Oakmont Set to Challenge National Open Field
Oakmont Country Club will host the National Open June 6 with a brutal 38 hole test that no one broke 150 in the Pittsburgh sectional. Ray Mangrum led qualifiers at 150 after rounds of 73 and 77, while 108 pros and 20 amateurs advanced from sectionals. several former champions and big names failed to qualify.
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New York
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Bob Graham
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Jimmie Thompson
Long Beach
Falf
Chicago
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Davidson Herron
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnat
Chuck Koesis
Detroit
Scotty Campbell
Bistuc
Jack Munger
Greensboro
Bill ‘Methorn
Clarence Clark
Williem
Johny Kinder
Joel
Emmett French
Green
Roland Hancock
Bosn
Two League Games Booked Here This Weekend
West Virginia State League opens Saturday with Carr China of Grafton facing Belington at 3 p m at Athletic Field. Sunday at 2 30 p m Rosemont Repperts visit. Memorial Day doubleheader at 10 a m and 2 30 p m vs Rowlesburg. Roster limits and rules discussed. Grafton seeks starting pitcher and catcher to bolster lineup.
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West Virginia
Carr China
Grafton
Belington
Athletic
Repperts
Rosemont
Athletic Field
Stonewall Jackson
Clarksburg
Philippi
Rowlesburg
Weston
Potters
R. V Barcus
Barcus
Paul Defenbaugh
Fear At University in Louisiana A-Malt Lamentable
Puzzle clues refer to a roman pound bone and various odd spellings. The theme mentions the University in Louisiana and a lamentable pasta dispatch with many misprinted entries. Answers include exclamations and pronouns while scattered across a broad set of lettered hints.
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Im-University In
Louisiana
BoxingResults Mixed Wins Across Several Cities
Chaotic OCR listing shows multiple boxing results with fighters and scores across Chicago Holyoke Newark Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn and San Francisco. Notable bouts include Cocoa Kid defeating John Graycar and Ernie Ratner knocked out by Des Davey Day with numerous outpoints and stoppages in various weight classes.
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Holyoke
Mass
Cocoa Kid
New Hexen
Conn
Johnny Graycar
Philadelphia
al Quaill
Pittsburgh
Chaxley
Weise
Brooklyn
Des Davey Day
Chicago
Ernie Ratner
Newark
Cardinals Falter Early as Frisch Faces Tough NL Start
New York May 14. The St Louis Cardinals, world champions, sit fourth in the National League as manager Frankie Frisch cautions against reading too much into an early slump. Players joke about early-season experiments from Rochester and Houston, while umpiring protests loom after Bill Stewart fines Leo Durocher and Mike Gonzales. Ford C Frick visits the Polo Grounds amid the hoopla over waivers for Pat Majone and rumors around waivers to the Yankees and Braves for Babe Ruth.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Rochester
Houston
Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Ford C. Frick
Bill Stewart
Philadelphia
Burgess Whitehead
Stewart
Leo Durocher
Mike Gonzales
Durocher
Prick
Pat Ma Jone
Yankees
Boston Braves
Ruth
Richards Ends Tennis Career After Crash
Vittcentt Richards, once a Davis Cup player and professional since 1926, is out of tennis after an automobile crash last week left his ulna bone smashed and a crushed wrist. He is hospitalized at Bronxville and accepts the end of his tournament career, planning to focus on business.
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New York
Vincent Richards
Bronxville
Huntington Beaten In Tilt With Charleston Senators
In a high scoring game Zanesville defeated Huntington 16 to 8, dropping Huntington to 3-2 in games. Huntington and Charleston’s Senators sit tied for first, with rain and wet fields causing postponements and rescheduled matches. Tonight Charleston visits Zanesville, Portsmouth at Akron, Beckley at Dayton, and Huntington hosts Johnstown.
