: W Hilley three days for barrier trouble and J Mann five days for rough riding.
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International League scores and weather updates
Albany defeats Buffalo 7 to 5 while Baltimore dominates Montreal 10 to 1. Rochester-Syracuse game postponed by rain. Kansas City 5, Minneapolis 3. Louisvile Columbus postponed by rain. Toledo 6, Indianapolis 5.
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White Sox Daud Detroit Tigers in 9 8 Thriller
Chicago beats Detroit 9 8 at home after pummeling three Tigers pitchers for 16 hits including Zeke Bonura tenth homer. Lyons wins his sixth 1935 victory as Detroit posts 15 hits but falls to seventh defeat in nine games. Rip Radcliff and Jake Appling spark the Sox attack while G Walker Greenberg and Cochrane lead Detroit with multiple hits. 10,000 fans attend Ladies Day as Chicago gains on the Yankees.
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Baseball Big Six Standings Shake Up With Vaughan Return
Arky Vaughan boosts back to .400 as three hits in four at bats lift his average to .400 and challenge Bob Johnson for leadership. Johnson slips slightly to .406 with one hit. Willy Moses rises past Jimmie Foxx and Charley Gehringer after three hits for ten points, while Foxx and Gehringer each have one hit. Standings show Johnson, Vaughan, Martin, Moves, Gehringer, Medwick in order.
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Willy Moses
Jimmie Foxx
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Gehringer
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Owens Dominates Central Meet—Meets Tough Records
Jesse Owens of Ohio State wins the 220 yard dash at the Central Intercollegiate meet, challenging Ralph Metcalfe’s record but finishing second in 21.8 seconds as Bob Grieve and Paul Phillips follow. Billy Zepp sets a two mile meet record, Elser wins 220 yard low hurdles, and Owens leads OSU 31 points to Wisconsin 23 1 4 and Indiana 21 1 3.
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Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Ralph Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Bob Grieve
Illinois
Paul Phillips
Marquette
Robert Collier
Indiana
Eugene Skinner
Iowa
Billy Zepp
Michigan State Normal
Tom Ottey
Michigan
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Francis Cretzmeyer
Owens
Chuhei Nambu
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Southern Association Scores and Rain Delay Notes
Atlanta beat Birmingham 4 to 2 in Atlanta. Memphis defeated Chattanooga 5 to 1. Memphis at New Orleans canceled by rain. Little Rock edged Nashville 3 to 4 in Little Rock.
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Derringer Hurls Reds to Victory
Cincinnati Reds hammered Pittsburgh Pirates 13 to 4 in a rain shortened game I held to seven innings. Derringer earned the win behind a five run second inning rally supported by Byrd Kampouris and Goodman hitting the ball hard.
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