Thomson Rocks Oaksend Hills With 66 In Open Lead
Jimmy Thomson shot 66 to reach 8 under par and join a four way tie for the U S Open lead at halfway. His round featured six birdies and an eagle, matching the tournament record for a single round at Oakland Hills as Bala Guildahl Frank Walsh and Ed Dudley also chased the leaders.
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Alan Gould
Bexivasam
Mich
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Swawnet-on-Delaware
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Bala Guldahi
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
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Eele
Ted
United States
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Johnny Goodman
Weller Bu Hagen
Tom
Oaksend Hills
Irtet
Tony Maners
Anour
Tommy Armour
W. Lawson Little
San Prendeco
Hesta
W. Va
Wrankle Strafaci
Brock
Harry Cooper Cage
Pat Sawyer
Minneapolis
Garden to Reopen Court Arguments in Braddock Fight
New York June 21 The Garden seeks a re argument of the appeal to block the Braddock Louis prize bout set for June 22 in Chicago The garden president Col John Reed Kilpatrick says a motion for re argument is in process and will be heard soon He notes the suit aims to force Braddock to honor his contract and may provoke comments for sports fans to digest The U S circuit court of appeals in Philadelphia ruled 2 1 to uphold Judge Fake of New Jersey denying the Garden injunction request
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James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Max Madison Square Garden Tote Ita
Comskey Perk
Chicago
John Reed Kilpatrick
Gerden
Gardan
Biddock
Garden
U. S. Circuit Court of Bo
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Tarday
Quy L. Fake
New Jersey
Garden Ts
Capital Motors Lose Behind the Pltsting Ot
A garbled report describes a football game played yesterday evening with Capital Motors losing. The text mentions Hank and Viale Sareated caened Motors, but the details and names are unclear and partially unreadable.
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Hank
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Fitzsimmons Traded to Brooklyn for Baker in Surprise Deal
New York Giants veteran Fred Fitzsimmons was traded to Brooklyn for Tom Baker as the Dodgers’ business manager announced. The move, four days before the trading deadline, aims to bolster Brooklyn’s relief corps while Baker, 22, seeks a fresh start after a rocky season shift to the Dodgers.
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Tom Baker
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Flatbush
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Fitzsimmons
Polo Grounds
John McGraw
Indianapolis
Al-lentown
Dudley and Walsh Play as One on Oakland Hills
Dudley and Frank Walsh, the touch down twins of the National Open Golf Championship, matched strokes across 34 holes at Oakland Hills. The Irish duo stayed within a single stroke for 36 tee shots and halved 20 of 38 holes, sharing drives of 235 yards and finishing with par like totals. Both born in 1902, they are known as runners-up and abstain from alcohol, joking about their synchronized play.
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Birmingham
Mich
Damon
Dudley
Frank
Pythine) Walsh
Touchdown Twins
Oakland
Oakland Hills
al Watrous
Walsh
Excaddlen
Homerun Leaders in Baseball Spotlight
Brief note highlights top homerun leaders across teams with standout performances and seasonal pacing. Focus on key players driving pace and team dynamics as the season progresses.
Dayton Ducks hammer Johnstown in Middle Atlantic tilt
Dayton Ducks ripped 14 hits to topple Johnstown 10 to 4 in a Middle Atlantic league game. Reis opened a six run eighth with a homer and Eashonne, Dayton center fielder, robbed Johnstown of several safeties with sharp grabs. Final: Dayton 10 Johnstown 4.
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Eashonne
Amend
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Radulovich
Blossom Defeats Burnwell to Narrow Carbide Lead
Blossom defeated Burnwell 7 5 at Armor Park in a Kanawha Valley league game, triggering a four run sixth inning to erase a 5 3 deficit. Butler and Weber homered for Blossom as Carbide’s first place margin shrank to three games, while Demn Edwards and others debuted for Blossom in a tense contest.
