Golf stars converge for Hale America Championship rounds
Chicago hosts a 107-player field including Byron Nelson Ben Hogan Henry Picard Lawson Little and Craig Wood as the Hale America Championship tees off on Thursday at Tidgemoor Golf Course. Johnny Dawson posted 70 72 in practice with others keeping scores private ahead of the 72-hole medal run. In Detroit Walter Hagen seeks Bobby Jones aid to recruit challengers for the Ryder Cup matches July 18 19 and to raise $30 000 for Red Cross and USO.
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Texas Sectional Tennis Under Way
Texas sectional tennis at Golfcrest Country Club resumed after weather delay. Top seeds Ted Schroeder and Larry Dee of Stanford were set to begin men's singles along with six other top eight players as eleven Monday matches completed. The article also lists batting leaders and baseball stats from Beaumont and nearby cities.
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U.P
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Golfcrest Country Club
Ted Schroeder
Larry Dee
Stanford
George Ball
el Paso
Ed Braswell
San Antonio
John Hickman
Felix Runion
Dan Canale
Notre Dame
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Bill Pou
Buck Ramsey
Duncan Field
Sox Try Again Tonight In Amarillo Series Opener
Clovis Pioneers with a 19 of 20 run meets Amarillo Gold Sox in an 8 to 2 loss. Frank Mathews scattered eight hits as Bohnen struggled, Marvin Taylor and Bill Hewitt hit homers for Clovis. Tonight at Malin Field the Sox aim to even the series starting at 8 o'clock.
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Claude Passeeau's Kuz of Knocks and Cubs Win
Claude Passeeau, feuding with the Dodgers after beaning incidents, shut them out in daylight at Wrigley Field. The Cubs, buoyed by Novi koff Nicholson and Foxx, won 6-0 to climb to fifth while the Pirates dropped to sixth after a 6-2 loss to the Giants. The eastern AL tour opens as Brooklyn and Chicago rest up.
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J Ashylock
Jimmy Wilson
Brooklyns
Lou Novikoff
Bill Nicholson
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Foxx
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Bucs
New York Giants
Baptist Men win extra inning Church League game 8 7
The Polk Street Methodist boys and San Jacinto Baptist men needed an extra inning to decide their Church League softball bout last night. The Baptist Men pulled ahead in the extra frame to win 8 to 7.
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San Jacinto
La Macchia nearly no-hits but falls to center fielder Martin
La Macchia pitched a near no hitter with 11 strikeouts and one walk as San Antonio edged Oklahoma City 1 0. Al La Macchia lost the run support while Martin spoiled the nohit bid with a one out single. Houston was shut out by Tulsa 8 0. The Missions moved to second in the Texas League standings.
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Honors Divided in Texas Golf Season
The top Texas golf prizes are won with two thirds of the schedule complete. Ray Kenny won the Texas amateur in Dallas and Jimmy Gauntt captured the Texas PGA title. A wide field of champions emerges across multiple events with no single leader. The Women's West Texas Tournament opens at Mineral Wells and a busy schedule of future invitations follows through August.
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Associated Press
Texas Golf
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Dallas Schoolboy
Dallas
Jimmy Gauntt
Longview
Greenville
Leonard White
Phil-Pe-Co
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Camp Bowie
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Wichita Falls
Junior Chamber of Commerce
North Amarillo Boosters Bow to Early Victory and Bowling Scores
The North Amarillo Boosters baseball team opened with an 8 to 4 win over the Mexican Independents, with C. Schultz earning the win. In bowling, Noble Paulk and Claire Mann led the mixed doubles with a high team total of 1,350 as the league started strong at Amarillo Bowl.
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Claire Mann
Paulk
Claire
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George Reubenstahl
North Amarillo
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