West Virginia All Stars lead as Demaret tops Albuquerque Open
Jimmy Demaret remains at the front of the Albuquerque Open after a third round of 67 gives him 201 for 54 holes. Clayton Heafner is close with 202, while Lee Griffith and Bill Nacy posted 66s to stay in the hunt in 105 degree heat at the University of New Mexico course.
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Jimmy Demaret
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Ojai. Calif
Clayton Heafner
University of New Mexico
Demaret
Lee Griffith
Albu‘aquerque
Bill Nacy
Phoenix
Marty Furgol
Utica
N. Y
George Schneiter
Orden
Utah
Navy
George Schoux
Mamaroneck
Eric Monti
Santa Barbara
Calif
Keiser
Dick Turner
Stillwater
Okla
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
Johnny Bulla
Ariz
Lloyd“ S Manorum
Chicago
Kay Laffon
St. Andrews
Dick Metz
al Smith
Winston-Salem
N. C
Charles B
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Amarillo
Tex
All State Aces Show 'Em Class
West Virginia 54 Kentucky 36 as WV all stars led by Mark Workman of Charleston defeat Kentucky in Huntington before 2000 fans. Don Davis and Jim Coulter helped WV edge ahead in final minute of first period. Kentucky’s Don Miller and Jim Jewell led scorers for their side. A rematch set for Morehead, Kentucky next Wednesday.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Charleston
Mark Workman
Ram
Kentucky
West
Mountain State
Don Davis
Jim Coulter
Princeton
Carr Creek Iguard
Jim Jewell
Clark County
More‘head
West Point Cadet Wins Army Athletic Trophy
Charles D. Nash of Alderson West Virginia, a sprinter on the army track team for three years, received the Army Athletic Association trophy for the most valuable service to athletics during his cadet career. He captained the track team this spring. The Hughes trophy went to Elwyn Rowan of Memphis for football. Joe Steffy captained football last fall and Jim Rovers captained basketball with the Eber Simpson memorial trophy awarded.
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Alderson
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Army Athletic Association
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Elwyn
Rip
Rowan
Memphis
Tenn
Joe Steffy
Edgerton
Jim Rovers
Eber Simpson
Pulaski and Wild Bill Welch Battle in Baseball Card of Victory
Pulaski builds offense with Postelese three RBI and a homer as Pfister, Little, and Camerata drive runs. Welch start struggles though they edge Wild Bill Melzer in a 19 inning performance. Buddies Lewandowski and Pfister spark defense while Pete and Boudreau lead the Wilds.
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Gale
Red Birds rout Bristol Twins 11 1 in Johnson City
Larry White pitched a six hit game and batted four for five to spark the Johnson City Red Birds to an 11 to 1 victory over the Bristol Twins. The scoring line shows Johnson City running up 11 with Bristol managing one in Bristol on June 5.
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Johnston City
Tenn
Larry White
Bristol Twins
Johnson City
Red Birds
Twins
Bristol
Seceree
Wanted Yank To Blow A Horn In Moscow
The only American jazz band in Russia has diminished to a trio and plays softly. Organized in 1944 by George F. Kennan at the U S Embassy, the nine piece orchestra shrank as members were reassigned. Ambassador Walter B. Smith is seeking replacements capable of playing.
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Moscow
Russia
George F. Kennan
United States
Kennan
Marshall
Harry Sedgley
Trenton
N. J
Walter B. Smith
Washington
Americans Do OK In Belgium
In Brussels the Brussels International Tennis championships saw an American European tilt in the women’s singles as Szuszy Kormoczy defeated Doris Hart 4-6 6-3 6-3 to reach the final opposite Pat Todd. Todd beat Mary Arnold Prentiss 6-4 6-2 in the semifinal. An all-American final is unlikely in men’s doubles where Frankie Parker and Budge Patty led 6-1 7-5 4-5 on the French pair Robert Abdesselam and Jean Thomas when rain halted play.
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Brussels
Belgium
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Straley Seeks Tri-State Tennis Title at Concord
H. W. Straley of Washington, D. C., aims for first in both boy's and junior divisions of the Tri-State Junior Tennis Play yesterday on Concord College courts in Athens. The tournament featured action Thursday afternoon with events for boys and juniors.
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Straley
Athens
H. W. Straley
Washington, D. C
Concord College
Athens and Nitro players compete in tennis finals
Results from the Athens court show Rogers of Athens beating Campbell of Nitro 9-7 6-3 in boys action while Straley of Washington DC defeats Rogers and Burdette of Nitro tops Pack of Bramwell in junior semis Straley advances to face Campbell in boys final and Burdette to meet Burden in junior final all doubles canceled due to weather with finals set for 1 30 this afternoon at Athens sponsors plan annual Middle Atlantic tourney at Charleston with local Athens event marking first such tournament in the city
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Bramwell
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Athens
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Robert Powell
Concord
Charleston
Middle Atlantic Lawn Tennis Association
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Washington
D. C
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Holroyd
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Palco
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