Whitley Dominates With Two-HitWin Over Bartletts
Tharps pitched a two hit win as Whitley’s champions beat Bartletts 6-1 after the first inning surge. Koester Rost and Whitley sparked a third inning rally, adding four more runs for insurance. In opening game Heinrichs edged Scotts 2-1 in a pitchers battle, while Central Dairy upset Lutherans 4-2 behind Snellen’s complete game.
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Tharps
Whitley
Bartletts
Heinrichs
Scott's
Central Dairy
Lutherans
B. Bremerkamp
Prenger
Tharp
Koester
Rost
Rhe Bartletts
Dairymen
Snellen
Central
Hobbs
Quinn
Warkway
American Shoes
Kragers
Newberry Oilers
Missouri Pacific
Jett Cleaners
Walker Cup Team Loses Defense to British Runners Up
The United States Walker Cup golf team returned from the match after a hard fought loss, the first U.S. defense failure since the trophy began. Captain Francis Quimet praised the British squad, noting the victory would spur amateur golf in both nations. Charlie Yates won the British amateur trophy for Atlanta.
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New York
United States
U. S
Francis Quimet
North River
Great Britain
Charlie Yates
Alanta Bank
England
Tragedy Near HORME As Train Plunges After Washout
In Horme Missouri an elderly man, John Kern, 82, of St. Louis, fell 40 feet to his death viewing a wreck of a Missouri Pacific passenger train. He arose from a bluff edge and lost balance. Engineer W. W. Malloy drowned when the train plunged into a washout last Saturday.
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Horme
Missouri Pacific
John Kern
St. Louis
Kern
W. W. Malloy
Callaway Fights Power Coop Merger In Missouri Vote
Fulton Missouri June 14 stockholders of the Callaway County rural electric cooperative opposed a merger with cooperatives of Boke and Howard counties by 44 to 16 Howard County planned to vote on the plan tomorrow Boone County earlier defeated the proposition 37 to A note adds the lilac state flower of New Hampshire is not native to the United States.
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Fulton, Mo
Boke
Howard Counties
Callaway County
New Hampshire
Major League Deadline nears for inter club trades
By Hugh Fullerton Jr Associated Press Sports Writer with the deadline looming the 16 major league clubs face pennant pressures as the inter club trading ban goes into effect. National Leaguers have moved largely already while American Leaguers negotiate. Trades mention Buck Newsom Elden Auker and Kamouris reshaping the Giants Reds and Phillies as they push for division contention.
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Hugh Fullerton
Associated Press
Dodgers
Elden Auker
Cecil
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Alex
Giants
Reds
Wally Berger
Kampouris
Linus Frey
Justin Stein
Phillies
Buck Jordan
al Hollingsworth
Virgil
Spud) Davis
Bucky Walters
Shooting Opens Women’s Western Open at Broadmoor
Thirty two women golfers began play in the Women’s Western Open at Broadmoor Colorado Springs. Patty Berg led with a 79 while defending champion Helen Hicks Harb shot 88 amid windy conditions. Mildred Babe Didrikson posted an 83 after rounds of 75 or better in practice.
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Colorado Springs
Cols
Zebulon M. Fike
Broadmoor
Pikes Peak
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Tulsa
Patty
Helen Hicks Harb
Little Rock
Ark
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Mrs. Harb
Archbishop Glennon Turns 76 Today in Ireland Visit
St Louis moment Archbishop John J Glennon who has led the St Louis archdiocese since 1903 is 76 today. He is currently visiting Ireland and will return later.
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ST. Louis
John J. Glennon
Ireland
Shoots an ace but loses the hole in golf tale
Washington reporter Rodney Thomas and golfer Harvey Cobb share a weary tee set after 36 holes on June 14. Cobb holes a drive for an uphill green yet Thomas’s ball sits unseen in the cup as Cobb’s shot ends up a near miss. The pair discover both balls, Thomas achieving a hole in one and Cobb delivering a rival ace.
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Washington
Harvey Cobb
Capital
Rodney Thomas
Washington Star
Thomas
Cobb
Rad
Mosquito Bite Fatal To Davis Children In Indiana
In Rockport Indiana physicians report mosquitos caused two deaths in a week among the Davis family. Four year old Charles Bernard died first and 18 month old Leslie Lee died next. Two other children Lermmie Jr aged 7 and James aged 16 remain ill in Owensboro Hospital with the same symptoms. Doctors show little hope for their recovery.
