Shute Leads Open Field As Golf Stars Thrill Fort Worth
Asta te Shute leads a crowded field at the National Open Golf Tournament in Colonial Golf Course Fort Worth with top players like Gene Sarazen and Ben Hogan in attendance. The writer describes watching stars such as Lawson Little Dick Metz and Henry Ransom amid roughs and hazards, noting pro crowds and behind the scenes activity as the event unfolds.
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Yale
New York City
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Gene Sarazen
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Meta
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Georgia
Henry Ransome
Ransom
Amarillo
Henry Ransom
Amarillo Country Club
Ben Hogan
Ed Dudley
Marvin Ward
Browns Sweep Senators With 4 2 Victory in Debut Under Sewell
In Luke Sewell's first game as Browns manager, St Louis defeated Washington 4 to 2 to complete a three game series sweep. Galehouse earned the win while Hudson took the loss as the Browns extended their best streak of the season.
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Texians and Black Giants Fall To Night Diamond Battle
Amarillo Texians face manager Priestley’s Amarillo Black Giants at Malin Field at 8 p m tonight aiming to halt a winless streak after a rain shortened 1 to 1 game with Memphis Spudders two weeks ago. The Black Giants own three victories. a special grand stand section is reserved for white baseball fans with 45 cent admission. India bans drills by non official volunteer military organizations.
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Priestley
Amarillo Black Giants
Malin Field
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Panhandle Sends Three More Recruits to Marines
Local recruiting officers report three more Panhandle youths enlisted in the U S Marine Corps yesterday. The new recruits are Alton L. Glenn of McLean Richard R. Wall of Wellington and William R Montgomery of Sweetwater.
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Alton L. Glenn
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Richard R. Wall
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Red Sox Dominate Indians 14 1 for Worst Beat of Year
Boston pounds out 16 hits including two homers a triple and three doubles to crush Cleveland at League Park. Mickey Harris holds Indians to six hits while Al Milnar faints after two and a third innings. Dominated by Dimaggio Finney Williams Cronin Foxx lead Boston with timely hits and power.
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Shute Opens U.S. Open With 69 Led by Shute on Colonial Course
Denny Shute and Jimmy Demaret starred in the first round of the 45th U S Open at Colonial, Shute posting a 69 to lead the field while Demaret struggled to a 75. Harrison and Ghezzi tied for second at even par 70, with several players in the 71 bracket and a late surge by Ghezzi finishing strong.
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Dutch) Harrison
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Sam Snead
Billy Burke
Johnny Goodman
Henry Picard
Big Henry
No Hit No Run for Kid Crider as Gold Sox Beat Big Spring
In Big Spring, Kid Crider pitched a no hit no run game for the Amarillo Gold Sox, striking out 12 with five walks. Bus Dorman homered twice and Tenorio scored multiple runs as Amarillo totaled 11 hits to defeat the Bombers 6 to 0.
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Rain Delays Clayton Dalhart Opener in Second Inning
Rain caused a postponement as the Clayton Dalhart baseball opener ended in the second inning with Beckner Brotherhood of Clayton leading 1 to 0.
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Clayton- Dalhart
Beckner Brotherhood of
All Star Game Receipts Fund Army Navy Recreation
Receipts from the baseball all star game at Briggs Stadium in Detroit on June 8 will be turned over to financing recreation programs for the army and navy. The game is expected to attract about 67 000 spectators and is part of a wartime effort.
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Navy
Detroit
Briggs Stadium
Campbell's bases loaded single lifts Tigers over Yankees
In Detroit on June 5 the Tigers beat the Yankees 5 to 4 after a tenth inning single by Buck Newsom in relief. Key hits came from Henrich for New York and Campbell for Detroit as Rosar, Higgins, and Mullin produced runs. Newsom earned the win, Brewer took the loss.
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Pampa and Dalhart Malleteers Level Tie
Dalhart and Pampa Malleteers split recent games with Dalhart edging Pampa 8 to 7 and Pampa winning 6 to 5 in a prior meeting. The Dalhart club tied the season series and a third game is under consideration for Sunday June 15, per Dalhart officials.
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Germany’s birth rate in 1940 peaks past earlier years
The record shows 1940 marking the highest birth rate in Germany up to that year, surpassing all previous years. The data highlight a notable demographic surge during that period within the country.
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Lovelady Service Station and Local Fuel Firms
Local service stations and oil companies in Hereford are listed, including W. W. Lovelady Service Station, Spear Oil Company, Garrison Service Station, and Miller Fuel Company, indicating multiple brands operating in the area.
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