Krueger Leads Open Field At Oakmont In 71
Alvin F. Krueger of Beloit Wisconsin after a 35 and 36 carded a one under par 71 to seize the early pace in the National Open at Oakmont. He followed with a 72 on the final 18, finishing one under par. Notables at 73 and 74 included Barron Smith Spencer and Armour, with Sarazen among 75s. Defending champ Dutra and former champions stood at 77.
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Butch) Krueger
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Ronald Mackenzie
Congressional Country Club
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Herman Barron
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Horton Smith
Chicago
Cliff Spencer
Washington
Jimmy Thomson
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Ed Dudley
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Tommy Armour
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Craig Wood
Bid Brews
South Africa
Henry Cotton
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
Leaders In Major Leagues To Date
The Associated Press reports current NL leaders include Vaughan of the Pirates with a .302 average, Medwick of the Cardinals leading in RBIs with 39, and Ott of the Giants in home runs at 9. In the AL, Johnson of the Athletics tops batting at .410, Greenberg of the Tigers leads RBIs with 48, and Johnson also has 49 runs scored. Stolen bases leaders include Myers and Bordagaray with six, while top pitchers feature Parmelee of the Giants at 6-1 and Whitehead of the White Sox at 11-1.
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Southern League Leaders In Brief
Batting leaders include Browne LR 61 hits in 168 at bats with .370 average, Miles Chat 74 hits in 206 at bats with .359, and Shirley Chat 20 runs in 182 at bats. Pitching leaders show Cohen C with a 3.75 era in 94 innings, Greer M 2.75 in 72 innings, and Twistone M 3.72 in 96 innings. Hutcheson Memphis leads with 6 home runs, Miles Chattanooga 43 RBIs, Boss New Orleans and Miles Chattanooga tied for 12 stolen bases, and Chattanooga 60 double plays. Team runs: Atlanta 289, Memphis 248. opponents’ runs: Atlanta 202, Little Rock 210.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Lexington Takes Kitty Loop Lead in Nine-Game Streak
In Hopkinsville Kentucky on June 6 the Lexington Giants extended their Kitty League win streak to nine by beating Union City 7 6 after a late Elmer Hawkins home run broke a 6 6 tie. Hopkinsville defeated Portageville 14 3. Jackson won at Paducah 5 2.
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Stars of the Day Highlight Multiple Baseball Standouts
Henry Coppola led Senators past the Red Sox with five hits and the opening run on a single. Guy Bush and Earl Grace powered Pirates by the Cardinals as Grace drove in both Pittsburgh runs. Goose Goslin fueled a Tigers win over Indiana with a five RBI performance on a triple and three singles. Helen Wills Moody reached the final round at Weybridge after a 6-1 6-4 win over Billy Yorke in England.
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Red Sox
Guy Bush
Earl Grace
Pirates
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Cardinals
Grace
Pittsburgh
Goose Goslin
Tigers
Indiana
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Weybridge
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St. George's Hill
Billy Yorke
England
Dark Horses Still Vying in Memphis Tennis Semi finals
Opening of the Memphis Country Club invitational men's semi finals shows two dark horses and two favorites in contention. Dickie Dunlap of Paris Tennessee met Ernest Sutter of New Orleans after defeating Sun Kie Kho and Cecil Metz respectively. Nelson Melnich of Kansas City and Bob Stewart of Pensacola Florida also advanced after beating J. C. Seaford and Ed Barnett.
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Paris
Tenn
Ernest Sutter
New Orleans
Nelson Melnich
Kansas City
Bob Stewart
Pensacola
Fla
Dunlap
Sun Kie Kho
Sutter
Cecil Metz
Memmahis
McTnich
J. C.seaford
Mobile
Stewart
Ed Barnett
Little Rock
ZAK ELO Camp for Boys in Brookline Massachusetts
A 125000 equipment camp in Harrison Maine offers a 60 activity program for boys ages 5 to 19. Staff of 30 includes teachers athletes coaches a nurse a camp mother and a director. Discriminating clientele noted at 15 Parkman St Brookline Massachusetts.
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Parkman St
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Hazards doomed for race track reform proposed at Indy
Indianapolis June 7 Colonel EB Rickenbacker president of the Speedway Association outlined plans for partial rebuilding of the hairpin turns at the 2 1/2 mile track to ease hazards that have killed eleven drivers or riding mechanics in the past three years. The turns would be widened and possibly steeper banked as engineers study the proposed changes.
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Bell and Bryan in Net Struggle Semi Final Clash
Berkeley Bell of New York advances toward a sixth state singles tennis title by meeting Robert Bryan of Chattanooga Tenn in the semifinal round in Baltimore on June 7. Bryan had defeated Martin Buxby of Texas 7 5 6 4 yesterday.
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Milan Gains Gate as Baron Leader
Birmingham Barons place Bud Clancy in temporary charge after Clyde Milan is dismissed as manager amid club decline. Milan, who joined in 1930 and led a pennant winner in 1931, returns home and may pursue another post. Baron scout Bill Pierre recalled to oversee operations until a permanent manager is named.
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Clarksville
Tex
Bill Pierre
Florida
Barons
Memphis
New Haven
Washington Senators
Pelicans push drive in Southern loop standings
The New Orleans Pelicans win a doubleheader against Knoxville 3-2 and 3-1, part of a three straight series win over Atlanta contenders. Milnar allows two hits in game two as Gerkin and Deal drive in runs, while Nashville edges Little Rock 4-3 on a late two-run rally led by Taitt. Atlanta suffers a fourth straight loss to Birmingham 4-3 as Birmingham and Knoxville also play in today’s schedule.
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Pirates and Tigers Go Up As Win Streaks Continue
Pittsburgh Pirates extend their pennant drive with five straight wins, moving to second place behind the Phillies. Red Lucas and Bill Swift six run mound efforts backed by Guy Bush four hit game. Detroit Tigers surge to third after ten innings 10 9 victory over the White Sox as Goose Goslin delivers fifth run. Businesses note rain halted two games while Braves and Brooklyn had an open date.
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Phillies
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Jim Weaver
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Dizzy Dean
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Chicago
White Sox
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Schoolvoy Rowe
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Cleveland
Elon Hogsett
Goose Goslin
Charley Gehringer
Henry Coppola
Washington
Boston
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Brooklyn
Transient merchants ordinance adopted in Kingsport 1935
City ordinance defines transient merchants as those selling goods at temporary locations and not becoming permanent. It requires a license of twenty dollars per day, bonds for nonpaying merchants, and penalties of fines up to fifty dollars plus workhouse confinement for unlicensed sales. Emergency clause cites revenue needs upon immediate enactment.
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