National Open opens as Guldahl faces field at Spring Mill
Ralph Guldahl leads the 43rd National Open field at Philadelphia Country Club Spring Mill, with Tommy Armour and Olin Dutra posting 77s in round one. Dutra rallies late after a 35 on the front, while Armour opens strong. defending champ Guldahl aims for a third straight title amid a star-filled field including Cooper, Snead, Sarazen, and Metz.
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Jane
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Big Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Spring Mill
Armour
Dutra
Ralph Guldahl
Frank Walsh
Rumson
N. J
Gayle Talbot
Fairways
Guldahl
Yankees
Bobby Jones
Harry Cooper
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
Dick Metz
Henry
Detroit
Wildwood
Billie Burke
Johnny Goodman
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Olin Dutra
Sam Parks
Tony 2
Harry
Cooper
Oakmont
Joey Archibald
Venezuela
Philadelphia Country Club
United States
Dempsey
Willard
Wrestling Results Show Dusek Upset in Dual Matches
In Philadelphia Jim Landos 202 pounds defeated Ernie Dusek 230 in 57 26. In Newark Rudy Dusek 218 pounds from Omaha beat Dr. Dropkick Murphy 211 from Boston in two of three falls.
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Philadelphia
Jim Landos
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Newark
N. J
Rudy Dusek
Dr. Dropkick Murphy
Boston
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Baseball and basketball results listed with team scores and upcoming matchups. Notable games include Greenwood over Monroe 20 to 5 and Greenville 8 to 6 over El Dorado, plus multiple professional scores and scheduled contests across cities. Names like Derringer Mulcahy Lee Gumbert Tobin Fette and Gatehouse appear among pitchers and lineups.
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Monroe
Greenwood
Hot Springs
Clarksdale
Helena
Pine Bluff
Greenville
el Dorado
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Derringer
Mulcahy
Chicago
New York
Lee
Gumbert
Pittsburgh
Boston
Tobin
Fette
Monroe Ovetes
Sevceeecae
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el Dorado Serene Een
Helena Terete Nee Ae
Regional Baseball Scores and Upcoming Matches
Scores from multiple city matchups show Chattanooga over Atlanta 5 to 2, New Orleans 6 over Birmingham 5 in the first game, Memphis 5 over Little Rock 4, and Houston 6 over Oklahoma City 3. Additional results include San Antonio 3 Fort Worth 2 and Pensacola 19 over Mobile 5. Remaining games list pairings in pending series with rain affecting Lafayette at Alexandria.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Rock
Knoxville
Nashville
Crackers Defeat Monroe 20 to 5 at Casino Park
Greenwood Crackers overpower Monroe White with sharp pitching and steady hitting at Casino Park last night. Crackers build early lead and cruise to 20 to 5 victory behind dominant infield play and timely hits.
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Greenwood Crackers
Casino Park
Monroe White
Dunkle Recalled by Sports. Perry Slated to Start
Leslie Dunkle, a big left-hander for Monroe, was recalled from Shreveport while Tom Perry of the White Sox pitching staff in 1938 will start in his place. Perry won 17 games and lost two for Monroe’s championship team and will be on hand tonight. Dunkle is to return to the Sports tomorrow after tonight’s game against the Greenwood Crackers.
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Leslie Dunkle
Monroe
Shreveport
Tom Perry
White Sox
Perry
Dunkle
Doug Taitt
Greenwood Crackers
Sox and Slingers Clash In Final of Series
The Sox and Greenwood Slingers meet at 8 15 tonight in a decisive final game. Dusty Rhodes leads Monroe with 18 hits off five pitchers including Hackney and Hill while Brown and Taylor pace Greenwood with multiple hits and four runs batted in.
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Casino Park Tonight
Sox
Cotton States
Dusty” Rhodes
Aggregation
Monroe
Bob Hill
Frank Hackney
Woody Hargrove
Atwater
Greenwood Slingers
Hark Taylor
Crackers
Winford Brown
Greenwood
Brown
John Taylor
Bill Gregory
Eddie Amelung
Nig Lipscomb
Amelung
Gregory
Hargrove
W. Hargrove
Davis
Farrar
Lipscomb
Hill
George Taitt
Taylor
Rhodes
Major League Leaders from AP Baseball Stats
American League leaders include McQuinn of St Louis batting .353 and 61 hits while Hoag bats .352. Dickey of New York leads runs with 40. Wright of Washington drives in 39. Greenberg of Detroit hits 12 homers. Case of Washington has 22 steals. Pitching notes include Donald and Hadley 5-0. In the NL Arnovich hits 67. Lombardi and Camilli each hit 10 homers. McGee 5-0 pitching.
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St. Louis
Hoag
Dickey
New York
Greenberg
Detroit
Wright
Washington
Walker
Chicago
Williams
Boston
Case
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Travis
Selkirk
Welas
Donald and
Hadley
Arnovich
Philadelphia
McCormick
Cincinnati
Werber
Frey
Goodman
Lombardi
Martin
Brown
Brubaker
Pittsburgh
Herman
Camilli
Brooklyn
Handley
J. Martin
Hack
McGee
Wyatt
Fast return to form for Glenn Cunningham noted by coach
In New York on June 8 1930 Bill Hargiss Kansas track coach reports Glenn Cunningham rapidly regaining training and running form after a period of little preparation. Hargiss believes Cunningham could return to fairly good form and may challenge rivals like Wooderson if fully conditioned.
