Heavy holiday golf use across three clubs yields high scores
Fairways Of Three Clubs drew large crowds as ANMPESOM JIE fn and Edgewood Coun. 43 and Gary Club led a sunny day’s play. Low net honors went to Cedric Ced tied with several players. Bankers’ Handicap produced a three way first place tie among RN. Page KR. E. Stewart and K. H. Schneider. About 80 men played. women’s tourney saw Mrs. Gay Chaney and Mrs. W. C. Kelly at 49 with a winnner and second split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmpesom
JIE Fn
G. F. Hitz
Ned Harlan
RN. Page
KR. E. Stewart
K. H. Schneider
J D. Baker
R. L. Austin
W. C. Whitehead
Gay Chaney
W. C. Kelly Teing
C. E. Walker
F. C. Riddle
H. ¢. Campbell
Frank. Lucas
Ed. Black
C. S. Hilligoss
Grandview
Lewellen Clothiers
Lester Beatty
Baby Roberts
Kenneth Porter
Pete Lewis
Dick Roberts
Bill Sewell
Kenneth Clore
Don Munson
Oscar Melson Jr
Dick LeMay
Bill Insko
Clarence Newland
Winged Gals Bring Powder Puff Derby Entries to Knoxville
Knoxville, Tenn. The Powder Puff Derby delays and arrivals unfold as women pilots race in the Ninety-Nines sponsored event offering 2000 in prizes. Notable participants include Miss Helen Dick, Mrs Bonnie Brown, Mrs Barbara Sewald, and Mrs Geraldine Mickelson among others arriving to finish the cross country test. Weather and fuel issues impact legs of the contest with several pilots reporting headwinds and fuel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
The
Ninety- Nines Inc
Long Beach
Calif
Amarillo
Tex
Helen Dick
Bonnie Brown
Hawthorne
Luscombe
Barbara Sewald
Hollywood
Prescott
Ariz
Geraldine Mickelson
Sacramento
Albuquerque
British Open winds test Shamrock McGonigle and Sarazen
In Southport England amid gale winds, Shamrock McGonigle and Gene Sarazen posted top scores as wind and sea air shaped play at Royal Birkdale and Hillside. McGonigle shot 67, Sarazen 68, with other Americans on tougher Hillside rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock McGonigle
Sarazen
Southport
England
Gual Yand
John
Shamrock” McGon
America
Gene Sarazen
Shamrock
Irish Sea
McGonigle
Sara
Birkdale
Hillside
McGenizie
Frank Stranaban
Toledo
Ohio
Ed Price
U. S. Army
Germany
Jim Turnesa
Sharclif
N. Y
Dodgers Keep Hot On Giants Heels
Dodgers stay close to the league-leading New York Giants by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates in a holiday twin bill. Carl Furillo drove in five runs with two doubles, Walt Moryn led with a homer and three singles, and Billy Loes won the nightcap with 11 strikeouts. Junior Gilliam hit his ninth homer in the third, Duke Snider and Jackie Robinson contributed key plays, while the first game saw 17 Dodgers hits including a late burst for five runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn Dodgers
York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carl Furillo
Walt Moryn
Brooks
Billy Lees
Pirates
Jack Thies
Dodgers
Junior Gilliam
Rurillo
Duke Snider
Jackie Robinson
John Hetki
Gainsboro Filly Wins Delaware Park $100,000 Handicap
Gainsboro Girl Romps to a four length victory in the New Castle Handicap at Delaware Park. A record field of 20 fillies and mares watched the three year old daughter of Bernborough Chantrees defeat Sunshine Nell Lavender Hill and Spinning Top before a crowd of over 35,000. Tourists comprised about 90 percent of visitors to the area in a year when tourism revenue neared $42 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milmilngimn
del UR
Gramsboro
Shawmut’ Stables
Richard A. Jenks
Providence
New Castle
Delaware Park
Bernborough Chantrees
Meyer J. Kaplan
Sunshine Nell
Charles Silvers
Lavender Hill
John §. Phipps
Braves Sweep Cards Behind Slugging Doubleheader Victory
Braves outslugged the St Louis Cardinals in a Monday doubleheader Driving home runs by Ed Mathews Del Crandall and Bill Bruton sparked a seven run second inning in the opener as Mathews added his 18th homer in the seventh Jim Wilson earned his sixth straight win in eight innings Spahn pitched a complete game in the nightcap holding the Cardinals to seven hits for his eighth win Red Schoendienst extended his hitting streak to 21 games with two hits in both games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Immwaukee
