Beloit Pro Krueger Leads National Open With 71
Alvin Krueger the Beloit Pro shot-maker led the U S Open after day one at Oakmont with 35-36-71, the only sub par score among 157 starters. Roland MacKenzie equalled par with 72 to hold runner-up berth, while Sarazen and Dutra trailed by several strokes in brutal opening rounds.
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Beloit Pro
MacKenzie
Ittsburgh
Oakmont
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Ullaer
Wisconsin
Roland MacKenzie
Congressional Country Club
Washington
D. C
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Cliff Spencer
Washington, D. C
Horton Smith
Chicago
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Calif
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Tommy Armour
Jim Foulis
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Krueger
Udiey
Laffoon
Byran Nelson
Ridgewood
al Espinosa
Akron
Floyd Farley
Oklahoma
Vincent _ Eldred
Pittsburgh
Jack Gordon
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
Mortle Dutra
Detroit
Buffalo Oe
al Watrous
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield
Conn
Sid Brews
South Africa
Gene Kunes
Jeffersonville
Frank
Walsh
Ebee Ee
Earl Stokes, Jr
Louisville
Craig Wood
Hollywood
Paul Runyan
Ay Mangrum
Los Angeles
Phil Perkins
Cleveland
Ralph E. Beach
Baltimore
Oliver M. Transue
Canton
Bill Bur
Walter Hagen
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Phil Turnesa
Elmsford
Dick Metz
Bil Schwartz
Johnny Farrell
Short Hills
George Schmeiter
Orden
Utah
Charles Yates
Atlanta
John Godman
Omaha
Willie _M’Parlane
Tuckahoe
N.Y
Sam Parks
Pittsborol.s
Harry Cooper
Olin Dutra
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Denny Shute
Y Cox
Brooklyn
Houghton
Wantie Hunter
Culverty
Bill Kaiser
Ralph Guldahl
Joe Turnesa
W. Hartford
Robert Graham
Malentown
Orville White
St. Louis
MacDonald
Frank Moore
Henry Picard
Hershey
Maurice
Man Enna
Dison
T S. Jamison
Pittsburg
Jack Creavy
Albany
Ted Luther
Youngstown
Mark Fry
Oakland
Ta Kerrigan
Mount Vernon
Eutee
Julius Plaité
Beaver Fells
Clarence Ehresman
Williamsport
Sees
Perry ‘del Vecchio
Greensburg
Ereopaves
Chris Brinke
Seevecsere
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Johnny
Leo Diegel
Kanekichi Nakamura
Japan
Dave Tinsley
Spartansburg
Harry Givan
Seattle
Abe Espinosa
Wes Euseery Yas Rodney Bliss, Jr
Rob Abrams
Yokohama
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Alex” Stupple
Chicago Sissies
Hamilton throttles Darze in lightweight clash
In Cincinnati, Hamilton, rated 129, defeated Paul Darze of Chicago, at 132, in a brisk sport jabs bout. The AP report notes Hamilton controlled the pace with sharp jabs and effective defense, earning a clear decision.
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Cincinnati
AI Hamilton
Paul Darze
Chicaro
Standings and results across multiple leagues and cities
Standings show Sioux City leading with 14 wins and 11 losses, followed by St. Joe and others as weather and rain affect Thursday schedules. In baseball and hockey style listings, New York and Chicago among others post varied records with several games postponed or rain affected. Thursday brackets include Des Moines, Rock Island, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh, with multiple weather notes and upcoming matchups.
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St. Joe
Keokuk
Rapids
Omaha
R. Island
Davenport
Des Moines
Rock Island
Joe
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph
Il Pet
New York
Phi Brooklyn
Pittabureh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philaphia
Whket Wal Pet
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Dizzy Dean Plans Quit Hint From Cardinals
Pittsburgh column reports Dizzy Dean, ace pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, says he has made definite overtures toward quitting the club. The veteran starter notes uncertain prospects and could leave the team after this season.
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Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox Acquire Piet. Dykes Could Miss July Fourth
The Chicago White Sox bought infielder Tony Piet from Toronto for $12,500. Piet is due to report Friday. Manager Jimmy Dykes may be out until July 4 after an ankle injury at St Louis showed torn ligaments but no bone break.
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White Sox
Piet
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Tony Piet
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Toronto
Jimmy Dykes
Sox
St. Louis
Indiana Drivers Adopt Night Courtesy Code
Indiana motorists adopt an unwritten law to ease night driving. When passing a truck the passing car flickers headlights and the truck responds with a tail light flicker if the road ahead is clear, then moves toward the right edge to give room.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Maurice Tucker
Indiana Motor Traffic Association, Inc
Tigers Tie Tribe for Third Place in Ten Inning Victory
Detroit outlasted Cleveland 10 to 9 in ten innings as Rowe pitched six hitless frames and Goslin delivered the decisive RBI. The win lifts the Tigers into a tie with the Indians for third in the American League standings amid a rain delay for a planned makeup doubleheader.
