Tri-State Seniors Golf: Skaggs in Semi Final at Amarillo
Bob Skaggs, defending champion from Carrizozo, N M, advanced to the Tri-State Senior Golf semifinals at Amarillo Country Club after a tight morning and afternoon run. Byron Clancy of Carter, Okla, defeated J N Beasley of San Antonio to reach the semis, with Gene Howe of Amarillo also winning to join the field in today’s matches.
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Bob Skaggs
Amarillo Country Club
Bill Gallacher
Carrizozo
N. M
Byron Clancy
Carter
Okla
Clancy
J. N. Beasley
San
Amarillo
Sam Orr
Skaggs
Allen
Gene Howe
Dr. A
Neal
Cordell
Alien
Howe
Pairings Set For Tri-State Golf Tourney Semi Finals
The Tri-State Golf Tourney announces semi final pairings across flights with players from Amarillo, Shamrock, Clarendon, Lubbock, and other Texas towns facing off. Notable matchups include Charles McAfee against FE Daniels and Guy McGee against Dalhart Elmer Winn, plus several Consolation brackets listing Woolsley, Pat man, and Patton among participants.
Champion Louis Tames Galento Again At Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis defends the heavyweight title by stopping Tony Galento in the fourth round at Yankee Stadium. Galento floored Louis in the third after Louis knocked him down in the second, but the referee halted the fight at 2:29 of the fourth as Galento succumbed with bloodied face and defeated posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Yankee Stadium
New York
Ball Park
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Tony Galento
Louis
Arthur Donovan
Galento
Pbarkeeper
Tony
Joe
Rach
Louie
Louis Edges Galento In Bloodied Title Fight
In a hard fought world heavyweight bout Louis defeated Galento by stoppage after a brutal rally. Galento pressed the champ with a ferocious left hook in round one and a late third round knockdown, but Louis answered with a rapid assault in round four delivering multiple blows that overwhelmed the challenger. Galento, weighing 233½, finally staggered and fell as Louis maintained dominance and called for a September rematch. Louis praised Tonys power while Galento vowed to win the next meeting.
Patty Berg and Other Favorites Advance in Trans-Mission Golf
In Minneapolis on June 28 first round matches of the 13th annual Trans-Mission women's golf tournament showed calm among top contenders. Patty Berg defending champion from Minneapolis along with Marion Miley of Lexington and Phyllis Buchanan of Denver advanced in the upper championship flight. Berg will meet Jo Macrae of Ames in the second round after Macrae defeated Mrs. Charles Newbold of Wichita 2 and 1. Goldie Bateson of Milwaukee beat Mrs. W. H. Ainsworth of Houston 2 and 1.
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Minneapolis
Patty Berg
Marion Miley
Lexington
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Miss Berg
Jo Macrae
Ames
Iowa
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Goldie Bateson
Milwaukee
W. H. Ainsworth
Houston
Texas
Golf round results show numerous 1 up and 2 up finishes
Alfred ousted 2 and 1 by Defeated, Granberry defeated Neal 2 and 1, Hale edged Foster 1 up after 19 holes, Sapp advanced by default over Malone, Bartlett downed Rogers 4 and 3, Dysart beat Baker 4 and 2, Swan beat Foster 1 up in 22 holes, Johnson beat Galland, Allen won over Rogers 1 up, Edwards edged Neath 1 up after 19 holes, Kerbow over Crawford 6 and 5, Crites beat McMillin 2 and 1, Nicholson over Cox 4 and 3, Patton defeated Hagan 6 and 5, Ladd beat Guoodgoin 2 up, Clark defeats Beard 1 up after 19 holes, Hubbell won 7 at 6, Scott beat Coach 3 and 2, no fifth flight consolations played.
