Davis Cup brink as U S faces Europe for title
The United States team led by Donald Budge, Bitsy Grant, and Gene Mako routed Australia 5-0 in the North American zone finals sealing a spot to meet Europe and then England for the cup. Bromwich won a set for Australia while Crawford and McGrath fell to Grant and Budge as the U S move toward the European final.
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France
U. S
America
Europe
England
Donald Budge
California
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Gene Mako
Budge
Australia
Germany
Henner Henkel
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
U.S
Bromwich
John Bromwich
Adrian Quist
Don Budge
Grant
Jack Crawford
Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Feller Leaves Cleveland Indians for Rest
Bob Feller, the Cleveland Indians fireball pitcher, left the team for at least two weeks of rest after injuring his arm on April 24. General manager C. C. Slapnicka confirmed the leave last night and said the destination was not revealed, though a return to his Iowa home town was anticipated.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
C. C. Slapnicka
Indians
Feller
Iowa
Cleveland Team Hands Wakeman First Defeat
Wakeman Red Caps suffer first loss of the season 6 to 1 to the Clevelanders, held to three hits by Meluch of the Cannon Tailors. Wakeman faces Wadsworth Merchants next in a likely close battle after tonight's setback.
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Wakeman
Meluch
Cannon Tailors
Wakeman Red Caps
Clevelanders
Red Caps
Wadsworth Merchants
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Hutton
Spratt
Schriner
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Scutt
I Young
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Geiger
Bement
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Barrett
Mebuck
Cavanaugh
Pacloura
Barlinske
Young
Steluck
Br Meluch
Tosing
Wels and
Hellamy
Standings Update From Weekend Baseball Results
Standings feature Cleveland at 7-R and Detroit 1-5 in an eleven inning second game, New York 4-2 and Boston 2-8, Washington 8-5 and Philadelphia 3-1, Chicago 5-3 and St Louis 2-8, Veaterdas Rea Brocklin 10ew York 2-5, Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 7, Chicago 4-6 and St Louis 2-3, Philadelphia 6-9 and Boston 3-0, Veaterday's results Columbus 12-3 and Toledo 10-7 with Minneapolis 11-31, St Paul 5-5, Kansas City 4-4 and Milwaukee 4-4, Louisville 7, Indianapolis Veaterdays Reanlte Newark 6-2, Jersey City 1, Buffalo 12-16, Toronto 7-7, Montreal 7-2, Rochester 2-1, Syracuse 16-2 and Baltimore 5-9.
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New York
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Washington
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Rochester O
Iderney City
Yesterday's Heroes fall as Hubbell endures first defeat since July
Carl Hubbell faced a crushing day as the Giants lost after a long afternoon of hard hits. The 61,756 fans who cheered Hubbell watched the star pitcher take the loss, his first since July, as the lineup failed to back him at the plate.
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Carl Hubbell
Giants
Oberlin Third In State Class B Track Finals
Oberlin High finishes third in the Class B state track finals as Upper Arlington wins with 26.5 points and Grendale places second at 26. Oberlin earns its lone victory by Herman Hugfnell in the high jump at 5 feet 11.8 inches. McCarthy places third in both the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Hudwell finishes fourth in the 100. Frye takes fifth in the 120 yard high hurdles. Bill Wahl is fourth in the pole vault. Oberlin’s 880 relay ends second and the mile relay is third. Avon Lake Medley Relay takes fourth. Columbia High Croker seventh in discus. Birmingham High Andrews fifth in the 440.
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Oberlin
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Hudwell
Frye
Bill Wahl
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Crocker
Columbia High
Andrews
Birmingham High
Kostyo Grants One Hit as Bittners Win 2-0
Johnny Kostyo allowed Berea Holy Name Society only one hit while fanning 12. Bittners Funeral Home secured a 2-0 victory on Hamilton diamond as Green produced the lone hit for Berea in the first inning. Kostyo struck out 12 batters, with Loder relieving and yielding two hits.
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Kostyo
Brain Twiz2zlers By Prof 3 0 bat
The real estate manager narrates selling two houses for 4959 dollars with a ten percent loss on one and a ten percent gain on the other. The assistant says break even, prompting the manager to decide to promote or fire for not calculating. The riddle ends with a question about his likely action.
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Igurea
Ron
Golfers Seek To Qualify Today For National Open Play
A field of 1302 golfers sought spots today in the U S Open at Oakland Hills Birmingham Michigan June 10 12. Forty players already qualified or exempt leaving 16 places at Detroit and other districts. Stars like Lawson Little Jimmy Hines Craig Wood Willie MacFarlane Jess Sweetser Ed Dudley Leo Diegel Byron Nelson Sam Snead and others vied for remaining berths across Chicago Philadelphia Huntington and Ohio sites.
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Jimmy Hines
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Willie MacFarlane
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Leo Diegel
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Sam Parks
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Sam Snead
Major League Batting Leaders Update
Fragmented stats show Medwick and Walker among leaders in batting average hits and runs for Cardinals Tigers Red Sox Yankees and White Sox. Readable portions indicate key names Medwick Greenberg Bonura Browne and Selkirk with varying AB and H values.
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Club
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Walker
Tigers
Bell Browne
Renin
Red Sox
Rouse R Battell
Grante
Selkirk
Yankees
Greenberg
Medwieck
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Ine Tiresnberg
Bonura
White Sox
Munich Professor Claims Fish Can Distinguish Musical Notes
Prof K von Frisch of Munich University says Wish React to Music London Mintons can distinguish between musical notes. He believes the problem long debated between anglers and scientists may be solved.
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London
Mintons
K. von Frisch
Munich University
CCC camp seeks Lorain County softball games
The CCC camp softball team seeks games with any softball teams in Lorain County. Interested managers should call 6521 and ask for Taylor or write to Co. 3513 CCC Elyria Ohio.
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Lorain County
Taylor
Co. 3513
Elyria
Ohio
Exotic fish export from Singapore draws interest at home
Biologists debate whether fish hear while a Chinese merchant ships over a thousand tropical species yearly to Great Britain and other nations. Among the wares are fighting fish and climbing perches, with some pairs priced at 30 dollars. A separate note links Yancey Henry of Lynn to Joe Louis, noting Henry’s origins in Alabama near Louis’s hometown as he exited the National Amateur tourney in Boston.
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Great Britain
Louis
Boston
Yancey Henry
Lynn
Mass
Alabama
Joe Louis
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