Little and Sarazen Tie For First In Open Playoff
Gene Sarazen and Lawson Little deadlocked for the U S Open championship after 72 holes at Canterbury with 287 totals. Ed Oliver finished 287 but was disqualified for starting early, while Sam Snead faded after an 81 final round amid a rain soaked finale.
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Bob Considine
Jame
Gene Sarazen
Lawson Little
Canterbury
Little
Ed Oliver
Hornell
Oliver
Johnny Bulia
Dutch Harrison
Joseph Dey
Ky Laffoon
Leland Gibson
Claude Harmon
Little Inter
Golf Association
Hal Pierce
Sam Snead
Lite
Horton Smith
Frank Walsh
Rumson
N. J
Lewsen Little
Dick Metz
Azen
Bradley's Bimelech Captures Belmont Stakes Victory
Bradley's Bimelech wins the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park in New York before 26,401 spectators. Freddy Smith guides the Black Toney colt to a three-quarter length margin over Your Chance with Andy K. third. The 1 1/2 mile race finished in 2:28 3-5, just behind the track record. betting favored Bimelech paid 4.70 3.10 2.70.
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Bemont Race Track
New York
Insi
R. Bradley
Belmont Park
Freddy Smith
Black Toney
Andy K
Wenig
Bimelech
Gallahadian
Corydon
Century Nolte
Century Note
Smith
Mountain State Coon Hunters Field Trial Near Diamond
The Mountain State Coon Hunters Association hosts a coon hound field trial this afternoon at Witchers Creek near Diamond. Start time is 1 o clock with ribbons for eliminated heats and cash for final winners. Andy K and Gallahadian show in third, Corydon advances from the second division amid a sharp challenge. Gallahadion weakens turning into the stretch as Bimetech takes the lead with Your Chance closing fast. Corydon suddenly stops after a burst of speed at the eighth pole.
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Witchers Creek
Diamond
Andy K
Gallahadian
Corydon
Gallahadion
Biue-tech
Bimetech
Saints Retain Lead in Loop Softball Standings
The Saints remain atop the loop after a strong week, while the Based Memorial Sugarers challenge in second place with five wins and losses. Thirteen games are on tap this week with multiple matchups at Virginia Street, Kelly Field, and Humphreys Field, including Saint Day Saints versus Elizabeth Virginian and other local church teams.
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Ames
Femin
Memorial Shuggers
Mindae
Salvation Army
Emmanuel Virginia Street
Calvary
Eligabetis
Kelly
Bream “Boyz
En Marvel
Wumshrevs
Friuny
Memorial
St. Luke's
Virginia
Central
Swing Expects Largest Field For Open Play
HEXTINGTON June 8 The Bulfing clan will gather at the Guyan Golf and Country club June 17 18 19 to contest the West Virginia state open over 72 holes in medal play Amateurs and professionals alike battle for the S500 purse the George C Weimer trophy if an amateur wins who gains the prize Clem Weichman defending champion from Logan Country club The entry fee is 5 and payable at the gate
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Hextington
West Virginia
Guyan Golf and Country Club
Sneads
Clarks
George C. Weimer Trenny
Chaoirman
Bill Swing
Guyen
Clem Weichman
Logan Country Club
Huntington
Sam Snead
Major League Baseball Scores and Today’s Games
National League results include Cincinnati 23 Branklyn 2 and Chicago 3 Boston 3. Fittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 5 New York 4 5 St. Louis 2 2. American League Cleveland 3 New York 0 Chicago 12 Washington 6 St. Louis 15 Philadelphia 1 Detroit 4 Boston 2. Today’s slate features Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at St. Louis, Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at New York with multiple pitchers listed for each matchup.
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Babich
Caster
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Oc Kulfing
Bridgen
Harrix
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Bia
Rey
Bathory
Ty Dewryit
St Louis
Parsons Defend Net Crown In State Closed Tennis
With 31st annual State Closed tennis tournament set at Charleston Tennis Club next week, defending champ Deacon Parsons of Huntington leads a strong field including Dorothy Bell, Ben Arkle, Sam Cohn and rising players from Parkersburg, Charleston, Wheeling, and Beckley. Entries from Bluefield, Huntington, Wheeling, Clarksburg, and other cities expected as the five day meet begins.
