Dutra Opens U S Open With 69 Leads After First Round
Olin Dutra of Brentwood California shoots a 69 one under par at Fresh Meadow Country Club in Flushing to grab a four stroke lead in the opening round of the United States Open. Gene Sarazen and Jose Jurado trail by five strokes with 74, while many favorites struggle in windy conditions.
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Cleveland
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Ed Dudley
Johnny Ferrell
Horton Smith
Missouri
Wilfy Cox
Tommy Armour
Willie MacFarlane
Tom Creavy
Albany
Jim Barnes
Bobby Jones
Intercollegiate tennis scene thins as Murphy falls
In Haverford Pennsylvania Richard T Murphy of Hamilton was eliminated by Clayton Lee Burwell of Sewanee in a grueling four set match 7 5 6 8 6 4 The quarterfinals saw Keith Glenhill Stanford Cliff Sutter Tulane and Bryan Grant North Carolina advance with strong wins over peers across the country
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Donald Frame
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Cliff Sutter
Tulane
David N. Jones
Columbia
Bryan Grant
North Carolina
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Texas
Tommy Freeman Knocks Out Lee Sala in First Round
Tommy Freeman a former welterweight champion stopped Lee Sala of Donora in the opening round of a 10 round bout in Pittsburgh. Freeman weighed 158 pounds and Sala 156 pounds.
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Browns Rally Past Yankees 14 10 In BIg Game
In St Louis on June 28 the Browns toppled the New York Yankees 14 to 10 in a bruising four game set. Goose Goslin hit three homers and seven RBIs while Lou Gehrig extended his consecutive game streak to 1,103, tying Jose Sewell for second place in longevity. Babe Ruth added a homer and the day featured a pitching duel and a wild late innings stretch.
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Golfer Regeies $5,000 Verdict
Wytheville June 23 Special The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals upholds the Halifax County Circuit Court verdict for W H Alexander against W H Wrenn in a golf related injury case. Plaintiff Injured October 15 1930 on Halifax Country Club course. lower court awarded $5 000. The defense argued no breach of duty contributory negligence and assumed risk. The high court sustains the lower court verdict.
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Yesterday's MLB results and today's schedule
Yesterday the Boston nine beat Brooklyn 8 to 7 in ten innings. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 16 to 10 and New York topped St Louis 6 to 1. Today's games: Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, New York at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at Boston.
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Baseball and Hockey Scores From The Latest Card
Baseball results show Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 Washington 6 Cleveland 1 Detroit 6 Boston 3 New York 10 St Louis 14. International League scores Buffalo 10 Newark 7 Montreal 1 Jersey City 4 Toronto 8 Reading 7 Rochester 18 Baltimore 7. Other noted games include St Paul 4 2 er aut 7 4 Minneapolis 7 Columbus 4 Kansas Otis Louisville 1 Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 2 New Orleans 5 Knoxville 9 Chattanooga 6 Nashville 3 Birmingham 6 Atlanta 4 Memphis 2 Little Rock 3.
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Charleston Senators Narrow Beating Huntington Boosters 6 to 5
Charleston Senators snap two losses by defeating Huntington Boosters 6 to 5 in Huntington West Virginia. The game turned on a scoreless Huntington span from the fifth onward while Charleston added a run in the seventh.
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Waite Hoyt Signs With New York Giants Outfit
Waite Hoyt former Yankees star returned to the major league club that first had him under contract today when he signed with the New York Giants. To make room Hoyt, manager Bill Terry released veteran pitcher Clarence Mitchell and then hired him as a coach.
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American Tennis Stars Reach Fourth Round at Wimbledon
Seven Americans led by Ellsworth Vines advance to the fourth round of the English championships in London on June 23, with Frank Shields Wilmer Allison Gregory Mangin Sidney Wood and Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey continuing. Perry and others from England and France also win as Dorothy Andrus Burke and Johnny Van Ryn fall.
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Bridges May Be Out Of Play For Month
Detroit reports Tommy Bridges will miss time after a fifth inning wrist injury while fielding Dale Alexander. He left the game, collapsed, and was treated at Providence hospital with no fractures found by X ray. Teammate Charlie Gehringer also injured in an auto accident earlier.
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Morgantown Girl Loses in Pittsburgh Tennis Tourney
In the West Penn tennis title quarter finals at Stanton Heights, top seed Margaret Carspecken of Morgantown fell 6-3 7-5 to Dorothy Anderson, while Helen Cargon, seed No 3, dropped to Mrs Jean Artzberger after a 3-6 6-3 6-4 three set match. In the men’s quarter finals B F Arkle of Wheeling defeated Leonard Reed 6-1 6-3.
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Giants wallop Paul Derringer and Cards
New York Giants rout Paul Derringer and the St Louis Cardinals in a 1:42 game. Derringer lasted 3 innings, Carleton relieved, wild pitches noted, bases on balls few, errors minimal, Duels of hits by Jackson and Terry.
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Indian Olympians visit Los Angeles in playful press box exchange
Three Indian athletes Dhawan Sutton and Vernieux arrived in Los Angeles for the Olympic trials. They questioned American sports like baseball and football, while reporters hedged. The visitors traveled long distance to study track and field and return with insights.
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India
Los Angeles
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Sutton leads hurdles training visit by visiting United States prospects
Sutton the team captain and Vernieux spar with California Olympic hopefuls as they compare times for 120 yard highs at 15 seconds, 100 yards in 9.8, and 220 yards in 22.2. They note grass track limits and seek coaching on hurdle technique.
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League OKd for Week With Six Teams in Two-Half Schedule
Howard C. Welling announced the Blue Grass Baseball league will stage a ten game half season and a twenty game full schedule. Bramwell visits Pearisburg while Baileymen clash with McComas in town Saturday. Sunday Bramwell plays at McComas and Bluefield Amateurs travel to Pocahontas for a rematch with the Indians.
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Potential successor rises in River Forest tennis tourney
Chicago reports a key upset as 16 year old Frankie Parker defeats George Lott in five sets to reach the semifinals. Harris Coggeshall loses to Gilbert Hall in straight sets as Parker’s win marks the standout moment of the quarter finals on the clay courts.
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Heat Plagues Indian Athletics During National Tryouts
Sut ton cited extreme heat at Madras where national tryouts Feb 5 and 6 drew 101 degree shade temperatures. He noted three months’ training per year and that athletes wore sola tepees until wet to cool, then discarded them to avoid sun stroke. about 400 athletes bled from the nose in the trials.
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