Ralph Guldahl Becomes Two Year National Champion
Ralph Guldahl, who learned golf as a Texas caddy, won the United States Open at Cherry Hills with a final 69 and 284 total, seven ahead of the field. The victory follows his 1930 triumph, and he heads next to defend his Western Open title in St Louis as the defending champion.
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Metz Runner-Up at National Open Reveals Comeback Triumph
Dick Metz finished second at Denver's Cherry Hills in the National Open, a remarkable comeback after a near amputation scare a year earlier. Ralph Guldahl won again. Metz drew praise for grit and a possible movie contract on the horizon. The piece also mentions Thomasville Open prospects and Piney Woods tournament plans at Glen Arven Club.
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Dean Left Behind As Cubs Start Road Trip
Chirace June 13. Baseball fans start a new chapter in the Arms mystery. Dizzy Dean’s muscle ailment hinders a salary arm costing the Chicago Cubs 185000 and three players. Fans and officials question if the team can win the pennant without him.
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Bruner Leads Albany Rally in Ten-Inning Victory
In Albany yesterday Bruner sparked a 4 hit game against the Travs, winning in the tenth on Cross two bagger then Benjamins long three base hit. The piece notes Bruner’s clutch swing and recalls Geary Kracher Howell Eddie Taylor and Ned Crozer commentary on rowdyism and umpire treatment in baseball. Zeppelin gained early aeronautics exposure as Union balloon observer during the Civil War.
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Birds and Packers win Sunday contests
Thomanville's Orioles beat Albany Travelers 3 1 in Albany after a late two run surge for a 1 1 tie in the seventh. Moultrie Packers toppled Tallahassee Capitals 6 5 in Tallahassee with Andy Sinay closing out the ninth.
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Ungrammed Coach Grimm Names Specialist Leader
The excerpt records Grimm announcing a new appointment placing a player in charge of a specialist unit. The quote reflects a disconsolate tone and mentions a former St Louis Cardinal star who indicated reinstruction or a directive was given to him.
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Western Open Slated at St. Louis
Westwood Country Club hosted a top field of 150 golfers as the Western Open prepares to start. U S Open champion Ralph Guldahl led the group aiming for a rare feat by winning two major titles within eight days after his Denver victory.
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Guldahl Wins U S Open for Second Straight Year
Ralph Guldahl clinched his second consecutive U S Open title with a brilliant final surge at Denver. Dick Metz, leader after 54 holes, faltered down the stretch to surrender the crown.
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Yesterday's baseball scores and today's schedule
Yesterday results include Thomasville defeating Albany 3-1 and Moulirie beating Tallahassee 6-5. Today Americus visits Cordele and multiple games feature Atlanta, New Orleans, Birmingham, Nashville, Little Rock, and others with scores such as Philadelphia 8-1 and New York 7 to Cleveland 6. Also Columbia beat Savannah 6-3 and Macon won 8-2 over Jacksonville.
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Yanks Dominate Indians in 7 8 Victory Before Big Crowd
Babe Ruth era remarks about team hitting echo as the Yankees overwhelm the Indians 7 to 8 behind a late home run. The win improves New York’s record against western clubs to seven and five while Cleveland stays 1 1/2 games ahead in the AL. Detroit wins 18 12 over Washington in a freak game to finish 7 6. Giants split twin bill with St Louis as Weiland beats Hubbell. Brooklyn maintains strong East swing with a 7 3 record. A Cubs rally later blasts Van Mungo in the eighth.
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Bruner Throws Four-Hitter as Orioles Beat Travs 3-1
Roy Bruner pitched a complete game four hitter to defeat the Albany Travelers 3-1 in Albany Georgia. Stanley Benjamin delivered a late triple and scores on a wild pitch to seal the win as Thomasville’s Orioles cut the Travelers’ lead to seven games.
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Box Score for Thomasville Albany Game Report
Box score recaps errors and RBIs for Endicott, Benjamin, and H Lee. Thomasville 8 Albany 1 with 9 left on base and two pitchers dominating. Nowak and Bruner share control with multiple walks and a wild pitch.
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Jail For 2 Dream De Smet. Idaho
Joe Vincent and Eugene Lallouse told Justice W A Weise they dreamed of a huge huckleberry crop. A resident said a thief had stolen their fruit.
Reds Vander Meer tied to big money bid and trades rumor
SID FEDER notes Vander Meer's value after Reds acquired him, with Brooklyn and Chicago rumors swirling about a three way deal and several pitchers in play. The column also covers Dizzy Dean, Jimmy Foxx, Sam Chapman, Ralph Guldahl, Lefty O'Doul and trade chatter surrounding Van Mungo, Lombardi, Hassett, Ostermueller and Marcum.
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Dauber The Preakness Winner Injured After Van Leap
Inglewood Calif June 13 PK Dauber William duPonts Preakness winner nursed minor bruises skin cuts and a broken tooth today after leaping from a van during a California race event.
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Orioles Rally Past Cardinals in Nine Inning Win
Thomanville's Oriolds rally for a 3-2 win over the Cardinals in Americus lifting Baltimore to second place. Roy Bruner earned his tenth victory with a four hit outing as Don Croft and Stan Benjamin provided timely hitting. Jerome Huck weary returned to bolster the infield at Albany as Geary rejoined the lineup and Eddie Taylor departed for Baltimore.
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Dauber to Race Lawrin Rival in $50,000 Derby Trial
Dauber leaped from a van en route to Hollywood Park after a horn blast by Sunday motorists, but trainer Dick Handien said the incident would not affect the horse. Dauber is slated for a $50,000 3-year-old race on June 29, renewing the rivalry with Kentucky Derby winner Lawrin. The horse was walked a short distance to his stable after the leap.
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