Gallipolis Wins Four Way Golf Title At Jackson Meet
Gallipolis captures the team title at a four way golf tournament in Jackson played July 27-28 23 with a 917 total for six players. Willard Saunders led Gallipolis to individual glory with 143 and his brother Howard finished runner up at 146. Ray Berger of Logan won the driving contest at 320 yards. Others: Amelia Athens and Jackson placed third and fourth. Athens’ Dick Olzer and Howard Saunders won the Pro-Amateur with a ingredients score. Seniors A went to G Garshaw Chil othe and Kenedy Portsmouth won Seniors B for 70 plus. Athens scores listed include Gene Koons 56 low, Darrel Selby third. six Athens players totals ranging 162 to 182.
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Jackson
Cies
Ofamelia
Athens
Willard Saunders
Howard
Rayer
Logan
Sealey
Galipolis
Lohr
Joe Woodfard
Howard Saunders
Dick) Olzer
Tun
G. Garshaw
Chilothe
Kenedy
Portsmouth
Dick Hearty
Gene Koons
Darrel Selby
Rowe Tops Reds as Shillies Win 8-4 in Philadelphia
Phillies ace Rowe improves to 11-4 with four wins in five starts against Cincinnati. Seminick drives in three runs with a seventh inning homer while going 3 for 3. Reds’ Vander Meer falls to 9-6 after giving up a three run lead. doubleheader set for today as Blackwell and Malloy face Raffensberger and Donnelly. Chandler to be honored at a Cincinnati dinner by the 260-Operative Club International.
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Philadelphia
Schooly Rowe
Cinenati Reds
Cinches St
Philadelphia Shillies
Redlegs
Reds
Andy Seminick
Rowe
Lause
Phils
Ewell Blackwell
Bob Malloy
Cincinnati
Ken Raffensberger
Ahx Donnelly
Chandler
A. B. Chandler Wil Ze
Operative Club International
Eug
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Lucky Kid Beat Georgie Kurowski Jr in St Louis Swing
In a vivid scene the Lucky Kid battles Georgie Kurowski Jr and mirrors the Cardinals eastward swing in St Louis clubs, drawing envy from local youngsters as he follows the strong lineage of baseball in a competitive display.
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Attle
Georgie Kurowski, Jr
Cardinals
St Louis
Burdette and Wren Pace Pro Ball For OU Alumni
Four Ohio University alumni continue pro baseball careers with Wren batting near .200 after a thumb injury and Burdette winning four of five starts in the Three-I League. Baumholtz leads the Sally League narrowly behind Kluszewski with a .357 mark, while Maldovan, Muldovan, and others face varied assignments in the minor leagues.
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Wren
Bob Siller
Ohio University
Bob Wren
Frank Baumholtz
Johnny Muldovan
Chuck” Burdette
Freantrla
Peen
Muldovan
Newark
Kansas City
John
Maldovan
Aimg aLyssy
Bobby Wren
Toledo Mud Hens
Athens
Ted Kluszewski
Flash
Cimemnali Reds
Johnny Maldovan
Yankee
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Associations
In the American League Detroit fell 1 to 5 to New York, Boston 4 over Cleveland 0, St. Louis defeated Washington 6 to 3 in 11 innings, Philadelphia beat Chicago 9 to 2, and in the National League New York 3 over Chicago 2, Brooklyn 2 over St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 8 over Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh at Boston with rain. In the American Association St. Paul 4 over Columbus 2, Toledo and Kansas City tied 0, Milwaukee 4 over Indianapolis 0, Louisville 9 over Minneapolis 4.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
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Pittsburgh Americ
Mae
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Dave Ferriss
Steve Gromek
Teddy Williams
Glen Russell
Sox
Virgil Trucks
Tommy Henrck
Charley Keller
Aaron Robinson
Bengals
Yanks
Jeff Heath
St. Lows
Stan Ferens
Marino Pieretti
Frank Papish
White Sox
Sam Chapman
Major League Baseball Matchups Today
Philadelphia faces Chicago while Washington meets St. Louis and Boston battles Cleveland. New York plays Detroit with Pittsburgh of Boston and St. Louis visiting Brooklyn. Chicago visits New York as c ti visits Philadelphia.
Colonels Win To Gain on Loop Leaders
The Colonels moved within three games of league leader Indianapolis by beating Minneapolis 9-4 behind pitcher George Diehl and Chick Genovese’s grand slam. Milwaukee shut out the Indians 4-0 as Lefty Pyle earned his seventh win in a row. St Paul took third with a 4-2 win over Columbus, while Tolo do’s Fred Sanford continued dominance against Kansas City as the Brood blanked the Blues 8-0.
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Minneapolis
George Diehl
Chick Genovese
Tribe
Milwaukee
Indians
Lefty Ewald Pyle
St Paul
Colonels
Columbus Redbirds
Tolodo
Fred Sanford
Kansas City
Blues
Ohio Entrants Lose In Michigan Tourney
In Kalamazoo Michigan Ohio players were eliminated in the National Junior Tennis championship. Top seeds Herbie Flam and Hugh Stewart defeated William Beyer and Paul Lawson in doubles 6-1 6-2. Singles saw Tom Creger and James Sagebiel lose to Julian Oates 6-2 6-4 and John De Priest 6-3 6-3.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hugh Stewart
San Marino
William Beyer
Akron
Paul Lawson
Middletown
Tom Creger
James Sagebiel
Dayton
Julian Oates
Waco
Tex
John de Priest
Tacoma
Wash
Cubs Bow to Giants in tight loss at Ebbets Field
Dodgers surge as Brooklyn beats Chicago 2-1, with Dixie Walker driving in the decisive run and Goody Rosen delivering a clutch ninth inning hit. Chicago drops further in the standings as New York wins and Philadelphia beats Cincinnati. Att.: 31,446 at Ebbets Field, season total 1,022,400.