St. Louis Cardinals
Warren Spahn
Braves
Ed Mathews
del Crandall
Bill Bruton
Brooks Lawrence
Mathews
Jim Wilson
Sally Hemus
Rip Repulski
Joe Cunningham
Cardinals
Spahn
St. Louis
Ray Jablonski
Cards
Stan Musial
Red Schoendienst
White Sox end losing streak with two wins over Orioles
Chicago White Sox snap a five game slide by taking a doubleheader from the Baltimore Orioles 3 0 in the opener and 2 1 in game two. Billy Pierce pitched a four hitter to halt Baltimore’s three game run while Honus rookie Ron Jackson belted his first major league home run in the seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micagg
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Billy Pierce
Orioles
Baltimore
Harry Dorish
Sandy Consuegra
Morrie Martin
Pierce
Sam Mele
Sox
Minnie Minoso
Mele
Matt Batts
Cass Michaels
Don Larsen
Honus
Ron Jackson
Duane Pillette
Dorish
Late Home Run Saves The Day In Doubleheader
Detroit Tigers win 2 1 over Cleveland Indians in game two as Vermorr Harvey Kuenn belts a 365 foot homer to break a scoreless tie. The opener saw Bill Glynn hit three straight homers and eight RBIs, boosting Cleveland’s lead while Art Houtteman earned the win in relief for Detroit.
Lepeio Sievers In Top Form In D C Doubleheader
Lepeio and Sievers starred as the Washington Senators split a two game set with Boston. The Red Sox won 14 to 0 in the opener while the Senators took the nightcap 7 to 1. Sievers hit a grand slam and a homer for Washington. Lepeio belted a homer for Boston in the opener and drove in his team's lone run in the second game. Willard Nixon earned his seventh win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Boston
Roy
Sievers
Washington
Red Sox
Senators
Lepeio
Camila Pascual
Willard Nixon
Seivers
Ellis iKnder
Bill Henry
Kinder
Leftield
Yankees finally win twin bill in Philadelphia
The New York Yankees end a 13 game drought by taking both ends of a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Athletics at Connie Mack Stadium. In game one Joel Collins and Woodling homered to back starter Johnny Sain as the Yankees won 7-4. In game two Mickey Mantle belted a triple and Irv Loren hit two homers, with Mantle scoring on Bill Renna’s misplay, as New York pulled away 11-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Sries
Bronx
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack Stadium
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Joel Collins
Woodling
Johnny Sain
Harry
Jyrd
Colins
Mickey Mantle
Bill Renna
Mantle
Irv Loren
Feld
Yosi Berra
Varey
Dancer Guerin Delivers Again at Aqueduct
In a brassy race scene at Aqueduct Erle Guerin hails Native Dancer as the softest ride and proclaims the big gray’s unique calm. Guerin notes the horse’s willingness and his own nerves fading on the saddle. He’s ridden the horse in all but one race, reflecting the long, storied bond between jockey and horse. The article also cites Brooklyn Dodgers president Walter O Malley asserting Duke Snider’s unmatched value, stating he would trade executives before Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Grisly
Witney Martin
New York
Erle Guerin Guerin
Alfred G. Vanderbi
Vicery
Guerin
Aqueduct
Uerin
Chicago
Eddie Arcaro
Dancer
Walter K. O'Malley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodger
Duke Snider
O'Malley
Rhodes Hero Of Doubleheader Triumphs For Giants
New York Giants sweep the Philadelphia Phillies in a doubleheader as Dusty Rhodes belts a decisive homer and Johnny Antonelli fires a shutout in the opener. Rhodes adds a third homer in the nightcap as Brooklyn remains three games back in the NL race. Whitey Lockman and Al Dark spark a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York &F
Dusty Jones
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Antonelli
Phils
Giants
Brooklyn
Rhodes
Whitey’ Locknan
al Dark
Mur +y Dickson
