Runyan Takes Early Open Lead In Rain Delayed Round
Paul Runyan, from White Plains New York, shot 72 to reach 145 after 36 holes at the National Open held at Colonial. John Bulla of Chicago matched 71 for a 146 total while Horton Smith of Pinehurst added a 75 to his Thursday 73 for 148. Weather delays paused play and Shute led after the first round with 69 as Harrison and Ghezzi chased at 71.
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Jacobs Still Out In Rain Delays Open Round at Fort Worth
Heavy rain Friday forenoon pushed the second round of the National Open into mid afternoon with players scattered across the long Fort Worth course. Johnny Jacobs of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the state champion, tallied a 74 opening round and was among the later starters not expected to report until later in the day. Most top pros were delayed with him.
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Iowa Hawkeyes level series with 5 4 win at Western Michigan
Iowa rallied for three eighth inning runs to beat Western Michigan Teachers 5 4, evening the two game series at Kalamazoo. Roy Stille and Bob Stastny allowed four Michigan hits while Hawkeyes hitters Hawkins and Cook delivered timely singles. Hawkeyes improve to 20 26.
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Tigers Edge Yankees In Tight Box Score
Detroit defeats New York 5 to 4 after a close pitchers duel. Key players include Henrich and Mullin for New York and Rosar Campbell and Higgins for Detroit with late runs securing the win.
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Hawkeye Trackmen Show Improvement In Seven Events
Iowa City receives word that University of Iowa track and field athletes posted better marks in seven of 15 events in the 1941 season compared to 1940. Walter Todd and Milt Kuhl led the improvements, Todd at 220 yards in 21.5 seconds and 440 yards in 49.4, Kuhl clearing 6 feet 3 inches in high jump and 22 feet 7 inches in broad jump.
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Standings and results in THRI EYE LEAGUE and majors
Standings show Decatur, Springfield, Madison, Clinton, Evansville, Waterloo, Moline, Cedar Rapids with varied records. Thursday results include Madison beating Cedar Rapids in 11 innings, Clinton over Waterloo, Decatur over Evansville, Moline over Springfield. Friday games list Cedar Rapids at Waterloo and other matchups. major league and American Association results note several wins and weather affected games.
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All Star Game Net Will Go To U S C for National Defense
DETROIT AP Major league baseball allocated the ninth All Star game receipts to the United Service Organizations for National Defense. The plan departs from precedent as the advisory council chaired by Commissioner Landis earmarks about 40000 dollars to support armed forces recreation.
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United Service Organizations For National Defense, Inc
Standings Shuffle In Three-Eye Again
In the Three-Eye league the Decatur Commies rose to first by defeating Evansville in a doubleheader, while Evansville dropped to third. Madison moved to second after a 2 to 1 win over Cedar Rapids, as Moline crushed Springfield 8 to 3 and Clinton knocked Waterloo to sixth with a 2 to 0 win behind Pickel’s solid pitching.
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Hal Schumacher Returns to Form with Giants After Arm Injury
New York reports Hal Schumacher of the Giants shows peak form on the ball, more than at any time since he chipped the bone in his arm three years ago, signaling a strong comeback for the pitcher.
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Marion Miley Promotes Oil Company Across 35000 Miles
Houston report notes amateur golf star Marion Miley travels about 35000 miles yearly by car to promote an oil company. The determined athlete racks up road time between tournaments and promotional engagements.
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Four-Way Scramble Tops American League Pennant Race
Cleveland fades as eight losses in ten games jolts the Indians. White Sox Athletics and Red Sox surge, with Boston’s Cronin finding reliable pitching. Browns rise under Luke Sewell as Senators stumble. All National League games rained out.
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