Dutra Faces Field of 158 in Open Title Defense
Olin Dutra of Los Angeles starts defense of the National Open at Oakmont against a field of 158 players. The course, famed for its treacherous greens and traps, tests 72 holes while heavy favorites include Gene Sarazen and Paul Runyan. Amateur leaders Johnny Goodman and Willie Turnesa also loom.
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Dutra
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Qoskmont
Paul Runyan
Cooper
Bill Burne
Cleveland
Johnny Revolta
Milwauke
Vic Ghezzi
Cal
N. J
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
Lee Diegel
Philadelphia
Harold Kug
McSpaden
Kansas City
Horton Smith
Chicago
Bobby Cruiskshank
Richmond
Ky Laffoon
Brews
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Willie Turnesa
New York
Dizzy Dean Is On The Spot For Cardinals Comeback
Dizzy Dean faces a critical test as he opens the National Golf tourney year and tries to regain form with the Cardinals. President Frank Frisch warns him to stop talking and focus on pitching, amid team discord and trade talk. Dean has clashed with managers and teammates, risking fines and possible suspension.
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Dizzy Dean
Lit
Cardinals
J. Herman Dean
Nowon
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frisch
Dizzy
New York Giants
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Leaders In Major Leagues to Date
Summary of National and American League leaders through yesterday's games with batting, pitching, and fielding stats. Includes Vaughan and Ott among others, plus Kitty League update on Lexington Giants and Portageville race for the top.
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Hopkinsville
Lexington Giants
Portageville
Nashville Vols Name Lance Richbourg Interim Manager
Nashville Tennessee June 6 Lance Richbourg right fielder serves as temporary manager of the Nashville Vols as club officials search for an experienced pilot to take charge. President Fay Murray announced manager Frank Brazill was released and said two candidates are seriously considered with four more seeking the post. Richbourg, a longtime Vol star, is seen as tame for the role while Brazill led Greenville to a pennant last year. The Vols sit at 25 defeats and 24 victories, leading the second division.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lance Richbourg
Nashville Vols
Richbourg
Volstar
Fay Murray
Frank Brazilt
Murray
Brazill
Southern Association
Greenville, Tex
West Dixie Loop
Charley Dressen
Dressen
Cincinnati
Reds
Vols
Stars of the Day AP Baseball Standouts
Bob Johnson of the Athletics hit a bases full homer and a double driving in six in a win over the Yankees. Larry French of the Cubs fanned seven in a dominant win over the Reds. Mickey Cochrane of the Tigers added a homer a double and two singles in a doubleheader against the Indians. Dolph Camilli of the Phillies and Joe Moore of the Giants both starred in two games with Camilli homering with runners aboard and Moore collecting six hits. Jack Knott of the Browns shut out the White Sox on two hits. Van Mungo of the Dodgers twirled a five hit shutout in the opener while Wally Berger of the Braves had three hits including a homer and three RBIs in the nightcap. Roy Johnson of the Red Sox gathered four singles and stole a base in a loss to the Senators.
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Associated Press
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Yankees
Larry French
Cubs
Reds
Mickey
Cochrane
Tigers
Indians
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Joe Moore
Giants
Camilli
Moore
Jack Knott
Browns
White Sox
van Mungo
Dodgers
Wally Berger
Braves
Mungo
Berger
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Senators
Pelicans Beat Atlanta Crackers 6 to 1 on Road Trip
New Orleans Pelicans handed the Atlanta Crackers their third straight defeat by a 6 to 1 score as Atlanta salvaged only the first game of a Sunday doubleheader. The Crackers had seven hits off Andy Messenger but could not capitalize in crucial moments. Memphis closed the gap in the standings with a 9 to 1 win over Nashville while Knoxville topped Birmingham 15 to 10 in a high scoring affair.
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Associated Press
New Orleans Pelicans
Atlanta Crackers
Crackers
Atlanta
New Orleans
Andy Mesdenger
Jim Lindsay
Lynn Nelson
Blair
Smokies
Birmingham
Knoxville
Baron
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Rookies Keep The Batters Worried In Baseball
The report notes rookie pitchers delaying the Major Leagues surpassing expectations, with John Whitehead of the White Sox losing a strong seven-hit game 2 0 to Jack Knott’s two-hit performance for the Browns. Ed Coleman’s runs, Tamulis wild start, and Bob Johnson’s homer powered Athletics 9-7. The Tigers beat Indians 5-4 on Bridges’ ninth inning double, Washington defeated Boston after ten innings, and in the National League the Cubs beat Reds 5-2. Giants lead as Phillies win opener, Dodgers drop Braves.
