Goodman Wins Open Golf Title by One Stroke
John Goodman, 23, an Omaha amateur called a giant killer, won the U S Open by one stroke over Ralph Guldahl at North Shore Golf Club. Goodman finished 287 after rounds 66 70 76, narrowly holding off a late surge by Guldahl who closed with 70 to 71.
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Giants Win 5-2 to Regain NL Lead
The New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 2 to move a half game ahead of the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League standings. Johnny Vergez belted a first inning homer as Bil Terry’s club won its ninth of ten against Philadelphia. The Phillies’ two runs came in the second on singles by Pinky Whitney and Hal Lee, plus a walk and an error.
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Dallas and Fort Worth Prep Scores Share Spotlight
Dallas 5 Beaumont 3 and Oklahoma City 7 San Antonio 4 reflect early season results. Upcoming pairings include Oklahoma City at Fort Worth and Tulsa at Dallas with Beaumont at San Antonio and Galveston at Houston on slate.
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Dixie League Scores Include Brisk Batting Across Cities
El Dorado defeated by Henderson 7 to 4 while Shreveport won 3 in a nine inning night game with darkness delaying Longview. Jackson beat Tyler 6 to 4 and Baton Rouge edged Waco 15 to 8.
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American Association score ledger at Indianapolis meet
The report lists team scores with Kansas City 15 Toledo 5 Milwaukee 4 Columbus 4 St. Paul 3 Louisville 2 Minneapolis 4 and Indianapolis 3 as the host final.
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Twilight League Schedule Mixes Teams and Venues
Tuesday games list Legion against Baptists Forsythe Missouri Pacific meets St Matthew s at Missouri Pacific Firemen face Lions club Barkdull Faulk Druggists clash Masons on Plum Street Methodists play National Guard Neville West Monroe meets Y s Men Forsythe hosts night games Thursday features Druggists versus Legion Forsythe St Matthew s versus Baptists Lions versus Methodists Masons versus Missouri Pacific Missouri Pacific versus Guards West Monroe versus Y s Men Neville versus Xs Men Barkdull
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Pirates rally past Reds 6 to 4 in narrow win
Pittsburgh trailed early then allowed Cincinnati two runs only in the first and final frames as the Pirates toppled the Reds 6 to 4. The game featured strong pitching by Bill Swift and key hits to steady the Pittsburgh offense.
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Local golfers to Crossett for intercity match
About 25 Municipal Golf Club players travel to Crossett Arkansas for a first time intercity match against Crossett Country Club. The 1:30 p.m. start includes practice rounds and a feature match Lund Harper and Tilden Austin vs the Crossett pro and the reading amateur Jimmie Harper unable to play due to an arm injury.
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Hughes and Ledsinger Capture Mississippi Open Doubles Title
Memphis players Billy Hughes and Charles Ledsinger won the Mississippi Open doubles title in Jackson beating John Noblin and John Graeber in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-1. Hughes had lost in singles semi finals to Ramsey Potts who will face Clay Miller for the singles championship.
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Goodman Wins National Open in Thrilling One-Stroke Finish
Johnny Goodman of Omaha nicknamed the giant killer captured the National Open with a final score of 287, edging out St. Louis pro Ralph Guldahl by one stroke in a dramatic finish.
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Results posted in golf tourney at Riverside Country Club
River side Country club announces first round results of its annual championship. Upper bracket winners include Wesley Shifto, M. McReynolds, J. E. Godfrey, Jack Rovers, Jack Warren and H. H. Touchstone. Lower bracket victors include M. C. McDonald, Reardon, Millsons, Ho rsley, Boardman, Bobby Oliver, W. C. Scott and Morton Braswell. Second round pairings and consolation matches set with deadlines.
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Ferriday Faces Wisner in Sunday Fisher Field Clash
The Ferriday Black Cats host the Wisner Senators on Sunday at Fisher field after a 1 to 0 victory over the Vidalia Tigers at Ferriday last Sunday, hailed as one of Concordia parish’s best games in years.
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Athletics snap Yankees jinx with doubleheader sweep
The Athletics defeated the world champion New York Yankees in both ends of a day doubleheader, 9 to 5 and 8 to 7, before 25,000 fans. Pinky Higgins hit a key homer in the first game while Arndt Jorgens connected twice in the second as Philadelphia’s Bing Miller delivered a pinch single to seal the nightcap. The A’s moved into third place ahead of the White Sox as Babe Ruth homered twice in the opener.
