Golf's mass mass murder of par at Windy City meet
Chicago reports that top pros and amateurs, including Craig Wood, Sam Byrd, Jon Nelson, Jag Moe Spaden, Henry Picard, Johnny Revolta, Harry Cooper and others, will compete in the 72 hole Edgewater course event. The field aims to threaten the 264 Open record, with about 50 players invited for the wartime national championship spanning June 17 to July 2. The tournament, sponsored by the Chicago District Golf Association, benefits hospitalized World War II servicemen and features a flat par layout noted for close spectator viewing and tree lined greens.
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Chicago
Edgewater
Alert Chicago District Golf Association
Tam 'Shanter Circus
Chick Evans
Boy Wonder
Jerry Cooke
Senate
Ridgemoor Country Club
America
Ben Hogan
Byrd
Beverly Hills
Bluefield Recreation sees 1228 in permanent playground use
After a week of operation the Bluefield Recreation Department reports 1228 children regularly using the grounds, led by Wade with 243, Easley 193 and Northside Negro 148. Plans include salvage drives with Colonial Theater tickets offered to participants and an adult softball slate at Bowen field.
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Bluefield
Tony Lotito
Lotito
Wade
Easley
Northside
Recreation Department
Baker
Jim Borden
Colonial Theater
Jim Beil
Lions Club
Clarksburg
Woodell
H. G. Kump
Teetsehan
Pruntytown
Town Hall wins Monongalia handicap at Charles Town
G C Smith's Town Hall captured the Monongalia handicap at Charles Town racing track in a sprint finish. Town Hall beat Mar D’Esprit by a half length with Pearson and Shank's Silver Beam edging Baymelia for third as seven ran. Town Hall earned a $6 matuel and secured his fourth win at this meet.
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Charles Town
W. Va
G. C. Smith
Town Hall
Two Hall
Mar D'Esprit
Pearson and Shank
Silver Beam
E. P. Miner
Baymelia
Marrit
Blic
Matuel
John W. Marshall Chosen Coach in Wheeling
The Wheeling News Register reports John W. Marshall. former Hamilton high school coach, selected to lead Central Catholic high school Wheeling. He succeeds Joseph Foti who takes a Bellaire coaching post after three years. Marshall is a graduate of Central Catholic and played football and basketball at the University of Dayton.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling News Register
John W. Marshall
Hamilton, O
Central Catholic High of
Joseph Foti
Foti
Bellaire
Central Marshall Gradua
Philadelphia Catholic
University of Dayton
Triple Dead Heat In Carter Handicap At Aqueduct
New York June 10 a rare triple dead heat for first in the Carter handicap at Aqueduct ends in a three way tie among Bossuet and two others as the photo finish fails to separate them.
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New York
Wobers Field
Fritz Ostermueller
Carter
Aqueduct
R Bossuet
Lunatic Worker Refuses Sunday Labor In Insane Asylum
A Marton insane asylum superintendent Dr Wright used a 25 cent daily plan to keep a disruptive patient clothed. The inmate quit working after tearing clothes, replying he would not work on Sunday, prompting the administrator to question the arrangement.
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Dr. Wright
Marton Insane Asylum
Humorous World War II Era Observations and Wordplay
A collage of remarks on language, bread, tires, birthday cake, and daily life mixed with wartime notes. Jokes touch on English speaking, OPA tires, a birthday bum, and gear shifts from a Brooklyn tone to Allied bulldozers in France.
Ross And Bob Hume Race To Straight Dead-Heat Victory
Michigan twins Ross and Bob Hume finished in a dead-heat in the mile at the 23rd NCAA track meet, clocking 4 minutes 16.6 seconds to edge Frank Martin of Notre Dame. Purdue’s Jack Exler trailed Martin closely. Elmore Harris of Morgan State won the 440 yards in 47.9 seconds, with Herb McKenley and Bob Kelley placing second and third.
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Alwaukee
Ross Bob Hume
Michigan
Frank Martin
Notre Dame
Jack Exler
Purdue
Martin
Elmore Harris
Morgan State College
Baltimore
Herb McKenley
Boston College
Bob Kelley
Joe Shropshire
Fresno
Calif
State
Henry Altopeter
Northwestern
Marco Gonzales
Ilinois
Claude
Buddy) Young
Illinois
Ed Conwell
New York University
W. J. Manilaw
Young
Bill Madden
Dave Nichols
Bie
Harold Fisher
Miami University
Bob Ruther
Illini
Millini
Bob Phelps
John Schmidt
Ohio State
Bill Blackwell
Oberlin
Phil Anderson
Buck Shaw Leaves Santa Clara After War Draws Him Away
In a year marked by war, Buck Shaw departs Santa Clara as Notre Dame had once courted him. The article notes Shaw’s love for California life and his ongoing Army training ties, while predicting a brisk coaching market postwar as universities seek leaders with his Notre Dame ties and Pacific Coast fame.
