Runyan Shines Before First Practice At National Open
In Birmingham the 41st National Open opens with Paul Runyan of White Plains New York praising the rough at Oakland Hills and aiming for a swing in the middle. Laffoon posted a 69 in practice while Manero and Snead also played. par is 36-36-7 and the field includes Ted Loneworth Harold McBaden Penna and Johnny Farrell. Roosevelt Raceway announces a $10 000 extra purse for American drivers and cars. Glenn Cunningham hints at a possible mile record at the Princeton meet.
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Birmingham
Midh
Oakland Hills
Paul Runyan
Bob Cuickshank
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Gaid
Wan Oer
Ted Loneworth
Portland
Ore
Harold
Tug) McBpaden
Winchester
Mass
Tony Penna
Itasca
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Johnny Farrell Springfield
N. J
Roosevelt Raceway
Maxie Roesch
Southern Methodist
Bill Irby
Tulane
Jimmy Braddock
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton
Glenn Hinks
Roundup of boxing golf and racing notes from New York
A scattered roundup notes names like Charlie Dreasen Steve ONeil Pedro Montanez Barney Ross and Dizzy Dean. It recalls a golfer’s rare double win ending a 15 year gap and hints at a welterweight title field outside New York with Jer sey or Philadelphia as possibilities. It also mentions Braddock Louis fight ticket sales a Chicago race pot and various baseball and auto racing tidbits.
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New York
Howline
Charlie Dreasen
Steve O'Neil
Pedro Montanez
Barney Ross
Mebbe
Philadelphia
Dizzy Dean
Tack
Bob
Braddock - Louis
Chicago
Ciorce
Mike Jacobs
del Baker
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Oakland
Del
Ray Jacobs
Los Anses
North Carolina
SchmelLns
Henry Picard
Seals Lead Coast Baseball Standings Enter Key Series
San Francisco's Seals hold a one game lead in the Pacific Coast League as they face the San Diego Padres in San Diego. Sacramento Solons meet Oakland Acorns while Los Angeles Missions visit San Francisco. Portland Beavers travel to Seattle as games start tonight with four matchups on the slate.
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San Francisco
Tarruping
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Lefty O'Doul
Seals
San Diego Padres
San Diego
Sacramento Solons
Oakland Acorns
Padres
Sacramento
Acorns
San Francisco Missions
Los Angeles
Portland Beavers
Seattle
Los Angeles Vs. Missions
Portland
Oakland
W. L Pet
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Bacon
Baseball Roundup Highlights Seven Teams In High-Scoring Games
Yesterday’s Stars by the Associated Press notes Bar Averill powered the Indians with a home run and a triple in an eight run third as Cleveland routed the Senators 17-5. Hank Greenberg and Jake Wade spark the Tigers. Farmer’s 14th homer helped the Yankees beat the Athletics as Wade struck out nine. Gumbert’s five hit game and a homer led the Giants past the Pirates 5-2. Woody English’s in and out double drove in the winning run in the Dodgers 5-4 win over the Reds. Piet and the White Sox combined for 16 hits to defeat the Athletics 12-6. Hildebrand walked eight but limited the Red Sox to six hits in a 9-6 Browns win.
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Associated Press
Harry Gumbert
Giants
Woody English
Dodgers
Reds
Tony Piet
White Sox
Athletics
Oral Hildebrand
Browns
Red Sox
Bronx
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Loui
Tigers
Jake Wade
Detroiters
Lefty Gomez
Hank Greenberg
Joe McCarthy
Sox
Boys League to Open Next Friday
The U M C A boys softball league prepares to start Friday afternoon with rosters filed from Poky Bees and Bobcats squads. Austin L. Jones notes more teams will be enrolled as long as the schedule allows. Managers include Carlos Jones for Poky Bees and Tom Emery for Bobcats along with listed players.
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Austin L. Jones
Poky Bees
Carlos Jones
Jayson Holladay
Jean Holladay
Jay Jensen
Johnn Hart
Norman Fox
Buster Couch
Don Hart
Mack Griffith
Dean Hart
Wallace Ehlert
Harold Foss
Bill Valentine
Eddie Thomas
Junior Briggs
Bobcats
Tom Emery
Carl Cook
Frank Jones
Bom Emery
A. Mirabella
Bill Shepworth
Willie Carroll
Jimmie Garrett
Billy Flint
Dave Hammond
GUE LEADER pJOR LEAGS Me natin
Medwick leads National League in batting with .411, Medwick also top in runs and hits among Cardinals. Bartell runs home runs and Medwick tied for NL lead with 9, while Bryant and Hubbell top NL pitching with 4 0. In American League Bell and Greenberg pace batting and home runs, Greenberg 14, Selkirk 10. Greenberg also leads in runs with 46, Walker among hits leaders.
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Associated Presse
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
Pirates
Galan
Cubs
Bartell
Giants
Kampouris
Reds
Bryant
Cubes
Hubbell
Bell
Browns
Walker
Tigers
Greenberg
Tiers
Lary
Indians
Selkirk
Yankees
Pearson
Moran Predicts Louis Loss to Braddock in Chicago Showdown
Jack Eco Moran former foe of Dempsey and rival of Braddock says Louis will lose to champion James Braddock, noting Braddock’s smarts and defensive tactics. Moran recalls past ring wars and asserts Braddock will outpoint Louis or possibly KO him, given Louis’s inexperience against a reigning champ.
