Senior Golf Tournament Qualifying and Match Play Schedule
Advance entry marks the senior golf program start with qualifying round and prizes for medalists and low scores in age classes 50 55, 56 60, 61 65, 66 70 and over 70. Evening events include Dutch lunch at 7 PM on club terrace and Amarillo Hotel party at 8 30 PM. Tomorrow features first and second match play rounds. Thursday brings semi finals and finals across flights.
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En Club Terrace
Charlie Pryor
Amarillo
Tri-State Senior Golf Association
Byron Clancy
Carter
Okla
Morley Jennings
Lubbock
Frank Day
Plainview City
Charley Mahone
Hobart
Harrison Smith
Roy Allen
Oklahoma City
B. F. Holmes
Shamrock
Joe Storey
Dalhart
Red Gober
Austin
John Payne
Edmond
Petersburg
Tom Davis
Jim Hunter
Plainview
W. L. Hale
Charley McAfee
Sam Orr
Morley
Bill Folds
Allen
George Ausbach
Amarillo Country Club
Nick Nicholson
Gus Leftwich
Herbert Dysart
Holman
Elmer Winn
J. F. Drienhofer
George Williams
Ranger
H Clay Willis
Fairview
T. FB
Kid” Baker
Woodward Okla
J. J. Hunter
Ross McGill
R. L. Thompson
J. Gordon Burch
S. M. Clayton
Borger
Charles W. Addison
Weatherford
Tom Brown
Roy Allen Defends Medalist Honors as Large Field Tees Off
A record field of 100 entrants starts the Tenth Annual Tri State Senior Golf Meet with qualifying rounds today and match play to follow. Roy Allen and defending medalist Harrison Smith lead a strong Oklahoma and Texas contingent as players push for the 70 par or better.
Don Burnham Leaves Dartmouth for Cornell Medical School
Don Burnham, Dartmouth track star and half mile specialist, leaves Dartmouth to enter Cornell Medical School. The 21 year old runner capped his career with a victory at the West Point Heptagonal Games, showcasing pace and kick that made him a top miler prospect under coach Harry Hillman.
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United Press
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Don
Cornell Medical School
West Point
New Hampshire School
Lebanon
New Hampshire
Coroo
Big Reds
Harry Hillman
Boudreau suspends Vernon Kennedy in Indians dispute
Cleveland pitcher Vernon Kennedy announces he will appeal to VP Roger Peckinpaugh to overturn his indefinite suspension by Lou Boudreau. Kennedy claims anger over a bullpen warm up request led to the purge, noting his prior MLB stops with Detroit St Louis Washington and Chicago.
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Cleveland
Vernon Kennedy
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Kennedy
Indians
Mel Harder
Lou
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
White Sox
Navy Cadet Wins San Antonio Golf Meet
R L Lebel from Lewiston Maine a Corpus Christi Naval Air Station cadet won the San Antonio Golf Association second annual tournament defeating Earl Rowe of San Antonio 7 and 6 in the 36 hole final at Brackenridge Golf Course. Rowe led early but Lebel surged to lead at the halfway mark and extended the advantage in the afternoon.
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San Antonio
R. L. Lebel
Lewiston
Maine
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
San Antonio Golf Association
Earl Rowe
Brackenridge
Rowe
Lebel
Navy
Frankie Frisch Keeps Players Cool and Calm
Frankie Frisch manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates keeps players loose with humor and garden talk while prepping for games. Spud Davis explains a bat out of turn mix up as Frisch and coach Jake Flowers maintain a relaxed clubhouse atmosphere. Segura to tour and compete in national clay courts and Forest Hills events through September.
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New York
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fordham Flash
Farmer
Prankie
New Rochelle
Flash
Frisch
Pirates
Jake Flowers
Spud Davis
Spud
Brooklyn Dodgers
Prisch
Flowers
Frankie
Miami
Fla
Francisco Pancho Segura
Detroit
Segura
Forest Hills
N. Y
Hollywood
Mexico City
Sapp wins Tri-State Senior Putting Crown in Amarillo
Amarillo golfer P F Sapp won the putting championship in the Tri-State Senior Golf Tournament event carding 34 36 70 for two under par in the 36 hole meet. Runner up was N D Bartlett of Amarillo who shot 35 36 71. A three way tie for third included Frank Day Plainview Charles Ladd Vernon and St Gooden Lubbock with 72s and a playoff set to decide the tie.
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Amarillo
Wade Holman
N. D. Bartlett
P. F. Sapp
Bartlett
Frank Day
Plainview
Charles Ladd
Vernon
St Gooden
Lubbock
St. Louis clubs pace majors in decisive series split
St. Louis teams led both leagues in a west to east swing with the Card and Browns posting strong showings in the second east west set. The Browns surged to first as Detroit and Chicago heated the pennant chase while Washington tumbled into the cellar after a rough Sunday.