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Associated Press
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Brooklyns
Howie Pollet
St. Louis Cardinal
Lippy Leo
Dandies
Pollet
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Ebbets Field
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Rube Melton
Durocher
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Kurowski
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Rickey Youth Society
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Vic Lombardi
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Harry Brecheen
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Ottmen
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Junior Thompson
Bob Chipman
Bruins
Schoolboy Rowe
Phillies
Cincinnati
Andy Séminick
del Ennis
Johnny Vander Meer
Sched
Barron Captures All-American Golf Tourney In Orange Juice Diet
Herman Barron of White Plains New York won $10,500 and the All-American golf title at Tom O’Shanter after a week on orange juice only. He edged Ellsworth Vines by a stroke with a 12 hole total of 280 as the May circus drew a record crowd. Vines placed second earning $4,325 with Sammy Byrd third at $3,500. Barron led from the start amid a record attendance noted by promoter George May and PGA manager Fred Corcoran.
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Herman Barron
White Plains
M. Y
Golfdam
George 5. May
May
Barron
Ellsworth Vines
Tom O'Shanter
Fred Corcoran
Professional Golfers’ Association
Byron ‘Nelson
Nelson
Vines
Sammy Byrd
Ben Hogan
George Hamner
University of Georgia
Frank Stranahan
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Tex
Hamer
Stewart
Stranahan
Jacobs Asked To Transfer Title Fight
Detroit officials urged promoter Mike Jacobs to move the Louis Mauriello heavyweight title bout from Yankee Stadium to Detroit. If no change, the fight is set for September 18 at the ballpark. Mauriello from the Bronx recently fought in Detroit, scoring a three round win.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Tami Mauriello
Detroit
Michigan
John Hettche
Jacobs
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Louis
Abe Simon
Olympia
Briggs Stadium
Detroit Tigers
Louis-Mauriello
Yankee Ballpark
Mauriello
Bronx
John Thomas
Bruce Woodcock
Horne Outpoints Berger In Ten Round Debate
George Sonny Horne of Niles outpointed Bobby Berger of Chicago in the 10 round feature at Idera Park. The swift middleweight controlled eight rounds as Berger was rocked several times. Horne weighed 159 pounds to Berger’s 1531 pounds.
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Berger
Youngstown
George
Sonny) Horne
Niles
Bobby Berger
Chicago
Idera Park
Edige
Fullerton's Roundup: Pirates price and Benswanger bid
Sid Feder notes Barney Dreyfuss seeks 2.5 million for the Pittsburgh Pirates and new owners must grant John Hancock a long term contract for Bill Benswanger. Mention of Bing Crosby's buying plan fades. Also previews Hambletonian contenders Chestertown Victory Song Westheld and Deanna. Adds college football coaching notes and Negro league wrestling item.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
John Hancock
Bill Benswanger
Bing Crosby
Bucs
Bingo
Hambletonian
Chestertown
Victory Song
Deanna
Penn State
Bob Higgins
Indiana
Bo McMillin
Attorney and Banker May Buy Pirate Club
Pittsburgh basebal club sale rumor heats as attorney Charles Margiotti and banker Frank E. McKinney emerge as two leading bidders. Pirate President William Benswanger says others may still negotiate and no sale is guaranteed. McKinney holds a possible 30-50 option, with a meeting set in New York.
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CPI
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
Pirate
William Benswanger
Bing Crosby
Bill Veeck
Oscar Sa Jenger
Pittsburgh Atorney
Charles Margiotli
Frank E. McKinney
Indianapolis Club
American Association
McKinney
New York
Benswanger
Margiotti
Mungo Named Manager of Blues in Tobacco State League
Van Lingle Mungo, former major league pitcher, appointed manager of the Blues of the Tobacco State League at Clinton North Carolina. He succeeds Wille Duke after playing several weeks for the class D team.
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N. C
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Blues
van Lingle Mungo
Wille Duke
Mungo
Lost Friday night keys on RIKG street
A reward is offered for return of a bunch of keys left behind on Friday night near RIKG street. Contact the sender with any information leading to recovery.
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E. State Street
Eversharp
Athens
Leroy Bennett
Columbus St
Nelsonville
Er Phi Delta Theta
Markets Drift As Stocks Edge Forward In Busy Session
New York prices show selective gains amid earnings and dividend optimism. Leaders mostly muted as techs and industrials like Am Tel & Tel, Chrysler, Du Pont, Gen Elec, and Standard Oil contend with modest moves. Cincinnati livestock and produce markets report mixed hog and cattle values with steady to slightly higher bids across categories.
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Bald
Leco -W
Balt & Onlo Beth
Steel
Borden Co Ches. & Chi Chrysler
du Pont
Elec
Gen Motors
Int Harvester Interlake Iron Q. Mat Biscuit N . Cent
Penn. R. RiProcter & Gam Pullman
Repab Steel
Ind Standard
Transamerica
U. S
J& S Steel
Cincinnati
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