Field To Be Reduced to 60 After Second Round Today
The National Open golf championship trims the field to 60 after today’s second round. Sam Snead led with 68 and is amid challengers such as Ralph Guldahl who shot 71, while an amateur from Spokane Marvin Ward posted 69 to share second.
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Sammy the Slammer
Ralph Guldahl
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Sam
Sammy
Slammer
Marvin Ward
Spokane
Wash
Lawson Little
Matt Kowal
Philmont Country Club
Tommy Armour
Lloyd Mangrum
Los Angeles
Olin Dutra
Craig Wood
Denny Shute
Jag McSpaden
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Edward Meister
Warrensville
Ohio
Harry Cooper
Alvin Krueger
Leaderboard Ambiguity As Bobby Jones Predicts Tight Finish
The course yields unpredictable scoring with 72 or better the target for leaders. Bobby Jones, watching as a spectator, declined to name a winner and remarked he would decide by Saturday night after observing play.
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John W. Lee Retrieves Dolores Lee From Miami University
Logan W. Lee traveled to Miami University on Thursday to return his daughter Dolores Lee to their home at the end of the school year.
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John W. Lee
Miami University
Dolores Lee
Children Day Observed in Glouster Churches
Glouster observes Children’s Day in both the M. E. Church and Church of Christ on Sunday. At the M. E. Church Rev. F. G. Boroff announces 10:30 services after 9:30 Sunday School with an offering for the Student Loan Fund and Epworth League at 6:30 followed by evening worship at 7:30. Church of Christ led by Rev. Max M. Martin holds Bible School at 9:00, Lord’s Supper and preaching at 10:15, with Stewardship as the theme, Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and Children’s Day exercises at 7:30. Both churches extend cordial invitations to the public.
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Church of Christ
M. E
F. G. Boroff
Epworth League
Max M. Martin
Eagles Installation Largely Attended
GLOUSTER Glouster Eagles Aerie 468 held a large installation of new officers. Past Worthy President Ben Skinner led the ceremonies. John Crawford became Past Junior President and treasurer. Pearl Brown was installed as Worthy President with full member support. Officers include James Franklin president Steve Spurgess conductor Malcolm Higgins chaplain Frank Darling secretary Walter Hill inside guard Albert Zimmer outside guard William Siler trustee. Crawford and Darling to represent at Akron state convention later this month.
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Ben Skinner
John Crawford
Pearl Brown
James Franklin
Steve Spurgess
Malcolm Higgins
Frank Darling
Walter Hill
Albert Zimmer
William Siler
Glouster Eagles
Akron
WPA Meeting Set For Glouster High Auditorium
The WPA will hold a meeting at Glouster High School Auditorium Sunday June 11 at 2 30 p m. The session targets men recently laid off from WPA work and aims to address their concerns.
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Social Notes From Glouster Evening Bridge Club
Mrs. W. W. Bryson hosted a Wednesday bridge game with Mrs. A. H. Chute winning first prize, Mrs. L. K. Heis keller second, and Mrs. Carl Pico consolation. Guests included Mrs. Carl Pico and Mrs. Harriett Weymuller. refreshments followed. Catholic Ladies Study Club met Tuesday with husbands as guests. a brief business session preceded refreshments for many members and guests.
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L. K. Heiskell
Carl Pico
T. A. Noon
H. Atlas
John Blower
L. W. Ley
Leo White
Nelsonville
Harriett Weymueller
Catholic Ladies’ Study Club
Father Yocke
Hubert Bailey
Kate Bartels
George Carter
William Echstenkamper
Tom McAllister
George Mudrie
Lena Orndorf
Mary Rothery
Margaret Stoecklein
Question and Answer column from The Athens Messenger
A reader inquiry asks about Dusty Cooke base hits before 1939 and notes boxing earnings for Gene Tunney and Dempsey. It also confirms Sam Crawford as a right handed batter and invites readers to mail questions to the Sports Service Bureau in Washington D C for personal replies.
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Jack Dempsey
Chicago
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Sam Crawford
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Centennial choose-up game names players for June 12
COOPERSTOWN N Y June 12 Two players from each major league team were named for a centennial exhibition game marking Abner Doubleday's birthplace. Eddie Collins and Hans Wagner named sides. Lists of National and American League players provided.
