Manero Surpasses Cooper to Win National Open Championship
Tony Manero from New York Westchester county roared to a national Open title at Oakmont, beating Harry Cooper by two strokes with 254. Cooper led most of the final rounds until Manero’s late surge, finishing 2 under the former record and earning the $1,000 first prize as Cooper settled for second.
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Harry
Carreer
Chicago
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Sarazen
Gene
Henry Cotton
Bloom
N. J
Bomber
Clarence
Smith
Glendale
Cal
Laffoon
Witty Cox
Washington, D. C
Henry Picard
Her
Oakmont
Parks
Ding
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Jura
Record breaking cards of Tony in National Open golf
Springfield New Jersey June 6 record breaking 72 hole cards for Tony Manero and Harry Cooper winner and runner up in the National Open golf championship details show pars and rounds with out and in scores across four rounds. Despite rough OCR the main facts highlight Manero as winner and Cooper as runner up with notable 72 hole totals.
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Tony Manero
Sedgefield Country Club
Tony
Springfield
N. J
Harry Cooper
Chain
Piers
Orc Eae Ee Ee Sés
Athletic awards presented at State College
North Carolina State College faculty committee on athletics approved 36 athletic awards to upperclassmen and 31 numerals to freshmen for the spring sports program. Baseball varsity awards went to 20 players with four senior members receiving miniature baseballs. tennis, golf, track, and other sport honors followed for various players and managers, including captains and multiple monograms.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Doerous
Williams
Rosemary
Stuart Flythe
Conway
Vince Parrar
Youngstown
Fairley Scales
James Barb
Hickory
Eddie Berlinski
Bloomfield
N. J
Fred Blount
Mason Bugg
Angier
Nell Dalrymple
Jonesboro
Jerry Davidson
Murphy
Stanley Dreswick
Bound Brook
Charlie Gadd
Charlotte
Billy. Griffin
Nashville
Tommy Hines
Winston-Salem
Jake Mahoney
Wheeling
W. Va
Walter Rabb
Lenoir
Jim Staton
Ansonville
Clyde Tickle
Burlington
Fred Waleh
New Bedford
Mass
Jack Brown
William Crews
Hamlet
Don Dixon
Pittsburgh
Jordan Dulin
James Finlay
Henry Nading
Winston- Salem
James Renn
Ivan Smith
Hendersonville
William Cole
Canton
Golfer who rose from Turnesas ranks wins 1933 North Carolina Open
The golfer grew up among the Turnesas and Italian American players and began winning tour events in 1929. He moved south three years ago and captured the 1933 North Carolina Open, with his best prior national Open finish a tie for 19th in 1931 at 302. He had not yet broken $00 in the main event.
Emerywood President's Cup Qualifying Ends Today
In Durham on June 6 the Emerywood club runs final rounds for the President's Cup with leader Lawrence Matton posting a 78 to top Forrest Murray by one stroke. Endgame elimination starts Monday as many members seek entry. military honors also noted with rifle team monograms and sweaters awarded to listed members.
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Raleigh
Military Department
W. A. Corpening
Horse Shoe
Arthur Brown
J. D. Sewell
Murfreesboro
H. 8. Whitley
Williamston
T. F. Osborne
Arden
A. G. Lancaster
Henderson
Raymond Myers
Biltmore
H. A. Rosser
Cameron
Carl Wynn
Spindale
W. L. Holloway
Sioux
W. C. Repony
D. W. MacLeod
Pawlet
Lawrence Matton
Emerywood
Matton
Forrest Murray
Murray
Wood
Andy Merrilees
Greensboro
J. P. Ingle
H. Hudson
F. B. Smith
G. C. Kester
Mrs M Garry Wins Southern Women's Golf Title
Mrs Mark McGarry of St Petersburg Fla defeated Miss Betty Jameson of San Antonio Tex 2 and 1 in the 36 hole final to capture the Southern Women's championship at Oklahoma City on June 6. McGarry was steady through the day winning holes on the outbound nine and clinching the match on the 35th green as Jameson took a par four. Jameson had been seeking a second Dixie title after winning it at age 15 two years earlier.