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Lawrence Peery
New York
CNF
Will Connolly
San Francisco
Lawrence
Buck
Shaw
Santa Clara
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Irish
South Bend
J. J. Cavanaugh
Fie
California
Frank Leahy
Broncos
Army
Buck Shaw
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham
National Service
Rose Hill
Boston
Conte
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
Tad Wieman
Princeton
Tuss McLaughry
Dartmouth
Menijo
Bev
Washington
Pacific Slope
Sugar Bowl
St. Mary's
Paul Dean Returns to Browns Active List
St Louis June 10 Paul Dean brother of Dizzy Dean has been reinstated on the active list of the St Louis Browns in another comeback bid The Browns said they had asked waivers on the right hander and if obtained he would be sent to Little Rock of the Southern Association to test his arm
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St. Louis
Paul Dean
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Browns
N’ Paul
Browns
Little Rock
Southern Association
Brute Trafton Returns to Coach Green Bay Packers
Green Bay coach E L Lambeau signs George Brute Trafton as line coach to replace resigning Richard Red Smith. Trafton known for a tough rep with the Packers in his playing days, returns to guide the line for the professional squad in Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Brute Trafton
Green Bay
Wis
George ‘Brute’ Trafton
Green Bay Packers
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Chicago Bear
Packer
Richard
Red) Smith
What's Wrong With Cubs Big Question Amid Flurry of Moves
The Cubs struggle with a 10 game slide under Jimmy Wilson as Philip Wrigley rehired Chhkney Grimm and GM Gallagher blocks trades. Ed Stanky sits on the bench while Don Johnson shines at second. Dodgers add Basinski at second and Braves pursue Al Jav ery. Pafko shines in left field and Grimm mixes youth in center as experts debate the team’s war era strategy and weak pennant chances.
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New York
Cubs
Chicago
Jimmy Wilson
Philip K. Wrigley
O Wner Wrigley
Chhkney Grimm
Bruins Aed
French Lick
Derringer
Passeau
Erickson
Hanyzewski
Wyse
Carvarretta
Stanky
Merullo
Nicholson
Novikoff
Dellessandro
Goodman
Jimmy Gallagher
Ed Stanky
Don Johnson
Gallagher
Brooklyn
Rube Melton
Ebbets Field
Gastonia
Eddie Basinski
University of Buffalo
Dodgers
Wrigley
Borscht
Los Angeles
Braves
Hy Vandenberg
al Javery
Ann Curtis Sets Up Three New American Records
Ann Curtis of San Francisco established three American swimming records at the Athens club in Oakland in a paced race against Betty Jo Goode and Elinor Olson. She lowered the 400 meter mark to 5 minutes 16.5 seconds, beating her previous 5:21.7, set a 500 yard best of 5:58.6, and surpassed her old times as the world record stood at 5:07.9.
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Oakland
Calif
Ann Curtis
San Francisco
Athens Club
R. Hoeger
Denmark
Miss Curtis
Pacific Amateur Association
Betty Jo Goode
Elinor Olson
Brook Tigers Trade Back Merlyn Condit
The Brooklyn Tigers announced a trade sending back Merlyn Condit Howard Calman and tackle Joe Angerer to the Washington Reds for back Ray Hare Courtney Driscoll and center George Smith. Condit joined the Tigers in 1941 after Charleston West Virginia prep and Carnegie Tech. Driscoll played for the Richmond Colts in the Piedmont league and starred at Marshall College Huntington West Virginia.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Tigers
National Football League
Merlyn Condit
Howard Calman
Joe Angerer
Washington Reds
Ray Hare
Courtney
Driscoll
George Smith
Condit
Charleston
W. Va
Carnegie Tech
Tigers
Richmond Colts
Marshall College
Huntington
Cafego not joining Tennessee football staff
University of Tennessee coach John Barnhill says George Cafego will not be employed as an assistant. Cafego plans to play professional football next fall and may join conditioning sessions. no coaching role is planned beyond that. Cafego is expected to play for the Boston Yankees this coming season.
