Kingpin Scores 71 At Meadowbrook in 1932 tourney
Frank French, 20, defending champion, shot 71 at Meadow Brook Golf Club to lead the second annual city-wide tournament as 72 qualifiers posted scores and top contenders Snecker and Hall trailed. The field includes Hutchison Talbot Vaughan and others with Buse Hall deadlocked at 76, match play set to begin.
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Frank
Meadowbrook Golf Club
Snecker
Prench
Buse R. Hall
Kanowha E
Zell
Onecker
Loyd Hutchison
L. H. Talbot
Ed Vaughan
Meacowbrook
Hall
Blule Alan
Dave Province
M. W. Dix
Ed Settle
Gordon Murray
Charney Tresx
Ray Bening
French
Sweker
Bwecker
Brean
Beecker
Prank
Vaughan
TO. E. Bwecker
L. B. ‘Talbot
Billie Allen
Stine Hell Te—Cave Province
Ed Battle
Charles ‘Treak
G. PF. Brown
J. Goldsmith
Fete Budsen
Hershel Atiler
G. FF
Wilkinson
Herman Moses
Carl Maynor
J. ¥. Murdock
H. A. Cantrell
Tech Savage
Ed Aritt
J. Callender
Charles Wenszing
Howard Ford
M—Roy Seiliman
Tom Maya
J. BR. Saleh
Beall Maynor
Wysett
Sehert Igo
W. J. Putnam
Minor
Lundburg
Knopp
L. A. Hall
F. C. Han
Etcs
Horton
EB. Bonham
Beverley Broun
Pave Marcus
J. M. Gunn
John Chenoweth
Frank Mackus
Roy Slack
C. B. Tailey
Leopard Parks
Carl Davis
BV. Wiliamson
W—Howard
Ball
Charlie Schrader
SL. Martin
HL Moore
James Adtaala
B. Li
P. P. Richmond
M. J. Xohlbecker
Hathansy
Met Bersey
Ee Preg Duggan
LL. Kondhecker
L. Madden
Littlepage
Dr. A
Harbe
Smith
Strong
Douglas Ferguson
Shee
Two New Conferences Discussed in Far West
BPORANE Washington June 6 Two new college athletic conferences are proposed in the far west and south of the region. A northwest conference would include College of Puget Sound Willamette Whitman Wenatchee Normal and possibly the University of Spokane Columba and Idaho Normal. An intermountain conference would group Montana State Carroll College University of Idaho University of Utah and others. Linfield College and College of Idaho are left out. The move follows a new law allowing three Washington normal schools to award degrees.
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Bporane
Wash
Near West
Northwest
Eams
College of Puget Sound
Willametyer
Whitman
Klensburg
Belingham
Cheney
Normela
University of Srntlin Colambia
Sro
Intermountain Tat Vance
College of Idebow
Gem
Linfield
Albany
Amaller Gon Schorls
Washington
Eilensoweg
Bellingham
Grove Hurls A's Top Four-Decision Over Washington
Philadelphia June 8 Kefry Grove, pitching for the Athletics, stopped a four-game skid by beating the Washington Senators 7 to 4. Grove yielded eleven hits but preserved the lead with clutch relief and a solo homer, earning his fifth straight victory. Alvin Crowder allowed seven runs as Washington stranded runners and failed to close the gap.
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I— Kefry Grove
Hir Volate
Celes Surler
The
Athletica
Washington Senators
Grove
Senators
Burke
MaAtee
Tani Ie
Phiadalphia
Runa
Mier
Ayer
Box Ges
Boems
Bunsp
Cramer
Johnada
Coleman
Foxx
Bishow
Una 'Patted
Att Aonita
Cronin
Colem Higgins
Bama
Guiana
Greate
John
Gramer
Wilisms
Wasasekon
Ieee Pt Paiedinla
Bite
Tigers Beat Indians 8 to 7 in ninth inning comeback
Detroit Tigers edged Cleveland Indians 8 7 after rallying in the ninth. Vic Frazier started for Detroit but did not last, with Vic Sorrel earning the win. Wes Perrell took the loss for Cleveland as Bob Sorrell and others homered and contributed to the late rally.
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Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Vic Frazier
Pete
Tigers
Bata
Wes Perrell
End
Vic Sor Tell
Gece Conner
Perrell
White Sox pound St Louis with 23 hits in rout
In St Louis on June 5 the Chicago White Sox racked up 23 hits off three Brown pitchers en route to a 14 to 7 victory. Hayet, Swanson, Appling and Grube led a disciplined attack as each White Sox batter collected at least two hits. Several White Sox players earned runs batted in while Hayet and Swanson contributed multiple runs. Bursting offense supported a strong team performance with home runs by Raynolds and Ga Balen.
