Harris' Unsuccessful Try To Rally Tigers After Slump
Detroit manager Buck Harris failed to revive the Tigers amid injuries to Dale Alexander and Charley Gehringer. The team dropped to last in the American League with 20 losses in 22 games as Philadelphia beat them 12 10. Meanwhile the Giants moved to second place by defeating the Cubs 1 2, and the Senators beat the White Sox 9 3.
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Buck” Harris
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Fights Last Night Report Touts Knockouts Across Cities
Boxing brief notes several knockouts including BOSTCard from Worcester Mars stopping Paul Pirrone of Cleveland Toad in eight rounds In Indianapolis Tracy Cox stopped Henry Falegano of Davenport A Atlanta bout featuring Battling Bozo from Birmingham and Pete Latzo of Scranton noted in terse fashion with uncertain details and numbers
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Davenport
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Buick Cup Golf Tourney Pairs And Deadlines Announced
Pairings and deadlines released for the Buick Cup at Huron Country Club. Forty players begin first round by June 17. twelve progress to second round. 18 hole first four rounds, 36 hole semis and final, with $310 in merchandise prizes. New Wallet Cup to honor best nine hole season average introduced by E C McKenzie. Drawings and second round pairings list notable competitors and matchups.
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Carl Voigt
Bert York
John Wheeler
Harry Otto
Camden Rayburn
Ross Matson
Dr. R. A. Stratton
Tom Huesgen
Byron McEiligott
Jay Spink
L. Weir
A. A. Wollman
A. M. Haskell
H. L. Wilkinson
E. L. Bayles
A. A. Chamberlain
E H. Schaefer
Earl Flanagan
Clyde
Smith
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R. O. Richards
F. H. Schrader
Ted Prew
Max Gordon
C. L. Sandstedt
C. K. Walker
Bob Lusk
Dr. W. J. Matlock
Boyd Benson
Evans Says New Ball Will Cause Protests
Chicago golfers Chick Evans and Al Espinosa warn the northern courses will spark protests over the new golf ball. Evans, holder of the low score record for the national open, says players will squeal on stiffer winds and tougher layouts, while Espinosa notes the need for spoons and number one irons.
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Chicago Star
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Camera To Meet Redmond Tonight at Ebbets Field
New York June 10 Weather permitting Primo Camera and Pat Redmond heavyweights meet in Brooklyn tonight in ten rounds. Carnera stands 6'7" and about 260 pounds while Redmond is 6'4" and around 150. Other heavyweight duets include Schaaf vs Gagnon and Mays vs Bayone.
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Jack Frost Versus Howard Shaber Match Arrangement Tension
Jack Frost and Howard Shaber square off with the second man in each pairing assigned the task of arranging play for the match. The role duties include coordinating timing and order of play to ensure a smooth contest.
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Howard Shaber
Players shine as stars pace league action
Yesterday's stars include George Earnshaw of the Athletics who held Detroit to six hits and added three singles. Bill Terry of the Giants drove out two triples, a double and a single against the Cubs. Benny Frey of Reis bested the Braves with seven to two victory. Joe Cronin of the Senators scored three runs and drove in another in a three to three win over the White Sox. Allyn Stout of the Cardinals allowed one run in six innings of relief to lift the team over the Robins. Chuck Klein of the Phillies hit his 11th homer with two on to take the lead against the Pirates.
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Three Day Trap Meet Concludes At Huron Club
South Dakota Trap Shooting Association championship at Huron Gun Club closes after three days with state titles won by Charles Kaltschnee Wayland in amateur singles and W I Chenoweth Aberdeen defending professional doubles. Fellenzer Huron tops all around with 382 400, and Earl Donahue Minneapolis leads special professional singles with 100 100. Nearby shooters Redfield Eldfield Kreger and Fellenzer cited among top finishers as Redfield plans next year’s event.
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St Joseph Saints Lose Lead To Wichita Aviators
The St Joseph Saints were overtaken by the Wichita Aviators in the Western league standings as Wichita rallied for ten runs in the last two frames to win 16 to 18. Pueblo was idle while Des Moines beat Omaha 6 to 2 to seize third place, and Denver, Topeka, and Oklahoma City were idle. King Levin Sky of Chicago defeated Pat McCarthy of Boston 4.
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Huron Dairy Triumphs Over National Bankers 17-4
Huron Dairy Products overwhelmed National Bankers 17 to 4 in a city league game, piling up 19 hits while Bankers committed seven errors. Bostic pitched for Dairy, homering to cap a strong night. Musolf struck out two as no walks were issued in a 1931 league record.
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Tourney Entrants Will Choose Ball For ST Paul Open
The St Paul open July 24 25 and 28 on the Keller course asks professionals to decide which golf ball size to use. The event has no USGA tie and is sponsored by the St Paul Junior Association. Entrants will fill in cards stating their preferred ball.
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Big League Leaders Strike Up The Baseball Charts
National and American League leaders highlighted by Hendrick and Ruth in batting. Kiein and Cronin lead RBIs and hits. Pitching totals show Derringer flawless at 5–0 and Walberg with a win as the season progresses.
Louisville Colonels Subdue Saints In Key Series Opener
In Chicago on June 10 the Louisville Colonels beat the St Paul Saints 4 to 1 to close within a half game of first in the American Association pennant race. Ken Penner pitched superbly and Lester Munns backed him, as the only other game of the day saw Louisville-St Paul contest, with more series actions forthcoming across the league.
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Joe Vasmik Credits Grove For Slump Breakthrough
New York June story recalls Joe Vasmik, a rookie on the 1931 Cleveland roster, crediting Lefty Grove for lifting him from a dangerous batting slump. Vasmik, once flummoxed by curves and fastballs, says Grove’s guidance helped him regain confidence and return to consistent hitting, now around .350 with season-ending aims.
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Dempsey Plans Reorganization of Mexican Resort Project
Jack Dempsey intends reorganizing the Playa Ensenada hotel and casino venture that closed after last year’s opening losses. The ex-champion, returning from Reno to Juana to meet Mexican resort stockholders, aims to restructure the operation where he served as president.
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Boxer Leo Lomski Injured in Auto Crash Near Woodland
Aberdeen boxer Leo Lomski was slightly injured when his car left the highway a mile south of Woodland and overturned yesterday, reports from Vancouver Washington indicate.
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