DiMaggio and Martin Lead Rookie Class in National Open Tourney
DiMaggio and Martin, top rookies, headline the National Open Tourney buildup as their slugging keeps the Yankees and Cardinals atop the leagues. DiMaggio belted a bases loaded double and a two on, while Martin hit a single and triple to spark St Louis in a 7-3 win. Meanwhile befits of Bees, Senators, Athletics, and Phillies produced mixed results as standings shift and Tigers stumble in a busy day of play.
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Fedie Associated Preay
Joe DiMaggio
Stu Martin
New York Yankees
Gas House Gang
St. Louis
DiMargio
Chicago White Sox
Martin
Asheville
N.C
St. Louis Arena
Brook
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Hal Schumacher
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Curt Davis
Millers Power Leads American Association Title Chase
CHICAGO June 4. The Minneapolis Millers defeated Milwaukee 6 to 2 on a 14 hit attack with home runs by Fabian Gaftke Bob Holland and Roy Pfleger fueling their bid for the circuit championship. Columbus Red Birds shut out Louisville until the eighth as Allyn Stout pitched well. St. Paul topped Kansas City 2 to 0 in a low hit game. Toledo defeated Indianapolis 7 to 2.
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Minneapolis Millers
Millers
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Fabian Gaftke
Bob Holland
Roy Pfleger
Brewers
Columbus Red Birds
Louisville
Colonels
Allyn Stout
St. Paul
Kansas City
Kame
Saints
Toledo
Indianapolis
Devine OConnor Wedding Held in Turton
Turton residents attended the wedding Monday morning at Crocker Church as Katherine Devine married George O'Connor of Clarke. Fr ONeill officiated at 9 o clock mass with Enis of Clark and Leone Devine as a bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Clarke where Mrs OConnor is in business. guests included friends from Turton and California.
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Turton
Specia
Crocker
Katherine Devine
George O'Connor
Clarke
Fr. O'Neil
Enis
Clark
Turres
Leone Devine
Hazel Barre
di- Ving Foley
Ferdinand “Barrie
Ndre O'Connor
Clank
Mrr. O'Costner
Beatrice shuts out Sioux Falls 2 to 0 in league game
Beatrice pitcher Rundus struck out 15 and held Sioux Falls to six hits as the Blues blanked the South Dakota team 2 to 0 in a Nebraska State League matchup.
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Associated Press
Beatrice
Sioux Falls
Blues
South
Bill Terry Plans 1937 Retirement
CHICAGO June 4 Bill Terry a 13 year star in baseball says this season will be his last as a player with the New York Giants He will manage from the bench next year and finish his career with a final brilliant season The 31 year old star has a .342 career average and won the NL batting title in 1930 last season he hit .340 in 145 games
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Chicago
Bill Terry
Terry
New York Giants
Sve
Babe Ruth
Bill
Junior Legion to Meet Springs Friday in Key Showdown
Coach Tom Libby brings his Junior Legion to host Wellington Springs Friday night at 6:25. The Wellspring squad, led by coach Libby, aims to test the season’s progress against Springs, whose lineup includes strong hitters noted from last year’s district champions and top Milwaukee clubs.
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Tom Libby
Legionmares
Hitchcock
Wellington Springs
Luby
Harun
Mitchell Anter
Carpenter Leads Independent Loop
Willow Lake June 4 special report Carpenter leads the Independent League with three wins and no losses. In the 1936 pennant race Willow Lake Bancroft and Esmond threaten for second place with two wins against one loss. Sheffield and Lake Byron share the cellar with three losses and no wins.
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Sheffield
Lake Byron
Willow Lake
Carpenter
Bancroft
Esmond
Byron
Widow Lake
Eemond
Fryslie
Tashner
Bergstresser
Vom
Lind
Fier
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McGrawood Gilbert
Hanjoe
Jenks
Barker
Lake Yron
Force Diamond
Sheffield Ball
Corpenter
Mangan and Nordell Excluded From Olympic Trials
New York June 4 Joe Mangan and Frank Nordell have been eliminated from United States Olympic track and field contention. The Metropolitan Association suspended both indefinitely for failing to appear before the registration committee and to explain irregularities in expense accounts. Mangan cited school work as a Cornell graduate student and the need to find summer employment as reasons for stepping back from Olympic ambitions.
