Fisher Has 70 to Break Par by Two
In REENVIEW New Jersey heat bakes the North Shore course as 149 challengers prepare for Gene Sarazen in the opening round of the 72 hole American Open. Johnny Fischer shot two under par in the morning while Sarazen, favored at 2 1, predicted 228 to win. Other contenders include Dutra Wood Armour and Von Fimm, all priced around 10 to 1.
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Reenview
United States
Gene Sarazen
North Shore
Merrow
Brese
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnst Aig
Ado Espinoss
Strazen
Watit
Bob Jones
Gene
Dutra
Craig "Wood
Tomasy Armour
Chicago
George von Fim
Lod. Angeles
Sarazen
A's and Senators Tie In Low-Scoring Meet
On page continuation, Gaston struck out Radley and Hadley twice. Final tally shows a tie as Gaston and teammates mopped up in a 2:07 game time with 3 and 5 runs by basis-Gaston and Radley, Umphea Moriarty, and Gel contributing in the late innings.
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Leula
Base
Gaston
Radley
Hadley
Umphea—Moriarty
Gelwet
Tigers Trim Indians in seventh inning win
Detroit Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians 3 to 1 in a five game series finale. The big sixth inning carried Detroit to their fourth straight win as pitchers Bridges and Bildebrand held Cleveland to one run. Bet inquiries note errors and fielding miscues, with Owen and Greenberg producing for Detroit.
Germans Promise No Jewish Discrimination for 1936 Olympics
The International Olympic Committee voted to keep the Berlin games, with Germany pledging that Jewish amateur athletes would not be discriminated against. Brig. Gen. Carlos Sherill questioned the pledge, while officials noted the German government officially backed the assurance. The congress opened with ceremonial pageantry as delegates discussed ensuring fair participation.
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Verna
Sune
International Olympic Committee
Berlin
Germany
United States
Carlos Sherill
counzlt- + tea
Japan
Theodor Lewald
Henri de Betlet-Latour
Bnailet-Latour
Lewald
Lesa
Johnstown beats Beckley 5 4 on Pritchard drive
Johnstown harnessed a third inning two on push with Pritchard whistling a home run drive to power a 5 4 win over Beckley. Warner and Andrews, Ruse and Makowski teamed in a close scoring battle at Johnstown.
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Johnstown
Pritchard
Beckley
Scare
Warner
Andrews
Ruse
Makowski
Sandwich Shop Wins In Kanawha City Baseball Thriller
The Sandwich Shop baseball team defeated Owens Trimels office tear yesterday by 14 to 13. Comstock and Wazelle formed the Insing battery with Phalen and Miller as the winning duo.
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Kanawha City Sandwich Shop
Owens Trimels
Comstock
Wazelle
Insing Battery
Phalen and
Miller
St Albans Youth Wins Tennis Title
Kark Osborne of St Albans won the boys singles title at the West Vice gints event, defeating Donald Fine of Williamson 4-0 6-1 6-8. Juniors semifinals featured Parkersburg and Charleston contenders with Debusey and Timberlake advancing, and doubles finals set with Debussey/Wolf and Reed/Norewell. Other results include Parkersburg beating Charleston pair Mendeloff/Swartz and Huntington players Wilkes/Griffith advancing by default.
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Huntington
Kark Osborne
St. Albans
West Vice
Debussey
Reed
Wolf
Parkersburg
Norewell
Mendeloff
Swartz
Charleston
Wilkes
Griffith
Beckley
K. Wilkes
Wolford
J. Wilkes
Bird
Lutepage
Desussey
Timberlake
Ens Suspended By League Boss
NEW YORK June 7 Jewel ns acting manager of the Cincinnati Reds has been suspended indefinitely after a confrontation with umpire George Barr during the Reds versus St Louis Cardinals game in Cincinnati yesterday. National League President John Heydler said the duration is uncertain and he would decide tomorrow whether to extend the suspension or lift it and impose a fine.
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Jewel @ns
Cincinnati Reds
George Barr
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
John Heydler
National League
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Reports show multiple scorelines across National League American League and minor leagues with Detroit beating Cleveland 3 1 Chicago topping St Louis 4 1 and Washington and Philadelphia both 13 in a rain affected wing. other results include Wheeling defeating Charleston 7 4 and Newark 22 Albany quiders postponed. Legion of Honor awarded to Mme Robert Vauchez 62 of Til enay France for raising 18 children 13 surviving.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Pittsfurrh
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louie
Washington
Philadelphia
Anternas Usal Leen
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Albany Qiders
Twilight League Carbide
Marines
Fark
Stareber
France
Mme
Robert Vauchez
Tilenay
Marksmen to Meet Washington Fa June 7 Fire Marksmen Open
Fire marksmen will open at clay pigeons tomorrow at the Western Pennsylvania Trapshooters League second meeting. The shoot carries a 190 bird contest. Also in brief notes elephants crossing Africa rail line caused train stop. Wrestling results from United Press list several matches with multiple international competitors. Iron clamps used in Worcester England turret construction linked to a forty foot crack in an ancient monument.
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Washington, Fa
Western Pennsylvania Trapshooters' League
Edgar Tower
Worcester
England
Dates Announced For Mason and Dixon Women's Golf Meet
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS June. The Mason and Dixon Women's Golf championship will be played at White Sulphur Springs in September. The event aims to rank as a top national championship for women, with a three year gold trophy and annual prizes. Leading golfers from the U S and abroad are expected to compete on the three South’s finest courses, with past champions and famous players named in attendance.
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Mason and Dixon
White
South
England
Canada
Glenna Collette Ware
Helen Hicks
Bernice Wall
Edith Cummings
Marion Hollins
Maureen Qroatt
Lillian Wyde
Alexa Sterling
Virginia van Wie
America
Bell Beltch
Joyce Wethered
Diana Fishwick
Betty Dix Perkins
Kathleen Garmham
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Italy
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Sol Slagel
Doug Wyker
Paul Doesa
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Kute Gabriel
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