Fast Greens are Big Handicap at Open and Other Notes
Court action looms as Judge Bramham weighs a boxing case involving Alsban d Fitts slated for Sing Sing release and a rule on his ineligibility to play. Oakmont previews show Harry Cooper pacing Open contenders with a 67 and Ted Luther shining for Corry. local civic updates fund a fence around Washington Street grounds aiding Ball League play.
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Harry Cooper
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Willie MacParlaney
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Corry
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City Ball League
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Golf War For U. S. Open Title Launched Morning Round
Roland Mackenzie led a crowded early surface at Oakmont in the opening round of the National Open as par 72 stood as the top mark by Mackenzie and Ed Dudley set a 74 after one of Oakmont’s famed hazards. Herman Barron and other notables chased with 73s while several 75s appeared among the first scores. Malicious thieves in Salt Lake City stole a laundry bag from a parked truck and released its brakes to roll the vehicle down a hill.
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Roland Mackenzie
Washington
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Mackensie
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Herman Barron
White Plains
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Laffoon
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
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Floyd Farley
Oklahoma City
Cleveland
Denny Shute
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Willie McFarlane
Tuckahau
Johnny Farrell
Tommy Armour
Salt Lake City
Utah
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today Games
Standings show yesterday results across major leagues with scores for American National and International leagues. Notable tallies include Philadelphia 9 New York 7 and Chicago 5 Cincinnati 2 with upcoming games listed such as Chicago at St Louis and Philadelphia at New York.
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New York
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Gibbons Belmont Clash Promised In Pittsburgh Tonight
United Press reports a middleweight bout in Pittsburgh between Jack Gibbons, son of Mike Gibbons, and Jimmy Belmont. The result could influence contenders seeking a title fight with Teddy Yarosz. In Cleveland, Walter Johnson faces a pivotal period as the Indians open a long home stand at League Park starting June 7, with pennant hopes tied to his managerial fate.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jack Gibbons
Mike Gibbons
Jimmy Belmont
Teddy Yarosz
Johnson Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Indians
League Park
Johnson
Dizzy Forced to Change Tactics
Frank Frisch manager of the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals dismissed Dixey Dean's tirade as popoff and ordered Dean to change his pitching approach. Frisch said Dean disobeyed instructions in previous games against the Pirates and cost them victories while warning of suspension if his behavior continued.
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Pittsburgh
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Dixey Dean
Cardinal Tench
Pirates
Frisch
Dean
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Arky Vaughan
American Davis Cup Team Sets Sail for Europe
The American Davis Cup squad, blending youth and experience, travels to Europe in pursuit of the international tennis trophy lost since 1927. Veterans Wilmer Allison Sidney Wood and John Van Ryn may headline the singles, with Gene Mako and Donald Budge, first time team members, possible doubles contenders.
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New York
Europe
Wilmer Allison
Sidney Wood
John van Ryn
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
Former caddie fires 69 in steady open round
Perry Del Vecchio, a likeable Italian pro from Greensburg Country Club who started as a caddie at Oakmont, played through cold rain to post a brilliant sub par 69. He was in contention for the Open as the round concluded.
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Sittsburgh
Perry del Vecchio
Greensburg Country Club
Oakmont
Tigers, Athletics, and Giants Beat Yankees Fans See Braves Debut
Detroit Tigers win opener over the Indians 4-7 as Tommy Bridges adds a seventh straight victory with a ninth inning RBI double. Athletics topple the Yankees 9-7 behind Bob Coleman’s grand slam and six RBI. Giants split with Phillies as Dott Camilli homers in game one. Mel Ott drives in key runs in game two. Braves host first home appearance since Babe Ruth’s departure with 1,506 fans watching. Bob Johnson of the Athletics homered with the bases loaded for the 18th time this season.
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United Press
New York
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tommy Bridges
Gordonsville
Tenn
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Vito Tamulis
Bob Coleman
Vernon Wilshere
Johnny Whitehead
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jack Knott
Bob Grove
Clit Bolton
Washington
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
Phillies
Dott Camilli
Phils
Mel Oit
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Braves
Babe Ruth
Peoria Athlete Completes 1000 Holes of Golf in One Session
Peoria strongman Robert Coy achieved a milestone by playing 1000 consecutive holes of golf with no rest at 1:80 p.m. on June 5. He used 25 caddies and continued playing at night under flash light, beating his previous record of 476 holes in about 51 and a half hours.
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Peoria
Robert
Chief) Coy
Coy
Bisons Rise to Lead as Buffalo Embraces Baseball Fever
Buffalo fans rally behind the Bisons as they surge from midpack to first in the International League. A May home stand yields 14 wins in 18 games, including four straight over Toronto Maple Leafs, lifting Buffalo to top form. Westminster College to lose 19 athletes to graduation on June 10 after multi-sport careers.
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Bisons
Toronto Maple Leafs
Westminster
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Titans
Mountain and Daugherty Likely for Mound Work Tomorrow
Mountain and Daugherty are likely choices for mound duty in the twilight twin bill at the Washington Street ground tomorrow at 5 p.m. The Corry Jamestown squad and All Way Electrive clash in a postponed league game. Daugherty and Long are key hurlers with others possibly stepping in as teams adjust rosters under by law relaxations.
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Daugherty
Twin
Cily Baseball League
Corry-Jamestown
All- Way
Electrive
Washington Street Ground
Electrimen
Raymonds
Tne
Corry-Jamestown Aggregation
Wolf” Mountain
Babe Haenel
Bob Owens
All-Ways
Electrics
Aero Supply
D-Js
Corry 4 Meeting at Gitoge Hall Opens Momtowi Session
A fragmented note outlines a meeting at Gitoge Hall titled Corry 4 with references to a Momtowi session. The text mentions an opening, greeting, and a master respect theme, indicating an informal community gathering with mid morning activities.
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Corry
Gitoge
Tinisda
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