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Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
John Barnhill
George Cafego
Star University
Ray Graves
George
Barnhill
Cafego
Boston Yankees
Baseball leaders mixed in American and National Leagues
Summary unavailable due to incomplete readable text. The fragment mentions AL leaders Spence Senators Stephens Browns Hayes Athletics and NL leaders Schultz Dodgers Weintraub Giants Sanders Cardinals with garbled trailing characters.
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Spence Senators
Stephens
Browns
Hayes
Athletics
Schultz
Dodgers
Weintraub
Giants
Enee Sanders
Cardinals
Sheree
Tertoreneene OY
Associated Press
GABRH
Pet Waer
Tucker
White Sox
Um Musial Cardinals
Hackett Indians
Ferrer Senators
Bordagaray
Cullenbine Indians
Thenee Spence
Senators
Hayes Athletics
Secrey Indians
National & Ort Giants
Enne Sever
Kurowski
Nicholson
Nieman
Braves
Orf
Todays Schedule Two Games For Each Team
Today's schedule features two games for each listed team. New York at Boston Dubiel and Boresy vs Hausmann and Hughson. Washington at Philadelphia Haefner and Wolff vs Harris and Flores. Detroit at Chicago Turs t and Gorsiea vs Dietrich and Lee. Cleveland at St. Louis Lovie Harcgr and Gromek vs Muncrief and Gatehouse.
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Boston
Dubiel
Boresy
Hausmann
Hughson
Washington
Philadelphia
Haefner
Wolff
Harris
Flores
Detroit
Chicago
Tersut
Gorsiea
Ve. Dietrich
Lee
Cleveland
St. Lovie
Harcgr
Gromek
Ve. Muncrief
Gatehouse
Ochang
Pyle
Fischer
Brooklyn
Barrett
Hutchinson
Webber
Flowers
Davis
Pittsburgh
Chipman
Erickson
Butcher
Strincevieh
St. Louis
Cincinnatic
Munger
Jurisich
Gumbert
Carter
Shoun
Results Yesterday Show Mixed Baseball Scores Across Cities
Yesterday's games featured Pittsburgh beating Chicago 9 to 4 and St. Louis routing Cincinnati 18 to 0. Other matchups included Philadelphia at New York ochang and several doubleheader-style selections among Boston Brooklyn St. Louis Chicago and more with listed pitchers and records.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ieast
Bt. Louis
Ian
New York
Baltimore Drives In Nine Against Buffalo
International League game results show Baltimore scoring nine runs to Buffalo's two. Toronto game at Newark postponed by rain. Syracuse at Rochester and Montreal at Jersey City postponed for rain.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Newark
Syracuse
Rochester
Montreal
Jersey City
Indianapolis 4 Moonocite 3
Columbus 1 Toledo 4 Milwaukee 3. Penne City 4, score echoes across local standings with unclear opponents.
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Indianapolis
Moonocite
Penne City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Cardinals trounce Reds 18 to 0 in record one sided NL win
St Louis Cardinals shellacked Cincinnati 18 to 0 for the NL's most lopsided shutout since 1906. Mort Cooper held the Reds, while Joe Nuxhall appeared as the youngest pitcher in majors, and Pea body of hitters fueled a multi inning scoring spree.
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Preacher Roe
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
The
Stars Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Browns
New York Giants
Reds
Bill McKechnie
Joe Nuxhall
Hamilton
Nuxhall
Bill Lohrman
Heusser
Lohrman
Buck Punsett
Eddie Miller
Mort Cooper
Danny
Vom Falcage
New York
St. Louis Abah
Es Severe
Pergamo
Garmes
Crssanes
Sanders
Coerce
Rew W. Cooper
Marshall
Walker
Criscole
McCormick
Mueller
Just
Scugeia Ee
Maanet
Ktesaskies
Miller
Odes Hmeusser
Fausett
Peer Ee Nuxhall
Eisendharat
Ivess Peene
ST. Louis
Hepp
Garms
Musial
Ers
W. Cooper
Litwhiler
Ban
Fallen
M. Cooper
Hopp
Fallon
Garma
Marion
Sandera
Nat
Cooper Lohrman
Nuxheallisenhardt
M. Ci
Pesses
Heern
Eusser
Hardt
Y. Wild Prett
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Goets
J Reardon
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Preacher) Roe
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