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Louis
Chicago White
St. Louis Brown
Amy
White Sox
Twa
RO Hayes
iBwanson
Bimmans If
Geamovei
Sykes
Grube
Ziga Wyatt & Hi
Joyce
Hayet
Hoas
Swanson
Simmont
Apbinz
Svkrs
Yah
Garms
Burne
Reypolds
Scharein
Simmons
Ray
Prige
Apzing
Heven
Carephel
Gaemy
Watt
Burns
Two Hoosnite
Haas
Stayer
Wart
Bethe
Bienmone
Gorma
Raynoida
Balen
Beherein
el Hayos
Beharan
Crawford Upsets Cochet In French Tennis Finals
Australian titleholder Jack Crawford defeated Henri Cochet in straight sets to win the French hard court championship, ending France’s dominance. The upset boosts Australia as a Davis Cup favorite, with Scriven and Ryan taking the women’s doubles and Crawford pairing with Berlven for the mixed doubles.
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France
Henri Ocorhet
Jack Crawford
Crawfora
Cowitt
Cochet
Crawford
Australia
Sompati
United States
Eileworth Vines, Jr
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Margaret Scriven
Youth Defeats Horse In a Special Event
In Bainbridge back track a youth named Richara Squire rode a thoroughbred owned by Gene Luts and defeated a race horse in a special feature of the program. The boy started from the fires quarter pole and won by about 60 yards over the horse, clocking a 49 second quarter mile.
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Bainbridge
Richara Squire
Bedford Wish Soho
Madam
Gene Luts
Squire
Golfers Prepare For Open Tourney
Chicago on June day golfers tested Worth Shore Golf Club course ahead of the National Open to be played Thursday through Saturday. Best round 74 by Heart Cluci of Conn. others: Leo Diegel and Don Armstrong 72, Turneen Barron Kaplnota Run yan 74, Wood 77, Walker 75. Many failed to post scores as players predicted under 280 total would win and that four rounds under par seem unlikely.
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Gorr
Worth Shore Golf Club
Heart Cluci
Shretford
Conn
Cluei
Tlk
Gluei
Hig
Tas
Leo Diegel
Don Armstrong
Jon Turneen
Herman Barron
al Kaplnota
Paul Run
Yan
Graig Wood
George Smith
Cyril Walker
Bomé
George von Elm
City-Wide Tourney Awards List Reveals Winners
The Meadowbrook event announces Medalist-Zipper sport badge from BEM state and Gazette Trophy for one year. Winners gain gifts from Kay's Jewelry, Goshorn Hardware, New Rock Lake Pool, May Shoe Co. and more. Runners-up receive leather jackets, bags, golf outfits, and various accessories from regional stores.
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Meadowbrook
BEM
Kay
Gazette
Goshorn Hardware
Wana
New Rock Lake
May Shoe Company
Runnee-lo
S. Spencer Meore Company
MacGregor
Frankenberger'd
O. J. Morrison's Department
Joe Black’s
Wood Club
Montgomery Ward
Split Mart
Snaller
Beare Borbuck
Sclywide and
Tay
Park Your Cac Company
Three Charleston Boys Survive Play
Huntington June 6 7 Thirteen boys from all sections of the state survived the second round of the annual junior tennis tournament. Tomorrow they meet in third round matches with finals set for Wednesday. Results include Littlepage Charleston defeating Chambers Huntington Bradman Holden defeating Rose St Albans Reed Huntington defeating Hawkins Mitre Timberlake Chattenton defeating Griffith Becklay Ware Becklay defeating Abraham Williamson Hiwzins Nitro defeating Ming Huntington Camp Charleston defeating Engapury Huntington Camp Charleston defeating Preston Huntington only third round match played.
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Huntington
Thirtee Poys
Littlepage
Charleston
Chambers
Bradman
Holden
Rose
St. Albans
Reed
Hawkins
Mitre
Timberlake
Chattenton
Griffith
Becklay
Ware
Abraham
Williamson
T. Hiwzins
Nitro
R Ming
Camp
Elnga Pury
Preston
Curry
South Charleston
Stevens
Hut-ingtot
Pine
Foglenong
St. Athans
Eteven
Swarts
Jockey Killed After Race Accident at Hagerstown
Jockey apprentice FP Almiend died from a broken neck after his horse Just Cap fell in the first race at the local track in Hagerstown Massachusetts. The incident occurred during the race and the rider did not survive.
