Luther Leads Golf Star With Strong Open Showing
Corry veteran Ted Luther, a former Corry Country Club pro, shines in the 1934 National Open at Merion Cricket Club. He finishes in the money with 300 plus, behind winner Olin Dutra, while local interest rises as he climbs toward golf greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Luther
Corry Country Club
Meron Cricketlub
Luther
Olin Dutra
Gene Saragon
Pittsburgh
Corry
Lather
Ardmore
Paul Bunyan
Walter Haget
Repute
Giants Slugging G Restores Them to Top of Standings
The Giants win four of five in a homers heavy stretch led by Ott Crit, Travis Jackson, Ryan and Texty, with Ott and Ryan delivering two games with four runs produced. In the American League, Gehrig drives Detroit in a 3 to 2 win as Burleigh Grimes holds Chicago’s rally, while Boston tops Brooklyn in ten innings and several pitchers dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theon Wright
United Press
Wmw
York
Joe Jackson
le Giants
Giants
BCC
Mel Ott
Hughie Crit
Travis Jackson
Blondie Ryan
Texty
Esterday Hubbell
Luque
Bell
Phils
Ott
Ryan
Cubs
Chicago
Paul Derringer
Reds
Geonse ‘Davis
Pirates
Collins
Dizny Dean
Brooklyn
Boston
Tineden
New York
Detroit
Lot Gehrig
Roy Manaffey
Burleigh Grimes
Johnny Murphy
Chamberlain
Tigers
Sam Jones
Rowe
Sox
Bob Weiland
Indians
Browns
Wes Ferrell
Weiland
Washington
Geop
Case
Alphonse Thomas
Jamestown Beat Philadelphia in Slim Baseball Tilt
Jamestown Portier led by Letty Johnson delivered a strong display as Philadelphia visitors bowed 7 to 1 at Coleton Park. Johnson starred with dominant pitching and timely hits while Renick struggled, yielding eleven hits in a lop sided scoring day.
Luther Finishes In Money In U S Open
Ted Luther, from Pittsburgh and Valley Heights CC, finishes tied for 13th at the U S Open with 300 total, earning $77.50. Sam Parks Jr of South Hills CC shines with brilliant play as Luther’s nearby rivaling peers, including Joe Kirkwood, Hagen, Little, Dudley, and Armour, falter down the board.
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Pittsburgh
Intsburgh
Valley Heights Country Club
Ted Luther
South Hills Country Club
Sam Parks Jr
Luther
Cigs
Joe Kirkwood
Odd
Former caddies spark upset in City Golf League
Mullhelm's Erie Beers staged a clean sweep over Keister's Cut Hate, a strong entry, 419 to 0. Other results saw Acra Supply defeat M. J.'s 9 to 6 and Corry Water Supply topple Hotel Corry 81 to 8. Upcoming matches pair Hotel Corry with Keister's, Corry Water with Aero Supply, and Mulhelm Beers against the M. D.'s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulheim
Erie Beers
Keister
Aero Supply
M. Ds
Cory Water Cops
Hotel Corry
Mullhelm
Ereworks
City Golf League
Blick
Acra
Corry
Keister’s
Mulhelm
Yesterday's Results From Major Leagues and International Play
Yesterday results show New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 while Boston beat Washington 4 to 1. Cleveland won 6 to 1 over St Louis and New York edged Philadelphia 18 to 7 in a separate matchup. International play lists Newark 25 in a likely scoring event with unclear opposing team names.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Debrall
Cleveland
St Louis
Wrestling Pass Dispute Strains Montreal Officials
In Montreal a rift grows between the Athletic Commission and promoters over free passes to bouts. The commission seeks to honor passes issued by officials, while promoters argue passes should not be honored for ring access. A meeting is set to resolve who runs the arrangements, a recurring clash in the wrestling scene.
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Primo
Maxie Byet
States
Maxie
Witter
Ion
Carnera
Gerting
Mount Royal Arena
Montriw
Montreal
Royal
Lugien Rippel
Oscar Bénoit
Yesterday's Heroes Jimmy Dykes Leads Slugfest Win
A garbled box score highlights Jimmy Dykes driving in two runs as his team defeats the Tigers. Mel Ott hits his 15th homer and drives in five with three in five at bats. Burleigh Grimes, with the Yankees, appears in relief in the 9th with two on, recording an out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dykes
Tigers
Mel Ott
Giants
Burleigh Grimes
Yanks
Smorpay
Sie
Kite
Cuyler
Cubs
Reds
George Davis
Cards
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Senators
Carnera Baer Heavyweight Title Bout Draws Tepid Hype
The June 1 United Press report notes Primo Carnera and Max Baer in final prep for their heavyweight title clash with cautious betting. Baer’s recent exhibition drew about 3,000, marked as his worst since training began, while Camera had a poor workout and his camp faced public scrutiny. Promoter James Johnston reported about 200000 in advance funds, with betting largely unsettled amid the publicity questions.