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Moran
Louis
James Braddock
Jack Eco Moran
Nashville
Braddock
Yankees falter as White Sox loom in Chicago
The World Series champions stumble on a long road trip with two wins in six games. Detroit’s pitching and batting, led by Hank Greenberg, sink the Yankees as Jake Wade dominates. McCarthy faces a wary outlook for a crucial White Sox showdown.
Weather Quick Report for Four Cities
New York at Chicago partly cloudy 3 p m. Philadelphia at Detroit clear 3 p m. Boston at Cleveland clear 3 p m. Washington at St Louis clear 4 p m.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Clear
Baseball Scores From Yesterday National League Tie
Cincinnati lost to Brooklyn 4 to 5 while Pittsburgh defeated New York 2 to 5 in the only games on the slate.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Sports scores from American and regional games
The record lists baseball or football style scores for teams in American Washington Cleveland New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Boston St. Louis with varied outcomes from narrow to wide margins. The source shows multiple matchups and final scores across teams.
Nine game win streak ties best major league mark
The White Sox and Dodgers won tight games as Bill Dietrich earned his third win for Chicago after a 16 hit attack on the Athletics. Earl Whitehill notched his 200th major league victory as Cleveland moved toward the top. Oral Hildebrandt and Wes Ferrell delivered solid efforts in separate AL games. The Giants stretched their NL lead while the Pirates skid continued and Roy Henshaw notched a second win in three days for the Dodgers in ten innings.
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Yanks
Bill Dietrich
Sox
Athletics
Whess
Senators
Earl Whitehill
Dean
Cleveland
Oral Hildebrandt
Red Sox
Wes Ferrell
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Bucs
Terrymen
Dodgers
Roy Henshaw
Reds
Boxing results from last night across four cities
In New York Pedro Montanez knocked out Phil Baker after two. In Chicago Red Burman defeated Joe Lipps by points in four. In Butte Wesley Ramsey outpointed Hubert Dennis ten rounds. In Baltimore Johnny Lucas outpointed Louis Cocoa in twelve rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Phil Baker
Norwalk
Conn
Chicago
Red Burman
Baltimore
Joe Lipps
Tyty
Butte
Mont
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hubert Dennis
Bosemen
Johnny Lucas
Camden
N. J
Louis
Kid
Wrestling results include Cox pinning Kennedy in 24:40
In Lancaster George Cox 234 from Cleveland pinned Jock Kennedy 214 from Texas in 24 minutes 40 seconds. In Portland Casey 243 from Ireland defeated Billy Bartush 236 from Chicago in straight falls.
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Lancaster
George Cox
Cleveland
Jock Kennedy
Texas
Portland
Maine
Stev
Crusher
Casey
Ireland
Billy Bartush
Chicago
Directors Move to Boost Preakness Value to 100000
The Maryland Jockey Club directors at Pimlico race track voted to raise the Preakness Stakes purse to 100000, aiming to make it America’s richest stake for 3 year olds. This year War Admiral won the event, which carried 500000 added money.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico Race Track
America
Bankers lose lead as U M C A league continues
U P Clerks beat Clearing House 9 3 to break a three way tie for leadership in the U M C A Commercial softball league. Idaho Glass-Crane Co toppled Packers 8 5. Petersen Stephenson defeated Graves Potter 12 2 to stay tied for first. Pocatello Mill Hendersons routed Western Coal 14 8. Seazley suffered a fractured collarbone in the second inning.
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U. P
Clearing House
U.M.C.A. Commercial
Bankers
Clerks
Petersen
Cole
Seazley
Charins
Bensely
Bill Speir
Idaho Glass-Crane Co
Packers
Packer
Glassmen
Idaho Glass
Croshaw
Kimball
Idaho Glass Boys
R. H. E. Packers
Clarke
Jones
Orr
Petersen-Stephenson
Graves & Potter
Pet'sen-Steph
J. Fenwick
Graves
Reynolds
Floyd Hough
Frank Hough
Mysterious Scoreline Records Local Team Challenge
Fragmentary OCR notes show a scoring list with a team named West'n Coal and a Millers opponent. The line reads a numeric score sequence and battery names Anderson Carter Ames Fisher and H. Knowles, suggesting a players’ lineup or game note without full context. The fragment implies a local basketball or similar contest with unclear result.
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R.F. E. West'n Coal
Anderson
Carter Ames
Fisher
H. Knowles
Braddock Sets Pace in Training Ahead of Louis Fight
Braddock is well ahead of schedule for the June 22 bout with Joe Louis in Chicago. He completed another six round workout in Kenosha Wisconsin as Louis and sparring partners followed a rigid training program typical of the Brown Bomber era.
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Joe Louis
Chicago
Barney
Kenosha
Wis
Pastor seeks couple for altar during Eaton sermon
The Rev. RE G Thomas of the Church of Christ in Eaton announces a June 27 service on the proper and best way of living and plans to include a marriage ceremony in the service. He seeks a couple to participate as an altar bound pair.
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Eaton
Ohio
RE. G. Thomas
Church of Christ
Firefighters Endure Shootout During Grass Fire
San Diego June 8 firefighters faced sudden gunfire while battling a grass blaze. Captain J K Sinderholm found a rusted burned pistol in the grass after the shots ceased. five shells had been discharged.
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San Diego
J. K. Sinderholm
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Charlie Werner
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Jack
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