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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1947

Page

16

Turnesa Husband Wins British Amateur Title

Mrs. Willie Turnesa in White Plains hails her husband Willie Turnesa’s 3 and 2 victory over Dick Chapman to claim the British Amateur championship in Scotland. The winner’s seven golfing brothers and family plans a celebration at Elmsford New York, with Willie noted for precise irons and a steady temperament.

White Plains W. Y. May Willie Turnesa Reporter- Dispatch Associated Press England Willie Dick Chapman Pinehu ‘. C Will U. S&s Holy Cross New York Florida Chapman Cecil Ewing Ireland United States Joe Bobby Jones Sogey Ca Houstie Britain Mie Knollywood Phil Douglas Elmwood Frank Jim Metropolis Jack

Mapes Fatttens Batting Mark Leads American Association

Mapes, Kansas City outfielder, lifts his batting average by eight points to lead the American Association. He hit .440 over 11 hits in 35 at bats this week, with 88 total bases. Al Roberge 398 and Barney Olsen 353 follow in batting, while CamaBell tops hits with 54 and Westrum leads home runs with 10.

Chicago Mapes Kansas City Alz American Association al Roberge Milwaukee Bob Rhawn Minneapolis al Dark Westrum Louisville Toledo Fred Bradley Alex Patterson Columbus

Mishap Blamed on Short Runway at LaGuardia

David L. Behneke of the International Airline Pilots Association blamed the LaGuardia field for a Thursday night accident that killed forty. He urged runways of at least 10 000 feet for four engine planes and said the DC 4 would need over 130 mph to take off at that wind condition, implying the shorter runway reduced safety margins.

Louis David L. Behneke International Airline Pilots’ Assoc LaGuardia Field New York Behneke St. Louis Star Pilots’ Association LaGuardia Eat la Guardia Orer

Fatally Shot as Pistol Discharges at Rowland Rust Home

Rowland Rust a 1-year-old son of Mr and Mrs E R Rust died in a local hospital last night from a bullet wound. State police said the injury was apparently accidental. The shooting occurred at the Rust home Saturday afternoon with a pistol held by Rowland uncle Earl Beverly accidentally discharged.

Rowland Rust E. R. Rust Rowland Earl Beverly

Soap Discovery Cuts Coal Dust in Mines

Science Illustrated describes a new soap additive that, when mixed with water sprays, reduces coal dust in mines from 400 million to about 10 million particles per cubic foot. The method uses one quarter as much water and costs under one-fifth of a cent per ton mined, offering a possible health and safety improvement for miners.

Science Illustrated

Ortiz Retains Title In Narrow 15 Round Victory

Manuel Ortiz of El Centro California defeated challenger Young Kai Kong Youne in a disputed 15 round decision in Honolulu drawing 13 845 spectators and $56 469. Ortiz survived a knockdown and late rally to retain the bantamweight crown in the first Hawaii championship bout.

Honolulu Manuel Ortiz David Kai Kong Youne Hawaii Young Ortiz el Centro Cal Tommy Farmer Territorial Boxing Commission

Remembering Jefferson Davis and Lincoln’s birth dates

The piece recalls Jefferson Davis born June 3 1608 at Fairview Todd County and Abraham Lincoln born February 12 1809. It notes Davis’s Kentucky origins and Varina Davis, then recounts his 1880 illness and death in New Orleans with public mourning. It also mentions canoes, Elk River, and Richard Delaney’s steamboat conversion.

Billie Richardson Jefferson Davis Fairview Todd County Abraham Lincoln Savas Thomas Jefferson Roe Abraham Kentucky Davis Jefferson Varina Anne Fila Washington Congress Brierfield New Orleans C. E. Fenner Gulf Elk River Richard Delaney Charleston R. R. Delaney

Branch Y Softballers Lead Inter-City Loop

Jimmie Jarrett's Branch YMCA team tops the Intercity Softball League after two weeks. They face Brown's Park on Monday and West Side Tigers on Wednesday at River View and Brown's Park venues. WET Ten 1, Olvelian 4 1, River View 3.

Jimmie Jarrett Browns Park West Side Tigers Tigers Parkers Hughes Grind Eye Olvelian Jackety Thera U River View Brown's Park Brown’s Park River View Tigers Ak Brwich WV Aron Priday

Beer Watchman to Track Free Drinks in Bars

Chicago reports a new device to monitor every ounce of beer poured by bartenders. A "beer watchman" will operate after Labor Day, recording free drinks and challenging budget minded bar owners against waste and keg shortages.

Rickenbacker vows probe into Maryland air crash

Captain Eddie Rickenbacker president of Eastern Air Lines pledges a full inquiry into the Maryland crash that killed 53. He offers condolences to victims families and says engineers, operations and researchers with CAA and manufacturers will pursue all causes to prevent a repeat and aid the aviation industry's future.

New York INS Eddie Rickenbacker Eastern Airlies Maryland Rickenbacker Iy ‘Ne CAA

Southwest Big Six Track Meet Tests Dallas Showdown

Dallas hosts a two-conference track meet linking the Southwest and Big Six with about 100 athletes per side. The event aims to become an annual spectacle, held at Dallas Stadium with plans for travel and hotel expenses funded by gate receipts, and features top runners and field competitors led by Texas and Nebraska stars.

Dallas James H. Stewart Southwest Conference Southwest Ki City Kansas City Dallas Stadium P. C. Cobb National Collegiate Athletic Association Salt Lake City Texas A Texas Missouri Iowa State Baylor Stewart Jerry Thompson Bobby Gian Nebraska Gian Thompson

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