Paul Open golf tourney won by Foulis in St Paul
Paul Minn June 5 Jimmy Foulis won the St Paul Open at Keller course with 283 total. He beat Von Elm of Los Angeles by three strokes and Captain Walter Hagen by five to claim the $5,000 prize. Foulis posted 69 72 70 72 after opening with a 69 while Von Elm finished strong but fell short. Runyan and Cooper tied for fourth with 288.
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Twot&akes
Bobby James
Baltusral
Haven
Taul Runyan
Treshman
Harry Cooper
Chicago Star
Yesterday's Stars In AP Roundup Of Opening Games
Baseball results recap from yesterday featuring Frisch and Cardinals Teds, Palmer with multiple hits in doubleheader. Highlighted performances include Van Atle and Allert, Vaughan pacing Pirates and Cubs, Malone strong on mound, and several pitchers blanking opponents as teams like White Sox, Braves, and Giants posted wins.
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Associated Press
Varie Frisch
Cardinals
Teds
Palmer
Former Champs Enter Tourney
Albany Ga June 5 Four former champions and four fresh talents entered the southern women's golf championship qualifying. Notable contenders include Mrs Fitzhugh of Vicksburg Miss who won last year and Mrs David Gant of Memphis Tenn a four time champion. Other veterans and rising players from across the country faced a tough eighteenth hole test.
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Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Miss
David Gant
Memphis
Tenn
Frank Lumpkin
Columbus
Margaret Maddox
Atlanta
Amon
Ancila Gorcyza
Fort Worth
Texas
Tom Wallace
Sapulos
Okla
Mary Rogers
Florida
Jacksonville
Margaret South
Birmingham
Ala
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S.gs
Elizabeth Dunscombe
Kennon Kowdell
Norfolk
Deane van Landingisim
Charlotte
Net
Giants Go Into First Place After Strong Pitching Showdown
In a tense league chase the New York Giants surged to first place as pitchers dominated. Hal Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons limited Brooklyn to eight hits, Lefty O'Doul homered for the Giants, while Cincinnati split with St Louis, Derringer and Bottomley excelling on the mound and at the plate. The Athletics were swept in four by the Yankees, with 43 strikeouts and heavy losses dropping them to fifth as Washington held second place.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
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Don Brennan
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Paul Derringer
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Cardinals
Silas Johnson
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Floyd Vaughan
Chicago Cubs
Paul Waner
Pat Malone
Chicago
Eddie Holley
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Phillies
Boston
Braves
Kingsport Net Stars Take Match From Glade Springs
Kingsport Country Club tennis team secured a five match victory over Glade Springs in a summer series opener. Williams Glynn and doubles Coffin Briscoe led Kingsport with standout serves and solid returning, as Glynn won a tight three set singles clash 6-4 in the final frame.
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Hesslyn Returns to Local Ring on Saturday Night
Promoter John Donnelly of the Kingsport Athletic Club plans a capacity crowd for a double main event wrestling card this Saturday. Australian star Jim Hesslyn faces Columbus based Ace Hudlin in the feature bout, with Hudlin promising peak form for the match. An opening bout features Ilere Lliclanen as the card opener.
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Kingsport Athletic Club
Evans Wrestling Yard
Jim Hesslyn
Ace Hudlin
Columbus
Ohio
Hudlin
Dannelly
Ilere Lliclanen
Uae
Tennessee Pride in Rings: Pete Brown Debuts Against Hermie
The Pride of the University of Tennessee introduces Pete Brown a newcomer from Florida described as a tough customer likely to test Hermie in a local boxing card. The promoter promises the best show yet with no advance ticketing and doors opening at 7 00 p m for an 8 30 p m start.
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University of Tennessee
Pete Brown
Florida
Brown
Hermie
Vane
Beer Baron Oppenheim Shot to Death in Patterson
Wil liam Oppenheim, a prominent beer distributor nicknamed Big Oppie, was killed by ten bullets in the vestibule of his apartment building. His partner Meyer Rosenfelt, 27, said he slept through the shooting and is held as a material witness. Oppenheim was described as a friend of Waxey Gordon, then under indictment for income tax evasion, and was a witness before a federal grand jury. Police note his past clean record but fear his independence as a racketeer’s rival may have sealed his fate.
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N. J
Palige
William Oppenheim
Meyer Rosenfelt
Oppenheim
Big Oppie
Andrew L. Sisco
Waxey Gordon
Sisco
Gordon
New York
Sig Oppie
Schmeling Baer Fight Looms As Promoters Eye Dempsey
The June 5 preview in New York notes Max Schmeling and California’s Max Baer set for a 15 round bout in Yankee Stadium. Schmeling a steady defensive technician faces Baer’s confident, crowd pleasing style. Gate sales near 100000 with a possible 35000 attendance if weather holds, potential gross around 250000.
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Arlie Gillam
New York
Styles
Yankees Stadium
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California
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Jack Dempsey
Schmeling
Livermore
Lake Swannanoa
Baer
Atlantic City
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Theise
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Dempsey
Combines Trail 0-3 as Willard White Clears Bases in One Swing
In the Baston game the Combines trailed 0-3 in the first inning until Willard White doubled with the bases loaded to drive in three runs. Pinky Jones and Eastman’s third baseman play teased Gilliam with a slow roller and foul ball near third, while Gray battled a long fly ball in the eighth as Elmer Gray and Elmo offered coaching chatter from the mound.
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Combines
Willard White
Willard
Combine
Pinky Jones
Eastman
Gilliam
Gray
Arle
Elmeron
Brother Elmo
Elmer
White
Elmer Gray
Eastman and Combines Battle in Doubleheader Showdown
Elmer Gray and Elmo led busy defense and offense as Eastman totaled 24 putouts and 17 assists while the Combines featured several key hits.Pitching and fielding dazzled. notable plays included a one hand snag by Rob Wilson and a two ply double by Borden, with Sanders later delivering a four base hit.
