United States Open golf marks rough test at Beltsrol course
Springfield June 6 9 Ray Mangrum and Ghiezzi led after 36 holes in a rough filled U S Open chase at Beltsrol club with Ghiezzi shooting 86 for the third round and Mant rum one under par 175 total. Rival Johnny Revolla and Vic Grieves trailed as field warmed to a fierce battle for the crown amid new rough driven records.
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Haltusrol Golf Clan
Springfield
Vater Ghiezzi
Deal
N. J
Bild
Ray Mangrant
Ring
Ghezi
Johny Reevolta
P. G. A. Diampsion
Chisago
Beltusrol Club
Oakmont
Jey Monroe
Charles Jr
Ghick
Evens Jr
Minikahda
Minneapolis
Gene Baraz
Johnny Revatta
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Parks Fats
Sam Parks Jr
Parks
Tony Manero
Greenstorn
Ralph Gildaht
Charles O'Ciiue Koesis
Bleven College
Mishizan
Pau Runyan
Clarence Clas
Mangrum
Frank Moore
Cleveland
Jack Mynger
Dallas S
Walter Hagen
MacDonald Smith
Gene Sarazen
Burke
Joanny Goodman
Tommy Armour
Johnny Farrell
Clin Dutra
Chick” Evans
Vic
Golf Scores at United States Open Championship Round Three
Golf scores from the United States Open show the previous 36 holes and the third round totals. Amateurs and players such as Dick Alety, Wile Munter, Clarence Doser, Albert Hiske, Jonnns Farrell, and Ra Tydley are listed with their round scores and totals.
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Dick Alety
Wile Munter
Clarence Doser
Albert Hiske
Jonnns Farrell
Ra Tydley
Friday Leaders at Baltusrol Golf Club Spring Field Scores
A chaotic OCR style list from the United States Open shows players with varied scores. Names include Victor Genel, Deony Bnute, Ted Longworth, Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen, Harold McSpaden, George Low Jr, Jack Toomer, Willie Hunter, Tommy Armour, and others. The text mixes scores like 70-70-140, 73-74-147, and 75-71-145, reflecting round totals and standings.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Springfield
Sesterdass Yound
Rexulia
Aldicalea
Manerithh
Bop
Viclar Genel
Deony Bnute
Borton
Tam
Mens Fieard
Herches
Wat
Dherry Cooper
Chicsco
John Bevo
Ralph Guidekl
Beverly
Portland
Ore
Walter Hagen
George Low Jr
Bek Metz
Chicaz Glarenee Doser
Vincent Eldred
Ralon
Derry Gianfetante
Herman Barron
White Plains
Japan
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Cente Conn
Indiana Trackmen Rule Midwest at Milwaukee Meet
Indiana University track and field team dominated the Central Intercollegiate Conference meet in Milwaukee, scoring 45 points to outrun Wisconsin and Ohio State. Notable performers included Dan Lash and the Hockiers, with Jesse Owens contributing 15 points for Ohio State in a high profile event. Mrs Marion Duypie Eske, formerly of New Orleans, defended her Long Island golf title by defeating Sylvia Ammentery 5 and?
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Indiana
Milwaukee
University of Indiana
Monarh
Midwest
Nashy Dan Lash
Hockiers
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Lake Golf Cuamp
New York
INS
Marion Duypie Eske
New Orleans
Long Island
Sylvia Amnentery
Belmont Stakes Sees Brevity Granville Fight for Purse
New York June 6 9 The Belmont Stakes 6800 added race at Belmont Park starts today with Bold Venture out due to a bowed tendon. Favorites Brevity and Granville clash for the major share of the prize as Red Rain from C V Whitney looms as a potential upset amidst a field of 10 an upbeat crowd expected.
