Critics Win Favor of U S G A at Open Meet Final Drill
Oakmont course under threat as U S G A moves to ease greens sand hazard before National Open. Harry Cooper of Chicago fires a 67 five under par in final practice amid rain, relief from tournament committee, and plans to adjust pin placements and bunker conditions for opening round.
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Alan Goulda
Associated Press
Oakmont Country Club
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Harry” Cooper
Chicaga
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Chicago White Sox acquire Tony Piet in straight deal
Chicago White Sox announce a straight purchase of interleague player Tony Piet from Milwaukee and Cincinnati club systems for a base price reported at 12500 dollars. The move links Piet to Toronto and Interleague play, signaling a major roster adjustment for the team.
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Inters Gnational Teague
Putney and Martin Clash as Putney Wins 3-2
The Fighting Putney ball club of the Kanawha Valley League moved up to first division with a 3-2 win over E. D. Martin at Armor Park. A pitchers’ duel saw Martin jump ahead 2-0, but Putney tied it in the sixth and pushed across the deciding run in the sixth, claiming the upset and knocking out Cattrell’s Auto Service from fourth place. The game featured steady hurling by Marshall and Shropshire and a late Putney rally to seal the victory.
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Auto Service
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Orchestra Nine To Play Milkmen At Charleston Armory
Cab Calloway leads his jazz kings in a Saturday four o'clock ball game against the Valley Bell milkmen at the ball park. Proceeds go to Union Mission, Mattle V. Lee Home, and Charleston Day Nursery under the American Legion Post 57.
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Armory
Charleston
Jazz Kings
Valley Bell Mnkmen
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Union
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Charleston Day Nursery
Charles E. Young
American Legion
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Racing Results At Batase Fark Pirst Faces 800 Maiden
Yesterday's racing results list many horse names and odds from Batase Fark track. Several entries show ages from two to four years plus, with times like 2:30 and 3:40 noted alongside claimed prices such as 800 and 2900.
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Batase
Fark Pirst
Saimung
Smith
Ralnay Disie Dore
Cou Btree
Agein
Mi Alva
Olenbrost
Bun Gram
Aura
Teg
Fat Murty Terry
Dellhouse
Curtain
Mine Dan
C. V. Wancey
Pisgjock
Meade
Merry Fox
Gavest
Algoran
Agingeta
Foltz
Anc
Walther
de Brockmeade Hable Entey
Alegrane Ipalyuetun
Fern ‘Twig
Astra
Aseseatlee
Universal Consensus roan and strange race results
A cluttered page lists numerous names, places, and race results with prices and times. The notes mention horses, entries, and added money, alongside various sponsors and event numbers.
Edgewood Kanawha Rivalry in Women’s Golf Finals
The Edgewood and Kanawha Country clubs clash today at the Kanawha course in the eighth annual women’s city tournament final. Mrs. John Ray faces Mrs. Stine R. Halt over 18 holes for the championship as Edgewood vies for district supremacy in Charleston.
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Mrs. Hall
Charleston
Kanawha Course
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Stine R. Halt
Ray
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Kenawhs
John Bay. Edgewood
Twilight Fires Vice President in Kanawha League
Twilight League held a mid-summer meeting at Kanawha Otel to discuss player transfers but took no action on jumping between circuits. They demanded the resignation of Frank Knight, The Gnarrette sports editor, as second vice president due to his dual Kanawha Valley Baseball League ties, voted 5-3 to push him out while Knight resigned and remained a member.
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Zanesville Caps Two From Yanks
Zanesville defeats Akron in both ends of a doubleheader 6-3 and 9-1 after a strong Akron bombardment. Sudnick hits a homer in the first game as Davis holds the Yankees to one hit in the final frame. Johnny Bi an guides Zanesville while Walgemot, Liebardt, and Suskeya contribute offensively.
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Senators Fall To Pirates In Long Rainy Game
In Portsmouth, the Portsmouth Pirates defeated the Charleston Senators 3-1 in 13 innings as rain delayed much of the action. Pavlovic and Noel Noonan sparked early hits, but the Senators stranded runners and could not convert when hits mattered. Turner pitched well for Portsmouth as they notched their sixth straight win.
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Athletics Triumph Over Yankees 8 7 In Fifth Rally
New York June 5 Athletics slugger Bob Johnson belted his 13th homer as the seventh place club defeated the league leading Yankees 8 to 7. A five run fourth inning rally followed Johnson’s cloudburst after Vito Tamulis left the mound for Fordham John Murphy, giving Johnson his first loss of the season and consolidating Philadelphia area box office action.
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Giants Tie Phillies In Doubleheader Ending Split
The New York Giants and Philadelphia Phillies split a doubleheader with a 4-3 loss and 7-4 win by Philadelphia, as Carl Hubbell pitched well in relief for the Giants in the second game while the opening game saw the Phils capitalize on a rough first inning. Joe Moore and Leiber led Philadelphia at bat, while Leon Chagnon relieved for New York.
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Bahram Wins 156th Derby at Epsom Downs
Bahram, the Aga Khan’s 3 year old, wins the 256th Derby at Epsom over 1 1/2 miles. The odds-on favorite finishes two lengths ahead of Rob In Goodfellow with Field Trial close behind as royalty watches on a rain soaked downs. The dramatic finish sees Bahram surge in the final stretches to secure victory.
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Epsom
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Rob
Goodfellow
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