Dizzy Dean at Odds with Club as Pirates Win
The Associated Press reports Dizzy Dean and Daffy Dean clashed with Detroit? no, St Louis players after a 9-5 Pirates victory. Dizzy’s slow ball drew Medwick’s criticism. tempers flared before teammates intervened. Cy Blanton beat Dean as Pirates closed within half a game of the Cardinals. Hartnett’s Cubs crushed Cincinnati 10-2, Johnson yanked after Hartnett’s triple. In the American League, Boston beat Washington 2-0, and Cleveland beat Chicago 11-1 as Jimmy Dykes sprained an ankle.
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Wrestling Last Night Results and Clubhouse Fallout
Albany and Indianapolis matches list wrestlers and weights with two of three falls. Lincoln bout ends in 27 30 as Steve Savage defeats Fred Peterson. Also includes a postgame clubhouse confrontation where Frank Frisch asserts authority, threatens fines, and a vote discussion on labor legislation with references to Wagner and Guffey Snyder proposals and production control.
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Open Tourney Wide Open as Oakmont Host Starts
Pittsburgh June 5 The national open golf tournament at Oakmont opens with favored players facing pressure from rivals. Gene Sarazen and other top contenders hedge bets while Olin Dutra and Henry Picard are among early favorites as players try to psych out opponents before the first round.
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Sarazen Heads For Oakmont In High Confidence Showdown
Armour Revolta Cooper Paul Runyan and other top pros share high hopes as Sarazen in rare form predicts victory if weather and greens stay favorable. Oakmont demands bold play with no time for hesitation as 139 professionals and 23 amateurs ready for final practice. Walter Hagen arrives late, tours the course with Sarazen and two Japanese challengers Miyamoto and Chin.
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Two Hurlers Win Own Tilts In Extra Innings
In the Middle Atlantic League, two 10-inning games ended 2 to 1. Johnstown’s Kuiken drove in the winning run with a single in the tenth to beat Dayton. Zanesville beat Akron 2 to 1 as Cumberland’s grounder scored the go ahead run. Beckley shut out Huntington 2-0 behind Roberts. Portsmouth defeated Charleston 7-1. Tonight’s games include Charleston at Portsmouth and Beckley at Huntington.
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U C T Councillor Thomas J Phelps Dies at 72
Bluefield June 5 Thomas J Phelps twice supreme councillor of the United Commercial Travellers and active in the group for 40 years is dead at 72 He died at his home yesterday of heart disease and will be buried in Roanoke Va after funeral services in Bluefield He was first elected supreme counsellor about 30 years ago and was reelected in
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Potters defeat Maple Avenue in Twilight League tilt
G Walters pitched nine strikeouts and allowed two safeties as Carr China blanked Maple Avenue 10 to 3 at Athletic Field. Maple Avenue, with a patched lineup, struggled to start and Garrell was hit for nine hits. Walters faced wildness but received sharp team defense to stem rallies.
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Big Shots Of Sport Suffer Big Slump In 1935 Baseball
Chicago June 5 A survey of top batting leaders shows a major league slump as the 1935 season progresses Only seven of the twenty leaders in each league are above .300 Vossmik Foxx Vaughn and others show gains while Gehrig Waner and Simmons lag with notably lower averages compared with last season
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White Sox
Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League results show Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 9 to 5 and Chicago beat Cincinnati 10 to 2 while games involving Brooklyn Boston New York Philadelphia were rained out. American League scores include Boston 3 Washington 2 and St Louis 11 Chicago 1 with remaining games rained out. upcoming games list St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia.
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Lovelock Predicted To Stare Down Mile Mark Race
New York June 5 The mile may drop to four minutes but Jack Lovelock the British empire's premier miler dismisses such a feat and will face Bill Bonthorn Glen Cunningham Gene Venzke and Glen Dawson in Princeton's Race of the Century on June 15. Reporters pressed for plans to match strides with Cunningham and Bonthorn and for trial speeds but he offered no decisive timetable.
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Helen Wills Triumphs in Weybridge Comeback Run
Helen Wills Moody extended her comeback with easy 6-1 6-0 victory over P N Morrison after two straight wins in the St George's Hill tournament. Derby Day at Epsom Downs looms as the next test amid a languid display and reliance on tactic over power.
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Leading Question and Bias in Record Claims
The speaker smiles and deflects a leading question stating that a new record may not stand as someone is bound to come along and lower it, indicating doubt about the permanence of a high mark and suggesting future competition.
Paris Johnny Edwards Beats Pancho Martinez In Paris Bout
Johnny Edwards from France outpointed Pancho Martinez of Cuba with a 10 round decision in Paris. In Chicago, Al Diamond stopped Sally Dukesly in the first round, while Patrick Henry halted Joey Kako in Marion Indiana after 3 rounds.
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Frisch Fights to Halt Fuss in Cardinal Camp
In Pittsburgh on June 5, Dizzy Dean and St Louis Cardinal teammates clashed with manager Frank Frisch after a game with the Pirates. Dean blasted a threatened $10,000 fine as Medwick and others accused him of quitting, provoking a bench confrontation and near fight during the fifth inning.
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AGA KHAN S
Gleanings from racing and betting note Bahram’s English Derby win for the era. American ticket holders in the Irish Sweepstakes collected seven of ten major prizes totaling $148,500 each. Names tied to tickets include Pratt, O Berle, Hocken, Taymoe, and Brody among others with about $1,031,500 to U S entrants from Dublin.
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Dorchester
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Martial Law Debate Pauses as House Delays Vote
House members warned against forcing a vote on the martial law bill. Conferees indicated that floor consideration would require approval from the House Rules Committee before any action could be taken.
Delaware executes woman murder case looms in Georgetown
The report notes that only once before has Delaware hanged a woman, Sarah Jane Bradley in 1869, with other names like Patty Cannon mentioned. The upcoming hangings were expected in the early morning with witnesses limited to 30, including the 12 jurors. Newsmen were barred as the trial revealed a wife admitting to killing Mrs Carey and the deaths of Hitchens. the case centers on liquor poured on the body to imply a drunken brawl. The probe links to Lawrence Carey, the suspect's son, arrested for breaking and entering last December and a statement attributed to him reopening the case.
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J. C. Bolton
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Sarah Jane Bradley
Patty Cannon
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Hitchens
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Lawrence Carey
Jail Train Riders Detained by B and O Patrolman
Three train riders were arrested in Baltimore Maryland railroad yards by Patrolman D G Brown. Brought before Justice C Jefferys, they were found guilty and sentenced to five days in jail. Named defendants are John R Rumge George E Praleigh and Charles W Phillips all transients.
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Branches of Mathematics with Integral and Differential
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