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United Press
York
Ballyhoo
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Baer
Boxing Commission
Gamera
Barr
Megalan
Camera
James Johnston
Fogel Leads Skeet Shoot at Corry Rod and Gun Club
Moya Fogel topped the Saturday skeet event at the Corry Rod and Gun Club on Hare Creek road with a Loose 6 score. Ray Green posted 18 and 12, Edward Hawkins 12, and W York 12 twice. A second shoot is set for Wednesday evening.
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Moya Fogel
Corry
Hare Creek Road
Ray Green
Edward Hawkins
W. York
Parade of sports notes from London and beyond
Henry McLemore reports a collage of sports and personalities from London and abroad. References include Bob Harris praising Lawson Little and Bobby Jones, Joan Ridley running a rabbit farm in Norfolk, Betty Nuthall and her mother in restaurants, and Betty Davis Cup tensions. The piece weaves boxing, training hires in New York, cricket stars, and Cambridge versus Oxford rowing, with scattered club and racing gossip.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
London
Bob Harris
Lawson Little
Bobby Jones
Joan Ridley
Wightman Cup
Norfolk
Betty Nuthal
Betty
Britain
Cam
Don McComkingdale
Ray Arctl
Armoricas
Harry Mizler
Marcel Thi
New York
Cecho-Slovaka
Davis
Menzel
Jimmy Wallace
Wallace
Yen
Prestwick
Archie Compsia
Johnny Goodman
Tammiele
Peter Heig-Thomas
Swhore
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
Clark in bout at Celoron headline amateur card
Jimmy Clark of Itusville headlines the Celoron event meeting Hersh Hall in a four round bout. Bob Redmond of Youngsville challenges Joe Basile of Jamestown in a later bout. Four other matches complete the card, first bout at 15 dollars. Buick sedan 1924 for sale in good condition.
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Jimmy Clark
Itusville
Celown Tonigar
Hersh Hall
Dunkin
Bob Redmond
Youngsvills
Joe Basile
Jamestown
Manmountain
SAILE
Doubleheader Postponed By Showers In City League
Old Man Weather brings four long rains to the terra firma delaying the City Baseball League opening doubleheader. Raynands vs Corry-Jamerown postponed as showers threaten, forcing changes while teams adjust and prepare for rescheduled twin bill. A twilight matchup features Washington Lunch vs Aero Supply with Babe Haenelt expected to swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terra Firma
City Baseball League
Tts
Raynands
Corry-Jamerown
Maloney
Potentiooi
Aero Supply
Inoys
Toys
Babe Haenelt
Washingtonists
Ub Flaymonds
Corry-damestown
Riymond
Crisidiil
Polors
Coates
Arens
Sab Aay
Fire Break Rule Described for Forest Safety
A fragment describes using a fire break in forestry to control fires, noting that underbrush removal and a cleared belt of land depend on forest conditions. It suggests a fire break may be narrow in some cases but must be wider where tall timber exists to reduce fire hazards.
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New York Yankees
Johnny Bronca
Yale
New Yorkers
Athletics
Johnny
A’s
Bob Johnson
House of
Davia
Erie All Stars
Athletic Field
Erie
Jacks Munch
Gleveland
Grover Alexander
Ng New City Golf League
Mulhoirn
Tas
Ko Tule
Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Joop Ohibs
Rogers Horns
Rollie Hemsley
St. Louis Browns
Hensley
Raja
Frollic
Terry
Chisox
Staarmas 3
Americac
Revee
St. Louis
Os National
Ivy
St. Lou
Chikago
Syal Erickson
Jamestown Pall Fittsburgh
Sosners
Gmienton
Uy Boston
Sterling
Brooklyn Sq
Philhiilphis
Coleton Park
Cincinnati
Letty Johnson
Johnson
Fettle
Jameston Portier
Renfolt
Hot
Swatmen
Renick
Piteuar Johnsin
Vals
Sam Maton Pooljentec
Twinttour
Andyduie
Gene Safazen
Skokie
Saragen
Highland Country Club
Jock Hutchinson
Allegheny Country Club
Ted
Huiuhionons
Evans
Hotel Corry Corry Water Sup
Shoemaker
Stewart Va
Peake Scree
O'Connell
Parker Vssee
van Tassel
Eric B. Orcutt
Burkett
Swan
Morrow Mallick Afitler
Several
Blatt Kinley
National
Philadelphs
Clavimintha
St. Lottie
Sir Helin
Fogel
Parade
Clark
Job
BIG Brother
E. E. Guignon
AZ Owate
Ory Brees Sui Rais
Raymonds and Corry- Jamestown
George M. Lott, Jr
United States
Lef
Lott
Tilden
America
Kurtz
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Evel
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