Arthur to Meet Holmberg in Roosevelt Stadium Card
A two bout wrestling show at Roosevelt stadium Wednesday night features Jack McArthur versus Swede Holmberg in the main event. Also on the cardMachine Gun Joe Cook versus Cowboy Luttrall opens the program. Both matches are best two of three falls with a two hour limit, starting at 8 30.
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Roosevelt Stadium
Charlie Bruscato
Fish
Jack McArthur
Isky
Florida
Swede Holmweg
Fordham
Joe Cook
Whomerry
Ie Newport
R. I
Cowboy Luttrall
Texas Terror
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Bruscato
Mear
Leo
McArthur
Frenchie LaRue
Holmberg
Joe Stecher
Frank Cavanaugh
Stecher
Luttrall
Cook
Bobby Jones Explains Three-Move Top-Only Swing Drill
Bobby Jones outlines a teaching drill showing three moves to reach a top of the swing position. He notes the method illustrates wrist action and how body rotation opens the club face, stressing proper hand and wrist use over forced timing. Copyright 1935 Bell Syndicate.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Paul Dean Beats Warnere in Long Opener
In the opener Paul Dean defeats Warnere in a long duel. Two-base hits by Taylor and others, home runs by J Moore Stripp Watkins, stolen base by Leee. Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 9. Mungo, Clark, Prim, Jorgens scattered hits. Jorgens pitched 2 1 3 innings, Clark 4 2 1 3, Thomas 1 8 innings. Umpires Quigley Pfirman. Time 2.9.
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8-1 Longshot Wins Latonia Derby in New Distance
Latonia in Slatonla Ky June 14 A 8 to 1 shot won the $15 000 Latonia Derby beating Ja and Beaver Dam while the Green table favorite finished fifth Time for the mile and a quarter was 2 05 marking the first Latonia Derby run at that distance
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Slatonia
Tearan
Beaver Dam
Leading Batters Shake Up Big Six Standings
A doubleheader day reshuffles the Big Six. Joe Vosmik moves to fifth as Jimmie Foxx collects four hits in seven at bats and 13 points to climb. Joe Medwick posts five hits in ten at bats for an 11 point gain to tie Bill Terry for sixth.
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Associated Press
Joe Vosmik
Rollie Hemsley
Browns
Jimmie Foxx
Vosmik
Hemsley
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
Bill Terry
City League Schedule Highlights Three Official Games
Phi Kappa faces Delta Sigma and Monroe Hardware at Neville while West Monroe Kiwanis meets Publishers at Forsythe. National Guard plays West Monroe Kiwanis at Neville with an outstanding Publisher Guard clash at Neville on Wednesday. Publishers owners Montgomery lead their strong lineup as they seek victory after a 7 to 4 season opener win over the Guards.
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Delta Sigma
Neville
Monroe Hardware
West Monroe Kiwanis
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Phi Kappa Aggregation
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West Monroe
Beence
National Guard
Kiwanis
Phi Kappa
Tuesday Games at Barkdull Park and Neville
Local church and civic teams clash across four matchups. Masons meet Baptists at Forsythe. St Matthew's faces Firemen at Barkdull Park. Legion plays Y's Men at Neville. Methodist meets Southern Bell at Missouri Pacific.
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Firemen
Barkdull Park
Legion
Y's Men
Neville
Methodist
Southern Bell
Missouri Pacific
Thursday's Games Close With Local Matchups
Forsythe hosts Methodists and Baptists with a trio of interchurch clashes. Missouri Paci Y's Men face St Matthew's while Neville's teams meet Firemen and Legion. Barkdull Faulk provides the Masons vs Southern Bell contest results.
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Southern Bell
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Reardon Captures Lakeside Women’s Club Title 1935
Mrs. H. H. Reardon defeated Mrs. W. H. Roemer 1 up at Lakeside Country Club to win the 1935 women’s club championship. Reardon rallied from one down at the turn to square at 17 and win the 18th. She advanced by beating Mrs. C. H. McHenry, Miss Sara Beth Farmer, and Mrs. C. C. Boardman. Roemer ousted Bernstein Washburn and Miss Meyer. manager Girault said men's handicap prizes will arrive within ten days. H. K. Touchstone won the tournament defeating Dr. R. T. Harberson in 54 holes.
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W. H. Roemer
Lakeside Country Club
Sara Beth Farmer
C. C. Boardman
Roemer
Evangeline League Battles End In Tense Saturday Ties
Jeanerette tied New Iberia 9-9 in ten innings as Lafayette White Sox lost 1-0 to Opelousas. Rayne Aces beat Alexandria 4-3 in 11 innings while Abbeville edged Lake Charles 10-9. Final scores reflect late-inning twists and relief pitching from Bourgeois Adams and Thornburg.
