McSpaden Leads Deep Field in Victory National Open
Harold McSpaden from Sanford Maine returns after winning last year’s playoff to face a star-studded 83 pros and nine amateurs in the $10,000 Victory National Open. The 72 hole event at Calumet Country Club opens with 18 holes today and wraps Sunday, with Nelson Evans and Laffoon among early preliminaries winners.
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Chicago
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Jug) McSpaden
Hardhitting
Sanford
McSpaden
Ben Hogan
Air Forces
Amateum
Byron Nelson
Abe Espinosa
Johnny Bula
Joe Kirkwood
Craig Wood
Jimmy Hines
Gammy Byrd
Tony Thomso Penna, Jr
Ralph Guldehl
Johnny Revolta
Ky Laffoon
Hogan
Gemmy Snead
Mill
Ggt
Walter
Burkemo
Pleteher General Hospital
Cambridge
Mann
Calumet Country
Nelson
McBpaden
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Major Leagues
Standings show New York leading with 29 wins and 647 winning percentage, Boston 27 5384, Chicago 29 527, St. Louis 26 456. Thursday results: Detroit 5 Washington 2, Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 0, St Louis 9 New York 4. Upcoming pitchers and matchups listed for today across leagues.
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Detroit
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Lois
Pieretti
Overmire
Gerkin
Reynolds
Ferriss
Ohio
Humphries
W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Gewell
Voiselle
Chicsago
Pri
CATCHER HAYES SETS RECORD OF 218TH IN ROW
Catcher Frank Hayes poised to set a major league endurance mark as he plays for the Cleveland Indians against the Philadelphia Athletics after tying the previous record with his 217th straight game. Hayes, traded from the Athletics, has driven in 23 runs and 7 homers, aiding the Tribe’s push toward sixth place.
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Joe Reichler
Frank Hayes
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Iron Man
Ray Mueller
Cincinnati
Indians
Buddy Rosar
Hayes
Tribe
St Louis Browns
Glenwood to Host Atlantic-Wiota Nine Sunday
Glenwood, undefeated except for Harlan this season, meets Atlantic-Wiota at Sunnyside Park Sunday at 2 30. The Cass club also visits Harlan that evening. Last week Glenwood beat Elliott, while Atlantic-Wiota tied Elliott 4 4 after 16 innings.
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Harlan
Atlantic-Wiota
Sunnyside Park
Cass
Elliott
Atlantic-Vidta
Atlantic-Wivta
Sunnyside Field
Segura Faces Bartzen in Northwestern Tennis Semifinal
Evanston June 29 AP Francisco Segura of Miami meets Bernard Bartzen of William and Mary in the Northwestern courts semifinal. Segura, chasing a third NC tennis title, won 6-2 6-3 over Howard McCall. Bartzen beat Nick Buzolich 6-2 6-4 to reach the semis. Stan Clark meets Lt Frank Mehner in the other semi.
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Evanston
Francisco (Pancho) Segura
University of Miami
Fla
Bernard Bartzen
William and Mary
Northwestern University
Segura
Howard McCall
Georgia Tech
Bartzon
Nick Bugolich
Peppertine College
Los Angeles
Buzolich
Stan Clark
California Tech
Mets
Frank Mehner
West Point
Mehner
Bob Ryland
Wayne University
Clark
Carroll McCarter
University of Texas
Phillies Trade Vernon Kennedy for Wally Flager
Vernon Kennedy right handed pitcher for the Phillies has been traded to the Reds for rookie infielder Wally Flager in a announced deal.
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Vernon Kennedy
Phillies
Reds
Wally Flager
Atlantic Club doubles up on league All Stars in doubleheader
Atlantic Firemen beat Lewis 5-1 at Sunnyside field while Atlantic Viota club wallops league All-Stars 10-3. Frank Gaines allowed two hits for Lewis. Rev Mohrmann struck out eleven for Atlantic Viota. Marshall hit a homer and Dorman drove in runs as Atlantic Viota built early lead. All Stars rallied late but fell short.