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Brother Elmo
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Eastman
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Adams
Dixon
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Hovis
Frost
Wright
Sanders
Peppers
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Henry
Combings
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Gilliam
Trivett
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Bordenautinax
Garden of Most Interest Now to George Earnshaw
Philadelphia report notes George Earnshaw facing a 10 day suspension and a $300 fine upon Connie Mack actions. Earnshaw avoids press, saying Mack will speak for him while tending his Swarthmore garden, as both families plan seaside vacation and Earnshaw handles home chores amid training rule violations after a game with the New York Yankees.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Ath- Metics
Swarthmore
Mack
New York
George
le Ani
Earnshaw
New York Yankees
Belmont Stakes Threat Poses for Three Year Old Title
New York June 5 AP says Mr Khayyam won the American Derby over Head Play and headlines the quest for the 3-year-old crown with the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park looming. The field includes The Dark and other top colts like Head Play, War Glory, Boilermaker, and Dynastic as candidates for Arlington’s classic on July 15.
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Khayyam
Silas B
Belmont Park
Mr. Khayyam
Jrace
James M. Austin
Wastouty
Saratoga
C. V. Whitney
Arlington Park
the Dark
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Belmont
Audley Farm
E. R. Bradley
Samuel Riddle
W. S. Kilmer
Adolphe Pons
Projectile
Wheatley Stables
Uptopian
Weekend Sports In Brief
In racing Mr Xhayyam defeats Head Play in the Derby in Chicago. Equinis wins the Metropolitan at one mile in New York with Questionnaire fourth. In France Vengeance takes the French Oaks at Chantilly. Tennis in Auteuil sees Helen Jacobs lose to Mme Mathie 8 6 6 3. In Memphis Letdowns Wood posts a 6 4 6 8 5 7 6 2 score in the Dixie invitation finals. Cleveland tracks Owens sets scholastic record with 24 feet 11 1 2 inches. New York results see Anderson Spirit z Beard and others defeating rivals as James Venixe spikes. St Paul opens golf with 283, Von Elm second. New York Mack suspends Earnshaw 10 days and fines 500 dollars for conditioning failure.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mr. Xhayyam
Derby
New York
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Chantilly
France
Auteuil
Helen Jarcobs
Mme
Mathie
Memphis
Wood
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Owens
Cubs pitcher Lon Warneke gushes over flowers
Chicago based pitcher Lon Warneke, star of the Cubs, admits he cannot resist flowers and says he goes batty over them. The colorful remark came as he discussed baseball and personal passions.
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Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
National League Baseball
Thieves Target Graduation Gown at Northwestern
George Bakke of Grand Rapids North Dakota told police a thief demanded his cap and gown preventing him from attending graduation at Northwestern University. The incident underscores thefts affecting student ceremonies and campus security measures.
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Chicago
George Bakke
Grand Rapids
N. D
Northwestern University
Baseball Nutshell and Yesterday's Scores in Quick Read
Baseball results from yesterday show Knoxville, Memphis, Atlanta, Little Rock, Nashville, New Orleans, and Birmingham with various scores. Today's scheduled games include Chattanooga at Knoxville and Nashville at Atlanta. National League standings show New York leading with a .417 clip, St. Louis at .600, Cincinnati at .311, and others. Yesterday's NL results include St. Louis, Cincinnati, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, and Chicago contests.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Noogs
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Washington Ae
Golfers Gather For Open Match In Chicago
Chicago hosts top and rising golfers for the National Open at North Shore Country Club opening Thursday. Thirty contestants chase Gene Sarazen as favorites, with Craig Wood and Denny Shute among early money winners at Soldier Field events. Prizes range from 1000 to 50 dollars, with a gold medal and one year’s championship cup for the winner.
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Country Club
Gene Sarazen' Soose
Craig Wood
Deal
Soldier Field
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Tommy Armour
McDonald Smith
Sarazen
Stungt
Armour
Harry Cooper
Mac Smith
Horton Smith
Frank Walsh
Olin Dutra
Cats join civil service in Belfast to clear Ulster counts
Fifty two cats have joined the civil service in Belfast. The animals were given the task of clearing the new Ulster counts of cats. They are fed out of official funds.
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Ireland
Civil Service
Barons Win Two and Move Closer in Southern League
Atlanta reports Birmingham Barons win two games against Chattanooga 4 3 and 2 0 in a doubleheader as they push to third place. Nashville beats Barons in a key split, while Memphis, Knoxville, and New Orleans trade wins, keeping the race tight as Atlanta splits with Little Rock and trails in the standings.
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Barons
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Association
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American League Stars Named for Classic All Star Battle
Chicago June 5 The latest balloting names the AL stars to face the National League at Comiskey Park July 6. Top vote getters include Gehrig Foxx Cronin Simmons Ruth Dickey Cochrane and pitchers Grove Gomez Ferrell Hildenbrand.
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Comisakey Park
Lou Gehrig
New York
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
Charlie Géhridger
Detroit
Tomy Lazzeri
Jimmy Dykes
Bob Grove
Philadel
Elphia
Vernon Gomez
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Qrai Hilden Brand
Major League Leaders In Batting Pitching And Power
A condensed tally of season leaders with names across teams. Klein Phillies tops several categories including batting hits and doubles while Hartnett Cubs and Gehrig Yankees appear in RBIs and runs. Pitching leaders include Brennan Allen Yankees.
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Associated Press
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Davis
Moore
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