Cruickshank Leads Second Round of National Open
Bobby Cruickshank, 49, Richmond, Va, holds a three stroke lead at Merion after two rounds of the U S Open. He shot 71 71 for 142, with Gene Sarazen at 145 after a 72. Paul Runyan’s 78 dropped him to 152, while Horton Smith Leo Diegel and Bill Burke sit 147. Amateur Rodney Bliss at 147 and Jimmy Hines at 150 show strong play.
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Saints Shut Out Davenport 4 0 In Final Series Game
St Joseph pitchers Tallamante and Piechola battled in a 4 0 win as Davenport fell in the final game of the three game set. Tallamante scattered five hits over five innings to earn the victory while Piechola struggled with walks and two costly errors. Saints erupted with runs one at a time including a first inning score and a two run sixth inning to seal the win.
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Thrillers Lead Marengo League Thriller Victory Keeps Standings Tight
Thrillers win by one run against Post Office to maintain undisputed first place in the Marengo kittenball league. Standings show Thrillers at 9-1 with Moe, Third Ward, Go Getters and Lucky Strikes nearby as schedule runs to June 15. Upcoming games include Lucky Strikes vs Bears and Mohawks vs Hot Shots.
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Iowa Coaches To Lead Six Week Summer School
Ten staff members of the University of Iowa physical education department including five head coaches will direct a six weeks course for college and high school coaches in Iowa City. Instruction begins Monday with visiting mentors receiving advanced credit. Last year the program drew coaches from fifteen states with instructors Ossie Solem Rollie Williams Otto Vogel Dave Armbruster and George Bresnahan leading football basketball baseball swimming and track.
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Miss Robinson and Mrs. Hill in Final
Mrs O S Hill of Kansas City and Lucile Robinson of Des Moines reach the women's Trans Miss golf final at Blue Hills Country Club. Hill, defending titleholder, seeks a fourth crown. Robinson aims to add the Western championship to her accolades after decisive wins on Friday.
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Cox of Indiana Signs With Detroit Tigers
Bill Cox, Indiana University centerfielder, signed by the Detroit Tigers. He will be sent to the Tigers farm team at Charleston, West Virginia. In college games he batted above .300.
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