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Hagerstown
Almiend
Just Cap
Schmeling Baer Bout Seen as Financial Success
New York June 5. Jack Dempsey markets a 16 round heavyweight clash between Max Baer and Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. Tickets sell fast, with $100000 cash and $50000 in reservations. Gate receipts expected near $300000. top price $10 versus $36 for the Sherkey Schmeling bout last June. Schmeling favored by oddsmakers 2 to 1, Baer’s punch power and aggression highlighted. The bout starts at 4:40 p.m. EST and will not be broadcast.
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Jack
Dempsey
Damon H. Seatt
New York Weather Bureau
Baer
Jack Sharkey
Schmeling
Bia
Bchmeling
Atlante Oisy
Atart
Wildcats Win Two In Sunday Baseball Tilt
The Wildcats defeated South Ruffner 10-7 and Kenewhe City silver Tigers 13-4 in a pair of Sunday games on the Main wt, with wins highlighted by strong offense and solid pitching from the staff.
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Wildests
South
Ruffner
Kenewhe City Silver
Tigers
Starchers Edge Malden in Twilight League Showdown
Starchers strengthened their hold on first place in the Mall division after a 6 1 victory over Malden Lewis Bnyder Service Station. The Malden errors and a string of singles produced three runs in the second inning, with White misplays aiding the rally. Malden added two runs in the fifth but Starchers responded with steady hits and aggressive base running to seal the win.
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Starchers
S Br
Malden Lewis-Bnyder
Turchers
Chapel
White
Maldon
M. Carney
Slater Stogleit
Carney
Rod Slater
Boeneer
Bingle
Sater
W. Carney
Malden
Layne
Hudnall
Debate Over 1936 Olympics Move to Berlin
Vienna hosts a heated IOC session discussing moving the 1936 Games to Berlin amid protests over Germany's treatment of Jewish athletes. Non German members threaten a revolution if discrimination remains, while German delegates defend domestic policy. Brig. Gen. Charles Sheriff and the American Olympic Committee press for equal amateur participation regardless of race creed or color.
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Vienna
IUP
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Charis Sheri
United States
United Press Today
Frederick Rubiens
New York
Rublens
Taos
Ionall Ronnitein
Williams O Malley to defend title against Williams at armory card
Lightweights will be backed by men from the same division on the American Legion fight card next Friday night at the armory. Steve O Malley of Wheeling defends his state lightweight title in a 12 round bout with Billy Williams of Charleston, who beat him in the final round of the elimination. Williams, tied to Johnny Cataline of Charleston, wears about 235 pounds. Semifinal features Jimmy McMeen of Wheeling versus Cony Perry of Williamson.
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American Legion
the Armory
Jimmy Duggan
Tnst
Steve O’maley
Wheeling
Billy Williams
Charleston
State Athletic Commission
Williams
Johnny Cataline
Preddy Haverlak
Duggan
Akely O'Malley
Jimmy McMenn
Cony Perry
Williamson
Perry
LaMASTER Wins Charleston Debut in 7-1 Triumph
LaMASTER pitched a southpaw masterclass at Kanawha park, striking out 11 and allowing four hits in a 7-1 Senators win over the Springfield Chicks. Charleston jumped ahead with runs in the third, fourth, and later, while repeat hits and timely triples built the lead as they head to Wheeling for a series opener.
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Wayne LaMaster
Charleston
Springfield
Fanning
L. Hardman
Warne Lamaster
Kanawha Park
Springfield Chicks
Slanza
Senators
Theor
Wheeling
Johnstown
Tes
Huntington
LaMaster
Tallenders
Casey Jones
Spitan
Rowland
Boone
Johnson
Jones
Senator Portender
Bohl
Gitta
Joe Longnecker
Bont
Noonan
McCrone
Roweland
Pinglea
Longnecker
Boona
Superko
Byrd
LaMoaster
National's Lone Tilt Rained Out
National League action washed out as rain halted the only game of the day between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Cincinnati Reds after three and a half innings. The contest, part of a doubleheader, was scheduled for completion later but delayed by weather.
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National
Cancinnats
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Pee
Cardinals
Ware
Ward Wins Fast Ball Game 3 2
Ward Independents defeated Handiey 8 to 2 yesterday afternoon. Crown pitched for the winners allowing five hits. Headiey hit Hess for nine passes. Teams seeking games with Wanarg were asked to call King at East Bank 122.
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Ward Independents
Hess
Wanarg
King
East Bank
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