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New York
Joe Mangan
Frank Nordell
Mangan
Unaih
Associated Press
Cornell
Biggest Gamble in Sports Opens at Baltusrol
The United States Open golf championship began at Baltusrol Golf Club with a wide field of about 468 starters and as many as 20 players seen as possible winners. Craig Weed and Picard of Haeshey were among early contenders, while favorites included Sarazen, Horton Smith, and Nelson amid par 72 layout of 6866 yards.
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Stringfield
Pederm“Een
Bemry Picard
Haeshey
Gee Siite
Tosted
Pat
Craig Weed
New Jerney
Sena
Bn Ouewait
Picard
Springfield
N. J
ATL
Jack Munger
Dallas
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Parks
Chick Evans, Jr
Gene Sarazen
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Braddock
Links
Bookies
Sarazen
Fresh Meadow
Stars Beat Banquets In Armour Kittenball
The Stars moved up in the Armour softball league by defeating the Banqueteers 15 to 12. Star players included Corneilson Sparling Tobin and Oschner while Banquetes players were Sebhetz Danley and Gorhem. A second Armour game tonight features Delux and Cloverbloom at 6 38 on the Armour diamond south of the plant.
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Armour
Banqueteers
Corneil' Son
Sparling
Tobin
Oschner
Sebhetz
Danley
Gorhem
Delux
Cloverbloom
Garse
Yesterday's Stars In 3-8 Victory Across Leagues
Players including Bob Bess with a Bees single and Wes Ferrell driving two runs for the Red Sox in a 2- win over Cleveland. Buck Newsom and the Senators limited the Browns to seven hits in a 7-4 triumph. Al Neimec of the Athletics had two singles driving in three in a 7-2 upset, while Stuart Martin of the Cardinals added a single double and triple in beating the Dodgers.
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Prosa
Cardinals
Dodgers
Baseball scores and league results across multiple teams
Yesterday's scores include Boston 430 to 61 over Pittsburgh with MacFayden Reis and Lopez pitching for Boston. Other matches feature Brooklyn vs St Louis, St Paul against Kansas City, Hutchinson against Feaner, and various Nebraska, Western and Northern league results with Lincoln Fairbury Norfolk Beatrice Sioux Falls Davenport Des Moines Cedar Rapids Omaha Jamestown Winnipeg and more detailed box scores.
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Cokenbus
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Toledo
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Cedar Rapids
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Fairbury
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Gautreaux
Parmajee
Beatrice
Sioux Falls
Jamestown
Winnipeg
Wausau
Superior
Deluth
Eau Cistre
Fargo-Moorhead
Crookston
Neighboring Golfers Invited To C S D Tourney Here June 14
Invitations were sent by the committee for the annual Central South Dakota tourney to be held here June 14 inviting clubs from Iroquois Redfield Carthage Miller Wollington Springs Highmore Fort Thompson Agency Artesian Woonsocket De Smet Deland Pierre Onida Clark Faulkton Gettysburg. The 18 hole event features three competitions eight man team individual medal and two man low ball with a 50 cent entry fee. Play begins at 9 am with lunch at the clubhouse.
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South Dakota
Iroquais
Redfield
Carthage
Miller
Wes_lington ‘Springs
Highmore
Fort Thompson Agency
Artesian
Ruskin Park Golf Club
Woonsocket
de Smet
Deland
Pierre
Onida
Clark
Faulkton
Gettysburg
Hales
Cena
Huren
Barbecued Steak Stag at Country Club Tonight
Country Club men attend monthly stag with outdoor barbecued steak and beer on tap served buffet style in the clubhouse basement. Dinner is at 7 o’clock to allow attendance at the Scout Circus at the State Fair grounds. AE Danielson chairs the lunch committee.
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Country Club
AE. Danielson
State Fairgrounds
Wolverines Clinch Big Ten Baseball Title in Chicago
Michigan captured the Big Ten baseball crown with an 8 1 season record of nine wins and one loss. Illinois finished second with 10 victories and two defeats while Iowa and Minnesota trailed. Wisconsin earned seventh place amid mixed results. Other notes include Pittsburgh and New York results as part of the league's standings.
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Chicago
Michigan
AmnsArbor
Micheigan
Illinois
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Badgers
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