Johnny Goodman Wins U S Open Title In Dramatic Finish
Johnny Goodman, 25, Omaha, clinched the U S Open at North Shore Golf Club by one stroke over Ralph Guldahl. Goodman posted 75 66 70 76 for 287, matching the all time record at one point and surviving a late slump to win as Guldahl finished 288. Craig Wood was third and Walter Hagen tied for fourth with 292.
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Johhny Goodman
Omaha
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Pac
Craig Wood
Big Blonde
New Jersey
Johnny
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Hagen
Olin Duta
Los Angeles
Gus Moreland
Martie Dutra
Sarazen
Jones
Hurry Off Wins Belmont Stakes in Photo Finish
Joseph E. Widener's Hurry Off overcomes long odds to win the 65th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park as Nimbus and Union Trailer follow. The $64,490 purse boosts Hurry Off's payoff to $49,490 with a two length margin. The dark horse, ridden by an assertive stretch drive, defeats The Dark and other rivals in heavy crowd heat.
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Joseph E. Widener
Belmont Park
Nimbus
Union Trailer
C. V. Whitney
Withers
Bluefield Sports Roundup Has Jokes and Local lore
A column with jokes, fan chatter, and light anecdotes from Bluefield sports scene. Sanity checks on boxing and boxing writers, a note on Chuck Nalbach’s Blue-Gray unie, and brief quips about theater goers and local fans wrap the piece with humor.
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Chuck Nalbach
Chuck
Tigers Crush White Sox in Long Range Home Run Rally
Detroit defeats Chicago 6 to 4 as White, Gehringer homer in first inning and Sorrell holds on after early long balls. Kress homers for the Sox twice, Simmons adds a fourth inning homer, and Detroit benefits from ten hits while Chicago pockets eight.
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al Simmons
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Grecare Uindiardanten
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Haas
Kreen
Hayes
Geisel
Moriarty
Vines Sails With Squad Of Four For European Warfare
Ellsworth Vines Jr United States champion and top player sails with four teammates for Davis Cup duty in Europe. The delegation includes Keith Gledhill Lester Stoefen and Cliff Sutter. They expect England to be tough and plan to join Vines in Paris after Wimbledon ends.
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Ellsworth Vines, Jr
United States
Vines
France
Wimbledon
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
George Statt
Paris
Vince
Epi Moody
Brinke Wins Philadelphia Amateur Golf Title
Chris Brinke, former Louisville star, defeated Harold Crose Jr. 6 and 5 in the 6 hole final at Huntington Valley Country Club to claim the Philadelphia amateur championship.
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Chris Brinke
Louisville
Harold Crose Jr
Philphia
Huntington Valley Country Club
Amateurs Triumph as Goodman Wins National Open
Omaha golfer Oh nny Goodman defeats Ralph Guldahl in a tense final to claim the National Open title. Goodman finishes one stroke shy of the event record, rising to world prominence with the victory.
Gorczyca Wins Southern Women’s Golf Championship
Aniela Gorczyca of Fort Worth Texas defeated Mrs Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg Mississippi one up to claim the southern women’s golf title. After a tight match Fitzhugh staged a late rally winning four holes to even the contest at 33 and 34, but Gorczyca won the 35th and the championship.
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Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
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Vicksburg
Miss
Republicans Rally to Win Congressional Baseball Game
Washington June 10 It looked like a Democratic year at first but Republicans rallied to win 18 to 14 with Home Run Hartley pacing New Jersey. Carter of Wyoming pitched the full game despite opposition as Caldwell Cannon and another Democrat trio faced him in the eighth inning. Tunney started the presidential box activity at the event.
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Mel Ott
Johnny Verger
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Hartley
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Iida
Cannon
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Grant and Hines Reach Cotton States Finals in Doubles Play
In Columbus Georgia on June 10 Grant from Atlanta and Hines of UNC and Columbia home advanced to the doubles final of the Cotton States tournament. Grant beat Buxby 6-1 6-2 6-2 in three sets while Hines defeated Kamrath in five sets 6-8 3-6 6-2 7-5 6-4.
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Austin
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Parker Advances in Kentucky Tennis Tourney
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, the defending champion, defeated Ted McDiarmid of Port Worth 6-4 8-6 6-2 in a Kentucky state Lennie tournament semifinal. Parker will meet George Lott of Chicago in the final. Lefty Bryan and Parker had earlier won the men's championship.
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Parker
George Lott
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