Shute Lone Master Of Tough National Open Course
Denny Shute surged to a 69 first round to lead the national open as 8,000 fans packed the Fort Worth course. Several stars posted 70s and 71s while Ralph Guldahl faltered with 79, and emergence of a tight field set up a grueling 36 hole final.
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Dutch) Harrison
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Jug) McSpaden
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Tuscaloosa
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Lloyd Mangrum
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Manion’s Golf War With Leopold Ends in Humorous Defeat
John L. Manion, a St. Louis golf pro, faces Leopold the fish in a comic pond battle at Colonial Golf Club. Manion launches a dramatic approach with dimple marked balls, but Leopold outlasts him, leaving Manion to settle for a nine and a gallant tribute from the gallery.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The season’s top batters include Williams of Boston hitting .434 and Cronin tying for RBIs with 45. DiMaggio brothers lead runs with 44. Cramer and Travis pace hits with 64. Krill?
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Boston
Cronin
J. di Maggio
New York
D. di Maggio
York
Detroit
Keller
Chapman
Philadelphia
Cramer
Travis
Washington
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Reiser of Brooklyn leads NL batting at .361 with Slaughter of St Louis at .346. Moore of St Louis has 39 runs, Nicholson of Chicago 41 RBIs, Slaughter 63 hits, Mize 15 doubles, Moore 6 triples, Camilli and Ott tie for homers at 12, Frey steals 9. Warneke of St Louis 5 1 with Wyatt of Brooklyn 9 2 lead pitching.
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Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
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Hack
Chicago
Nicholson
Ott
New York
Brown
Mize
Dallesandro
Boston
Lavagetto
Medwick
Baseball Standings and Scores From Various Leagues
The latest standings show Arizona Texas League teams with El Paso and Tucson results. Pacific Coast League lists Sacramento Seattle and San Francisco with last night scores and upcoming games. A note cites a historical comment on soybean cultivation turning into a $44 million annual industry before processing value.
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Albuquerque
Pacific Coast League
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Seattle
San Francisco
Hollywood
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Potusag Linens
Souirone
Siphcciccteucers
Los Angeles
Portland
Oakland
Donovan Won't Fight Louis Conn Bout Says Broadway
Broadway reports Arthur Donovan will not be in the Louis vs Conn bout crowd though a possible appearance for Arturo is hinted. The article notes funeral tributes to Lou Gehrig including a gift from the Roosevelt couple, jokes about Jimmy Foxx, Nelson at Fort Worth, and Bud Taylor’s earnings in earlier days.
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Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
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Bud
Our hat goes off to Denny Shute
Denny Shute earns praise for his superior play as he leads the field with precise shooting and steady nerves, inspiring teammates and peers in a standout display of golfing skill.
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Penn State New York U Game Set for Night Play
The upcoming Penn State versus New York University football game will start at night. A tribute tally shows 178 items honoring Lou Gehrig, reflecting his iconic status. Washington crews from varsity and junior varsity heading to Poughkeepsie have not yet suffered a loss this season.
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Poughkeepsie
Indians Must Plug Up the Dykes for Pennant Hope
Edward V. Mitchell of the Durham Morning Herald notes the Cleveland Indians face a key test to win the American league pennant as they must address the opposing Dykes who threaten their chances.
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Durham
N.C
Morning Herald
Cleveland Indians
How they do things in Texas sports notes and remarks
A collage of sports and public notes mentions recent greens renovations at a national open course, former Cardinal pitcher Flint Rhem attempting a comeback with a South Carolina semi pro team, and Billy Conn’s dressing room request as the Louis fight approaches.
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Flint Rhem
South Carolina
Billy Conn
Louis
Perry Wins National Pro Singles Title in Chicago
Fred Perry captures the national professional singles championship in Chicago with a dominant victory. He also receives a kiss from his wife, who recently married him, adding a personal moment to the win.
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Fred Perry
Chicago
Fred
Browns mired Fans fired Haney fired Sewell hired
Unclear report hints at turmoil around Browns team with fans anger and changes in leadership including Haney being fired and Sewell taking a new role amid ongoing troubles.
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Haney
Sewell
Browns Move Outfielder Morejoseph Between St. Joseph Clubs
Outfielder Joseph Morejoseph was transferred from St. Joseph Missouri to St. Joseph Michigan by the St. Louis Browns as part of a player exchange or roster reshuffle.
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St. Joseph
Mich
St. Louis Browns
Tigers-Made win in 10th sparks upset over Yankees
Pat Mullin of the Tigers opened the 10th with a double and scored the decisive run to edge the Yankees. Jack Knott added seven hits for the Athletics in a win over the White Sox. Mickey Harris held the Indians to six safeties as Boston kept a streak alive. Dennis Gatehouse of the Browns shut out the Senators for seven innings and doubled to start St. Louis’ first run.
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Carrier pigeon survives high speed train strike in Ohio
A frightened but uninjured carrier pigeon was found inside the headlight of an eastern Pennsylvania railroad passenger train near Lima Ohio. Trainmen believe the bird was struck by the locomotive between Fort Wayne Indiana and Lima as the train reached speeds around 70 miles per hour.
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Glass lamp chimney market persists despite progress
Census bureau reports show U S lamp chimney factories produced 1 663 409 dozens annually as demand remains steady.
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U. S
Looking Back at Arizona Trusts Bowling Loop Season
The Aue players loop offered a beginner friendly field. Arizona Trusts struggled early then toughened to finish strong, beating Steinfeld’s Hardwares in a close title race. Ronstadt’s low avg squad rose to third, Porter Saddles surged briefly before lineup instability derailed them.
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Red Sox surge to three behind Indians with 14 1 rout
Boston boosts five game win streak by beating Cleveland 14 1 as Mickey Harris fires six hits and Ted Williams adds a homer and Dom DiMaggio his first. Cronin and Foxx key a 16 hit assault while Athletics win 9 3 over the White Sox. Browns top Senators. Tigers outlast Yanks in 10 innings. Rain halts NL play.
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Sam Snead Leads Open Round With 67 First Day
Sam Snead shot 67 to lead the national Open after the first round while Byron Nek son.
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Byron Nekson
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati Reds
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Wally Berger
William Woodward
Granville
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