Goodman Wins U S Open by One Stroke in 1933
Johnny Goodman, a 23 year old Omaha amateur, won the U S Open at North Shore by one stroke over Ralph Guldahl after a dramatic final round. Guldahl finished second with 288, missing a four foot putt on the eighteenth that would have forced a playoff.
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Pebble Beach
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Fresh Meadows
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Goodman Wins National Open in Open Finish at Glenview
Johnny Goodman of Omaha clinched the United States national open title at Glenview after a final 36 holes that left him tied with Ralph Guidah of St. Louis for the lead earlier. Walter Hagen posted a 292 to finish fourth, while Tommy Armour and Mortie Dutra followed with 292 and 294 respectively.
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Chicago
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Royal Oak
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Brentwood Heights
Calif
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Texas
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Josephine Kersigo
Ross Somerville
Peter Luck
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Great Falls Golfers Take On Butte In Intercity Match
Meadow Lark Country club golfers from Great Falls travel to Butte for an intercity match against Butte Country club. Each team fields 26 players, with pairs matched by handicaps and a banquet at the clubhouse at 4 p.m. Also today Lakeshore hosts second-round matches for 32 mixed pairs in a two ball fourball event. Municipal course expects heavy traffic of players.
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Cunningham Sets 800 Meter Record At Valley Meet
Glenn Cunningham the Kansas Jayhawks blazed to a 1 1 2 mark in the Missouri Valley AAU track carnival beating Don Landon of Kansas State and earning team title honors for Kansas with Ed Hall adding two wins. Norman Rhoads withdrew before the final. Betty Jameson, 14, qualified for the women’s state golf tournament with an 83.
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Jayhawk
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Dallas
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Pacific Coast Conference rules end college recruiting of high school players
Spokane report says the Pacific Coast Conference condemned recruiting high school athletes by college reps and ruled any athlete solicited to enter a university shall be declared ineligible. The meeting limited freshman football play and set guidelines for financial aid to athletes, allowing aid only under strict scholastic and source rules.
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Currail
Shields Return a Net Surprise
New York tennis star Francis X Shields, ranked fifth in the United States, returned from France aboard the President Harding after being eliminated from the French championships. He explained he left Havre abruptly, with no luggage or passport, and decided to come home quickly after losing to Christian Boussus.
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Vines Leads U S Tennis Aces Toward Davis Cup
Ellsworth Vines Jr and three fellow United States players sail from New York on the Paris to compete mainly in the Davis cup ties rather than Wimbledon. Vines says the Davis cup holds his interest most and predicts England may reach the inter-zone final, with the U S focusing on defeating France.
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Cliff Sutter
Mexico
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Parke Named Captain of State College Football Team
George Parke of Glasgow named captain of the State college football squad. Parke, a fleet back at fifth year, has completed his second varsity season and alternated between half and quarter. He scored two touchdowns last season including a 55 yard run against Wyoming.
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Austin DePrate
Wyoming University
56 1 Shot Wins Race at Chicago
Lazrae a 56 to 1 outsider won the seventh Robert M. Switzer handicap mile and a furlong at Washington Park ending the 18 day meeting before a 12 000 crowd. Owned by August B Letellier the horse nosed out Polydorus for 2465 prize with Sid ney Grant as third. Payouts were 114 34 to win 33 10 to place 39 72 to show. Laverac finished the trip in 1 51 2 5.
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New Orleans
Polydorus
Sidney Grant
Laverac
Hockey Standings Report From International League
In International League action Rochester fell 2 to 9 at Baltimore while Toronto beat Albany 11 to 3 and Buffalo lost 0 to 6 at Newark. Montreal was shutout 0 to 3 by Jersey City.
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Southern Association Scores Races In Rain Shortened Night
Knoxville 0 Atlanta 1 in five innings due to rain. Memphis 4 Birmingham 1. Little Rock 12 New Orleans 10. Nashville 3 Chattanooga 1. Final scores reflect a varied schedule across the Southern Association.
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Joe Hazen Named Honor Cadet at Aggie ROTC unit
Joe Hazen of Butte Montana State College football player and cadet major has been named honor graduate by the reserve officers training corps unit in Bozeman. The award honors scholarship military knowledge leadership and conduct. Hazen a tackle and guard is eligible for a regular army commission with complete exemption in all subjects.
