National Open leaders play this afternoon in windy tee
Olin Dutra led after the first round of the National Open at Fresh Meadow Country Club. A large group trailed with Leo Diegel, Gene Sarazen, and Jose Jurado near the top as winds moderated and players planned a second 18 holes.
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Associated Press
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George van Elm
Biars
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Aee
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Yale Harvard Regatta Set Today
In New London Connecticut the ancient Yale Harvard regatta headlines a subdued scene with Yale favored 9 to 1 but both crews ready for a closing four mile river race at 6 15 p m. The crowd and atmosphere are muted by tough times yet the on water rivalry remains intense as the two varsity eights prepare to finish the 1932 season.
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East Dominates National League In Strike-Shortened Circuit
Across the intersectional play the eastern clubs Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and Boston win 31 games while the western teams struggle in the National League. The American League mainly goes west as St Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia Washington and Boston show varied records with standout power from Goose Goslin Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig while Chicago and Detroit suffer bouts of misfortune. A note mentions a 4500 mile canal from Leningrad to China frontier.
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Associated Press
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McManus Named Boston Red Sox Manager in 1920s Shadow
Marty McManus, age 32, chosen to succeed John Collins as Red Sox manager, facing a club mired in last place in the American League. The veteran infielder recalls breaking in with Tulsa and St. Louis Browns, later guiding Detroit’s infield before moving to Boston via Muddy Ruel trade. Collins observes a tough season and retires from managing with a quiet farewell.
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Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Tommy Freeman of Cleveland stopped Lee Sala of Donora in a knockout. Chico Cisneros of Cleveland knocked out Jackie Wilson of Pittsburgh. Leonard of East Moline stopped Bud Saltis of Chicago in the Davenport bout.
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Associated Press
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Tommy Freeman
Cleveland
Lee Sala
Donora
Chico Cisneros
Jackie Wilson
Davenport
Kid Leonard
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League top batters include P Waner Pirates hitting .376 and Klein Phillies with 99 hits. Hurst Phillies leads runs with 76 and 50, while Klein drives in 68 and 65. Wilson Dodgers tops homers with 13. Fractions show Frisch 41 steals for Cardinals. American League features Foxx Athletics batting .382 with 95 hits and 79 RBI. Ruth Yankees 69 RBI and 22 homers. Pitching leaders list Swetonic Pirates and Betts Braves with 81 wins. Transportation of Congress members costs about 275000 annually.
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Braves
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Wilson
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Browns
Myer
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Lazzeri
Chapman
Johnson
Red Sox
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Allen
Sharkey Wins World Heavyweight Title Despite Blinded Eye
The Black Eye and championship belt tell the story as Sharkey defeats Max Schmeling for the world heavyweight title. Despite questions about the decision, there is no doubt about the injury in Sharkey's left eye, a shiner that becomes a symbol of the win.
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Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Wimbledon final hopefuls from youth set in motion
A pair of underage American players shocked Europe by reaching Wimbledon singles final after Frank X. Shields beat Jean Borotra 7-5 3-6 6-4 6-4 and Sidney Wood Jr. defeated Fred Perry 4-6 6-2 6-4 6-2.
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Frank X. Shields
Jean! Borotra
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Fred Perry
National League standings and scores summary
The report lists team abbreviations and scores from a National League page. Notable entries include Boston at 64, Philadelphia 33, Brooklyn 31, New York 28, St. Louis 28, Cincinnati 31 with various point totals and identifiers.
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Cincinnati
Baseballs Big Six season leaders and home run notes
Baseball statistics feature top players from the Athletics Pirates Phillies Tigers Reds Yankees and Dodgers. Gar Foxx Waner Hurst Walker Louchbard Dickey and others appear with home run and batting totals. The text also lists 3B Ruth Gehrig Klein and Sintmans among leading sluggers and seasons highlights.
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Klein
Gehrig
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Dodgers
Bodleian Diary Adds 20000 to 25000 Volumes Annually
Oxford's Bodleian Library adds between 20 000 and 25 000 volumes each year expanding its historic collection. The growth reflects ongoing acquisition efforts and rising scholarly demand.
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