Wingfoots Hit Dallas Hard In 19 7 Victory
Goodyear Wingfoots evened series with Hub Myhand's Jones Mill team and pummeled Dallas 19 to 7. John Woodruff pitched his first full game for Wingfoots and allowed only two singles as the offense built a 16 run margin by the fourth. Clyde White added a single double triple and home run in five at bats along with Mittwede Robinson Waller Porter contributing two hits apiece. Edgerman led Dallas with two hits.
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Hub Myhand
Jones Mill
Goodyearites
Dallas
Ogle
Woodruff
Clyde White
Dutch Mittwede
Buck Robinson
Winnie Waller
Ben Porter
Edgerman
J. Gentry
Fisher
White
Waller
Walker
Drake
Robinson
Mittwede
Jones
Golden
Gentry
McBride
Wil
Williams
Dallas Mills
Pinion
Srelens
Lee
Prevewee M
Na Williams
Ae Peeeeeneseeneeeres
HPOA
Prince
Wray
Iker
Aller
Murrey
Porter
Isola Drake
Week End Sports In Brief From Across The Nation And World
A roundup of athletic results and notes: Horton Smith and Harry Cooper win the third $4,825 Inverness best ball match play with plus 7. Betty Jameson defeats Petty Berg 4-3 to win the women’s trans Miss golf tourney. Davis Cup action sees Germany lead 2-1 over Italy with von Cramm and Henkel winning doubles 6-3 6-1 6-1. Bobby Riggs beats Walter Senior 6-4 4-6 6-4 to take the New England singles title. War Admiral wins the Belmont Stakes in 2:28 3-5 with Sceneshifter second and Vamoose third. Count Morse wins the Great Western Handicap at Washington Park. Fraidy Cat wins the Bell Isle handicap driving finish. Geath and Pirates tied to a beaning incident involving Cliff Melton. Mickey Cochrane arrives in Detroit. Glenn Cunningham sets American or national mile mark in 3:00.8. Schmeling challenges Louis for September heavyweight title. New Ranger wins America’s yacht trials on a 275 mile course.
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Associated Press
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Inverness
Tommy Armour
Jimmy Thomson
San Antonio
Betty Jameson
Petty Berg
Minneapolis
Milan
Italy
Germany
Gottfried von Cramm
Heinrich Henkel
Valentino Taroni
Ferucio Quinta
Sceneshifter
Vamoose
Chicago
Count Morse
Warren Wright
Washington Park
Butsey Hernandez
Woodlander
Detroit
Hal Price Headley
Fraidy Cat
Cliff Melton
Mickey Cochrane
New York Hospital
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
New York A. C
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
New Yo
Louis Whi Braddock
Newport
R. L
Harold
Vanderbilt
New Ranger
America
Gerard Lambert
Yankee
Meridian Scrappers Rally To Beat Montgomery 5 4 In Opener
Meridian Scrappers win the first of a doubleheader 5 to 4 after a ninth inning rally, Montgomery errors costly early. In the second game Montgomery loses 4 to 2 on few hits off McLendon. Rain postpones two doubleheaders, Jackson at Mobile and Pensacola at Selma.
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Associated Press
Meridian
Montgomery
Scrappers
McLendon
Jackson
Mobile
Pensacola
Selma
Gold price up in London as market in key session
Major League Leaders reports the gold price pegged at 34.66 dollars per fine ounce in London in a move to curb outflow to the United States with a 9.8 cent advance. The article also lists leading MLB statistics from American and National Leagues, including Greenberg and Walker among leaders in runs and hits.
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London
Associated Press
Walker
Tigers
Bell
Browns
Greenberg
G. Walker
Vosmik
Gehrig
Yankees
United States
Pros Ready For Headlines In National Open GolfChampionship
Tourney hardened professionals lead 170 players at Oakland Hills Birmingham starting Thursday for a three day event. 143 are pros with star names Henry Picard Jimmy Thomson Horton Smith and more among favorites priced under 20 to 1. Sam Snead emerges as the brightest new name amid a field of veterans and former champions.