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Associated Press
Jeanerette
New Iberia Club
Lafayette White Sox
Opelousas
Rayne Aces
Alexandria
Abbeville
Lake Charles
Rayne
Callo
Phillips
Seagrest, Uhle and Taylor
South African Pro Wins P G A Meet in Philadelphia
Sid Brews, the South African invader, captured the Philadelphia P G A invitation tournament with a 54 hole total of 213 after a final round 71. Clarence Clark fired a record 66 to finish second at 212. Henry Picard Leo Diegel and Felix Serajin tied for third at 216.
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Bloomfield, N. J
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Leo Diegel
Felix Seragin
Ray Mangrum
Charles Lacey
Wilfy Cox
Bob Barnett
Ted Turner
Freddie Haas Set For Richmond Golf Exhibition
Freddie Haas Jr of New Orleans agreed to join a foursome with Joyce Wethered in an exhibition set for June 15 in Richmond Virginia. Charlie Yates of Atlanta and Johnny Dawson of Chicago complete the lineup. The event precedes the 1935 southern amateur at the Country Club of Virginia.
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New Orleans
Freddie Haas, Jr
Joyce Wethered
Richmond
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Miss Wethered
Country Club of
Virginia
Germany's Sugar Trade Fades Says U S Observers
American trade observers report that Germany's once sizable sugar export trade has all but vanished, signaling a sharp decline in its wartime and postwar commerce and economic influence.
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The
Reich
British Backhand Shines in Roehampton Photo of Mrs Fearnley
Eileen Bennett Whittingstall of England, once No 1 in Britain and world No 3 in other years, displays a near flawless sliced backhand in a Roehampton match. The image highlights her top form and fashionable pleated shorts as she competes.
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Eileen Bennett
Whittingstall
England
Britain
Roehampton
East Dixie: Helena tops Clarksdale Ginners 5 to 1
Helena defeats Clarksdale 5 to 1 behind Tubbs steady pitching. Clarksdale outhits 11 to 10 but singles produced two runs in the second and three in the sixth.
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Ark
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Margaino
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El Dorado Lions Rally to Down Pine Bluff 10-5 in Arkansas
El Dorado led early and held the Pine Bluff club to nine hits as Ginn pitched a complete game for the Lions. Final score El Dorado 10 Pine Bluff 5 with Ginn, Krole, Paul, Spencer and Styles credited.
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el Dorado Lions
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Davis Cup Netters Complete Training in Haverford
The five man American Davis cup team finished home training in Haverford Pa and prepared to depart for England next Wednesday. Veterans Wilmer Allison and Sidney Wood Jr led a 3 2 domestic cup series win over freshmen C Gene Mako J Donald Budge with Van Ryn and Allison winning the doubles. Nusslein defeated Wood and Allison in singles.
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England
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Johnny van Ryn
Philadelphia
C. Gene Mako
J. Donald Budge
California
Hans Nusslein
Southpaws Star as Yankees and Red Sox Divide
Baseball notes from today describe outcomes in a split doubleheader and other games. The Browns won 7 to 3 while the White Sox toppled Schoolboy Rowe, Lyons pitched for the Sox in a 5 to 4 win, and Detroit battled. The A’s swept Washington 5 to 0 and 7 to 3 in Philadelphia behind Wilshere and Marcum. Chlorinated rubber advances in German paint production are noted.
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RED Sox
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Athletics
Washington Senators
Whitey Wilshere
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Senators
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Johnny Marcum
White Sox Maintain Lead Over Indians In Detroit Tilt
In Detroit on June 1 the Chicago White Sox kept their lead over the Indians, continuing a tight American League contest. Pitching and timely hitting helped Chicago hold off Cleveland in a close game at the park.
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Chicago White Sox
Oakmont Length and Traps Make Golf’s Severe Hazards
Golf writer Art Krenz notes Oakmont’s 6985 yard par 72 layout for the National Open to be held June 6–8, with rough and 202 traps posing tough odds. He cites past records, predicts a 296 winner, and recalls Oakmont’s history including 1927 Open and Sarazen Armour clash.
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NEA Service
Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Emil Loeffler
Willie MacFarlane
Peter O'Hara
Westmoreland Country Club
Olin Dutra
Davidson Herron
Robert Tyre Jones
Gene Sarazen
Skokie
Tommy Armour
Harry Cooper
Johnson Holds Batting Honors In American League
Johnson preserves lead in league batting with a .404 average after a 30-point gain and 12 hits in the week. Detroit’s Gerald Walker drops to seventh. Rollie Hemsley of the Browns slips 52 points behind, while Greenberg ties for home runs with Johnson.
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Charlie Gehringer
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Sam West
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Odell Hale
John Stone
Washington
John Whitehead
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Vito Tamulis
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