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Bob Blades
Clovis
T. D. Utt
Borger
Sam Orr
Joe Langhorne
Dalhart
J. Roy Allen
Oklahoma City
L. T
Chick) Garland
Slaton
B. F
Billy) Holmes
Shamrock
C. W. Addison
Weatherford
Okla
Byron Clancy
Carter
W. W. Gallacher
Carrizozo
N. M
J. N. Beasley
San Antonio
R. M. Allred
Gene Howe
Frank Carmichael
Sayre
A. A. Foster
Hereford
H. J. Coombs
Pampa
P. F. Sapp
BE. T. Daniels
Idalou
B. C. Malone
Dallas
Dr. R. P. Parcells
N. D. Bartlett
R. S. Greene
Memphis
W. T. Rogers
Lubbock
J. W. Johnson
T. E. Baker
Woodward
A. N. Holmes
Herbert Dysart
Plainview
Guy McGee
Pealhart
L. H. Foster
H. M. Pace
Mangum
L. A. Bowan
Elmer Winn
Johnson
L.J. Halbert
J. B. Galland
John McKnight
Ross D. Rogers
W. W. Woolsey
A. D. Hart
W. C. Edwards
Tom May
Brownfield
B. Kerbow
Clarendon
H. L. Rice
B. Crawford
Cc. Pryor
T. E. Crites
W. M. Curl
John Adams
Gutherie
H. C. Pestor
W. C. Hubbell
A. J. Boston
A. C. Couch
Luther
Joe Creager
Electra
Joan Scott
Childress
Pendelton
D Mite Childress
Erry Burks
M. Rey Shamrock
Skaggs
Orr
Allen
Holmes
Clancy
Beasley
Howe
Edquist
McAfee
Carmichael
Daniels
Coombs
Greene
Parcells
McGee
Pace
Winn
Halbert
Woolsey
Mrpaige
Askew
Hart
May
Rice
Pendleton
Pryor
Dodgen
McAllister
Hendrick
Phillips
Shaver
Austin
Patman
Whitlock
Pestor
Curl
Boston
Alfred
Granberry
Neal
Hale
Foster
Sapp
Malone
Bartlett
Rogers
Dysart
Baker
Swan
Galland
Edwards
Neathery
Kerbow
Crawford
Crites
McMillin
Nicholson
Cox
Patton
Hagan
Northwestern Legend J Hunter Is Hospital Patient
Joe Hunter, famed Northwestern quarterback and 1901 graduate, is listed as a patient at Veterans' Hospital in the city. The item notes his status and honors his legacy at the university.
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Joe Hunter
Northwestern
Veterans’ Hospital
Old Sportsman Eager To Fish At 97 In Canandaigua
George Gregg, 97, of Canandaigua, claims to be New York’s oldest 1939 hunting and fishing license holder. After a back injury kept him home for weeks, he looks to fishing on Canandaigua Lake where trout are said to be bigger and better. A lifelong farmer, hunter and fisherman, he once fox hunted in Ontario County and now relies on the rod and reel with keen eyesight and no glasses.
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Canandaigua
N. Y
George Gregg
New York State
Gregg
Ontario County
Hill and Dale
Canandaigua Lake
License Revocation Hits Al Ettore in California
Al Ettore, Philadelphia heavyweight, had his boxing license revoked in California after a disputed exhibition. The state athletic commission seized his $1,000 purse following Rosenbloom knockout controversy in the Monday night bout. Rosenbloom was declared blameless.
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Los Angeles
al Settore
Philadelphia
California
State Athletic Commission
Maxie Rosenbloom
Ettore
Rosebloom
Thompson Snow Team Wins Women's Title at Amarillo Club
Thompson and Snow captured the women's doubles by defeating Wheatley and Binford 3-6 6-4 6-4 at the Amarillo Tennis Club City tournament. Snow will face Wheatley for the singles crown Sunday at Ellwood Park. Wheatley beat Martens 6-1 6-1 in the mixed doubles final.
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Twillie Mae Thompson
Estelle Snow
Amarillo
Camilla Wheatley
Nancy Binford
Miss Snow
Miss Wheatley
Ellwood Park
Iris Peters
Gwendolyn Martens
Thompson
Harold Squhler
Peters-F. E. Jordan
Trompson-Spuhler
Pierson Hatcett
Peters-Jordan
Wheatily
W. A. Rhodes
Guernsey Completes Semi Final Run At Intercollegiate Tennis
Chester Murphy of Chicago opened with a straight-set win over third seed Bob Harman of California 6-1 6-2 to reach the national intercollegiate semifinals in Haverford. Frank Guernsey of Rice Institute then topped Joe Fishbach of St Bonaventure 6-2 6-1 to advance as defending champion.