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Sunnyside Field
Atlantic Firemen
Lewis Hose Crew
Atlantic Viota
Frank Gaines
Peck
Marshall
Fudge
Atlantic
Lewis
Odem
Atlantic-Viota
Boyd Banks
Cornell
Francis Miller
D. Dorman
R. G.mohrmann
Sgt
Bill Gaylord
Atlantic-Wiota
Dorman
All-Stars
Gaylord
Atlantic-Wietans
Deb King
Hoffman
Francis ‘Miller
Simpson
Dusty Rhodes
Slocum
Cassady
Riekena
Jahnke
Dss
Kutz, If
Cavin, Rf
Reynolds
Krohn
Preston
Dee
Bolz
Bendorf
Nelson
Swearman
Pudge
Gaines
Twin City Teams Steal Spotlight In Association
In Minneapolis the Minnesota Twin Cities clubs set multiple season and league records as the Millers piled up 48 bases with 26 hits and 25 hits off three Hen pitchers. Frank Dannerker hit two homers including a grand slam, aiding an 11 run fifth and eight inning onslaught. St Paul moved into the first division with an 8 6 3 victory over Columbus, while Milwaukee closed the gap on Indianapolis with a 4 to 2 win and Kansas City kept pace beating Louisville 7 to 5.
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Jim Bagby
Indians
Philadelphia
Athletics
Detroit
Wahingon
Browns
New York Yankees
Hal Newhouser
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinale
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Chicago
Cubs
Nick Strincevich
al Gionfriddo
Giants
Pittsburgh
Strincevich
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Gicifriddo
Chuck Workman
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Tommy Holmes
Braves
Associated Press
American Association
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Twin Cities
Iminneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Saints
Minneapolis
Millers
Frank Danneker
Ore
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Red Birds
Practice Swings In Jones Household Now Taboo
Biloxi Mississippi June 29 AP Bobby Jones has orders to keep his clubs in his rooms as Mrs Jones and Pvt Robert Tyre Jones his son who is in basic air force training at Keesler fieldensure no stray swings in the house He once left a hole in the living room rug before leaving Atlanta AAA Track Meet Opens New York Shorn of glamor the National AAU track and field championships open at Tri Borough stadium with 328 entries and a schedule of senior and junior events.
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Miss
Bobby Jones
Mra. Jones
Robert Tyre Jones
Koesler Field
Atlanta
Pvt. Jones
New York
A.A.U
Tri‘boro
Rodney Jensen
J. C. Jensen
Atlantic
Mayo General Hospital
Galesburg
Pacific
New Georgia
New Britain
Jensen
Europe
Company K
Fort Benning
Leahy Leaves Notre Dame for California Move
Notre Dame athletic director and football coach Lt. Frank Leahy on leave returns home to South Bend for a brief visit and plans to move his wife Mrs Leahy and four children to Berkeley California next week to join him as he resigns from St Marys Navy Preflight School.
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Readers may request additional copies in advance to ensure supply. The note ends with a playful line about a scrap causing a bomb.
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Des Moines Night Club Closes Over Unjustified Raids
Des Moines announces closure of the Main liner night club after raids by eight constables at the club and the Pastime, suspending operations and laying off about 70 workers as owner Gladys Rand cites harassment and discrimination. Ida B. Wise Smith of the WCTU endorses the constables’ action.
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Des Moines
Mainliner
Gladys Rand
Ida B. Wise Smith
State Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Iowan Comes Home After Serving in Fifth Army
Major General Vernon E. Prichard, commander of an armored division with Gen. Mark Clark's Fifth army, arrived in Sioux City on a military transport from Italy. He was greeted by his mother at the air base and then went to his home in Onawa.
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Gioux City
Vernon E. Prichard
Mark Clark
Fifth Army
Sioux City
Italy
Prichard
Ralph C. Prichani
Onawa
Three Germans Hanged for Killing Airman on German Soil
In Rheinbach Germany at dawn three German civilians were executed by American authorities for killing an American airman who parachuted to earth from a burning bomber on August 15 last year. This marked the first civilian war crime trial on German soil since the war’s end.
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Rheinbach
Germany
War Dept furloughs 4000 soldiers for rail work during redeployment
The War Department announced 4000 soldiers will be furloughed for 30 days to work on U S railroads to prevent a breakdown of transportation during redeployment of troops for the war against Japan. The troops are experienced railroaders and will serve as brakemen, firemen, boilermakers, electricians, car repairmen, machinists and helpers.
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Washington
War Department
U. S
Patterton
Patterson
Japan
Youths Held After Davenport Burglaries
Two 46-year-old Oelwein youths confessed to robbing a Davenport store and a similar raid in Oelwein a week earlier, police say. They were arrested in Rock Island and brought back for questioning. held in the juvenile ward. Our want ad page will sell your property for you. Your Scrap Will Make Bombs.
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Oelwein
Reed Phillips
Rock Island
Phillips
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Save a life drive slowly near highway with children
Public safety notice urges drivers to slow down when children are near roadways and to be prepared to stop instantly to prevent injuries or fatalities.
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