Mangrum Ghezzi Lead National Open Halfway Mark
Mangrum and Ghezzi share the 36 hole lead at 140 after round two in the National Open at Horton Hills New Jersey. Shute shoots 69 to sit two back with 141 as Laffoon fades and others chase, including Goggin McSpaden and Bulla. Eaton nets a first hole in one on the 158 yard tenth to boost his run.
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Mangrum
Ghezzi
Hort Hills
N. J
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
Densmore Shute
Shute
Ky Laffoon
McSpaden
Willie Goggin
Harold McSpaden
Goggin
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Harold Sargent
Atlanta
Julius Hughes
Vincent Eldred
Bellevue
Les Madison
Hollywood
Calif
Eaton
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Jack Munger
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Victor Ghezzi
Dayton No
Charles Lacey
Great Neck
N.Y
John Kinder
Plainfield
Lisle
al Nelson
Hopewell
Gunnar Nelson
Rockford
Ill
Johnny Farrell Springfield
Len Gallett
Milwaukee Wis
Joe Ezar
New York City
Mortie Dutra
Royal Oaks
Mich
Tommy Armour
Medinah
Jack Isaacs
Newport News
Clarence W Hackney
Northfield
Pat Curcelli
Tarrytown
Albert Alcroft
Youngstown
Wilford Wehbe
Racine
Wis
Jake Fasserke
Jackson
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Olin A. Dutra
Los Angeles
Cal
al Watrous
Birmingham
Clarence Owen
Greenville
S. C
Raymond Schirmer
St Louis
Fred Haas, Jr
New One
Bob Servis
O (Torchy) Toda
Kobe
Edward Meister
Warrensville
Waldo ’ Crowder
Ohio
Alfred Sargent
Toledo
Maurice Walsh
Scarsdale
N. Y
Y. S. Gallett
Wauwatosa
James Milward
Madison
Alvin Krueger
Beloit
Caves
Toney Penna
Tasca
Jack Ryan
Louisville
Jack Hoerner
J. Wood Platt
Newton Square
Oiseee
Robert Z Gray, Jr
Ontario
Cana
Ehee
Henri
Civel
Flushing
Alper
Bethesda
Walter R Fla Sed
Vero Beach
Bill Souter
Tampa
Bert McDowell, Jr
Kansas City
Howard A. Tryon
Elmira
Bensenville
Lyailus Hughes
Williams Malcolm
West
Demons Flatten Davenport 8 to 2 in Series Finale
Des Moines built a five unearned run first inning and held on behind Joe Bonetti as Davenport fell 8 to 2. Keyes hit a two run homer and Catchings added an RBI single, while a first inning error opened the scoring barrage for the Demons.
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DES Moines
Des Moines Demons
Davenport
Joe Bonetti
Demons
Ben Catchings
Ed White
Pinkie James
Frank Hall
Stanley Keyes
Hack Wilson
al van Camp
Piet
van Camp
Menke
Imps
Falk
White
Catchings
Keyes
Sioux City
Waterloo
Don King
Hawks
Cowboys
Emil Hemenway
Koch
Kemp
Grimes
Jack Lotz
F Hall
Os Polly
Catchi
James
Riley
Hall
Wilson
VanCa
Denning
Menkerf Laskoski
Olff
Cuisiner i Bonetti
Lipchin
P Conklin
Wolff
Lipschin
Davenport Pene Ueerowess
F. Hall
E. Hall
Rye
Eyes
Bonetti
van Am
Laskowski
Boonett
Bonnetti
Bonetti 2. Losing pitcher—Wolff
Cody
Collins
Tests Prove Dirty Headlights Cut Illumination Significantly
Tests show dirty headlight lenses reduce illumination by 50 to 60 percent, highlighting a major safety issue. The findings emphasize the need for regular cleaning or replacement to maintain proper night visibility.
104 High School Athletes Honored In City
Four local public schools completed their first year under a new system and awarded 104 letters to varsity athletes last week. Wilson distributed 34 football letters and multiple basketball and track monograms. Franklin, McKinley, and Roosevelt also issued numerous track and basketball letters with notable city titles and team honors.