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New York
Belmont Park
Bold Venture
Morton L. Echwarts
America
William Woodward
Granville
J. E. Widener
Flontth
San Antonio
Brevity
Ramiy
C.V. Whitney
Whitney Ace
Red Rain
Grahville
Teifel
Wheatley Stable
Woodland
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Memory Book
John Hay Whitney
Mr. Bones
Hal Price Headley
W. M. Jeffords
Ean Hart
Davis Cup Tennis Vienna Round One Reports
Austria beat Belgium as Adam Bavarowski defeated Jacques Vanden Pyden in a five set match. George von Metaxe won his bout against Andre Lacenix with a straight sets result. The Austrian team leads the European zone third round and advances toward a semi final clash with France or Yugoslavia.
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Vienna
Juma
Austria
Tooks
Read
Belgium
France
Yugoslavia
Adam Bavarowski
Jacques Vanden Pyden
George von, Metaxe
Andre Lacenix
Goldman Out at Corsicana in Amateur Golf Tourney
Corsicana Texas June 6 defending champion David Spec Goldman fell to the wayside as the Corsicana Country Club Invitation golf rating moved to the quarterfinals. He was eliminated by Bill Skerlers 9 and 1. Reynolds Smith from Dallas rallied to defeat W R Long 3 and 2. Other quarterfinalists included LaFayette Franks Dallas David Davis Tyler Will Hill Acker Commerce, Jack Fouts Dallas, Rufus King Longview, and Jamie Gough, Lee Ransell Fort Worth, while O Hara Watts required 25 holes to beat Lee Ransell.
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Corsicana
Texas
David
Spec
Goldman
Corsicana Country Club
Bill
Skerlers
Reynolds Smith
Walker
W. R. Long
Texas University Star
LaFayetts Franks
Dallas
David Davis
Tyler
Will Hill Acker
East Texas Teachers College At
Commerce
Jack Fouts
Dri Schumacher
O'Hara Waitz
Franks
Bill Meilahon
Longview
Rufus King
Acker
Louis Nowlin
Davis
Harry B
Extra Excitement in Coast Boxing
Hollywood boxing night features referee Indelsino forced to enter the ring after a foul disqualification while mid show. Main event sees Midge East defeat Varias Milling in ten rounds after a nine nine first stanza. Featherweight Lee fights Ler Indrisano as crowd erupts in melee. Villareal edges lighter weights in a packed Legion Stadium card.
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Hollywood
Calif
Johnny Indelsino
Legion Stadium
Midgeb Vol East
Philadelphia
Varias Milling
Wolgast
Indrisano
Paul Tee
Nashville
Tenn
Afike Villadeal
Yuma
Aziz
Indrissno
Lee
Indrisany
Ted Lee Ceck
Villareal
Louis vows to take Schmeling in one clean shot
Joe Louis, stirred by critics and claims of poor form, declares he will stop Max Schmeling quickly in their bout. He weighs 109 1 2 pounds and asserts he will no longer spar lightly, promising the crowd a knockout as soon as possible.