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J. Pell Miller
Deacon Parsons
Huntington
Marshall College
Parsons
Sill
Dorothy Bell
Wheeling
Ben Arkle
Sam Cohn
Beckley
Lawrence Smith
Parkersburg
Jimmy Allen
Bob Brasius
Charleston City
Billy Pugh
Johnny Murphy
Arkie
Lawrence Smit
Alston
Minneapolis
Charles Gore
Allen
Oode
Gore
Capital City
Miller
Phil Mahood
Jack Dudley
Bluefield
Red Brown
Elkins
Tickle Reed
A. D. McCabe
Shibbies Front
Chester Hubbard
Fred Kellmeyer
Lorraine Bell
Christine McCuskey
Haymond Rapp
Evelyn Barnes
Clarksburg
Margie Linkenhaker
Hinton
George Sims
Eddie Alcorn
Mount Hope
Lois Woodyard
Spencer
Preston Young, Jr
Holden
Sam Nutty
White Sulphur Springs
Ruth Jones
Mannington
Trim Charleston
Herman Boralk Bah Brosius
Billy Puth
Buddy Midelburg
Roy Simme
Dick Drumheller
Joe Dickinson
Re P. DeVan
Edwin Chilton
Burky Harris
Howard Allum
Fat Gallagher
Jake Kraus
Two Homers Tie Tigers Past Red Sox 4-2 in Detroit
Rudy York and Hank Greenberg hit homers as Detroit defeated Boston 4-2 on Lefty Grove day. Ted Williams drove in both Boston runs with a single in the eighth, while Johnny Gorsica allowed nine Boston hits in a nine-inning outing.
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Kanawha County coaches and staff move toward board decision
Spot Notes reports Kanawha County high school coaching and staffing plans nearing completion with a board meeting next Thursday. Possible assignments include Rufus Carney as Stonewall Jackson assistant, Johnny Newcome pursuing the Dunbar post, and Vince Donohoe or Aldo Faletti in Huntington.
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Rufus Carney
Dunbar High
Marshall
Stonewall Jackson
Shorty Fields
Dunbar
Fields
South Charleston
Don Chandler
Howard Hutson
Victory High
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Den
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Woodrow Wilson
Howard
Clyde
Charleston
Vince Donohoe
New East High
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Laniz
Spike Underwood
Donohoe
Aldo Faletti
Browns rout A's as Culienbine drives in six runs
Roy Culienbine, traded from Brooklyn to St Louis to keep his bat, slugged a homer and a double and drove in six as the Browns crushed the Athletics 15 to 1 in Philadelphia. The game report notes Culienbine's hot hitting and a one sided early run parade.
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Philadelphia
Roy Culienbine
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Fred Wolcott Sets Two New Hurdle Marks at Princeton Meet
Fred Wolcott of Rice Institute set two world marks in the high and low hurdles at the Princeton Invitation, running 13.9 in the 120 yard high hurdles and 22.3 in the 220 yard low hurdles, with a 58.4 shuttle relay by Texas and Yale, and other notable performances by Ed Burrowes of Princeton and Campbell Kane of Indiana.
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N. J
Fred Wolcott
Rice Institute
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Boyce Gatewood
Texas University
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Dougle
Jesse Owens
Ed Burrowes
Campbell Kane
Indiana
Jim Kehoe
Maryland
Mark
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Forest Elaw
Oklahoma
John Munski
Chuck Fenske
Walter Mh
Wisconsin
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Leslie MacMitchell
Lou Zamperini
Southern California
Blaine Rideout
Three New Missouri A A U Records Set
IRKANSAS CITY June ITNs Glenn Cunningham won the 1500 meter in 3 48 to set Missouri Valley A A U outdoor relay record. Romani finished second. Sehnacke unattached cleared 6 feet 3 1 2 inches to beat the high jump mark. Williams unattached tossed 53 feet 4 3 4 inches to surpass Hockney’s record by one foot.
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Glenn Cunningham
Missouri Valley
Archie San. Romani
Sehnacke
Iowa State
Williams
Elmer Hockney
Hockney
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