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Oklahoma City
Mark McGarry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Florida
Miss Jameson
Dixzie
Norfolk and Richmond Sweep In Piedmont Loop Doubleheader
Norfolk wins two in Piedmont Loop with victories over Rocky Mountain and Durham while Richmond also takes two, defeating Rocky Mt and Durham. Key pitchers include Coleman Luckey Vandermeer and Van Antwerp with strong batting runs by Yocke Holm and Caithamer.
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Norfolk
Piedmont Loop
Richmond
Rocky Mt
Triplett
Scheetz
Coleman
Luckey
Yocke
Holm
Seco
Bagby
Bittner
McCaskill
Durham
Vandermeer
van Antwerp
Leonards
One
Caithamer
Richm'ond
Hamilton
Trexler
Elliott
Schileuter
North Carolina Bankers Sails to Bermuda for Cruise
Norfolk announces 300 bankers and relatives will board the Hamburg American line steamer Reliance for a Bermuda cruise. The ship sails tomorrow at 4 PM and will return Friday, carrying the NC Bankers Association for its annual meeting aboard.
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Norfolk
Reliance
Bermuda
North Carolina State Bankers’ Association
New York
Unidentified man arrives at Guilford General with severe wound
An unnamed casualty shows up at Guilford General Hospital around 9 PM with a deep slash from knee to hip and 62 stitches. He refuses to identify himself to staff or police. He is believed to be employed by Dermont Construction Company.
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Guilford General Hospital
Dermont Construction Company
All white cats are deaf from pure white stock bred
A claim states that all white cats are deaf if they come from pure white stock. The assertion links coat color to hearing, implying a genetic condition tied to breeding.
Burn dressing beats oil, tea favored in old advice
A quackish claim asserts cold tea as a superior burn dressing, while a London police beat running 24 hours a day costs $5,000, highlighting divergent health and cost ideas.
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London
Woodmen edge Snow Lumber in commercial league thriller
Mille Home stays undisputed leader after a forfeit 9 0 over Denny Roll and Panel as Allen Jay drops from the top with a 5 7 loss to Harriss Covington. Woodmen of the World stop Snow Lumber late rally for a 4 to 3 victory in the lone remaining game.
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Commercial League
Harriss-Covington
Allen Jay
Snow Lumber
Woodmen
Mille Home
Denny Roll & Panel
Harriss-Covington edges Allen Jay 7 to 5 on seventh inning surge
A three run burst in the seventh broke a 4-4 tie as Harriss-Covington defeated Allen Jay 7 to 5. Haney hit a homer for Allen Jay while Ellis and Riley went deep for the winners. Jones struck out 10 over most of the game, allowing four runs in the fourth. Al len Jay answered with one run in the eighth but could not equalize.
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Harriss-Covington
Allen Jay
Jones
Thomas
Kearns
N. Ingram
Gurley
Haney
Ellis
Riley
ABA
Maney
M. Ingram
H. Rutledge
Snow Lumber vs Woodmen of the World Falls Short 5 4
Snow Lumber Co. rallied for three runs in the ninth but lost to Woodmen of the World 5 to 4. Newton hit a home run for Snow and Rothrock doubled for Hia-5. Broadway and B Koonce each had two hits for W O W, while Broadway also stole a base. Attendance was 400.
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Newton
Carmilke
Snow
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Fulton
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Woodmen
Snow Lumber Co
Abrhpore Dai
B. Wilson
A. Wilson
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Chapman
Acunss
Steue
Lassiter
Lai
Broadaway
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Hie
PUMAR
Cresse
Sss
Innings Snow Lumber Co
Wey
BH. Rothrock
H. Stout
Pullen
Pulten
Rothrock
Carmikie
Car
Riggs
Car i
A. Koonce
G. Koonce
Duke Power Electricians Seek Revenge After Narrow Loss
Duke Power Electricians vow revenge after an 11 to 10 10 inning defeat to Mock-Judson in Greensboro. Page Dennis will start on the mound at Willis Park at 3 pm as locals aim to even the series following a late rally by Mack Judson including a seventh inning triple play. Wayne Connor led Duke at the plate with three hits.
