SEC Golf Association Tournament Plans Near Completion at Gallipolis
The Southeastern Ohio Golf Association outlines plans for a June 29 to July 1 tournament at Gallipolis with pro am, amateur, senior and team events. Qualifying rounds are set for June 16 and 17, entries due by June 14, and events include driving and putting contests along with dances and a banquet.
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Gallipolis
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
C. Mac McGinness
Lancaster
Lancaster Club
Don Stemble
Bill ‘Shifler
Dorothy Brown
Rachel S. McNair
John Halliday
Betty McGinness
Omar Zimmerman
Wiliam P. Cherrington
Wiliam H. Jones
Lawrence Bastiani
Carl Willis
Jack C. Davis
G. G. Patterson
Point Pleasant
Mr. McGinness
Jim Porter
Dwight Wetherholt
Truman Morris
D. Z. Taber
Howard T. Neal
Ed Judy
Alva Shoemaker
St. Louis Browns Trade Fannin to Toronto Drive for Wahl Lehner
The St. Louis Browns announced pitcher Cliff Fannin would be sent to Toronto of the International League on a two hour recall basis. Fannin’s departure clears room for infielder Kermit Wahl and outfielder Paul Lehner, acquired yesterday from the Chicago White Sox for outfielder Don Lenhardt and an undisclosed N. agreement.
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Chicago White Sox
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Davidson Assigned To Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids bound for 18-year-old pitcher
Cleveland Indians rookie Billy Joe Davidson 18 was assigned to Cedar Rapids Iowa of the Class B Three-I League yesterday. He returned home to Marion North Carolina and will report to the club Saturday.
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Red Birds Trade Arroyo for Silverstein From Rochester
Columbus Red Birds trade pitcher Luis Arroyo a left hander to Rochester for pitcher Sanford Silverstein a right hander Arroyo has a 3 2 record this season for the last place team in the association
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Rochester
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Red Birds
Four Seniors On 1951 Arizona Football Team
The 1951 Arizona Wildcats football squad will field only four seniors, shaping a youthful roster. Returning upperclass leaders are limited, highlighting a transition year as the program eyes depth and future potential.
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University of Arizona
Athletics Edge Tribe 4 3 Ninth Win
In Cleveland at Lakefront Stadium the Philadelphia Athletics edged the Cleveland Indians 4 3. Three extra base hits came for the Indians but Kellner earned the win while Chakales allowed the tying run to reach base with a walk. Bob Lemon was saved for the series with the Red Sox opening tomorrow night. Eddie Joost and Hank Majeski led the A's with multi hit days. Sam Chapman and Bob Kennedy homered for the Tribe.
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National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Snapshot
A compact roundup of top NL batting and pitching marks with players from Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and Boston leading in key categories such as hits runs batted in doubles triples home runs and strikeouts along with a four decisions measure for pitching dominance.
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Robinson
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Snider
Ashburn
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Metkovich
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Musial
St. Louis
Jethroe
Boston
Witching
Roe
Spahn
Fox
Chicago
Minoso
Williamson
DiMaggio
Fain
Redlegs Beat Mets In Slugfest At Cincinnati Ballpark
Cincinnati’s Redlegs push past New York 5 to 4 behind Wyrostek and Stanky hitting. Ramsdell allows 2 runs over 5 innings before Peterson and Byerly finish. Mays and Stanky produce multiple RBIs for the visitors, with关键 errors and timely hits shaping the contest.
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Baseball scores and lineups from a midseason American League card
A wrap of 1940s baseball results with scores for New York St Louis Detroit Chicago Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston and others. Pitchers Ostrowski Scarborough Marrero Lollar and Spahn appear among the listed games with final tallies and key relievers noted.
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Baseball lineups and matchups across major leagues and cities
Cincinnati at New York 12 30 Raffensberger vs Koslo or Hearn. St Louis at Brooklyn Pholsky vs Roe. Chicago at Philadelphia Klitzstein or McLish vs Church. Pittsburgh at Houston Queen vs Bickford. Washington at Chicago Moreno vs Reblatt or Dorish. New York at St Louis Stobbs vs Gray. Philadelphia at Cleveland Fowler vs Brissie. American Association Milwaukee at Columbus St Paul at Louisville Kansas City at Toledo Minneapolis at Indianapolis. George Mikan crowned marble champion of Wit County Illinois at age one.
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Tigers surge with bases loaded five-run eighth to down White Sox
Dick Kryhoski sparked a five-run eighth inning after a bases loaded situation to lift the Tigers to a 6-4 win. Lou Kretlow earned a four-hitter for the White Sox, his first victory since 1948, as Chicago improved to 19 wins in 71 games with a 4-2 triumph over Washington.
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Horse Takes Two Ribbons at Lions Club Show
Rita McArthur's Wells ton horse owned by John D. Gill took two ribbons at the Lions Club Horse Show at Jackson County Fairgrounds Wells ton. Gill's horse placed third in open pleasure and fourth in amateur pleasure. Honey owned by S R Cline also competed in the two Pleasure classes. Eddie Price gained over 1100 yards in each of his last two seasons as Tulane backfield ace.
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Barbara Gaskill
Wellston
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Honey
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Johnny Cline
Eddie Price
Tulane University
Chandler Ready To Quit But On His Own Terms
Albert B Happy Chandler intends to resign soon as baseball commissioner under a self devised severance agreement. He seeks full salary through May 36, 1952, indemnity for damages, and relief from expenses tied to his bid for a new term. He will set his own final departure date and awaits owners’ acceptance. The screening committee may pick a successor as talks continue.
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New York
Albert B
Happy
Commissioner's Office
Kentucky
St. Petersburg
Fla
Three OVA Games Slated Thursday Night Schedule
Ohio Valley Association action features Hartford seeking to end a two game slide against Point Pleasant at Harmon Field at 6 pm. Ratine and Howard the Trader meet at Middleport as both clubs surge, Traders 5 4 in fourth, Racine riding three straight wins. Sundays two doubleheaders place Hartford at Reedaville and Ravenswood at Racine with singles sending Traders to Ba and Point Pleasant to Syracuse.
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Gallipolis
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