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Hugh S. Fullerton
Associated Presa
Arts Weller
John Whitehead
White Sox
Browns
Whitehead
Jack Knott
Ed Coleman
Vito Tamulis
Yankees
Bob Johnson
Johnny Murphy
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Cubs
Cincinnati
Chuck Klein
Ken O'Dea
Larry French
Gene Schott
Giants
Phillies
Cardinals
Pirates
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dolph Camilli
Phils
Brooklyn
Boston
Dodgers
van Mungo
Braves
Fred Frankhouse
George Earnshaw
Johnny Babich
Favorites In Gallery Memphis Tennis Tournament Quarterfinals
In Memphis at the Memphis Country Club the Invitation Tennis tournament entered quarterfinal action. Favorites included Dickie Dunlap Paris Tenn Sun Kie Kno China Nelson McInich Kansas City Kan J C Sanford Mobile Boby Stewart Pensacola Ed Barnett Little Rock. Arthur Hendrix Lakeland seeded No 1 was eliminated 6 2 6 4 by McInich. Davis Cup players Guy Cheng Lewis Carson and Robert Little also fell.
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Memphis Country Club
Dickie Dunlap
Paris
Tenn
Sun Kie Kno
China
Nelson McInich
Kansas City
Kan
J. C. Sanford
Mobile
Boby Stewart
Pensacola
Fla
Ed Barnett
Little Rock
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Melnich
Guy Cheng
Lewis Carson
Robert Little
Birmingham
Standings and results from a busy baseball day
The standings show New York, St Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, and Cleveland with varied records. Yesterday's results include Cleveland beating Detroit in a late game, Boston downing Washington, Philadelphia tying New York, and Chicago defeating St Louis. Today’s schedule lists Cleveland at Detroit and other matchups across the league.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York Covy
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Newark
Gage Park Coyotes Targeted by Floodlight Plan
Topeka park officials move to install floodlights over the coyotes’ pen to curb nightly howling. Park Commissioner Harry Snyder proposes the lights to remove darkness and quiet the disturbances for nearby residents.
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Topeka
Kas
Gage Park
Harry Snyder
Eastman Defeats Mead In Tight Round Three Clash
Eastman beats Mead 2 0 as Baker and Rodefer duel in a pitching battle. Lane doubles, Cash triples for two runs in the fourth. Eastman gains a share of third place. The Press to face Mead again tomorrow at 5:30 p m.
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W. Buncan
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McNett
Bernard
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Morrison
Snapp
Henderson
Gillam
Maiden
Bleridge
Cross
Ryan
Ef Carroll
Winders overpower Twisters 13-3 on Eastman diamond
The T. E. C. Winders routed the Acetate Twisters 13 to 3 Tuesday at Eastman, with 15 hits while the Twisters managed 4. Pitching changes failed to slow the Winder slugging, as they piled on runs despite numerous errors.
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T. E. C. Winders
Southern League Leaders In Brief
Southern League leaders compiled by AP statistician Charles Miller. Batting leaders include Andrus, L.R. and Browne, L.R. with high averages. Miles of Chattanooga leads in runs batted in and tied for highest batting average club. Pitching leaders feature Cohen and Greer among top win percentages. Home runs led by Hutcheson and Duke of Memphis with five. Miles Chattanooga and Boss New Orleans pace stolen bases. Team runs and opponent runs tallies show Atlanta, Memphis leading in runs. defensive double plays dominated by Chattanooga and Nashville.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Left on Bases and Pitching Credits in Local Game
Eastman 5 Meat 3 left on bases. Strikeouts: Baker nine, Rodefer four. Walks: Rodefer three, Parshall two. Eldridge credited with a walk. Umpires Brasley and Spencer. Scorer McConnel. Time of game one hour fifteen minutes. Standings show Won Boat, Pot. 4 GG 556 4d tat.
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Rodefer
Parshall
Eldridge
Brasley and
Spencer
McConnel
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