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Chemists
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Noyes
Weber
Blossom
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Lasers
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Edwards
Marshall College
Aca
Poffenberger Debuts With Tigers 6-5 Win Over Red Sox
In his first major league game, Cletus Boots Poffenberger pitched for Detroit in relief to beat Boston 6-5. He relieved George Gill in the third, allowing one run and four hits as Detroit pulled ahead on Charley Gehringer’s seventh inning RBI and Gerald Walker’s homer and three RBIs. Bert Campaneris...
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Boots) Poffenberger
Beaumont
Charleston
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Pottenberger
Tigers
George Gill
Hubsox
Lefty Grove
Charley Gehringer
Gerald Walker
Fabian Qattke
Boston
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Clota
Senator Hurler
Letty Grove
Gasette
Palumbo Victor At Charles Town
Sammy Palumbo rode the winner for the twenty-first time at Charles Town aboard A. E. Pierces Trixie Lanes in the Cobelt six and a half furlongs. Heavy track favored four year old Petia Wrack and Morning Sunshine as Trixie Lanes won in 1 23 4 5, with Small Change second and Wise Sister third. Parl Mutuel Manager Roy Watson posted an $8.00 daily double payoff for opting Misa B. A. McDonnalls Potoe Lad and Foltners Crushed Tea. Trixia Lass ended the favorite streak with an upset paying 18.40 for 2 to win.
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A. E. Pierce
Trixie Lanes
Petia Wrack
Morning Sunshine
Claude Feliner
Small Change
J. B. Belk
Wise Sister
Parl Mutuel
Roy Watson
Merning
Fick Ata
Misa B. A. McDonnall
Foltner
Trixia Lass
Braddock Aims at Close Range in Louis Title Bid
In Grand Beach on June 1 James Braddock, world heavyweight challenger, shows infighting plan to counter Joe Louis with a deadly right hand. Braddock drills with Cooper and Massera, finishing rounds with rapid hooks while trainer Robb urges caution and precision. The city-wide golf tourney also produced Larry David surprising Joel Hugel to reach semis against Ker mit Miller as Meadow Brook hosts a sun-day final.
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Joe Louis
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Henry Cooper
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Pittsburgh
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Art Jones
Ralph Fro
W. CO
Joe Nagel
Poca Edges Pritchard in Open Baseball Tilt
Poca Independents defeated Pritchard Motor baseball club 8 to 3 with Combs on the mound and Kish catching for the winners. Pritchard scored in the first, third and fifth innings to reach three. Poca added four in the first, one in the third and another in the fourth as White, Lloyd and Brusher formed the Pritchard battery.
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Pritchard Motor Baseball Club
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Indians Defeated In 7-4 Setback At Welch
Logan collected ten hits to Welch five but ten walks and eight errors doomed the Indians as Shirley Sloan allowed only two earned runs. Welch won 7 to 4 with Hutt relieving Batman for the victory.
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Shirley Sloan
Hutt
Batman
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Malatin
Stoan
Potter
Horse Race Results with Various Classes and Times
A garbled recap lists multiple horse races and results including two year olds and up, claiming, and maiden events. Entries mention names like Julie Grant, Night Owl, Tinted Lady, and Gold Brun with times and payouts. The noisy OCR includes numerous misreadings, inconsistent punctuation, and stray letters, but centers on race outcomes, horse names, trainer/owner tags, and betting figures.
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Washington Fur Firs
Turner
Renick
Pink Pivaater Ruidt
Folante
Julie Grant
I Corbert
Eo Uphelder
Phillips
Roberts
Seay
Kat
Gate Porte
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Nuckle
Sainte Jose Litsie
Abevant
Night Owl Post
Algcan
Garden Quest
Gurcauf
Mire
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Universal Consensus Copprient Debris in Obscure Rail Text
Unclear garbled OCR from a Washington Park page yields fragmented names and phrases. Readable traces include scattered proper nouns and odd spellings such as Tam Zorane Iveeman Kay and Te Me, with scattered references to places and titles. The passage lacks coherent events or dates to form a solid summary.
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Universal Rarvice
AL Waehingten Park
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