Palmer Surges to 2 Up Win in NC Golf Round Two
Arnold Palmer of Wake Forest, 19, fights through a tense match at the National Collegiate Golf tournament on the Iowa State course. He wins 2 up over Georgia’s Marold Spears after a tense finish that included a missed short putt and a penalty stroke, posting 74 for medalist honors and setting a 36 hole record.
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Greenfield All-Stars defeat Sunnyside 8 2 in opener
Greenfield All-Stars beat Sunnyside Fastballers 8 to 2 as Greenfield limited Atlantic to five hits. Del Girard allowed eight hits for the hosts while Lester Rhoades shut Greenfield over the last two innings. Mick Anderson started Sunnyside’s scoring with a bunt before Tom Clithers tripled home the run. Clithers also scored on a Sunnyside error.
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Methodists beat Zion Lutheran in church league clash
The Methodists built a six run first inning and defeated Zion Lutheran 9 to 4 at Sunnyside field. Noblitt led the Methodist attack with a homer and three doubles as Dohrmann allowed eleven hits. Aldag and Dohrmann produced key hits for Zion.
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Yesterday and Tomorrow Baseball Results and Schedule
Yesterday in the National League Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 7 to 3 New York defeated Boston 9 to 3 Brooklyn won 5 to 1 over Philadelphia St Louis topped Chicago 7 to 4 In the American League New York 9 Boston 7 St Louis 1 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 7 Washington 4 Detroit 4 Cleveland 0 8 Tomorrow the NL features Brooklyn at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at St Louis all night games in the AL St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia all night games
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Texas Trio Tops Field in Trans Tourney
The Texas trio Polly Riley Betty MacKinnon and Betsy Rawls emerge as favorites in the women's Trans Miss golf tournament Riley from Fort Worth and Rawls from Austin hold titles while MacKinnon a former SMU LSU player faces tough bracket action. Second round matches set for 1 30 p m CST as MacKinnon meets Tillie Becker and Riley faces H C Riedel with Rawls paired against Corky Major.
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DiMaggio Hammers Two Homers as Yanks Beat Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio shines after returning from injury with two homers and four RBIs fueling New York’s 9-7 win over Boston. He earlier homered with two aboard, lifting the Yankees from a 7-4 deficit. DiMaggio’s hot streak anchors a Yankee surge while Boston slips further in the standings.
Mathias Repeats Decathlon Title In Tulare
In Tulare California Robert Bruce Mathias age 18 wins the National AAU Decathlon for the second straight year with 7556 points. He outpaces 18 competitors from across the nation and matches a high standard set by past champions while defending his Olympic London crown.
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Century of Hill Events Tops Nationals Recap
The report highlights F22b's final seat in the nationals and mentions top scorers Irving Mondachein of New York and Bill Athans of North, with Roger Trilliger and Floyd Simmons among leading totals. Bob surpassed prior marks in five events including the long jump, high jump, hurdles, discus and javelin.
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Yankees blank Red Sox as PDiMaggi hits two homers
Yesterday's Stars highlight Joe PDiMaggi of the Yankees driving in four runs with two home runs in a 7 to 4 victory over Boston. Newhouser of the Tigers blanked the world champion Indians 4 to 0 on his 10th win.
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Des Moines Promoter Fails In Trade Name Suit
Des Moines promoter Bobby Grund and promoter Charles A. Dewey were blocked from using the words Globe Trotters in connection with his Newie basketball team. The court ruled for A. M. Saperstein of Chicago in a $50,000 trade name infringement case, granting most of the relief sought.
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