Butch Krueger Leads Open At Oakmont In Surprise Start
Alvin Krueger a 28 year old German born golfer from Beloit Wisconsin surged to the early lead at the national open championship at Oakmont. Krueger shot a sub par 71 to top the field of 157 while veteran Roland MacKenzie matched par.
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Davis J. Walsh
Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
America
Alvin Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Krueger
Roland MacKenzie
Washington
Sports Roundup Sees Big Names Enter Oakmont and Beyond
Oakmont hosts the national golf tourney with stars like Gene Sarazen and Babe Didrikson. Captain W A Smith, NY pro, plans to meet friends. Yale may name Ken Loeffler as head basketball coach. Patt Mossman travels to Japan to promote horseshoe pitching. The Boston Braves Ruth mixup and Baer Braddock clash draw attention.
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Boston Braves
Babe Ruth
Alabama Pitts
Oakmont
Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
National League Results From Friday June 7 1935
Yesterday Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 2 to 1. New York and Philadelphia games postponed by rain. Chicago and Cincinnati rained out with no result. Boston and Brooklyn not scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Games Today Across Nation See Key Matchups
Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh and Chicago travels to St Louis as two pivotal series kick off. Boston faces New York while Brooklyn plays Philadelphia in a packed slate of games.
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across League Play
American League results Washington tops Boston 3 0 Detroit defeats Cleveland 10 9 Chicago and St Louis face weather delays First game extended to 10 innings Second game rained out Philadelphia to Washington Cleveland at St Louis New York at Boston Detroit at Chicago Lehigh Field hosts Davis and American Can softball moved by order of President Walther Games start times set 6 and 2 oclock Officials H Smith and Wilson oversee the double bill
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Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New York-Philadelphia
Chicago-St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Lehigh Field
South Hills Boro Field
Walther
Saks
H. Smith
Wilson
Chicago Aie
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Clevelance
Capitolos
Ted del Ross
Caps
Sniezek
Mateja
Sam Copple
del Ross
Nickie Uram
Frank Copple
Benny Augustine
Bill Ross
Sam Bullano
Johnny Uram
Teddy Koltz
Mollie
St. Andrews
A. Va
Can
Gregor
Tom Conti
Dutch Ross
Capitolas
T Conti-Evans Croton
Tolans
Spencer Field
Gilmore-Perrotta Radiators
Keystones
Gaston Park
J. Dennis
Pawella Davis
American Can
Lehighfield
Wilson Saks
Unions
Centennial
Brooks
Bat Parker
Ladies Hold First Tourney Of Year At New Castle Field Club
Women golfers at the New Castle Field Club held the season’s opening blind bogey events. Miss Clara Hartsuff captured the 18 hole blind bogey with 104 games and a 20 handicap for an 84, the pulled number being 88. In the 9 hole blind bogey Mrs. C W Nolan won with a 70 game and 22 handicap for a 48, the pulled number 48.
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New Castle Field Club
Field Club
Clara Hartsuff
Clara M. Hartsuff
We Horner
J. F. Perelman
Cc Ww. Nolan
Green
Joseph E
A Martin Eeee
J E Eliott Sewer
W Offutt
Cc W Graham Ee Ee
BR. F Kariher Eer Ene HO
M Offendinger
Lawyers Golf at Field Club in New Castle
Lawyers from Lawrence Butler Beaver and Mercer met at the New Castle Field Club for a Blind Bogey tournament drawing 74 players. Winners were R. E. McCreary Ben Marks C H Miller and George Meshank. Tubby Marshall of Butler was medalist with 77. C A Patterson led locals with 86. Dinner followed in the Field Club dining room.
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Lawrence
Butler
Beaver
Mercer
New Castle Field Club
R. E. McCreary
Ben Marks
C. H. Miller
George Meshank
Clarence A. Patterson
Field Club
C. A. Patterson
Former Champions Rally To 77 In National Open Play
Five of eight former champions in the National Open tied at 77. Olin Dutra the defending champion Johnny Goodman 1933 Willie MacFarlane 1925 Billie Burke 1931 and Walter Hagen 1914 1919 all posted 77 during the opening round.
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International News Service
Oakmont Country Club
Olin Dutra
Johnny Goodman
Willie MacFarlane
Billie Burke
Walter Hagen
Unions Defeat Tolans in 8 to 5 City League Softball
Unions beat the Tolans 8 to 5 at Centennial Field in a postponed City League game. Al Ritchie pitched for the Unions, allowing six hits with five strikeouts as Homer Grey and Rufus Roberts contributed key hits. The win lifts the Unions into third place. Frank Merando led the Brewers with two doubles and a single.
