Cubs drop Game 10 to Dodgers 4-3 in turmoil
In Brooklyn, June 11, the Cubs fell to the Dodgers 4-3, dropping into a half game behind the Braves as Hollis Thurston held the mound for Brooklyn. A bench-clearing altercation between Neil Finn and Bill Jurges erupted in the first inning, with punches flying before order was restored.
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Chicago Cubs
Mn Braves
Hollis Thurston
Dodgers
Joe Stripp
Tony Cuccinello
Cyde Sukeforth
Burleigh Grimes
Neil Finn
Dodger
Bill Jurges
Cub Shotstop
Finn
Jurges
Mickey
Woody English
Baseball Scores and Standings From National and American Leagues
Summary of yesterday’s National League results with wins for Philadelphia over Pittsburgh and St. Louis over Brooklyn, plus Chicago and New York game scores. American League tallies include Washington, New York, Philadelphia, and Detroit games. Mid Atlantic and American Association scores list multiple late games and first and second divisions with Beckley, Huntington, Cumberland, Johnstown, and Milwaukee performances.
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St. Luis
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Cumberland
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Gene Sarazen Captures British Open With Record 283
Sandwich England June 11 Gene Sarazen the American golf star won the British Open with a record 283 to extend an American golf sweep in the event to eleven wins in twelve years with Arthur Havers the lone non American victor in 1923. Havers closed strong but faded in the final nine.
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Golf Star
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U S Tennis Stars Win First Three in Whitman Cup
United States women tennis players swept the opening matches against Great Britain in the Whitman cup series in Wimbledon. Helen Jacobs beat Miss Round 6 4 6 1 in singles while Mrs Anna P Waner and other U S players posted decisive results.
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Eng
United States
Great Britain
Helen Jacobs
Anna P. Waner
Pirates
Harper
Dou- Foxx Athletics
Dorothy Lombardi
Reds
Mitchell Hurst
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Combs
Yankees
Miss Jacobs
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Exhibition to showcase real preserved whale in Grafton
Pacific Whaling Company plans a two day display in Grafton on June 15 and 16. Joe Moss arranges arrival of the 68 ton whale in a 55 foot glass enclosed car weighing 50 thousand dollars. The exhibit includes octopus and other marine life plus a harpoon gun and explosive harpoon head. Captain Barnett explains the exhibit and lectures at nearby locations.
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Pacific Whaling Company
Long Beach
California
Joe Moss
Beech Street
Jsolence
David J. Barnett
Extton
Moody Beats Whittingstall In American Tennis Test
American champion Helen Wills Moody defeated Eilene Bennett Whittingstall 6-2 6-4 to help retain the international team trophy. Remaining four matches tomorrow determine if the Americans keep the title.
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Helen Wills Moody
Eilene Bennett Whittingstall
Young Chicago sports devotee heads stadium that hosts parties
Sidney N. Strotz, a 34 year old sports enthusiast, heads the Stadium board and has steered Chicago's Stadium from near collapse to stability and rising profits. In two years operating costs fell from 1800 to 1100 per day while early 1932 earnings near 70,000, surpassing all of 1931. Swanee River and Carry Me Back to Ol Virginny top radio theme song lists.
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Ol’ Virginny
Javelin hopes rise as Scandinavians loom in Olympic throw
Alan Gould reports on the Olympic javelin scene where Finns and Swedes dominate since 1906. California pair Janky Churchill and Jimmy DeMers show potential but may need record leaps to reach London standards. Penttila and Jarvinen lead a fluctuating field as American throws struggle to advance.
Olympic Javelin Champions and Records
The article lists early Olympic javelin champions from Sweden and Finland, including Lemming and Lundquist with noted distances. It cites a world record listing of 232 feet 115 inches by Lundquist in 1928 and mentions an application pending for 239 feet 3 inches by M Jarvinen in 1930.
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End play example in bridge by Tom O'Neil
The piece explains end plays in bridge with a Bill Huske of New York hand, where he used clubs and a treble bid to force opponents to lead into declarer tenaces. It mentions Gus Moreland and Mount St Charles College with a Fort Worth tournament scene and a Helena Montana lead.
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Bill Huske
New York
Huske
Mount St. Charles Collegal
Helena, Mont
Roll College
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