Local interest as Luther draws in Open tourney study
The Clairmont course in Pittsburgh hosts the Open with top players like Olin Dutra Gene Sarazen Johnny Goodman and Henry Picard leading the field. Luther the former Corry pro is expected to be a top contender while Oakmont is tougher than ever and forecasts hint at a high winning score.
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Clairmont
Pittsburgh
Olin Dutra
Corry Country Clubs
Sional
Ted Lather
Lane
Carry
Pitts Summerweau Bupeh
Districk
Apuo Goodman Lears
Luther
Teaver
Youngstown
Girard
MacDonald Smith
Emil Loeffler
Armour
Smith
Loeffler
Babe Ruth
Jooks Lice
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Goodman
Johnny Farrell
Ville Ict
Hulton
Oihat Gakmant
Oakmont
Wong Joy
Corry Country Club
Cooper
J. Farrell
Mur
Hick
Tad Luther
Joy Wins Initial Pro Tourney Here With 72
Joy Joy leads the field as Gordon Joy captures top money in the first professional round of the 1936 season at a local course. Higgins and Vogt follow with strong scores, while Shoemaker and Kellor also place in the prize group among a 25-player field. Next event scheduled at Edinboro on June 17.
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Joy
Gotham
Ruth
Higgins
Vogt
Shoemaker
Keillar
Lyons
Winkley
Tory Joy
Jtternpoley
St. Bonaventure
Brie
Jack Kellor
Meadville
Lor
Toby
Bruno Winkley
Fuffalohiani
Simon Pure
Keitlor
Edinboro
Jime
Tony Joy
Corry
S.se
TZ Higgins
William Vogt
Erie
Titusville
Fuck Weiller
Carl Wendell
L. Calloway
Bradford
Marci@ Smith
Warren
McGaughlin
Bllabore
Earl Diehl
Inc
al Dieter
Smethport
Jimmy Day
Hane
National Open entrants drill at Oakmont course
About 126 contenders prepared for the National Open at Oakmont Country Club Pennsylvania. Players discussed consistency in putting and avoiding hazards as rounds around the famed course began with early practice and mixed results from notable golfers. Greensburg defeats Red Wings 4 to 2 in a separate local game.
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Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
Hal
Duck Grout
Mai Smith
Willie Hunter
Tommy Armour
Bob MacDonald
Harold
Spud) McSpnden
Ray Mangrim
Babe Ruth Leaves Baseball and Literature Stalwart Shadow
Henry MecLeMore argues Ruth's departure hurts American literature more than his baseball decline. He reflects on Ruth as a prose subject and the peril of ghostwriters continuing under the Babe Ruth name without his presence.
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Henry Meclemore
United Press
New York
Babe Ruti
Ruth
Bane Ruth
Charles Lamb
Bernarr McFadden
Babe
Will
Majestic
Peningek
Jed
Bac
Indians
John Lewis Stops Patrick in Brief Millvale Thriller
Tommy Patrick, Los Angeles light heavyweight, boasted many Pacific coast fights, lasted 21 seconds longer than expected against John Henry Lewis in Millvale. The bout, scheduled for 10 rounds, ended in 1 minute 39 seconds as Lewis scored the knockout.
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Acees
Pittsburgh
Tommy Patrick
Los Angeles
John Henry Lewis
Pitts- Turinegro
Millvale
Heat Rejoins Columbus Club as Manager
Seen in Columbus on June 4 Don Heat former first baseman for the Phillies and the Chicago Cubs signs with Columbus as manager for the American Association. Heat was purchased by Columbus from the Cuban winter out refuge to report this spring.
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Columbus
Don Heat
Phindeiphtiea Nationals
Chicazo Cai
Yankees Score Over Mackmen and Cubs Halt Cards
New York Yankees extend pennant lead by defeating Philadelphia Athletica 7 4 while the Giants win to widen their gap over the Cardinals. Cubs halt the Cardinals 6 2 as Chicago’s Stan Hack continues strong hitting with a homer and double. Long day with Indians beating Browns 11 4 in 14 innings.