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Bill Hargiss
Kansas
Glen Cunningham
Glenn
Wooderson
Eddie Rickenbacker
Wibur Shaw
Gene Tunney
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
Nova
Pepper Martin
Bucky Walters
Walters
Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Max Baer
Tony Galento
Eddie Mead
Henry Armstrong
Henry
England
Bonesetter Reese
Arndt Jorgens
Yankee
Cooperstown
Ruston Vols Beat Crossett Millers 6 2 for OV League Lead
Ruston Ouachita Valley Vols defeated Crossett Millers 6 2 at Fraser field. Lefty Hinton held Crossett to six singles while Williams homered for Ruston. The win preserves a game and a half lead in the OV league standings.
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Vols
Crossett Millers
Fraser Field
Hinton
Tech
Millers
Crossett
Vol
Williams
Pankey
Etegman and Gimler, Hodge and Roberts
Twilight League standings mix results from three games
Sunshine Cleaners meet K C C at Y park while W O W clash Bakers at Gassers park Independents play United Gas at Plum street in a three game slate
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Y's Park
Bakers
Gassers’ Park
Independents
United Gas
Plum Street
United Gas Te Teeewewee
Independents Seeweneee
Bakers Beeen Setteeneeee
Knights of Columbus
Woodmen of the World
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Johnny Stevens outpointed Midget Mex ico in Cincinnati. Doug Gibson stopped Frisco Linda in Laurel. Grady Flynn won a decision over Babe Childers in Laurel.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Johnny Stevens
Mexico
Paso
Tex
Laurel
Miss
Doug Gibson
Dallas
Grady Flynn
Greenwood
Babe Childers
Reds Take Series Opener Over Phillies 5 4
The league leading Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 4 in a nine inning game. Reds built a 4 0 lead in four innings and added another run in the fifth as Lloyd Moore took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Lloyd Moore
al Butcher
Reds
al Hollingsworth
Ray Harrell
Jennings Poindexter
Texas League score recap with Dallas Beaumont game notes
Dallas and Beaumont played in a detailed box score style summary with line scores, player abbreviations, and pitching notes for multiple dates. It documents totals, batting, and pitching line scores, including Hartnett Galan and Moore in New York Chicago lineups, plus the Fort Worth San Antonio Oklahoma City and Houston game fragments.
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Seereenee
Shreveport
Dianees
Dallas
San Antonio
Chicago
RHPOA
Russell
Wean Ghisk
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Paveranes
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Brown
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Wagener
Gleeson
Hark
Swift
Herman
Russel
Moor
Whitehead
G Russell
Oklahoma City
Mellon
Pesseau
Melton
Lenn
Crowe
Dickey
Wilks
Passeau
Brown Turner
Lynn
Mite
Pinelli
Reardon
Tune
Local Baseball Scores in Parishes and Towns
Fragmentary box score lines show teams from EVANGELINE Lake Charles Opelousas Needham Gree Mackey and McBr 200 010 02-5 10 1 100 000 000 153 with Johnson of New Iberia and Colosky Gleason Fletcher Richards Abbeville Jeanerette Morrison Salmon Chappuis Callender.
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Alexandria Annee Eennee
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Abbeville Dwexgdoaeeen
Ey Eee
Tnaeneee
Rayne Lake Charles We Eeen Eens
Opelousas Sete Ween
Lake Charles
Opelousas
Needham, Gree Mackey and
McBr
Johnson
Colosky and Gleason
Fletcher and Richards
Abbeville
Jeanerette
Morrison
Chappuis
Callender
Kallio Returns to Mat Wars in Big Night Bout
Gus Kallio, three time world champion in multiple weight classes, resumes wrestling tonight in a main event against Cyclone Mackey at Monroe Wrestling arena in El Paso. The card includes Sailor Watkins versus Bob Castle in the semi final with seating expanded and a blanket admission price. The show starts at 8:30 p.m.
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Cyclone Mackey
Fl Paso
Tex
Monroe Wrestling Arena
Walnut Street
Kallio
Bob
Buck) Davidson
Terre Haute
Ind
Mackey
Kallie-Mackey
Sailor Watkins
Amarillo
Navy
Bob Castle
Memphis
Tenn
Castle
Yankees Rally Behind DiMaggio In Win Over White Sox
Joe DiMaggio returns to the lineup and helps the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 5 to 2. DiMaggio hits once, draws a bases loaded walk, and scores on a sacrifice fly as Lefty Gomez earns his fourth win.
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Chicago
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
New York
Yankees
Ray Radcliff
Bill Dickey
Lefty Thornton Lee
George Selkirk
Joe Gordon
Lefty Gomez
Gomez
Radecliff
Poate Crosetti
Henrich
SB Dicker
Etprone
ORO
Weiker
Kreevich
Os Owen
Renee
wAteinbacher
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Prasier
Gs Rocenthal
Fravier
Bette
DiMegeio
Relkirk
Gomes
Radcliff
Gordon
Cresett
Dahlgren
Caceer
Murphy
Lee
Tae
Brown
Lee Winening
Wooderson Sails for U S Race at Princeton
Sydne Charles Wooderson, Britain's distance runner, sailed to the United States aboard the Normandia to run in the mile of the century at Princeton on June 17. He travels with his brother Stanley and trainer Albert Hill, hoping to break his world mark of 4 06.4 if pace and track allow.
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Sydne Charles Wooderson
Princeton
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