Open first round results at Douglaston New York
The page lists players from the United States and abroad with scores and status for the U S Open first round. Names include Charles Wipperman Philadelphia Bul Casper Bonita and Anthony Cullinane Bethesda among many others with scores in the 30s to 40s and several players disqualified or finishing due to darkness.
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Douglaston
N.Y
Charles Wipperman
Bul Casper
Bonita
Cal
Xudy Horvath
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
Anthony Cullinane
Bethesda
Eddie Merrins
New Orleans
Alphonso Atkins
Ashland
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Penn
Bil Nary
Wayne
Mich
Poe
Detroit
Amipler
Indianapolis
Ind
Ee Ves
Rooert Prall
Eugene
Ore
Don Fairfield
Casey
John AO
Levinson
Waukegan
Iui
Yak Hay
Pete Cooper
Lakeland
Dave Marr
Rumson
Apple Valley
Sprace
Towley
Olief
Art Severson
Colorado Springs
Burrell
Grimm and Reid
McGrath
Peterson
Keene
Baily Cabpe
Painbridge Ga
Skinan
Dosta
James Tee
Barbarian
Coffman
Johnson
Henry Castillo
Tampa
Fla
Ray Glenn
Hopkinsville
Zy Zroy
Mills
Minn
Andrews
Arcutt
Grayhill
Goalby
Darien
Conn
Jju
Manson Art Wall, Jr
Pocono Manor
Midgets
Urbana Pr
Tedsiakalena
Honolulu
Rowley
Joseph Sadd
St. Paul
Zelser
Kane Zelser
McNamara Jim Turnesa
Elmsford
Folson
Fred H. Baker
Maplewood
Ugkie Nordone
Jamesville
Bik Sane
Apanet
Ars Ora eBia
Switzer
Buck
Kim i Sollins
Ferndale
Iponet
Cain Bubbock
Tex
Peor Mills
Sir Dee A taKiss
Chapel
Columbia
Peyton
Baldiwn
Donald P Wees
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
U Et
Dael Andreason
Export
Snare Raion
Russell Sherba
Canonsburg
AA de Basque
Lo Penn
Cosson
Troy Mills
Bobby Cruickshank
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Yount
Niagra Falls
Wee
Bill Johnston
Provo
Utah
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Lepro
Haddonfield
N.d
Frederick E. Lux
Poughkeepsie
Joe Worrell
Charlotte
N.C
Toby Lyons
Jamestown
Bernard Magnussen
Wilmette
Harold Brink
Belmont
Paul Glovan
Strabane
Pat Abbott
Memphis
Tenn
Bob Batdorff
Reading
Freeman Haywood, Jr
Cincinnati
Cressee
Dick Dodds
Gary
Harvey Woodward
Clair
Shores
Harry Forbes
Rockford
Richard Lehms
Fort Meade
Bee Thee Wits Oe
Fred Annon
Rye
James Lowe
Baltimore
Scudday Horner
Montgomery
Ala
Ross Carino
White Plains
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Les Kennedy
Pawtucket
dehBoy Bulla
Phoenix
Peter Mazur, Jr
Tonawanda
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Vic Ghezzi
New York
al Mengert
Westfield
N.J
Chick Harbert
Northville
Tommy Bolt
Los Angeles
Frank Taylor
Rowley, Urbana In Little Wapsie Feature Triumphs
Rowley edged Urbana 11 to 10 in an extra inning Little Wapsie game after two runs in the fifth and one in the sixth secured the victory. Zeiser pitched Urbana to a 4-0 win over Rowley in Midget play with a no hit no run performance.
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Rowley
Urbana
Leame
Zeiser
Bob Greene
Jim Johnson
Golf stars rally as Ford and Boros shine on tough course
Ford leads money list with a 33 36 69 while Boros drives a near perfect 34 35 69 on the 6,919 yard par 70 layout. Venturi and the jubilant group celebrate red-hot form, Snead settles for third round 74, Hogan faces tough odds as Bantam Ben withdraws due to a chronic chest pain episode during practice.
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Fairways
Ford
Boros
Venturi
Sammy Snead
Hogan
Bantam Ben
State Softball Meet Set To Open Aug. 11
The twenty sixth annual state men's softball tournament will open Sunday Aug. 11 at McHose park Boone. State softball commissioner Jack North announced the event will include the top 32 teams from district and Metropolitan tournaments in Sioux City Waterloo and Des Moines.
