Bobby Jones Gears Up to Defend Open Golf Crown
Atlanta star Bobby Jones prepared to defend the American Open title at Oakmont against 150 entrants, including former champions such as Walter Hagen Jim Barnes Chick Evans Willis McFarlane Gene Sarazen and Ryder Cup members Ted Ray. The field features Jock Hutchinson Johnny Parrell and Aubrey Boomer noted for sharp Oakmont play as the tournament structure spans 18 holes over two days then a 36-hole final.
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Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
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Jock’ Hutchinson
Johnny Parrell
Bobby Cruikshank
MacDonald Smith
Leo Diegel
Wild Bo" Mehlhorn
Tommy Armour
Aubrey Boomer
Oakmon
Viree
Taylor at M E South preacher stresses redemption
Rev. Br. P. Taylor of Baton Rouge urged redemption through Jesus in a First Methodist Church South address. He urged believers to look beyond sin, noting Jesus seeks out the broken and imparts worth, while praising Baton Rouge and its university. Taylor and his wife were warmly welcomed and plan to return south after visiting here.
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Tigers Rally To Beat Red Sox 11 10
Detroit edged Boston 11 to 10 as Gib son and Carroll pitched for the Tigers while McFayden and Russell started for Boston. The game featured late Detroit scoring in the ninth and key hits from Tobin Woodall and Manush among others.
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Fothergill
Stroll
Woodall
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Regan
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Tavener
Rothrock
Cargo
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Geisel
Dineen
Plan Probe Of Da Autremonts In Ohio
Columbus dispatch reports postal inspector Captain Long plans to question Ray and Ray Da Autremont in Ohio about the Siakiyou Oregon train holdup that left a postal clerk and three trainmen hurt. Assistant U S Attorney Bartela may seek their transfer to Oregon authorities for federal court. The brothers claim two to three years in Ohio before returning to Oregon.
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United States
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Senators defeat White Sox 6-1 in Chicago contest
Washington Senator pitchers Lisenbee andunsupported offense tally a 6-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. Marlboro players Goslin Speaker and Judge contribute key hits as Chicago’s Faber and Cole struggle, with Chicago left on base counts and defensive miscues noted.
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Clancy
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Cole
Yanks Outhit Foes But Fall One Run Short
New York outsized the Indians but lose 8 to 7 as Ruth homers in the seventh off Uhle. Pipgras and Hudlin spark the mound duel while Cleveland jumps to seven runs early. Scoring and fielding details accompany the tight batterymates clash in a tense June contest.
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Morehart
Gehrig
Hudlin
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Wile
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McGowan
Evans
Hilgebrand
Baseball doubleheader results from Columbus to Indianapolis
Scores show Milwaukee and Toledo split games in Columbus and Indianapolis while Louisville and Minneapolis posted varied tallies. Key players include Moon Benton Gaston Shealy Young and Wisner with multiple pitchers and fielders contributing across the two days of play.
Italicized Italian anarchist Ging Lucetti jailed thirty years
In Rome on June 12 Ging Lucetti, a young Italian smarchist, was sentenced to 30 years for an attempt to assassinate Premier Mussolini last September by throwing two bombs. Leandro Sorlo received 20 years and Stefano Vateroni 18 years nine months for complicity.
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Long Hye
Mussolini
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Tacetti
Leandro Sorlo
Stefano Vateroni
Gilbert raps Berlin budget in reparations debate
June 12 report to the reparations commission criticizes Germany's budget policy. Gilbert Jr notes subventions and loans to German states strain finances and impede sound economic rehabilitation. He cites 984 million marks paid of 1.5 billion planned, warning rising expenditures threaten future budgetary trouble.
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Germany
S. Parker Gilbert Jr
Repara
Mr. Gilberts
Giants and Braves Set Triple Trade in Cincinnati
June 12. Three New York National League players were traded to the Boston Nationals for a few men. Manager John J. McGraw announced the deal involving Benton Pitcher McGraw Ald and Catcher Taylor plus Infielder Thomas of Boston and Greenfield McQuillan and another Giant.
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Benton
Taylor
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Bostom
Greenfield
McQuillan
Local Stocks See Big May Play In Charlestown Market
May brought unusually lively activity in Charlestown securities with large blocks of stocks and bonds changing hands. A state road bond exceed one million dollars and Appalachian Electric Power reportedly sold over 44 million worth in its territory. National figures show May 1937 new bond issues reaching 934.82 million, up about 80 percent from 1936, with five month totals surging past 3.76 billion. underwriting centers shifted with New York leading, Chicago second, and Pacific coast growth noted amid refinancing trends and lower yields in several sectors.
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Hardy, Dana and Company
Arnold A. Barnes
Robert L. Huddle
H. L.tertie
United States
Lawrence Stern and Company
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
French Net Stars Lose in Cup Elimination
Rome June 12 France loses in the Italian French cup elimination. Morpurgo and de Gtatart defeat Cothet and Brugnom in doubles, while Morpurge and LaConte win singles. Two singles remain to decide the winner. Also notes currency rate and a baptism scene in Liverpool baths.
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France
J . de Morpurgo
Gorgio de Gtatart
Bearl Cothet
Jacques Brugnom
Ji Coches
Rene LaConte
de Morpurge
Del
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Yrench
Bus Line Advertises Service Across Creek Areas
Time Sea of Creek montgomery and the first coach line announces passenger service via Coalburg East Bank Goone Hill Hansford Pratt Handley Montgomery. For further information call 128 East Bank W Yar E R Spencer Manager.
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