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Pat Robinson
Lakewood
Bob
Joe Louis
Rer
Louis
Jack Blackhar
Blackburn
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Jim
Joe
Eddie Matcolm
Tim
Prelim Card for Big Show In Yankee Stadium June 18
The June 18 heavyweight show at Yankee Stadium features 11 bouts around the Schmeling Louis main event. Steve Dudas and Nathan Mann meet New Haven, Conn’s Dave Clark faces Detroit’s Steve Garr. Abe Feldman takes on Jorge Brescia, while Tony Galento battles Garnot of New Haven. Additional bouts include Jack McCarthy versus Sandy McDonald and Mickey Patrick against Bud Mighault, each four or five rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Yankee Stadium
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
N. J
Nathan Mann
New Haven
Conn
Dave Clark
Detroit
Steve Garr
Meriden
Tony Galento
Newark
N.v
A Garnot
Jorge Brescia
Argentina
Abe Feldman
Jack McCarthy
Boston
Sandy McDonald
Waco
Texas
Mickey Patrick
Chicago
Bud Mighault
Brockton
Mass
Humberto Faces Savage Okeh For Leo Title
Challenger Juan Humberto will meet Savage Okeh in a Texas worn heavy weight title match next Wednesday at Walkathon areas. Promoter Coffman notes Humberto seeks the crown after a protest over a prior referee decision. Elly Bashara faces Everett Ridbons, while Len Macaltyo meets Dick Lever in the preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Humberto
Leo
Daniel Boone
Savage
Texas
Humberto
Mr. O. Rike
Himberto
Coffman
Elly Bashara
Cowboy Lustral
Everett Ridbons
Len Macaltyo
Dick Lever
Wrestling Results From Across The Nation In Short Card
The Associated Press reports a string of wrestling results with multiple bouts: Baba of Oshawa defeated Slrall in two straight falls. Barber of New Hampshire threw Hall in the opener. Daviscour of East Lake City took five straight tolls from Stahl. Colombo of Germany beat Kynkyl. Cardice Giant 376 from Denver scored a straight tee fall over Lean. Hanaski of New York defeated Alexander. Plummer of Beaumont defeated Rothenberg in 30 minutes. Lemur of San Antonio defeated Logan in one fall.
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the Associated Press
Oshawa
Gat
Ali Baba
Tarsey
Walter Slrall
Noth Bergen
N. J
Hank Barber
New Hampshire
Len Hall
Natasha
East Lake City
Dick Daviscour
Los Angeles
Richard Stahl
Germany
Casey Colombo
New Fork
Maned del Kynkyl
Salt Lake
Sly
Denver
Cardice Giant
Angeles
Straeht
Lean
New York
Joy Hanaski
Leo Alexander
Ontrott
Ohn
Plummer
Beaumont
Tex
Det Rothenberg
Debaton
Jack Lemur
San Antonio
Vale Ati Logan
Salina
Kan
Barnes Wallops Tilden in New York Exhibition
Bruce Barnes of Austin Texas delivered a strong display last night overpowering his renowned opponent Bill Tilden in a major exhibition in New York City. Tilden appeared off his game as Barnes took control early and maintained the lead throughout the match.
Olympic Track Trials Draw Half Hundred Stars in Houston
In Houston today, Olympic track and field trials attracted over fifty top athletes from major colleges and clubs. Featured entrants include Texas universities, Rice Institute, North Texas State Teachers, and San Jacinto Athletic Club. Notable figures such as Hilly Roy, David Weichers, Joe Balch, and Seymour Lieberman are highlighted, with the pole vault event drawing strong entries and a bid for records looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gof A. AL UL
University of Texas, Texas A, and M
North Texas State ‘Teachers’ College
Rice Institute
San Jacinto Athletic Club
Hilly Roy
Loyola University
New Orleans
Miss Jameson Set for 36 Hole Finals in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City June 6 Miss Betty Jameson a 17 year old from San Antonio led to the finals of the southern women golf championship facing Mrs Mark McGarry of St Petersburg Fla in a 36 hole title bout at the Oklahoma City Country Club Jameson winning streak included a 7 and 4 victory over Mrs Leon Solomon and an 8 and 7 win over Mrs Chandler while McGarry a steady one handed golfer defeated Miss Saenger and took early control against Chandler later forcing four straight pars to pull ahead
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Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Halgnor
Mark McGarry
Petersburg
Austin Golf and Country Club
Dark Horse
Iss Jameson
McGarry
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Ann Kennedy
Tulsa
Chandler
Cothran
Folda Saenger
Shreveport
Jameson
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Tenis
Texas Lass
Miss Saenger
Mrs. Chandler
Mrs. Solomon
Miss Jameson
Kelly Field Golf Team Beats Brooks in Close Match
The Kelly Field golf team defeated Brooks 2 matches to 1 at Duncan Field Friday, part of a planned series including Fort Sam Houston and Randolph Field. Kelly players Capt J Jamison and Capt W A Hardy beat Capt Hudson and Capt A N Tindal 2 up. Lieut George Brewer and Ssgt B S Bish drew 2 up. Capt D J Filinger and Capt R J Browne won 5 and 2 against Maj A W Smith and Capt Callaway.