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Rockport
Ind
Lennie Davis
Charles Bernard
Leslie Lee
Lermmie, Jr
James
Owensboro Hospital
Sarazen to gamble on a British Open with Jimmy Daniels as caddy
Gene Sarazen plans to sail for England for the British Open later this month hoping Jimmy Daniels will caddy for him at Sandwich. Daniels, a veteran 52 at first, then 56, guided Sarazen through practice rounds, noting pins and greens. After a miscue at the 14th, Sarazen lost to Hagen in 1928, and Daniels cried afterward. Daniels’ two sons rode his bicycle, symbolizing his lasting influence. Sarazen returns to England to win with Daniels’ help.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Chicago
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
England
Jimmy
Hagen
Daniels
Gene
Sandwich
Congress
Hazen
Mister Sarazen
Princess Course
Louis Blackburn says Joe Louis has grown up as champ
Trainer Jack Blackburn, with decades with Joe Louis, says the heavyweight has matured, hit harder, learned from battles with Jim Braddock and Tommy Farr, and is ready for a tough fight. He credits Blackburn with shaping Louis into a destroyer since the early days in Lafayetteville and Lakewood.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Jack Blackburn
Dr. Bier
Sonia
Jim Braddock
Tommy Fair
Blackburn
Louis
Jack
Joe
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Louist Arms
Jack Dempsey
Jon
Lafayetteville
N. Y
Lakewood
Smeliin
Smelin
Chappie
Standings and results from yesterday
The Associated Press summarizes no National League games. In the American Association Milwaukee beat Kansas City 6 3, St Paul defeated Columbus 4 3, with night games Minneapolis 9 Toledo 5. Only games scheduled.
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Associated Press
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Sports Mirror recalls past boxing and tennis feats
Associated Press item lists notable past sports moments. Tommy Farr KOed Walter Neusel in London in the third round a year ago. Three years earlier Helen Wills Moody fell to Kay Stammers and another opponent in Kent semi finals. Five years back Whitlow Wyatt of the White Sox limited Ted Gullie in a late game. An island near Anak Krakalao in the Dutch East Indies vanished under the sea on August 9, 1930 after a volcanic eruption, previously 170 feet high.
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Ey SM
Associated Press
Tommy Farr
Walter Neusel
Germany
London
Helen Wills Moody
Kay Stammers
Kent
Whitlow Wyatt White Sox
Ted Gullie
Browns
Anak Krakalao
Dutch East Indies
Memorial Day Bass Fight on Lighthouse Point
On a hot Memorial Day in 1983 Art and a writer fish Lighthouse Point for bass, with two keepers on a stringer and a dramatic angling battle. The piece recalls a quail versus pheasant debate in Roseburg Oregon from 1930, noting quail as faster and harder to hit, while pheasants offer more meat per bird.
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Memorial Day
Jupiter
Art
Fis Col’m
Easter Hollow
Lighthouse Point
Lighthouse
Ark
Ari
Wei
Roseburg
Oregon
Oregonian
Llewellyn
Pheas
Test
Roundup of boxing, baseball and college sports gossip
June 14 AP roundup notes Gene Tunney backing Schmeling, a Yankee Stadium press section setup, Joe Jacobs handling stadium layout for Schmeling and Louis, Harvard frosh coach Dave Colwell questioned, Bill Bingham decries college baseball professionalism, Rogers Hornsby hit .500 as after-dinner speaker, Max Schmeling’s water shipped from Germany, Lloyd Gehrig All Star prospects murky, aluminum Derby shoes noted, Mike Jacobs claims cash on hand, Fox business largely out of state, Lefty O'Doul may manage Pirates if Tray transfers.
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Gene Tunney
Idae Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Joe Jacobs
Broadway
Mike Jacobs
Schmeling
Louis
Yales
Dave Colwell
Harvard
Bill Bingham
Rogers Hornsburn
Baltimore
Max Scheling
Germany
Lou Gehrig
New York
Iness
World Telegram
Lefty
O'Doul
San Francisco
Pirates
Boxing results and hunting musings混
The piece lists boxing results with contestants from Chicago Gary Des Moines and other cities, noting wins by Lorenzo Love and Ray eh, plus a comment on Joe Parks and Jack Moran. It mixes boxing results with a polemical aside about pheasant and quail hunting and a veteran sportsman’s stance against unethical shooting.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tony Zalo
Gary
Ind
Jimmy Clark
Jamestown
N.Y
Des Moines
Johnny Paycheck
Charlies Belanger
Canada
Sioux City
lLorenzo Loveings
Ray Eh
Grand Forks
N. DD
Mouston
Tex
Joey Parks
Louis
Jim Bowden
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Jack Moran
Mercy Watson
Strande Drew
Asheville
N. C
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
N. J
Young Janek Woran
Shen
Sandoah
Philadelphia
Billy Passan
al Brown
Open golf title mounts challenge at Western Open
Ralph Guldele led a field of 150 in the first round of the 39th Western Open in St Louis as hopefuls weighed a possible winning score below 280. Sunny Snead, Dateh Harrison, Wilford Wehbe, and Don Schumacher were among notable contenders. The format halves field to 60 for final rounds while players debated the likely winning score.
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ST. Louis
Ralph Guldele
Ralph
Denver
Sunny Snead
Guidaht
Army
Wilford Wehbe
Racine
Wis
Don Schumacher
Dallas
trans-Mississippi
Horton Smith
Golden Trail
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Sports Mirror
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Wilson Golf Glubs
Cherry Hill Country Club
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Guldahl
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Tines
Revolta
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Jeweler
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Eddie Brietz
Ralph Guldahi
Dark Horses
Marrison
Harrison
Barnma
Siam
Marin
Prince de "Frngraace SA
Prince Albert
Vpron LE
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