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Drew Middleton
New York
Oakland Hills Club
Birmingham
Midh
Johnny Goodman
Bobby Jones
Lawson Little
Goodman
Henry Picard
Jimmy Thomson
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Toledo
Byron Nelson
Johnny Revolta
Ky Laffoon
Denny Shute
Paul Runyan
Tony Manero
EA Dudley
Olin Dutra
Ralph Galdahl
Jimmy Hines
MacDonald Smith
Gene Sarazen
Willie MacFarlane
Walter Hagen
Sam Snead
Snead
Atlanta
Stars and sluggers pace early baseball scores
Yesterday's games featured Tommy Bridges guiding the Tigers past the Yanks 5 to 4 as he relief pitched one and a third innings and singled in the ninth. Gus Mancuso homered with two on to lift the Giants over the Pirates 9 to 5. Ted Lyons and Minter Hayes powered a White Sox sweep of the Athletics with four hits in the 6 1 opener and Hayes added a double and a two run nightcap.
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Associated Press
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Gus Mancuso
Giants
Pirates
Ted Lyons
Minter Hayes
White Sox
Athletics
Hayes
Alex Kampouris
Johnny Vandermeer
Reds
Kampouris
Vandermeer
Fanning
Dodgers
al Simmons
Senators
Indians
Don Padgett
Cardinals
Phillies
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Juliet Bonetti
Harland Clift
Browns
Cronin
Bonetti
Clif
Wally Berger
Bees
Roy Parmelee
Cubs
Parmelee
Walker to Teach At Athens College This Summer
George F. Walker states he will serve on the Athens College faculty during the summer session. He was in Decatur over the weekend visiting friends.
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George F. Walker
Athens College
Mr. Walker
Decatur
Open at Michigan course returns contenders from past winners
Gardens at Charleston and the P G A note that the Michigan course, 7 037 yards par 72, hosts a repeat field. Cyril Walker won in 1924 with 297 total for 72 holes, and every Open winner since Walker except Jones is back to contest the event.
Hendrix becomes cotton states tennis king in Birmingham
Arthur Hendrix of Miami defeats J. C. Sanford Mobile 6-2 7-5 4-6 6-2 to win the singles title. Robert Little and Harvey Terrell of Birmingham win the men's doubles 6-0 6-4 5-7 10-8 over Hendrix and Bob Decker. Gladys Vallabouna and Etta Coyne win the women's singles 6-4 6-0. Billy McGehee of New Orleans beats Decker 6-0 0-6 6-2 in junior singles. Sanford, seeded No 2, struggles against Hendrix’s chop stroke. Hendrix seeded No 1.
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Birmingham
Arthur Hendrix
Miami
J. C. Sanford
Mobile
Robert Little
Harvey Terrell
Hendrix
Bob Decker
Atlanta
Gladys Vallebouna
Etta Coyne
Miss Vallebouna
Lila Porter
Billy McGehee
New Orleans
Decker
Sanford
Newspaperman Watson Bell Dies at 43 in New York
York, June 7. Watson Bell, a newspaperman with the south for over 25 years, died here yesterday of a heart attack. He was 43.
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York
8. C
Watson Bell
South
Southern Leaders Home Runs and Records Across Cities
Southern Leaders: Duke and Nashville tied for home runs with eight and Alexander of Nashville had seven. Wright of Chattanooga Webb of Knoxville and Alexander of Nashville led 38 RBIs each. Bush of Memphis stole 14 bases while Nonnenkamp of Little Rock had 12. Double plays reached 50 for Little Rock and 49 for Chattanooga. Team runs scored: Atlanta 279 and Little Rock 271. Opponents' runs allowed: Little Rock 182 and Memphis 185.
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Duke
Nashville
Alexander
Wright
Chattanooga
Webb
Knoxville
Bush
Memphis
Nonnenkamp
Little Rock
Atlanta
Little Rok
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