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Kelly Field
Brooks
Brooks Field
Duncan Field
Fort Sam Houston
Randolph Field
J. Jamison
W. A. Hardy
Hudson
A.N. Tindal
Suppieul
Ted Timberlake
Capt
B. HK
George Brewer
B.S. Bish
D. J. Filinger
R. J. Browne
A. W. Smith
Callaway
Littlejohn to face former prison mates in Huntsville
On June 6 a homecoming day awaits Carl Littlejohn as he pitches for the Houston Buffs against his ex-prison peers at Huntsville. Refugio fires a teen pitcher who is out on furlough from Texas prison.
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Littlejohn
Huntsville
Carl Littlejohn
Refugio
Texas
Houston
Texas Golf Champions Rise in Lone Star State Battle
A look back at the 1933 Texas state golf tournament at Houston Country Club where Gus Moreland of Dallas won his third straight state elite title after tough matches with Reynolds Smith of Dallas and others. The narrative traces Moreland’s path through semis and finals, noting Smith’s close battles and the era’s main players, with a teaser that Reynolds Smith would claim the 1934 national amateur title.
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Texas
Gus Moreland
Houston Country Club
Moreland
Willie Maguire Jr
Houston
Harold Conti Jr
Dallas
Reynolds Smith
Leland Haroman
Youre Waco
Paris Star
Gus
Sohn
Blues Institute
Ossie
Gaulton
Smith
Iron Horse Gehrig starts IND string of 1700
Lou Gehrig begins his 1700th straight innings without a break amid a season of rugged endurance. The Yankees star adds a homer and key hit as New York beats Cleveland 4-3, while Boston, Washington, and St. Louis win to tighten pennant race standings. Gehrig’s feats include four homers in a game and multiple MVP votes, underscoring a legendary career.
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Associated Press
Lou
New York Yankees
Taulas
Rabbit
Jou
Yanks
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Detroit
Tigers
Athletics
St. Louis
Poa Ozzy
Dinty Dean
Cardinals
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wirt Blace
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bees
Avir
Cincinnati Reds
Iron Horse
Dichrig
Zeacon
Gehrig
Alin
Saare
Jemco
Bate Ruth
Fight Results by the Associated Press
A garbled boxing and fight result listing shows Erte and others with scattered scores and cities including New York San Francisco and Chicago. includes bouts with entries like 138 and 151, plus mentions of Manila and Des Moines amid unclear details and misspellings.
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Associated Presa
Erte
Maxie Straub
Leu Jullos
New York
Francizeg
Soe Barsial
San Francisco
Johnny Dias
Fail River
Mana
Drew
Hollywood
Wolker
Philatelphia
Variax Auiiting
Manila
Ban Diexo
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Jimmy Thomson
Johnny Revolla
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Allence
Johny
Ib Charles Lacey
Witty Cox
Jack Toomer
Wille Hunter
Culver City
Frank Waleh
Athris Brike
Bill Burks
Willie Kin
East Williston
Charlee Schneider
John Goodman
al Brosch
Ian
Tomy Petia
John Kacher
J. Harrison
al Nelson
Gurnat Nelson
Alertie Dutra
Jack Istars
Tépenny Farrell Springfinid
Jo2 Ezar
Len Gallett
Any Fogerty
South Hamilton
Gene Kunis Nevristowe
Honon Smith
Belmont
Deroy
Bold Vennture
White Cockade
Firethorn
Schmeling
Texas Golf Champions
Texas Golf Association
Clark Nealon
Lawson
Phage
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den Moines
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