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Elmer the Great star from Cap itol opens in town
Movie comedian Joe E Brown recounts Elmer the Great on screen at the Capitol venue. A recalled baseball figure ringed for MVP honors, the story shows a big catcher rookie misreading a bunt sign and reacting loudly after a pop fly.
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Louisiana Golf to Host State Tournaments Next Year
Bastrop golfers win support for 1934 state events at Morehouse Country Club as Freddie Haas, 17, reaches final against Edwin McClure. Mrs. Girault shines in New Orleans women’s tourney, while local sports writers debate boxing outcomes and praise Longview’s Raymond “Lefty” Sawyer in a rising season.
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Rogers to Head Riverside Club
S. J. Rogers, local automobile dealer, was elected president of Riverside Country Club at the stockholders meeting. He succeeds C. C. Boardman. New officers include H. K. Touchstone as vice president J. S. Washburn secretary Ben R. Downing treasurer and E. S. Girault manager. W. E. Reardon and A. O. Evans were elected directors.
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Olla Baseball Edged 5-4 by Jonesville in Jonesville
Olla visiting Jonesville lost 5-4 in a hard fought game as Paige pitched six hits allowed while Jonesville’s Swayze kept the Owls to five. Taliaferro hit a homer for Jonesville in the eighth. Olla schedules a rematch at Jonesville next Thursday.
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All-Stars Meet Reds in Ferriday Sunday
The Ferriday All-Stars, a Negro baseball club, after wins over Newellton Monroe Junior Monarchs and other clubs, will face the Alexandria Black Reds in Ferriday on Sunday afternoon.
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Rowe Shuts Out Cleveland in 5 2 Win Last Tuesday
Detroit pitcher Schoolboy Rowe held Cleveland to seven hits and struck out three in a 5 to 2 victory last Tuesday. The game, played at Detroit, featured Rowe’s strong mound performance and the Tigers’ offensive support.
Barons Fall to Memphis in Saturday Jinx Continues
Birmingham suffers an eighth straight Saturday defeat as Memphis leads the league 4 to 1. Hutcheson hits two homers for Memphis and Chiozza adds another. Scores by innings show Memphis 480 and Birmingham 160 with Griffin ONeil Sheaf and Berres credited.
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Capable Chaplin Wins 13th as Nashville Takes Lead
Nashville pitchers held Chattanooga to four hits while Tiny Chaplin earned his 13th win, lifting the Nashville club to a 2 to 1 edge in the series. The Lookouts managed a single run in the first inning, but Nashville scored three in the second and held on.
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Crackers Lead Smokies as Rain Halts Doubleheader
Rain stopped the first game in the fifth inning with Atlanta ahead 1 to 0. The Crackers scored the game’s only run in the opening frame as Adkins and Head faced Kleinhans and Phillips for Knoxville.
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Pacific Coast League scores listed from latest games
Portland 5 7, Missions 2 8, Seattle 11, Hollywood 4, Los Angeles 7, Sacramento 9, San Francisco 11, Oakland 16. Team totals and standings implied in the attendance of recent contests.
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Local Boxers to Meet All Stars at Roosevelt Stadium
Monroe Athletic club boxers will face a New Orleans all stars team from the Y M H A at Roosevelt Stadium next Wednesday night. Six AAA rules bouts feature Sam Jones versus Loucha Glorioso and Keith Stainbreak against AT Peery with other Monroe opponents. Program begins at 8 o'clock with referees Harry Proplat and doctors Brown and Cuerriero.
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Vinson Defeats Mulloy to Claim Mississippi Golf Title
Vinson overpower Mulloy to win the Mississippi golf championship at Laurel. Vinson led from the morning round with a 36 then 35 on the back nine to finish 13 holes up, clinching the title on the 25th with a 12-foot birdie putt after Mulloy conceded an eight-foot putt.
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Five LSU Track Stars Named to AAU Squad
Glen Hardin Ted O Neal Jack Torrance Nathan Blair and Al Moreau all LSU stars plus Roland Romero and Billy Roy Loyola and Johnny Morriss Lafayette chosen for the Southern AAU team to compete at Chicago June 29 30 Alternates Eddie Daigle John Sanders Sid Bowman LSU Coach Bernie Moore says the team leaves tomorrow for Chicago for national collegiate championships June 16 17 with plans to stay for AAU events
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