Sam Byrd Leads Philadelphia Open After 54 Holes
Sam Byrd of Detroit holds a seven stroke edge at the Philadelphia Inquirer 72 hole invitational after 54 holes, with a 1 under par 279. Byron Nelson, Dutch Einhorn, and Beret McSpaden share second as rain drenches the round and wind winds the event toward a final day finish.
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Philade
Sam Byrd
Detroit
New York Yankee
Indelphia Inquirer
Craig Eee
Mamaro
Yestern Os Chung
Byron Nelson
Naopen Ad
P. G. A. King
Cleda
Oh! Ohio
E. J
Army
Little Ark
Beret
Jne McSpaden
Phil
Bob Hami
South
Ind
Byrd
Maybeury Community News and Local Notices
Switchback Circle No 2 met at the chairman’s home with Thompson as host. Circle No 3, seven members, opened with prayer and devotionals. July meeting planned at Runion’s. Vacation Bible schools at Mayberry Methodist and Catholic parishes report enrollments. 199 first day, 118 second day. Pfc Joe Kadinsky wounded in Southwest Pacific. Dock Francisco named manager of Maybeury Community building. Several local residents shown visiting, traveling, or returning from service and schools. various family and personal updates.
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Circle NO
Will Shufflebarger
Blevins
Hayes
Runion
Mayor Ry Methodist Church
T. W. Hayes
Maybeury Church
Illinois wins big in Midwest track meet on days results tallied
The report details Illinois athletes placing in several events, including Ralph Tyler of Ohio State and Bob Kelley making late charges, with Illinois stars achieving top finishes in field events and sprints. Dylan Young dominates the 220 yard dash while other contenders from Michigan and Utah score, highlighting Illinois’ widening margin.
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Young
Illinois
Ralph Tyler
Ohio State
Tyler
Dave Best
Ilinois
Bob Kelley
Bob Jamex
Michigan
Dick Rard
Fred Sheffield
Utah
Fullerton
New York University
Conwell
Baseball Game Recap With Errors and Plays
National League box score notes three base hits by Pillott and stolen bases by DiMaggio and Zak. Merullo and Cavaretta each had a key double play support with Cavaretta and Merullo. Roe earned the win over Fleming, with Dunn and Stewart as umpires and 1,716 in attendance.
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Pilliott
DiMaggio
Zak
Fleming
Ree
Merulo
Johnson
Cavaretta
Merullo
Cavarretta
Starr
Deorlasey
Deat Aeing
Roe
Alderson
Helm
Dunn
Stewart
Local Notes From Bluefield Area This Week
Several brief items record visits and illnesses. Tech Sergeant Douglas Tabor visits his wife near Bramwell and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mayury, in the area. Mrs. G. L. Slate, ill for weeks, is improving at her home. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Byrd return to Bethlehem Pennsylvania after visiting here.
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O. E. Thompson
Bluefield
Tech
Douglas Tabor
Bramwell
W.C. Mayury
L. T. Peters
Princeton
G. L. Slate
Ury
J. A. Byrd
Rlehem
W. C. Pvt
George Kovar
Camp Shelby
Matthew Foote
Navy
A. T. Footo
Local Notes From Vansant And Surrounding Areas
June 10 column notes include Miss Susie Ratliff a Radford senior visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs L E Ratliff at Vansant. Mrs S T Reinert returns to Goldsboro NC after two week visit with sister Mrs Gee Lewis at Vansant. W R L Craft of Christiansburg VA was a business visitor here recently. Mrs Belle Hall returns home after weekend with Mr A B Craft and Mrs Moites Stallard.
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Fe Agave
Belle Hall
A. B. Craft
Moites Stallard
Stallard Household Sighting Reported in Grundy
Mrs Mollie Stallard and Mr Stallard were seen shopping in Grundy County during a luncheon. The fragment mentions the Stallards and a Grundy location, with no further verifiable details.
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Sterer of
Bos. Stallard
Mollie Stallard
Norfolk Nags Tars 11 4 in rain interrupted game
Norfolk defeated the Tar players 11 to 4 to snap a six game winning streak. A rainstorm halted play for 1 hour 12 minutes in the third inning. Nickerson pitched three hit ball for Newport News with McQuillen driving two doubles. Newport News tallied 16 safeties off Gettel and Rutherford with every hitter recording at least one hit.
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Norfolk
Tars
Nickerson
Newport News
McQuillen
Gettel
Rutherford
Soldier Held On A W O L Charge
James Winbush of Bluefield was jailed last night on an A W O L charge from Camp Johnson Florida for 10 days. Military authorities will arrive Monday to return him to his post, police reported.
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James Winbush
Bluefield
Campion Johnson
Fla
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W. R. Allen
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Nouthwest Pacific
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Francisco
Eddie Slusher
Taft Slusher
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Elliott
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Laener
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College Wilmore
Halkewson
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Valparaiso
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Patreia Lynn
Blacksburg
Hutcherson
Danny
Ohio
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Margaret Smith
Washington,d.d
J. Bmith
Evelyn Wimmer
Jane Imckee
Adam Straws
Angrist Men’s Shop
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Rae
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertowns
Dad
B.F. Goodrich Tires
Goodrich
Safety Service S, Free
Egoodrich Silvertown
Raleigh Street
Vansant, VA
W. P. King
Beckley College
Beckley, West Virginia
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Bill
Dopps
Swank
Arrow
Sports Towne
TruVal
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Florsheim
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Steckler
Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes
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