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Jack Hand
New York
St. Louis
Brownies
Billy Southworth
Redbirds
National Invaders
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Yanks
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Browns
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Harridge
McCarthy
Washington
Browns Introduce Sunday Pitcher Denny Galehouse
Saint Louis Browns rely on Denny Galehouse as a Sunday pitcher. He travels from Akron to St Louis for the first game of doubleheaders, then returns home the same night. His 23 innings this season yield no wins and two losses amid questions about his Sunday pitch.
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ST. Louis
Saint Louis Browns
Denny Galehouse
Galehouse
Akron
Ohio
Browns
Saint Louis
Denny
Philadelphia
Gatehouse
Don Barnes
Hack To Join Cubs In Time For Third Base Duties
Chicago veteran Stan Hack will leave his Oregon ranch to join the Cubs at third base in about a week. Cubs vice president Jim Gallagher confirmed Hack, 34, who hit .289 last year, has retired to ranch life after 12th season with the club.
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Chicago
Stan Hack
Chicago Cub
Oregon
Jim Gallagher
Cub
Hack
Cubs
Tony York
Roy Hughes
Eddie Stanky
Jimmy Foxx
War Bond Golf Meet Opens in Philadelphia
An all-star group of golfers begins a 36 hole qualifying event for the national PGA Championship in Philadelphia. A $17,500 War Bond Invitation Tournament proper starts Thursday, sponsored by the Philadelphia Inquirer Charities Inc.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer Charities, Inc
Tebbetts Builds Army Baseball Clubs At Farragut And Waco
At Farragut Naval Training Center Lt Ray Flaherty trains recruits with improved conditioning and plans for stronger football, while at Waco Army Air Field Birdie Tebbetts runs a farm system that churns out ready baseball players, producing nine wins in ten games this year with former major leaguers among the squad.
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Farragut
Idaho
Flaherty
Navy
Farragut Naval Training Center
Washington Redskins
Ray Flaherty
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Ray
Redskins
Jim Barber
Washington
Ky Aldrich
William
Bill) Young
Chug) Justice
Waco
Birdie Tebbetts
Detroit Tigers
Army
Waco Army Air Field
Birdie
Tebbetts
al Kasparek
WAAF
Pat Padgett
George Delk
Sid Hudson
Buster Mills
Hoot Evers
Bombers Tour Liberal to Face Army Base Nine
The Amarillo Army Air Field Bombers travel to Liberal Kansas to play the Army Air Base nine. They hold a 4–5 record this season and will start Lefty Satterfield on the mound. Newcomer Ronald Cook will debut on the mound tomorrow after joining the team following transfer to permanent status.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Liberal
Kan
Army Air Base
Lefty Satterfield
Satterfield
Ronald Cook
Amarillo
Cook
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hornell Club
Army
Buddy Young Enters Four NCAA Events
Illinois star Buddy Young and Michigan’s Ross and Bob Hume aim for Milwaukee NCAA competition after strong Central Collegiate Conference performances at Great Lakes. Young will enter four events before military service later this month while the Hume twins contend in a deep mile field hoping to better their 4:14.6 best.
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Chicago
U.P
Illinois
Claude
Buddy"—Young
Ross
Bob Hume
Michigan
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
Young
Hume Twins
War bonds show to feature Longson title defense
A $5 million war bond wrestling event is set for June 20 in Dallas with Bill Longson, the world heavyweight champion, defending his title against an opponent to be named. Both fighters will appear on a bare expenses basis, with admission paid by war bonds under Ed McLemore and the War Finance Committee. Seats are priced to yield $5 million in bond subscriptions. Also noted, sixteen Navy officers and men were decorated by Russia for roles in the North Africa and Italy invasions.
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Dallas
Bill Longson
Longson
Ed McLemore
War Finance Committee
War Bonds
Tenth Annual Tri-State Senior Golf Tournament Opens in Amarillo
Dalhart to host civilian baseball club revival with Big Jim Koehler leading efforts. Koehler reports Wednesday night games arranged with Dalhart Army Air Field Panhandlers of the Second Air Force League as Dalhart readies a summer slate.
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Dalhart
Jim” Koehler
Dalhart Army Air Field
Waco Air Field Baseball Competes with Army Demands
The passage notes the Tigers and other pro ball players contributing to Waco's best baseball era while stressing that air field teams take a backseat to army duties, and players cannot join the WAAF team unless military routines are fulfilled.
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Tigers
Waco
WAAF
Air Field
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