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Giants
Yanks
Indians
Browns
George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Yankees
Philadelphia
Athletica
Nating
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinan
Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Glenn Myatt
Cleveland Indians
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Clydell
Slick) Castleman
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
White Sox
Charley Root
Cubs
Stanley Hack
Fight Results Show Varied Knockouts Across Cities
Pittsburgh Johnny Lewis scored a knockout against Tom Patrick in Pittsburgh while Allen Matthews defeated Tommy Romano in Cleveland by technical knockout. Billy Celebron beat Carl Duya Las in Rockford with a knockout. Jackie Sharkey defeated Bus Breese in Manhattan by decision, and Bob Tinsley outpointed Sailor Born in Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
John Henry Lewis
Tommy Patrick
Los Angeles
Allen Matthews
St. Louis
Tommy Romano
Cleveland
AL Chicago
Billy Celebron
Rockford
Carl Duyalas
Paterson
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Bus Breese
Manhattan
Kundrew
Bob Tinsley
Chicago
Loughran to Fight Impelliteri in June bout at Phillies Park
Tom Loughran of Philadelphia and Ray Impelliteri heavyweight from Feethkill North Carolina were signed yesterday for a ten round fight on June 4 at the Phillies ball park.
Fate of 4 Club Loop Hinges on Ball Meet Fate
Tonight at the City Hall the Tweeling of the City Baseball League will decide whether to keep four teams or switch to three. The vote aims to settle long debates on rosters and schedule. Also on the agenda is plans to enclose the Washington street diamond as league members submit a favorable report. This week's games include Corry Jamestown vs Walkway Bleetries, Aera vs Al Ways, and Rayimonds vs Corry Jamestown.
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Hull
Washington Street
Trig
Corry
Jamestown
Aera
al Ways
Rayimonds Va
Baseball and horse draft feature led by farm scene
Yesterday's results show American League Cleveland beat St Louis 11 to 4 in 14 innings and New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 while Chicago won 6 2 over St Louis in the National League. Today Chicago faces St Louis and Philadelphia meets New York among several matchups. A farm scene near here features "Silver" a pure bred Brown Swiss bull tolling in harness beside a big draft horse at Carl Bethihn's farm.
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Ammerican Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
National Cincinals
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Bull
van Dyne Wis
Silver
Bill Tolls
Carl Bethihn
Here
Philadelphis Driveway
Louis National
St. Doulas
Cincinnati
Yesterday's Hero in Major Leagues Versus Browns
Bruce Campbell, Cleveland out fielder, homered to lift the Indians to a seven run lead before St. Louis Browns rallied in the 14th inning. Campbell previously played for the Browns.
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Bruce Campbell
Cleveland
Pases
Indians
St. Louis
Browns
Tech High Wins Erie County Golf Title Over North East
Tech High of Erie captured the Erie County Scholastic Golf League championship with an 11 1 2 to 1 2 victory over 1984 titleholder North East in a June 4 match. The Centaurs, league champions in 1933, had practically secured the honor last Friday by forfeit from Wesleyville, and a key point by Bell against Charles Lippehici helped North East avoid a shutout.
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North East
Tech High
Erie
Erie County
Bell
Charles Lipehici
Teen
Centaurs
Wesleyville
Ruth Delays Career Pause After Knee Soreness
Babe Ruth, in New York aboard the Normandie, weighs his future as his sore knee heals before deciding on baseball. He denies being pressured by Braves president Judge Fuchs, blasts Fuchs’ campaign-style ticket sales, and says he may return as a part time player and possibly seek a managerial post after recovery.
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United Press
New York
Shine
Babe Ruth
Konight
Normandie
Boston Braves
Ruth
Mil Fuchs
Braves
Fuchs
Ron
Rabbit Maranville
Hank Gowdy
Puch
Tye
English Derby Holds Race Fans Night of Turf Hoyden Upset
Crowds packed the village as about half a million are expected to watch seventeen top three year olds race one and a half miles at the English Derby with Bahram as the odds favorite owned by the Aga Khan. A gunman robbed a Peach Street filling station in broad daylight yesterday and escaped with $80.
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Fiream
Cnng
Batile
Aga-Khan
Bahram
Erie
Peach Street
United HARR Departime Welfare na in the Pen Hur
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about a welfare program and a penal court departure tied to a case in a regional city. Names, dates, and places are unclear but suggest legal or social welfare context. The readable fragment indicates an official action involving the United HARR agency and a penal house.
Announce Majorty of Vans &’re Details Delayed
Fragmentary text mentions an announced majority of vans and related items, with unclear context and broken phrases. No concrete names, places, dates, or events readable.
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Crit Paecordil
Reintend
Majont
Vans & ‘Re
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