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Haverford
Chester Murphy
Chicago
Bob Harman
University of California
Harman
Frank Guernsey
Rice Institute
Joe Fishbach
Bt. John
Brooklyn
Fishbach
Louis Dominates Galento in Quiet Knockout Fight
Louis defeats Galento by technical knockout in the fourth round after early back and forth exchanges. The bout features scoring by multiple rounds with Tony Galento bleeding and taking punishment before the referee stops the action.
Foxhall clinches Memphis city golf title in finals
In Memphis on Sunday Frank Foxhall, club champion, defeated Ed Foxhall 6-4 to win the finals of the annual city tournament. In flight play R S Greene beat O B Jones 5 4 in A flight Charles Davenport beat Jack Norman 1 up on 21 holes in B flight Harold Walker defeated Herschel Montgomery 1 up in C flight and Ross Springer beat Bryan Reynolds 1 up on 19 holes in D flight.
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Memphis
Frank Foxhall
Ed Foxhall
R. S. Greene
O. B. Jones
Charles Davenport
Jack Norman
Harold Walker
Herschel Montgomery
Ross Springer
Bryan Reynolds
College Golf Kings Beaten In Des Moines
DES MOINES June 28 Two college golf kings fell as Neil Croonquist of Minnesota shot 69 at Wakonda Club to win by three strokes over Harvard’s Billy Cordingley. Croonquist led nine holes in 31 and beat Northwestern’s Sid Richardson and Georgetown’s John P Burke, upset by rain and strong play.
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Des Moines
Neil Croonquist
Minnesota
Wakonda
Croonquist
Billy Cordingley
Harvard
Sid Richardson
Northwestern
John P. Burke
Georgetown
Richardson
Art Floberg
Beloit
Mako wins two matches in Colorado Open tennis
Top seed Gene Mako of Los Angeles defeated Joe Cohen of Omaha 6-2 6-2 and then beat Dick Deardon of Los Angeles 6-2 4-6 to reach the day’s second round. Women’s play resumes tomorrow led by Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica, favored to win the Colorado crown. Marejorie Van Ryn of Austin seeded second.
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Denver
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Joe Cohen
Omaha
Dick Deardon
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Colorado
Marejorie van Ryn
Austin
Texas
Baseball Leaders and Team Stat Highlights
The report lists players with top home runs Boston 5 Nichols 3 Mickey 3 and Smythe 7 triples Nichols 5 Sanders 3. It records doubles Jordan 20 Sanders 17 Nichols 17. Stolen bases Sanders 10 Holt 8 Jordan 8. Sacrifice hits led by Smythe 6 Babe 6 Nichols 5 Hudson 5 Jordan 5. Pitching figures show Dorman 9-2 107 strikeouts Lynn 2-1 Margavio 5-3.
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Boston
Nichols
Mickey
Smythe
Sanders
Jordan
Holt
Babe
Hudson
Dorman
Lynn
Margavio
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Charles McAfee
C. N. Headrick
T. M. Shaver
J. T. Patman
W. Addison
Gene Granberry
W. L. Hale
L. A. Swan
C. S. Johnson
Sled Allen
O. T. Nicholson
John Patton
Charles Ladd
Vernon
Ed Clark
Guthrie
Mr. Reynolds
Rhe
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Donovan
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Berndt
Vanney
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Schick
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Lever Brothers Co
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Mass
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Peoples Recreation Club
Paramount Recreation Club
Eakle Bldg
Gem Slade
Micromatic
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Louisa’ Chin
Calento
J. Pluvius
Lubbock Hubbers
Midland Cowboys
Hubbers
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Lubbock OO
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Gorski
Miller
Piet
Leonard
Kerr
Towa
Bob Sandler
College Golf Kings
Amarillo Gold Sox
Ibrfff
Banders
Rabe
Bootes Cevitens Eaa's
Cougar
Bois Citiis Parma
Eee Enne
Margaino
Parrish
Pee
Lana
Ookia
Conway
Disses
Amarillo Garage & Storage Company
Tyler
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