Vesely's 73 Holds Medal Honors at Kenmore Tourney
Vesely's 73 leads the Kenmore spring tournament as qualifiers push for medal honors. Ocie Trimble posted 75 to threaten, with Jones and Carey at 75 and Powell and Yarnall at 76. Scores rise to 77 by Jacobs High Darrow. Sixty seven entrants now qualify. ratings to be announced Monday favoring higher scores for championship flight.
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Goodman wins national open meet with 287
John Goodman of Omaha posts a 287 total after three putts and missed short putts in the final round. Craig Wood and Walter Hagen tie for fourth with 292, while Olin Dutra and Mortie Dutra vie in the top places. several players finish near 300 in the US Open blend of scores.
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Champions on Hand in National Meet
Chicago hosts the thirteenth NCAA track and field championships June 16-17 with prelims Friday afternoon and finals Saturday night at Soldier Field. Top athletes like Ralph Metcalfe, Glenn Cunningham, Jack Keller, Charles Hornbostel, and Bill Graber are slated to defend or chase records as Indiana defends its team title.
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Ohio State
George Saling
Iowa
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Charles Hornbostel
Dale Letts
Bill Graber
Tom Warne
Northwestern
Verne McDermott
Illinois
Bill Miller
Stanford
Cards Bow to Cubs and Lose First Place
The Chicago Cubs defeated the St Louis Cardinals 5 to 2 as the Cubs moved into first place while the Cards dropped. The game featured a rough onfield protest over a Lloyd Waner play and highlighted early scoring by the Cubs. Freddie Fitzsimmons earned the win for New York in a separate report.
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Senators and Tigers pace score laden baseball day
Washington strengthens its hold on second with a 7 to 5 win over Boston as Goose Goslin, Alexander and Johnson homer. Chicago falls to fourth after Detroit plates six in a 6 to 4 decision with Gehringer White and Sorrell factoring.
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Giants Attend Hal Schumacher Graduation Ceremony
New York Giants players will travel to St Lawrence University Canton on June 12 to witness Hal Schumacher receive his bachelor of science degree while he continues to pitch. Schumacher has won five of seven starts this spring and will play the St Lawrence varsity after the ceremony, becoming possibly the first active major leaguer to earn a college diploma during a pennant race.
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English circus caravans draw society on touring route
Following the circus, a new vacation sport in England has society people traveling in caravans to join tented aggregations at fair grounds. Mr and Mrs Basil Baxendale move with a retinue of servants while Mrs Baxendale paints circus scenes and they entertain in their caravan.
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Stansbury Wins Net Tournament At Country Club
Bob Stansbury, club and city champion, won the junior Country Club challenge tournament after a bye and a default, defeating Dave Brown 6-1 in semis and Wayne Rogers 6-3 6-2 in the final. Rogers faced fatigue after three matches but pressed the champion in a closer-than-score finish.
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George Nehls
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Carl Myers
Sandy Jordan
Elliot Waples
George Lindsay
Roswell Pickford
Bob Eby
Bill Corey
Noted Orator Sees Baer as Beatable Behind the Fight
Jack Sharkey dismissed Max Baer as a chump while ringside after Baer’s win over Schmeling. He mocked Baer’s performance and floated a potential showdown, calling Baer wide open and hoping for a shot at the heavyweight champion.
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Hack Wilson Seeks Second Chance With Dodgers
Hack Wilson, once baseball’s home run king and top paid star, seeks a tryout with the Brooklyn Dodgers after a fall from grace. He describes past mistakes, vows to prove himself, and shows renewed effort by warming up relief pitchers in Chicago before fans.
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Manchester Golfers At Monticello Today
Manchester Golf and Country Club aces open their 1933 inter city schedule with an eighteen hole match at Monticello. A return match is set for June 25 with further dates listed including Anamosa and a fall championship event.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids tennis association opens courts and more
The Cedar Rapids Tennis Association opened its courts last Tuesday with forty members. It sponsors city tournaments planned for late summer. Martha Beardsley defeated Esther Yothers in the Washington high girls tournament before it was halted for lack of time. Ted Swenson leads the Davenport Palmer school courts and earlier served as Country Club pro. Night tennis gains popularity in several Iowa towns with dew and sun considerations noted. Spins include the top spin producing forward motion and sudden drops.
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Washington
Martha Beardsley
Esther Yothers
Ted Swenson
Palmer Chiropractic School
Davenport
South to Dispute Track Supremacy
Louisiana State led by three world‑class sprinters and hurdlers heads to the national intercollegiate games in Chicago hoping to topple Western powerhouses. Coach Bernie Moore has built a strong Tigers squad with Hardin, Torrance, and Moreau as top contenders, plus ten potential scorers including Blair, O'Neil, Sanders, Lehman, Burge, and Fisher. The Old Lou team aims for balance across events, though the high jump is a noted weakness.
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