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Wilson
Washington High School
Forrest Ainsworth
Stanley Christie
Edward Cisler
Norman Hanson
Wesley Izer
DeWayne Krumim
Donald Lahman
James Leehman
Charles Moel
Bob Novak
Lester Parizek
Ben Prusek
Milton Stefl
Earl St. Germain
Wendl Wishniewsky
Cage
Richard Klinger
DeWayne Krumm
George Mary
Edward Pospishil
Bernard Russell
Tom Stastny
Norman Usher
James Jakubec
Ignatius Lana
Ladislav Mrkvicka
Harold Andrews
Franklin
John Tellier
Ralph Guy
Albert Eddy
John Heskett
Don Kinch
John Hallenbeck
Bob Alt
Bob Eby
Bruce McGregor
Collin Martin
Bob Cozad
Bill McGuire
David Ross
Phillip Austin
Perry McCollister
Dick O’brien
Mike Kanellis
Allen Stewart
Don King
Dick Marnette
Tom Wright
Melvin McDonald
Roy Jiruska
Robert Alt
Bill Currell
Jim Davidson
Dean Rickey
Robert Files
McKinley
Herbert Olmstead
Gilbert Person
George Marsh
Lloyd Milke
Frank Scheible
Ralph Mikesell
Paul Fidler
Marvin Cramer
John Davenport
Perle Miller
Juan Cortez
Florian Vaclav
William Salow
Michael Gutierrez
Don Tharp
Edward Person
Clare Miles
Robert Jordan
Kenneth le Clerc
John Reilly
Charles Russell
John Hasek
Vergin Ullrick
Ed Watterson
Roosevelt
Willis Winders
Rolland Prusek
Bernard Steiger
Newell Darrow
Bill Diehl
City Prep
Nobody Wins As Cedar Park Wrestling Cards End In Draws
Last night’s Cedar Park wrestling show featured two main events ending without a winner. Ray Richards earned a disputed victory over Tommy Marvin after rough treatment from an opposing figure. A wild clash between Farmer Tobin and Alf Johnson ended with both tangled outside the ring and the clock running out. Cliff Theide defeated Johnny Myers of Dubuque in his bout.
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Cedar Park
Ray Richards
Tommy Marvin
Richards
Nazarian
Marvin
Farmer Tobin
Alf Johnson
Tobin
Johnson
Cliff Theide
Johnny Myers
Dubuque
Major League Box Scores New York Chicago
New York and Chicago box scores show Ott’s two home runs and 8 runs for Chicago while Castleman suffers loss after 11 hits and Warneke beans in 2.0 innings in the rough hitting game.
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New York
Chicago
Hack
Moore
White
Herman
Terry
Galan
Rtnett
Leiber
Demaree
Mancuso
Allen
Mayo
Bartell
Hubbell
Danning
Castleman
Coffman
Fitzsimmons
Radcliff
Crosetti
Vich
Rolfe
Haas
di M’gio
Bonura
Ib Piet
Gehrig
Hayes
Selkirk
Lazzeri
Chap
Sewell
Glenn
Johnson W.brown
Iki’nhans
Broaca
York
Kreevich
Coat
Ieoas Ce
Piete Met
Apman
Selcliff
Kirk
Radolfe
New
Balug
Fearson
Witghesd
Bronca
Brown
Reicksoute-Peathan
Tigers Romp Over Athletics 18 To 9
Detroit tops Philadelphia 18 to 9 as Hank Greenberg, Schoolboy Rowe and Al Simmons miss games due to injuries. Manager Mickey Cochrane suffers a nervous ailment but leaves with the team to Washington hoping to return soon. Washington drops and the Tigers seize fourth in the American League standings.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Schoolboy Rowe
al Simmons
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Athletics
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Lou Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Mel Ott
Cy Blanton
Pirates
Boston Bees
Reds
Phillies
Cochrane
Mickey
Washington
Standings and results from Thursday and Friday games
Standings show Omaha .458 with 13 9 record while Cedar Rapids leads in results after Thursday games. Thursday results include Omaha 4 Cedar Rapids 3 and Des Moines 8 Davenport 2. Friday schedule lists Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Sioux City Omaha Waterloo matchups.
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Waterloo
Sioux City Cowboys
Davenport
Omaha
C. Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Sports Standings and Friday Schedule
Fragmented standings show Detroit 18 9 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 6 Washington 2 with teams Chicago New York Boston Cleveland in action. Friday games list Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia then Behiladelphia.
