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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1952

Page

9

Quality For Men's Club Tourney Opens In Six Flights

Golf tournament entry sets six flights with 90 competitor field. First matches must finish by tomorrow noon as $600 in prizes from Bayt ig are distributed among six flights. Numerous pairings listed with players such as Moon, Barfield, Morgan, Wood, Reil, Kelly, Cavate, and Hauser competing in early rounds. Labor Party context noted briefly amid match coverage.

Mensch Riza Ing Ralph Sharpless Taki

Buffs Nip Roughs In 17 Innings But Lose Second Game

Beaumont and Houston battled four hours and 33 minutes in a 17 inning opener, with the Buffs rallying to 9-8 over the Roughnecks. In the nightcap Beaumont won 4-1. Shreveport beat San Antonio 8-5 then lost 2-1. Oklahoma City swept Tulsa 3-1 and 3-2 to claim third place. Dallas beat Fort Worth 1-0. John Gray took the extra inning loss for Houston, his second in two days. Monday night games schedule Fort Worth at Dallas, Tulsa at Oklahoma City, Shreveport at San Antonio and Beaumont at Houston.

United Press Beaumont Houston Buffs Roughnecks Shreveport San Antonio Oklahoma City Tulsa Dallas Fort Worth John Gray

Griswald Sets Two Records At Arrowhead

Bil Griswald wins the Arrowhead Park stock car show, setting two track records in the 15 lap consolation and 35 lap feature before about 2000 fans. He clocks 4 38.07 in consolation and 10 39 in the feature with rival racers Buddy Rackley Sonny McDaniel and Boots Hansen also notable victors.

Bil Griswald Arrowhead Park Griswald Buddy Rackley Sonny McDaniel Boots Hansen Rackley Cecil Elliott Tommy Mangum Eddie Harrow Sonny McDaniels Bill Childers Dick Valentine Willie Williams Boris Heénsen Lannie Carpenter Neil Lang Bill Blumerick Childers Mengum Ellott Bill Griswald Wo Williams George Nash Johnny Rowe Sangy Harris Jay Welk Blumerick Feature Harrow Elliott McDaniel Mankem Welk

Hogan wins Colonial in dramatic Open buildup

Ben Hogan edges Ray Gafford by 12 strokes over the final 36 holes to win Colonial National Invitation with a 272 as Gafford collapses from the lead. Hogan earns $4,000 top prize. Lloyd Mangrum takes second. Tommy Bolt and Doug Ford share third, while Cary Middlecoff ends with 287 and $900. William Campbell leads the amateurs at 291.

ED Fire Hogan Ray Gafford Gafford Doug Ford Harrison N.Y Tommy Bolt Durham Ray Northwood Club Dallas Gatford Northwood O Hogan

Pirates Not Worst Team In Baseball At All

New York baseball writer argues the Pittsburgh Pirates are far from the worst, ranking seventh-worst in the majors after 33 games. The piece compares them to minor leagues and cites standings, then notes broader US baseball action including Pioneer League results and a rain-delayed schedule.

New York Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates Buccaneers Teader Pirates Grand Forks W.D Mayfield Mattoon Ardmore Okla Fort Lauderdale Woodrow Mesks Tisburgh Williamsport LE Ter Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Uy Boise Twin Falls St. Louis Sion

Should We Protect Gator Expert Says They Are Beneficial

Tex as sportsmen urge protection for alligators as beneficial to ecosystems and sport. Howard Dodgen of the Texas Game and Fish Commission backs the view, noting alligators control fish and amphibian populations while posing little danger to people. He warns against draining marshes to eliminate them, arguing the species helps maintain balance and is unlikely to vanish soon, though some fear future decline.

B. Lloyd JR Austin Texas Gators Howard Dodgen Texas Game and Fish Commission Dodgen Bream

Opal Turner Dethrones Alma Morgan in Golf Championship

Opal Turner defeated Alma Morgan after a seven extra holes playoff to win the Baytown Country Club women’s championship. The two were tied after 33 holes on Saturday, then Turner prevailed on the 26th hole of sudden death, marking her first club title. In Buffalo, NY, Ed ward R. Bradys gifted a 100 pound sack of potatoes as a wedding present to Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Mulvey.

Alma Morgan Baytown Opal Turner Buffalo Francis J. Mulvey Edward R.bradys

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