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Unions
Tolan A. C
Centennial Field
al Ritchie
Tolans
Henry Engs
Morris
Knoll
Chuck” Sumners
Homer Grey
Rufus Roberts
Frank Merando
Brewers
Stribling
Joe Fair
Diana and Fair
R. H. E Pewee
Texie Richards
Morris and
Hill
Gilmore and
Brooks
Slovak A. C. Defeats Rose Point 1-0 on Clifton Flats
Slovak A. C. blanked Rose Point 1 to 0 yesterday. A. Mehalic pitched three hits allowed, Farrell held Slovak A. C. to four hits. Grednick homered, E. Updegraff and M. Mehalic doubled. Batteries were A. Mehalic and Wrona for Slovak A. C. and Farrell and E. Updegraff for Rose Point. Umpire Zidow.
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Rose Point
Clifton Flats Field
A. Mehalic
Farrell
Slovak
A. C
Grednick
E. Updegraph
M. Mehalic
R. H.E. Rees
Wrona
E. Updegraff
Zidow
League Leaders Retain Positions In City Golf League
In New Castle Golf League action at the Municipal Course, Conn's and East Side stayed atop the standings with identical records, each winning five of six matches. Blair Strip Steel rose to sixth after taking five of six games against B. and O. Rieck McJunkin, who moved ahead of Pennsylvania R. R. Other top scorers included Grommes, Solomon, and Gilliland with 38s, while Michaelis, Mazzari 40s, and Hankonen, Smith, Ferry, Kennedy, Weber 41s, Fleming and McGovern 42s. Conn's beat Hardware Merchants 5 1, East Side beat Johnson Bronze 5 1.
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Municipal
Conn’'s
East Side
Blair Strip Steel
O. Rieck- McJunkin
Pennsylvania R. R
Conn’s
The
Hardware Merchants
Johnson
Blair
Strip Steel
Shenango Tin
New Castle News
Reynolds, Summers and
McCann
Gersons
Rieck- McJunkin
Pennsylvania R. A
Rieck McJunkin
Pennsylvania
R. A
Shee Ewes Reynolds
Shenango Works
Johnson Bronze
Slacks flood wardrobes as flannel, washable trousers rise
Business magazine highlights a surge in slack style items like flannel and washable trousers expanding closet options. The piece notes multiple brands offering versatile pants that mix with many outfits, appealing to practical buyers.
Two Twilight Games In Circuit Today In Mahoning County League
Castlewood visits Hillsville and Ellwood City travels to Mahoning for two twilight games in the county baseball circuit. Mahoning aims to topple Ellwood City and force a tie with Bessemer for first. Gannett will pitch for Mahoning, while Ellwood City has not named a pitcher.
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Castlewood
Hillsville
Ellwood City
Mahoning
Lawrence County
Bessemer
Gannett
McCullough
Merchants Rally To Beat Mahoningtown Indies 6-4
East New Castle Merchants defeated Mahoningtown Independents 6-4 at East New Castle. Merchants erased a deficit with a five run fifth frame as Anderson and Meister combined for the win and Witheral and Berley worked the battery for Mahoningtown. Umpires Shutts and Pander.
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East New Castle
Mahoningtown
Anderson
Witheral
Meister
Russo
R. H.E
Mahoningtown Indies
Witheral and Berley
Shutts and Pander
Smith Attending National Open at Oakmont
Captain W Arthur Smith manager and pro at New Castle Muny course visits Oakmont today to watch the National Open championship as he follows many players he has faced or played against in the past.
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MacKenzie
Oakmont
Bobby Jones
Tommy Armour
Mac Smith
Ed Dudley
Armour
Dudley
Jim Foulis
Horton Smith
Herman Barron
W. A. Smith
New Castle
W. Arthur Smith
Alabama Pitts Free After Five Year Stride Back To Baseball
Alabama Pitts, 25, leaves Sing Sing after five years for a fresh start in life and sports. W. G. Bramham of the National Association of Professional Leagues blocks his early bid to play professionally, citing his past as a robber and inmate. Pitts had developed into a capable athlete inside prison and accepts a later offer to play with Johnny Evers' Albany club.
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Pat Robinson
New York
Alabama Pitts
Sing Sing
Southland
Bar of Justice
W. G. Bramham
National Association of Progressional Leagues
Johnny Evers
Albany Club
Tin Mill League Opens With Two Softball Wins
Opening Department defeated Jones Hot Mill 5 to 2 at South Hillsboro field. Kellys Hot Mill beat Mechanicals 7 to 4 at Rosena Furnace field.
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TIN Mill League
Tin Mill
Jones Hot Mill
South Hillsboro Field
Kelly’s Hot Mill
Rosena Furnace
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