Goodman Aims for National Amateur Title and Walker Cup
Johnny Goodman, 23, Nebraskan amateur golf star, plans to win the national amateur championship at Cincinnati this September to complete a double with the 1933 national open. A Walker Cup spot in 1934 remains a key goal, as he seeks to join legends Evans and Jones, despite past snubs.
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Billy Burke Named on Ryder Cup Team by PGA Officials
New York June 12 The Professional Golfers Association of America completed its Ryder Cup roster and chose Billy Burke the 1931 national open champion for the last remaining place. Burke’s appointment announced by PGA president George R. Jacobus came after a burst of protest over his initial omission. Burke tied for 34rd in the 1933 open, 18 strokes behind winner Johnny Goodman. American team to sail for England in a few days.
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Miss Gorczyca Captures Dixie Title and Medal
Miss Aniela Gorczyca, 21, of Fort Worth Texas, holds both the southern women's golf championship and the qualifying medal at Radium Springs Albany Ga. She beat Miss Margaret Maddox Atlanta Ga by one with 82 to 83, defending champion Mrs Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg Miss. Aniela also won the tourney medal last year. A new highway for heavy trucks between Milan and Genoa is nearing completion.
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Pro Golf Standings Highlight Record-Tying Rounds
The round setup shows 75-66-70 for 287, near the tournament record with a 66 tying the single round low. Armour finished fourth at 292, Hagen matched with a 66 that included a penalty, Wood placed third at 290 earning $750, ahead of Armour and Hagen.
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Nervous Condition Improves After Cardui Use
Mrs J T E Thomas of Spartanburg South Carolina describes severe nerves and weakness improving after taking Cardui a purely vegetable medicine. She reports tremors weaker nerves and a steadier condition after six bottles and recommends it to others. Cardui is sold by local druggists.
Featherweights Take Control Of Boxing Situation This Week
New York reports featherweights assume control this week with Fred die Miller of Cincinnati Johnny Pena of New York and Varias Milling of Los Angeles in headline roles Pena and Milling will fight the first 15 round bout in Illinois since box meeting laws were amended Wednesday night in Chicago Miller holder of the NBA featherweight crown meets Baby Arizmendi in a 10 round bout in San Francisco tonight Miller beat Arizmendi in a February title match at Los Angeles besides a top bout Johnny Risko of Cleveland faces Patsy Perroni in a 10 round bout in Cleveland Thursday night
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Knight Scozza Set To Challenge Rosenbloom Crown
In Miami on June 12 a 10 round light heavyweight bout will decide a challenger to Maxie Rosenbloom as Joe Knight of Cairo Ga faces Lou Scozza of Buffalo. Knight, favored for speed, must withstand Scozza’s power in a bout featuring three preliminaries.
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Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues
Results from the American League include Detroit 1 to Chicago 5, New York 8 to 9, Boston 7 to 11, Washington 13 to Philadelphia 6, and Cleveland 1 to St. Louis 0 in 10 innings. National League games feature Boston 6 to 2, Brooklyn 4 to 5, Chicago 4 to 9, Cincinnati 6 to 8, Philadelphia 7 to New York 6, Pittsburgh 11 to 3, St. Louis 7 to 0, with Southern League noting Atlanta 2 to Knoxville 6, Nashville 1 to 1, Chattanooga 2 to 3, Memphis 1 to 1, Birmingham 7 to 3, New Orleans postponed by rain.
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Baseball doubleheader sparks varied big games
Billy Herman powered the Cubs with four five hits in two games, while Smead Jolly drove in six runs for the Red Sox with two homers and three singles against the Yankees. Johnny Verger hit two homers and a single for the Giants, driving in four in a five run rally.
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Thomasville Buds Aim for second GAFLA win at home
Thomasville's Buds return to municipal stadium to host Tallahassee Capitals in a key GAFLA contest. The club, 1 win 2 losses, seeks revenge for an opening day 3-2 defeat, with Grady Alday likely to pitch and M Pugh returning to action amid lineup changes.
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Young players upset in city doubles tourney results
Weekend city doubles event saw three teams advance with victories and two others move into round two. Ausley and Mahler upset Petty and Clark 6 3 6 2, Brewton and Hasty lost to Crosby and Ezell 3 6 6 8 5, Plant and Crawford beat Rosalio and Rosenberg 6 2 6 1.
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League leaders and batting summaries of major leaguers
A summary of top players across teams with stats for batting and pitching leaders. Notable names include Ruth Foxx Simmons Gehrig Combs and others, with runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases, plus leading pitchers Brennan Grove Hallahan Cantwell.
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Ex showman earns way by fashioning furniture
Willie Wright left Macon Georgia after losing work and with his wife and child began making bamboo chairs willow porch sets and garden furniture. They travel by truck selling pieces wherever materials can be bought and settle briefly where sales allow. Des Moines death rate from auto accidents rose from 25 to 31 per 100000 in 1932 compared to 1931.
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Birmingham strengthens campaign with two wins over Chicks
Atlanta, June 12. Birmingham's drive to oust New Orleans from second and challenge Memphis for league leadership gained momentum with two victories over the first place Chicks. In the opener, Touchstone limited runs, Hutcheson hit a two-run homer as Birmingham beat Memphis 7 to 1. In the night game White shut out the Chicks 3 to 1, Chiozza driving in a run with a triple. Chattanooga swept Nashville in a doubleheader, 2-1 and 3-1, with Goldie Holt homering for Knoxville to beat Atlanta 5-2. Little Rock and New Orleans weathered a rainout.
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How Did It Happen By N Y B
The piece comments on Schmeling's conduct and public sentiment in Germany praising him over Nazi figures. It notes the Indians defeating the Browns 1–0 in ten innings with Hildebrand’s RBI, and mentions Johnson, the Yankees, and the Senators. It covers Miss Aniela Gorczyca winning Southern Woman’s Championship and Georgia State Tournament details.
Indians fail to hit as Johnson debuts with 1-0 win
In Walter Johnson's first game as Indians manager they win 1-0 over the Browns in ten innings. Mel Harder and Oral Hildebrand combine for the decisive run as Joe Vosmik scores on Hildebrand's single. Pirates sweep Cardinals 2 games. Giants fall to Phillies. Cubs win at Reds park. Yankees and Red Sox split bargain bill before 30,000.
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Edwin Tiffin wins Ohio gubernatorial vote with 4564 votes
Edwin Tiffin secured 4 564 votes in Ohio's first gubernatorial election and faced no opposition votes. The result confirms a landslide showing with no ballots cast against him.
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