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Detroit
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Rowe
Walter Stewart
Ralph Winegarner
Gerald Walker
Hal Trosky
Elon Hogsett
Walker
Joe Vosmik
Goose Goslin
Lloyd Brown
Joe Sullivan
Charley Gehringer
Goslin
Gene Sarazen to Tour with Babe Didrikson in Exhibition
Gene Sarazen, former U S and British Open champion, will skip the next British Open to headline an exhibition golf tour with Mildred Babe Didrikson in Oakmont Pa He announced after a game disruption and prior to a sports recap detailing Washington vs Boston baseball actions and various line scores.
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Gene Sarazen
Babe Didrikson
Oakmont
Mildred
Babe
Eight Iowa Track Athletes Headed to Milwaukee Meet
Eight University of Iowa track and field athletes traveled to Milwaukee for the Central Intercollegiate meet. Mark Panther, defending javelin titlist, is favored to win. Francis Cretzmeyer will likely contest four events with best chances in the low hurdles and broad jump. Participants include Jimmy Owen, Andy Dooley, Carl Nelson, Bernie Page, Gene Skinner, Briggs, and Dooley in relays.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Milwaukee
Mark Panther
Francis Cretzmeyer
Iowa
Jimmy Owen
Andy Dooley
Carl Nelson
Bernie Page
Gene Skinner
Owen
Briggs
Nelson
Dooley
Skinner
Page
Davenport Sluggers Beat Omaha Packers 20 to 8
Davenport hammered Engleman and Red Evans for nineteen hits to topple the Omaha Packers 20 to 8. Bill Phobus allowed seven hits. Frank Hall homered in the eighth. Ernie Parker of Omaha broke his ankle sliding home and will be out six weeks.
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Davengert
Omaha -Abho
AB FP
Hall
Cannon
Polly
Ryeves
OlClem'nts
Hallslf
Glasster
Denning
Tutal
Riley
Barton
Gryska
Parker
Dixon
Bucklin
Phebus
McCue
Englem
Evans
Vaner'ski
Davenport
Loane
Hassier
Tutas
Engleman
Dennine
Clements
Rye
E. Hall
F. Hall
Gryske
Hagsier
Engieman
Ensieman
OM Engleman
Eneleman
Baik
Williams and Naylor
Time of Fame
Strack Defeats McCoy in Holyoke Wrestling
Holyoke match reports Charley Strack of Newton defeats Bibber McCoy of Cambridge in a three fall wrestling bout. Also noted is a real estate transfer: W A Robertson and wife convey Lot 10 Block 24 Young's 3rd Add Cedar Rapids for $1 plus other consideration dated March 15, 1934.
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Associated Press
Holyoke
Mass
Charley Strack
Newton
Bibber’’ McCoy
Cambridge
W. A. Robertson
Frank’ Raskand
Young
Cedar Rapids
Pirates Rally to Overtake Cardinals for Second Place
In a tight NL contest, the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 2 to 1, moving into a half game behind the leaders. Guy Bush and Jesse Haines pitched a sharp duel, with Pittsburgh taking the decisive runs in the second inning as St Louis stranded several aboard.
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Pirates
Cardinals
Guy Bush
Jesse
Haines
Bush
Burgess Whitehead
Frankie Frisch
Jack Roth
Rock
Whitehead
Pirate
Young
Tommy Thevenow
Earl Grace
St. Louis
Dizzy Dean
St. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Jj L.waner
Ra'throck
Olfensen
Martin
P.waner
Medwick
OlVaughan
d.Collins
Davis
OlSuhr
Moore
OlThe
Que
Grace
Halnes
IlBush
Orsatt
J.dean
Totels
St. Lows
Rothrock
Thevenow
Durocher
Collins
J. Dean
Vampires
Pinelli
Blark
Risler
One Armed Youth Wins State Prep Tennis Title
Bob Sandler of Roosevelt high wins the 1935 Iowa high school tennis singles championship amid a strong field. He leads Des Moines Roosevelt to its second straight team title with 13 points, narrowly beating West Waterloo. Ames doubles champions Mosier and Owens defeat Gilley and Jolly of West Waterloo 8-7 6-4 6-4.
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AMES
Bob Sandler
Roosevelt High
Iowa
Allstar
Des Moines
Roughriders
West Waterloo
Mosier and Owens
Gilley and Jolly
Two States Back Bounty On Crows
Boulder Colorado based sponsor G I Crawford reports that twenty state game officials support a federal bounty on crows funded by duck stamp tax receipts. The measure aims to curb crow depredations threatening waterfowl breeding areas funded by the stamp program.
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Boulder
Colo
Ins
United States
G. I. Crawford
Crawford
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