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N. Y
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Eddie Collins
Red Sox
Hans Wagner
Pirates
Local man takes post with Columbus firm selling Westinghouse
Jack Croushore returned from Chicago after a month of refrigeration training and will move to Columbus to begin work with American Sales Co. He will travel Sunday for the new position. Mrs. Calla Mellor left Wednesday for Belmont for a weeks stay with her daughter and son in law Max M. Martin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Martin attended a ministers convention in Jackson Tuesday.
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Chicago
American Sales Co
Columbus
Westinghouse
Ohio
Jack
Calla Mellor
Belmont
Max M. Martin
Jackson
Church of Christ
Ben Chapman Flashes Of Old Form With Indians
Ben Chapman boosts Cleveland after a slow start posting a .273 average over 14 games. He collected two hits and drove in two runs as Cleveland beat the Washington Senators 7 to 5. Chapman now has 13 doubles this season and is part of a 7-5 win aided by Mel Harder and Willis Hudlin pitching. Feller eyes his 10th win in today’s finale against Jim Deshong.
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Cleveland Indians
Boston
Bennie
Indians
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Jeff Heath
Mel Harder
Willis Hudlin
Senators
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Hudlin
Bob Feller
Jim Deshong
Washington
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
White Sox
DiMag
Atley Donald
Sox
Red Sox
Browns
Lou Finney
Tom Carey
Detroit
Athletics
Dixie Walker
Billy Rogell
Joe Gantenbein
Tigers
Walker
Polo Lineups Uncertain for International Cup Match
New York report says lineups for the second International Cup polo match remain undecided. Cecil Smith may ride No 2 for the Americans after a recent injury, while Hesketh Hughes could slot at No 2 for Britain. Both teams weigh changes as Smith trains with Meadowbrook and Hughes helps Britain edge Westbury 10 6.
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U.P
Cecil Smith
Hesketh Hughes
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Meadowbrook
Lonnie Frey Emerges as Reds Powerhouse
Lonnie Frey, once criticized as a weak link, has become a standout for the Cincinnati Reds. Now hitting .299 with 38 RBIs, he sparked a 3-2 comeback win over Philadelphia by doubling in the third inning and scoring the decisive run as Paul Derringer earned his eighth win. The Reds lead the league by four games ahead of a four game set with Brooklyn.
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Frey
Ernie Lombardi
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Harry Craft
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Phils
Birds Millers Slugfest Sparks Four Game Set
In Red Bird Stadium a four game series between the Minneapolis Millers and Columbus Red Birds produced high scoring action. The teams combined for 42 hits in a doubleheader with 21 runs in the opener and 2 to 0 in the nightcap as Millers hitters paced the scoring and pitchers Herb Hash and Max Macon delivered strong performances.
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Red Birds
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Jim Wasdell
Kansas City
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al Piechota
St. Paul
Toledo
Frank Secory
Long Jim Weaver
Louisville
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Brewlers
Athens Keeps Record Intact
The Athens Country Club defeated Brookside Country Club of Columbus 25 to 17 to stay undefeated at home for seven years. Players Paul Beckley Joe Thackeray Neal Mathews and Ben Roberts led with three pointers. Roberts scored the last nine in 39 strokes. John Algeo had an eagle on No. 2. Dr. A. K. Buell posted the lowest 18 hole score with 82. A match play against par tournament is set for Sunday.
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Mixed influences forecast with caution for large groups
A day of mixed influences in astrology suggests steady effort, prudence, and discretion. Big organizations and affiliations face intrigue and deceit, while private affairs may see disruption yet lead to reconciliation. Those born today enter a year relying on poise and quick judgment for progress.
Yesterday's baseball results and Saturday schedule
National league results include New York 5 Chicago 3 and Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2 with only games listed. American results show New York 7 Chicago 2 and Detroit 8 Philadelphia 4 among others. Saturday matchups include Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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Cubs Aces Lee Bryant Struggle In Losses As Hartnett Mourns
New York report notes Gabby Hartnett laments Cubs aces Bill Lee and Clay Bryant folding early. Lee seeks sixth win amid fifth straight loss. Bryant sidelined by a mysterious ailment. Cubs tie Pirates for third as Giants and Reds win. DiMaggio returns with a 7-2 Yankees win.
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