Indians Fail to Pick Up Under the New Deal
The Cleveland Indians under Walter Johnson’s management opened the season with weak hitting, delaying offense as they beat the St Louis Browns in ten innings. Mel Harder loaded the bases in the tenth, and Oral Hildebrand secured the win with a run-scoring single. The win left Cleveland near the A's and White Sox in the standings as the league opened amid strong batting across the rest of the American and National leagues. The Yankees and Red Sox split a doubleheader after dramatic late-inning actions. Major league action included Pirates’ two wins, Giants over Phillies, Cubs’ season-opening win, Dodgers and Braves splitting, and Boston’s Randy Moore homer in a 6-4 opener.
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Burke Earns Tenth Ryder Cup Spot After Open Win
New York June 12 The Professional Golfers Association of America filled the Ryder Cup roster with Billy Burke national open champion for the final place. Burke’s selection, announced by George R Jacobs president of the PGA, followed Goodman’s 1933 Open victory which altered the lineup after initial nominees Hagen Sarazen Runyan etc. Burke’s appointment ends the tempest over the vacancy.
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Gentertown Catcher Homers Three In 10 8 Slugfest
Garnett catcher for Cole county belted three homers as Gentertown outslugged Eldon 10 to 8 in Central Missouri Baseball League action at Centertown. Novelty box scores show RHE and HRE tallies with mixed teams and a lengthy nine innings effort.
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OI AUN Rally by Lutherans Brings Victory
Lutherans rally from behind to beat New Bloomfield 8 to 7 at Whiteway Park. In other MS L contests Meta defeats Deliolays 5 to 2 with Humphrey star twinner and DeMolays outhit Meta 6 to 3. Westphalia falls to Tuscumbia 14 to 10.
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Profit Found in Saddle Horses Gains Despite Adversity
Bell Buckle Tennessee reports saddle horses remain a solid, if niche, market. Breeders, sales and livery stables note good demand and prices for show type walk trot and gaited horses across middle Tennessee, the Kentucky Blue Grass and Virginia as spring sales push through economic headwinds.
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League Leaders In Both Leagues Named In AP Report
The Associated Press lists top season leaders across the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Gehrig and Combs with runs, Simmons of the White Sox leading in hits and RBIs, and Ruth and Foxx tied for home runs in the AL. In the NL, Martin and Klein headline batting and RBIs, with Hartnett and Frisch among top players in multiple categories.
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National Collegiate A A Track Meet At Soldier Field
Chicago June 12 AP Rare two day track and field show begins Friday at Soldier Field for the National Collegiate A A and national interscholastic championships. Finals Saturday night test records with 100 yard dash likely to stand. Indiana Michigan Stanford Southern California contend for team title. Hoosiers won last year. Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette favored in sprints. Glenn Cunningham not certain in middle distances.
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Miller 15 Matched With Mexican Flesh
New York June 12 Featherweights assume full centre of boxing scene. Miller, holder of the NBA featherweight crown, will face Baby Arizmendi in a 10 rounder at San Francisco tonight after a title bout loss in Los Angeles in February. Johnny Risko meets Patsy Perroni in a 10-round bout at Cleveland Thursday night.
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Omara Takes First Place In Western League action
The Springfield Redbirds fall to third as Omara grabs top spot in the Western League after a four game series. Jimmy Payton's squad takes two of four in Topeka, while Omaha, Hutchinson, and Joplin post key results in a crowded standings update.
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Trans Mississippi Golf Meet Opens
Women golf stars from the Midwest begin a week of qualifying at Des Moines under scorching sun. Patricia Beyer Newbold of Wichita leads a star-studded field with last year’s champion O B Hill absent and Lucille Robinson of Des Moines aiming to threaten par. Over 100 players from nine states participate today. Browning vs Savold tonight at Yankee Stadium for the world heavyweight title, Browning favored at 8 to 5.
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Yesterday's Stars highlight mixed MLB doubleheaders
AP notes with multiple players across teams. Billy Harman of the Cubs rapped three hits in each game of a doubleheader against Cincinnati. Smead Jolley of the Red Sox drove in six runs with two helmets and a single off Phil Les, adding four RBIs in a team five run span. Oral Hildebrand of the Indians earned a 1-0 tenth inning win over the Browns with sharp relief. Gus Sulti? Suler of the Pirates had two doubles and two singles against the Cardinals. Fred Schulte of the Senators hit a homer and two doubles in six RBIs against the Athletics. Joe Stripp of the Dodgers scored three of his team’s five runs in the second game against the Braves. Milton Gaston of the White Sox held the Tigers to five hits in a 6-1 opener of a doubleheader.
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Cunningham Near World Mark At Kansas City Meet
Glenn Cunningham of the University of Kansas nearly broke the world record by winning the 800 meters in 1 51 at the Missouri Valley AAU carnival in Kansas City. Kansas held the team title with 29 14 points, Ed Hall and Jim Bausch sharing high scoring.
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Italian Campari Wins 27th Grand Prix in Paris Race
In Paris the Italian driver Signor Campari captured the 27th Grand Prix of the Automobile Club de France driving a special car over the 500 kilometer course at an average speed of 131.14 kilometers per hour. Frenchman Etancelin, in an Alfa Romeo, finished one lap behind in second place.
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Goodman Won't Turn Pro For Good Reasons
Johnny Goodman, 23, winner of the 1983 open golf championship, will not turn professional for at least two seasons. He aims to win the National Amateur Championship in Cincinnati this September and earn a Walker Cup spot in 1984. Despite his Open victory, he plans to stay amateur to pursue major titles and Ryder Cup prospects, after a setback in 1932 with Walker Cup selection.
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Eastern Teams Lead In American Association Standings
Eastern clubs Columbus Indianapolis Toledo and Louisville hold a strong 112 7 record as spring games push the season toward the one third mark. Western contenders Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee trail with 112 6, and Kansas City struggles at 37 losses. Cincinnati? (text incomplete)
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Famous jockey James dies in Lake Michigan drowning
Chicago June 12. James a noted jockey, 20, drowned while swimming with two companions near a breakwater in Lake Michigan. He rode Burgoo King to wins in the 1932 Kentucky Derby and Preakness, was under contract to Colonel R. Bradley, but had not ridden for months due to illness. He had four years of riding experience and accumulated 100 wins in his first year.
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