Burke Wins Ohio Open With Course Record 65
Billie Burke of Cleveland captured the Ohio Open title finishing 72 holes at 284 after a final round 65 at Miami Valley. His 65 established a new course record, six under par, while Red Strauss Gelhot and Penna trailed at 286. McCarthy sped amateur class with 289, Carmichael and Servis close behind.
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Dayton
Billie Burke
Cleveland
Burke
Miami Valley
Jock Collins
Mansfield
Robert
Red) Strauss
Cincinnati
Frank Gelhot
Toney Penna
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
McCarthy
Danny Carmichael
Columbus
Bob Servis
Andy Mocsary
Norwalk
Gene March
Pirates 3 Down Cards in Wilkes-Barre Fishing Note
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Peter Tino had to summon two other fishermen after he cast his line into Lake Nyangola He landed two bass a two pounds seven ounces and a one pound eleven ounces catch.
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Wilkes-Barre
Peter Tino
Lake Nyangola
Tino
Shark leaps into boat during line fishing off Saulnierville
Charles LeBlanc faced a 10 foot shark leaping into his boat three miles offshore after he hauled in a cod. Alone aboard, he climbed the mast and waited as the thrashing predator settled back into the water, leaving behind the cod he had caught.
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Saulnierville
N. S
Charles LeBlanc
LeBlanc
U S Davis Cup Squad Chosen for Merion Challenge
The United States Davis Cup team is picked with four likely players to defend the cup at Merion Club from September 2 to 4 possibly against Australia. Bobby Riggs, Frankie Parker, Donald McNeill, and Gene Mako or Bryan Grant are favored, with Wood and Cooke named as other invited squad members ahead of final selection.
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Merion Cricket Club
Australia
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Frankie Parker
Pasadena
Cal
Donald McNeill
Oklahoma City
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Bryan “Buey” Grant
Atlanta
McNeill
Merion
Walter Pate
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Millers Narrow Blues Margin In Tight League Clash
Minneapolis scored in a 3 to 0 loss as Kansas City clung to the lead by two percentage points. Bill Butland held the Blues to six hits while Marv Breuer allowed the decisive runs in the sixth inning. Indianapolis beat Columbus 6 to 1 as Red Barrett’s six-hitter backed eight hits against Hader Curlee and Sherrill. Louisville overwhelmed Toledo 10 in the first frame. St. Paul and Milwaukee split a twin bill with Herring and Phelps delivering 10 Saints hits.
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Kansas City
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Toledo
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Milwaukee
Bill Butland
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Blues
Marv Breuer
Phil Weintraub
Charley
Red) Barrett
Red Birds
Barrett
George Hader
Bill Curlee
Sherrill
Louisville Colonels
Lloyd Dietz
John Johnson
Saints
Art Herring
Ray Phelps
Bradford Social and Brief Personal Notes
Bradford notes report visits and gatherings across multiple families in the area. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forrest and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Evans in Portsmouth, Margaret Moore and granddaughters Maudie and Della Mae Lightfoot in Pomeroy, and numerous county residents sharing meals or picnics. Sunday Bible School attendance was 80.
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Homer Forrest
Clay Evans
Mark Stahl
Portsmouth
Margaret Moore
Maudie
Della Mae Lightfoot
Pomeroy
Dallas Lightfoot
Allen Roush
Minersville
George Sisson
Arthur Hendrick
Vernal Caldwell
Lester Lathey
Crown City
Charles Lambert
Dana Lambert
Middleport
Clarence Might
John Sisson
Willard Ebersbach
Ron Might
West Rutland
Nancy Might
Harry Hysell
Ella Hysell
Indians Rally Behind Boudreau Mack In 6 5 Win
Cleveland Indians edge St. Louis Browns 6 to 5 as new infield duo Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack spark defense and come through in the ninth. Boudreau nine chances Mack eight, both part of three double plays. Heffner and Grace singled for St. Louis in the ninth before Chapman to Boudreau to Hemsley cut the run at the plate.
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Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
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Mack
Oje Dobson
Johnnny Allen
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Don Heffner
Joe Grace
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Ben Chapman
Buffalo
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Indians Beat Browns In Quirky Cannon Entry
A historical note recalls stone shots used in 14th century cannons weighing up to 200 pounds, with Indians and Browns referenced in a legendary sporting context.
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