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Hayes At Indiana Rewards Spring Gridders With Five Gold Medals
Billy Hayes Indiana University track and football coach began awarding five gold medals each spring to players showing the most improvement and ambition during spring drills.
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Billy” Hayes
Indiana University
How They Stand City League Last Night’s Results
City league standings show Price-Kearns 5 and Western Fuel 13 after last night’s games. Today’s schedule lists Crawley Motors visiting Anaconda for a league match.
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Weekend Baseball Scores and Upcoming Matches
Saturday results show Philadelphia 2, New York 5. Chicago 4, St Louis 3. Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 4. Boston 2, Brooklyn 3. Sunday schedule features Pittsburgh at St Louis for two games, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago at Cincinnati for two games, and Boston at Brooklyn.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule
Saturday results show New York 5 7 Philadelphia 9 8 and Washington 7 Boston 5 Detroit 6 Chicago 4 St Louis 2 Cleveland 4. Sunday schedule lists New York at Boston twice Philadelphia at Washington Detroit at Chicago twice and St Louis at Cleveland.
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Portland and Missions Split Ten Inning Games
Portland tied Missions in a 10 inning contest as Portland won 7 to 5 and the Missions lost 8 to 2 in the other 10 inning game. Seattle defeated Hollywood 11 to 4. Los Angeles beat Sacramento 7 to 9. San Francisco edged Oakland 11 to 16.
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Night baseball scores and tallies from Midwest games
Milwaukee beat Columbus 5 to 4 while Minneapolis lost 4 to 3 in a 10 inning night game. Kansas City surged to 15 against Toledo 8 and St Paul topped Louisville 3 to 2.
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Walkerville Juniors Triumph Over Butte Brewery Nine
Walkerville Juniors clinched their first win in the local American Legion league by defeating last year's champion Butte Brewery 20 to 0. Battery for Walkerville was R. Tomovich and R. Roletto, while Cords and Koporich led the losers.
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Roundup Pitcher No-Hits In Interfraternity Game
Frank Wesel of Roundup pitched a no hit no run five inning game in the State university Interfraternity league. Teammate Bob Stansberry caught for the Grizzly backfield. A major league scout has shown interest in Wesel's baseball ability.
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Ballyhoo shifts to Sharkey Carnera bout at Garden
The boxing buzz moves from Max Baer Schmeling to Jack Sharkey defending his title against Primo Carnera on June 29 at Madison Square Garden in the outdoor season opener. The event aims to surpass prior audiences as promoters eye September potential and a second Baer clash.
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Western Fuels Top Price Kearns 13-5 In City League
Western Fuels defeated Price Kearns 13 to 5 to take a two game lead in the City league race. Hoar homered and Costin had three singles to pace the attack, as Western built a 7-0 start and pulled away. Smith earned the win with Berryman finishing. Klune took the loss.
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Pena to Meet Milling in Chicago 15 Rounder
Johnny Pena of New York will box Varias Milling of the Philippines in a 15 round bout at Mills stadium on June 14. The fighters have met twice before with an eight round draw and a ten round draw.
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Johnny Pena
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Varias Milling
Philippines
Mills Stadium
Butte Horseshoe Champs Lead Coast Pair
Montana's horseshoe pitching champions opened at the Be and A McMillan of Portland Washington and Oregon rivals. Joe Duble of Butte defeated A McMillan four matches to one while George Baynes beat E McMillan 6-4. The McMillans meet again today as the Northwest rep to Chicago. Matches start at the Park and Washington course with Bayne at 1 pm and Duble at 3 pm followed by an exhibition of pitching tricks.
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Butte
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Duble
Gonzaga Manager Quits to Handle Ring Board Job
Gonzaga graduate manager Bill Mulligan will resign July 1 to become executive secretary of the Washington state homing commission. Father Paul Corkery said the school will not replace Mulligan and cited financial reasons for the decision.
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Spokane
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Gonzaga University
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Baer Dismisses Sharkey as Chump in Wide Open Talk
Henry McLemore reports Max Baer’s camp praise echoed while Jack Sharkey ridiculed Baer. Sharkey recalls Baer’s fight with Schmeling, calling Baer wide open and predicting a future clash if given the chance. He critiques Schmeling’s performance and plans to pursue Baer for a title shot despite Baer’s power.
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Orangeburg
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