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Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Phila’phia
Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
York
Baseball Standings and Patchwork Scores From Untitled Page
Boxed standings show W L pet records for St. Louis Cincinnati ATT New York Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia and others with scattered figures 29 15 659 23 18 591 5 457 23 21 523. Results list Brooklyn 4 St Louis 3 Chicago 8 New York 5 Pittsburgh 7 and note matchups Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Boston at Cincinnati.
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W. L
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Phila
Phia
Newa
Bost
Philadelphia
St. Loui
Raiders Bow To Omaha In Ten Inning Tilt
A 4-3 ten inning game saw Omaha edge the Raiders on the road after a pitching duel. Red Van Fleet and Dale Wolff spun eight strong frames, Spadafore made a one hand running catch, and Scarritt and Prather produced key hits for Omaha while the Raiders fought to ties and a late ninth inning rally.
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Omaha
Singer
Eewee van
Scarritt
Prather
Williford
Wolff
Hayes
Powee
Taylor
Setae
Metue
van Fleet
Mecue
Oma Secee
A Rapids Cote
Frotinen
Goodman
Crossley
Edar Rapids
Nichols
Filbert
de Forrest
Wise
Van
Ston
Raiders
Ul Lifsl
Red van Fleet
Dale Wolff
Spadafore
Galaway
Clements
Webb
Gasaway
Howard
Keystone
Skeets
McCue
Mac
Hoods
Clark
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Dossack
Michaels
Monah
Vusich
Leach
Cf Shiell
Ib J Luby
Plummer
Seghi
Och
Blakeney
Decuir
Ss Berger
Neisler
King
Otz
Deatel
Keney
Shie Plummer
Cuir G
Rger
Cuir
Shie i Seghi
Monahan
Sioux Waterloo
Ring
Hemenway
Michael
Garne
Hou
Gazette
CUBS
Giants
Grove
Blaeholfer
Cass Blaeholder
Hughes
A’s
Hayworth
Warstler
G'ringer
P’cinelli
Goslin
Higgins
Walker
Burns
Niemiec
Ss Rogell
Oss
Owen
Rhodes
Auker
Bullock
Dietrich
Finney
Puccinelli
Moss
Gehringer
Rogell
Moses
Aiker
Leon Ases
Trait
Odes
Ythe
Flythe
Chiozza
Chapman
Ulik
G'dman
Klein
Cuyler
Camilli
S'rsella
Whitney
Lombardi
C Norris
Ss Riggs
Myers
Gomez
K’ Pouris
Grace
Derringer
Sheerin
Herman Kelleher
Kowalsk
Brennan
Kelleher
Peer
Ewe
Norris
Goan
Scarsella
Cam
BEES
al Fistebered
Ski
Jensen
If Moore
L.waner
Cf Jordan
P.waner
Rf Berger
Vaugh’n
Ss Haslin
Suhr
Bruber
Cosc
Opez
Lanning
Thompson
Blanton
P Mith
T Lewis
Smith
Vaughan
Lee
Lanton
Coscarart
Lopez
Tedbeen
Haslin
P. Waner
Urbanski
Jordan
Brubaker
Lavagetto Burgh
Pitts
St. Et
Watkins
M’tin
Stripp
Fallis
Hassett
Medwick
Bucher
Davis
D’rocher
Berres
Frisch
Brandt
Verger
Winford
Ordowskian
Gelbert
Friseford
Tith
P. Dean
Brooklyn St. Louis
Ihms Saat
S. Martin
Frey
Bordagaray
Pullis
Martin
Tripp
Durocher
St.ouis
Rooklyn
Bran
Brandt Y. Winford
Dean
P. de
White Sox
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Senators
RED Sox
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Appleton
Marberry
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Bell
Solters
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Bottomley
Lary
Kress
Arey
Hill
Hemsley
Clift
I Gooke
Rf Gleeson
Cramer
Averill
Osmik
Ol McNair
Trosky
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Gusievoonedssanee Eweenee
Dickey
Wreteessis
J. Moore
Slin
Tigers Indians
Armstrong’s Shoe Dept
Florsheim
Earl Coughlin
Robin Hoods
Armstrong’s
Heddon
Shakespeare
South Bend
Pflueger
Minnesota
Fishing License
Buck Rogers
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