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Des Moines
McHose Park
Boone
Jack North
Sioux City
Waterloo
Wyoming Legion Defeats Bennett in 10-2 Baseball Victory
Wyoming Junior Legion pounded Bennett with Noel Koranda Jim Tarbox and Bob Clapp each collecting three hits. The team surged ahead 6-0 in the first two innings as Sage Rohlf Myers Woods Mackey Hodoval and Koranda contributed on offense and defense.
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Wyoming
Legion
Bennett
Noel Koranda
Jim Tarbox
Bob Clapp
Sage
Rohlf
Myers
Woods
Mackey
Hodoval
Koranda
Northwestern Ace in Women's College Final
Northwestern top player Meri Bailey, the Illinois state amateur champion, and Judy Bell of Arizona advanced to the national women's collegiate golf final in Champaign Illinois. Bailey defeated Ann Rutherford 1 up in the semifinals, while Bell beat Jean Ashley 3 and 2.
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Meriam Bailey
Northwestern
Illinois
Judy Bell
Arizona
Miss Bailey
Ann Rutherford
Penn State
Miss Bell
Jean Ashley
Kansas
Armstrong Falls From Top to Cellar in 3 Weeks
Armstrong’s drops from first to cellar in Major Open league after 1–0 loss to Beck’s at Ellis Park. Beck’s pitchers Schulte hurls six scoreless innings, Greene triples driving in the lone run. Armstrong’s Erickson allows only six hits, two key threats squandered. Second doubleheader set Friday as Thede’s lead and rainouts reshape schedule.
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Armstrong
Beck
Ellis Park
Harry Lee
Greene
Hal Erickson
Dave Ipsan
Larry Schulte
Ellis
Thede’s
Eby’s
Happy Time
Armstrong’s
Lions sign former MSU All American Norm Masters
Detroit Lions announce the signing of tackle Norm Masters a former Michigan State All American who last season played with Vancouver in the Canadian Football League.
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Masters
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Norm Masters
Michigan State
Vancouver
Minor League Scores From Regional Baseball Action
In American Association games Wichita defeated Louisville 8 to 7 while Omaha beat Minneapolis 2 to 1 and St Paul won 4 to 1 over Denver. Havana edged Montreal 8 to 7 as Richmond defeated Buffalo 3 to 2 with 14 runs in. Other games postponed due to rain. In Pacific Coast League results Los Angeles beat San Diego 9 to 5 in Hollywood, Vancouver defeated Seattle 2 to 4, San Francisco lost to Sacramento, and Portland beat Seattle 2. In Texas League Tulsa won 4 to 1 at Austin with Fort Worth 6 8 and Shreveport 8 1. Oklahoma City topped San Antonio 10 to 3, Houston 3 Dallas 0. Midwest League saw Decatur 4 Clinton 0 and Dubuque 6 16 Mattoon 5 2 with rain postponements. Other games postponed due to rain.
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Sioa
Cnet
Boroshern
Pines
Mahopac
N. Y
En Venturi
San Francisco
Buda
San Ax Hisden Cali
Ener
Dick Mayer
St Petersboro
Boer
Odessa
Texas
Bill Maxwell
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
Cy Seevee Tee
Donald Eeteameta
Cary Middlecott
Dallas
Jack Burke
Kiamesha Lake
Bam Penecale
Philadelphia
Vee
Peter Thompson
Melbourne
Australia
Stan Leonard
Canadas
Babe Lichardus
Hillside
N. J
Roberto de Vicenzo
Mexico City
Mexico
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Howie Johnson
Houston
Harvie Ward
al Brosch
Woodmere
Jack Fleck
Rochester
Mich
Tenn
Sam White
Sulphur Spring
W. Va
Mike Fetchick
N. x
Walter Burkemo Franklin Mich
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Gerry Kesselrine
Toronto
Ontario
Fredtown
Los Angeles
Robert A Bruce
Milwaukee
Frank Wharton
Dallas Wee
Gene Dahlbender
Atlanta
Detroit
James R. Hiskey
Brielley Mayfield
Jericho
Gooste
Niolta
Paul Dye
Indianapolis
Ind
Ed Fured
St Andrews
Johnny Revolta
Skokie
George Fazio
Wichita
Louisville
Omaha
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Denver
Charleston
Havana
Montreal
Richmond
Buffalo
Pacific Coast
Tulsa
Austin
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Decatur
Clinton
Dubuque
Mattoon
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