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Associated Press
Huntington Red Birds
Charleston
Senators
Zanesville
Red Birds
Beckley
Akron
Portsmouth
Dayton
Huntington
Johnstown
Rowe Shuts Down Yankees in Brief Exhibition
Associated Press reports Lynwood Rowe, known as Schoolboy Rowe, silenced the New York Yankees giving up four singles. Detroit’s manager Mickey Cochrane started Rowe against the Yankees, who had 24 wins last season. Wes Ferrell held the Browns to five runs as Boston's Red Sox won 2-1. In the National League, Lee Pearce’s seven-hit effort aided the Phillies, while Blanton’s pitching helped the Pirates continue their string of wins.
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Associated Press
Lynwood
Rowe
Stooges
New York Yankees
Mickey Cothrane
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Tiger
Vernon Gomez
Yankee
New Yorkers
Tigers
Wes Ferrell
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Red. Sox
Aesset
Leo Durocher
New York
Hubbell
Sian
Bil Walker
Suhr Seeks To Set NL Record In 500th Game
Pittsburg May 14. If weather allows, Gus Suhr of the Pirates will reach his 500th consecutive game today. He trails NL mark by Eddie Brown of Brooklyn and is 118 games from Gehrig’s AL record. Suhr began streak in 1931 and has appeared in every game since.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Gus Suhr
Pirates
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankies
Eddie Brown
Brooklyn
Gus
Corsairs
South African pro Sid Brews eyes US Open title chase
New York May 14 Sid Brews 35 year old South African golf pro arrives to challenge Olin Dutra in the national Open next month. He recalls a strong British Open showing and credits South African amateurs for funding his return. Brews says he must win to justify fellow countrymen’s support and to prove his merit in the larger ball era.
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New York
Sid Brews
Olin Dutra
Brews
Henry Cotton
Tim
England
Echae
Avin
American League Scores and Schedule Update
Yesterday Detroit defeated New York 3 0 while Boston topped St Louis 3 1. Chicago Philadelphia game was rained out. Today Washington visits Cleveland Philadelphia plays Chicago New York meets Detroit and Boston travels to St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
League head chosen for City Twilight League season
John Cunningham of Park View was elected president as plans moved ahead for the 1935 City Twilight League season. Demoss Koch led last night’s meeting and will draft a two week preliminary schedule with games set to begin Monday May 20.
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the Sentinel
John Cunningham
Park View
Demoss Koch
Koch
Addi
Fragmented historical note on Jewish people and death
Fragmentary OCR text references Jewish people and death but is unreadable. No coherent event or entities can be identified to form a proper summary.
Mangrum Tops Open Golfers
Ray Mangrum led the Pittsburgh district qualifiers with a 150 for the National Open at Oakmont starting June 6. Nine pros and two amateurs qualified, joining scores from Sam Parks Jr and others as the field prepares to compete at Oakmont.
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Pittsburg
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Ray
Mangrum
Sam Parks, Jr
Chris Brinke
Birmingham
Mich
Pennsylvania
Jamison, Jr
Greensburg
Vincent Eldred
Roland McKensie
Washington, D. C
Jimmy Thompson
Long Beach
Calif
Perry del Vecchio
Pete O'Hara
Julius Platte
Beaver
Bob Graham
Horace Brand
Clarksburg
W. C
Archie Loeffler
Wierton
W. Va
Robert Lowe
Nation
Welter Champion Signs For Bout in Fairmont
Welterweight champion Paul Oger of Moundsville West Virginia will defend his title in a 12 round bout in Fairmont on May 24 Russell Hill matchmaker says Oger has signed to meet Jimmie Colombo of Clarksburg
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Fairmont
Paul Oger
Moundsville
West Virginia
Russell Hill
Oger
Jimmie Colombo
Clarksburg
Wrestling results from last night across cities
Boston match ended with Don George 220 defeating George Zaharias 230 two falls to one. In Wilmington Alphonse Bisignano 212 drew with Emil Dusek 215 after 45 minutes 19 seconds due to a curfew. Montreal saw Gino Garibaldi 214 beat Bibber McCoy 1220 two falls to one in a peculiar scoring note.
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Boston
Don George
North Java
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
Wilmington
Del
Alphonse Bisignano
Des Moines
Ows
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Montreal
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
Bibber McCoy
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