Monte Itin
Polo Grounds
Ruben
Nex
Ut Gomez
Johnny
Ramon Monzant
Hoyt Wilhelm
Antonelli
Earl Torgeson
Lobby Morgan
Granny Hammer
Davie Williams
Eastern Vet Wins Easily Over Texan
Clark, a 29 year old adelphian, won the men's Singles Championship at the Sith TriState Tennis Tournament defeating Sam Giammalva of Houston 86 61 61. The article notes a strong showing by a female contender and mentions other golf and tennis results from the same event, including Pat Ste Copeland and Sara Mae Thurber edging into the women's doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Sam Giammalva
Houston
Tex
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
George Af
Ethel Norton
San Antonio
Ora
Miss Norton
Pat Ste
Salem Country Club
Art
Indianapolis
Juli
Copeland
Weston
Mass
Sara Mae Thurber
Evans Peabody
Insur- Ville
Ind
Sewotaiega
New York
Eugene
Oregon
Deaths and triumphs mark Darlington Independence Day race
Darlington South Carolina July 4 death toll and dramatic finish at the Independence Day big car race. Bob Scott Gardena California died from a broken neck after a 10th lap crash. Ernie McCoy Reading Pennsylvania seriously injured as a relief driver. Manuel Ayulo Los Angeles won the 200 mile race at 123 mph, with Jimmy Bryan Phoenix third after a tire pit stop. 15,000 fans watched under near 100 degree heat. Ayulo rose to fourth in the AAA standings. Bryan leads national points. Prize money paid to Ayulo 25 percent of net gate. Reece and Bryan also paid. Scott, 25, was a veteran driver who had earlier failed to qualify for the Indianapolis 500. He later served as relief for Parsons and Scarborough in other races. Seare Doroush died of heat stroke, and Anita, his widow, and a son survive with another child due soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
S. C
Bob Scott
Gardena
Calif
Florence
Ernie McCoy
Reading
Manuel Ayulo
Los Angeles
Ayula
Schmidt Speeld
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Wag Jimmy Reece
Oklahoma City
Bryan
Ayulo
American Automobile Assn
Indianapolis
Bill Vukovich
Reece
Johnny Tolan
Denver
Colo T
Ind
Art Porte
Sam Hanks
Duane Carter
City
Illc
Mass
Anner
North Vernon
Larry Crockit
Columbus
Gene Force
Richmond
Scott
Hadeen
Johnnie Parsons
Parsons
Carl Scarborough
Seare Doroush
Ott
Anita
Jene
Reds edge Cubs in 10th to take opener in Cincinnati
In the first game Bobby Adams drove in the winning run in the 10th as Cincinnati beat Chicago 6-5 after Wally Post tied the game in the eighth. Ransom Jackson slugged two homers for the Cubs, while Ted Kluszewski added his 21st homer of the season. In the nightcap Karl Drews earned his first Reds win with support late as Cincinnati prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
An &7
Bobby Adams
Rove
Ransom Jackson
Cubs
Wally Post
Post
Reds
Adams
Ted Kluszewski
Karl Drews
Philadelphia Phils
Polar Bear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson
Rota
Ken Rosewall
Tony Trabert
Trabert
Rosewall
Jaroslav Drobny
Sportsman's Winged
Galseae Ae Ng
Gladys Muter
Evelyn Bryan
Jefferson
Aeronautics Astructor
Mt. San Antonio
Col Oe Pomona
Kamala Schrina
Esh Vass
India
Marion Schrorr Betzler
Ofolumbus
Fist
Dorig Thorkildsen
Newport Beach
Jane White
Bernice Trimble
Flint
Mich
Louise Hyde
New York City
Alice Roberts
Laurien
Griffin
Merriam
Kan
Barbara G Erickson London
Beatrice E. MacPherson
Tucson
Alice Hammond
Gross Pointe Farms
Louise Smith
High Point
N.C
of Cunningham
Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Nis
Milwaukee Braves
Jone
Wets
Sone
Conley
OATS
Ueague
Dalgovies
Betton “Tat
Aerlcan “Association
Gainsboro
United States
White Sox
Jewuricn Metzsene
Reek
Basle University
Vermorr
Harvey Kuesm
Detroit
Indians
Bill’ Glynn
Kuenn
Cleveland
George Zaverink
Don Messi
Philadelpia
Zaverink
Ihre
Mossi
Zuverink
Moss
Glynn
Ruth
Art Houtteman
Dave Hoskins
Tigers
Hiad
Hoskins
Ray Boone
Wayne Belardi
Houtteman
D. C
Hank Sauer
Hank
Yanks
Poerenos
Hardin
Texan
Modern Home Equipment CO
Chicco
Miller’s Fine Furniture
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!