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Greensboro
Willis Park
Dukes
Page Dennis
Gate City
Mack Judson
Duke
Hudson
Rayle
Wayne Connor
Stafford
Smith
Whitt
Duke Power
Ellebre
Connor
Clemmer
G. Smith
W. Connor
Gaddis
M. Smith
Holcombe
Huckabee
Barbee
Jessup
Glass
P Steer
xGardner
Perry
Bucker
Pires
Oakes
Lowman
Giants Sweep doubleheader to cut Cardinals lead to two
The New York Giants swept the two games against St Louis to trim the Cardinals NL lead to two games. In the nightcap Lefty Al Smith pitched a third straight shutout, allowing two hits through seven innings before rain halted play. Final: Giants 7, Cardinals 0. First game 4-3.
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ST. Louis
New York Giants
Cardinals
al Smith
New York
St Louis
Mubbellt
Danning
Heusser
Munns
Daeviis
Phillies Beat Weaver 5-1 as Jorgen Shuts Pittsburgh
The Phillies routed Pittsburgh 5-1 behind Orville Jorgen who pitched four hits allowed in a four run first inning. The Pirates could muster only one run as Philadelphia built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Weaver
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Big Jim Weaver
Orville Jorgen
Philadelphia
Cubs Top Dodgers in 10 4 Victory
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 10 to 4 as Phil Cavaretta homered and drove in three runs. Dodgers jumped to an early lead but the Cubs exploded with rallying hits through the middle frames.
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CUBS
Dodgers
Chicago
Phil Cavarretta
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Bees Tie Up Fifth Place Bid With Houston-Style Ten Run Doubleheader
The Boston Bees defeated the Cincinnati Reds 10 to 4 in ten innings to block Cincinnati from fifth place in the National League. Al Hollingsworth pitched five innings of scoreless relief for Boston, and Cincinnati clawed back after trailing 4 to 1 in the opener. The second game featured a late burst by Boston as they plated two runs in the tenth to seal the win.
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Cincinnati
Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
al Hollingsworth
Boston
Indians Defeat Yankees to Tighten AL Lead
New York fans watched a 4 to 2 Cleveland victory at Yankee Stadium as the Indians climbed closer to the pace-setting Yankees. The Red Sox also threatened the New York lead with a win, tightening the AL race.
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Cleveland India
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Denakiele
Harder
Sullivan
Hadley
Gienn
Jorgens
Red Sox Top White Sox 10-6 to End Slump Stretch
Boston powers past Chicago 10-6 as Zeke nur a and Tony Piet availed homers pace the win. The Golden Sox claim a fifth straight victory and close gap to within a game and a half of the Yankees in front of 16 000 fans. Chicago lineup included Kennedy Pheipse Chelini Henry Marcum and R Ferrell.
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Zekenura
Tony Piet
Chicago White Sox
Golden Sox
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Chicago
Boston Kennedy
Pheipse
Chelini
Henry
Marcum
R. Ferrell
Rowe Wins Again as Tigers Beat Senators 10–0
June 6 in Washington, Schoolboy Rowe hurled seven scoreless innings, holding ten Senators in check while Detroit Tigers bats erupted for a 10 to 0 victory. Reiter DeShong Linke and Bol contributed to the offense as the staff combined for the shutout.
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Washington
Ing
Senators
Detroit Tiger
Weasinaien
Reiter
DeShong
R Linke
Bol
Athletics and St Browns split twin bill in Philadelphia
The Mackmen won Game 1 6 to 5 and the Missourians took Game 2 5 to 3 in a Philadelphia double header. Pitchers Thomas Knott Hemsley Dietrich Hayes appear in the messy box score as the teams exchange runs across innings.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
St. Browns
Mackmen
St. Loui
Thomas
Knott
Hemsley
Dietrich
Hayes
St Louis
Raleigh Negro Looms As Olympic Team Candidate
Roala Singletary of St Augustine College Raleigh N Y emerged as a rival to Jesse Owens and Eulace Peacock for a U S Olympic track place after breaking 100 and 200 meter records at the Middle Atlantic AAU meet at Franklin Field He qualified for Harvard semi finals June 26 27 with a 105 200 meters and won the 200 in 21 5 seconds despite a slower final time The dash marks could not be Records due to district club representation rules A strong Negro spark helped drive a meet with eight records set and more than 20 qualifiers for Harvard semis.
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Roala Singletary
St. Augustine College
Raleigh
N. Y
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Eulace Peacock
Temple
United
Singletary
Franklin Field
Harvard University
Ers
Jesse Owen
Southern Negro Spark
Harvard
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Phil Skillen
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J. J. Steele
R.L. Wicker
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