Edgewood Golfers Hold Foursome Event at Club
Edgewood Country Club hosted a two day best ball against par handicap foursome with nine teams. Waller, Conley, Hodges and Hall won by 12 up. Single, Smith, Palmer and Carey were 10 up. A S Alexander won the flag tourney while J C Palmer was second. TG Alexander tied first with W Pritchard in the Sweepstakes, Hodges finishing second in that event.
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Edgewood Country Club
FP. W. Waller
J. 5
Conley
Charles Hodges
J. A. Hall
Secith
C. R. Singlelaiph Smith
J. C. Palmer
A Carey
A. S. Alexander
TG. Alexander
W. Pritchard
Charles Hodgs
Illinois Dominates Big Nine Track Meet at Dyche Stadium
Illinois captured its third straight outdoor Big Nine track title, finishing with 69 percent of points led by Herb McKenley in the 220 and 430 events. Wisconsin was second with 304 points. Northwestern, Ohio State, Michigan and Michigan State followed as champions across events but Illinois claimed multiple titles including the mile and high hurdles, while records were limited by wind. The team plans a warmup at the Compton Relays before nationals in Salt Lake City.
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Evannston
Illinois
Dyche Stadium
Herb McKenley
Ilini
Wisconsin
Chuck Fonville
Michigan
George Walker
Ilinois
Bill Porter
Northwestern
Porter
Mc Kenley
Tinos
Sonnengers
Don Gehrmann
Rehberg
Herb Barten
Illini
Bill Moore
Northwestere
Bob Richards
Fom Bennett
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Barten
Fonville
Indiana
Minnesota
Gordien
Purdue
Iowa
Bil Mathis
John Twejee
Dike Eddlemen
Paul Miller
Gay Eet
Tinois
MicKenley
Ed Porter
Timrn
Salt Lake City
Utah
Compton
Cal
Bobby Locke Wins Goodall Golf Tourney in Newton
South Africa's Bobby Locke won the Goodall round robin at Charles River Country Club earning 37 plus points and $9.88 average per hole across 25 rounds. He defeated 11 top U.S. pros including Mangrum and Barron, while Ghezzi led early before Locke’s seven birdies in a seven-under-65 second round beat Nelson's course record by two strokes.
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Newton
Mass
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Goodall
Charles River Country Club
Locke
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Herman Barron
White Plains
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Tallf
Ghezzi
Ellsworth Vines
Los Angeles
Maui
Demaret
Barron
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Goodell
Lew Worsham
Betnesta
Goodell Ledger
George Schoux
Mamaroneck
Bob Hamilton
Herman Keiser
Akron
Sam Snead
McSpader
Land Cary
Sissonville Wins 10th Inning Game Over Spencer Nine
Sissonville Independents defeated Spencer 4 to 3 after ten innings. George Fisher opened the tenth with a single, Jim Beane followed with a single, a wild pitch moved runners to second and third, and Junior Beane delivered a bases clearing triple to left. Spencer scored once in the bottom of the tenth but fell short.
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Sissonville Independents
Spencer
Sissonville
Independents
Spencer Aggregation
George Fisher
Jim Beane
Junior Beane
Sisson, Jr
Beane
Fisher
Simmons
Seamon
Death Claims Jimmy Wilson Former National League Star
Braden ton Florida June 1 Fiery Jimmy Wilson a 47 year old baseball veteran died of a heart attack after dining with friends at a sandwich shop planning a Gulf swim. He played 23 seasons as catcher and coach in the National League and managed Phillies from 1934 to 1939. Wilson, a Philadelphia native, helped Cincinnati in 1930 and 1942 and mentored pitcher Bucky Walters. He retired to citrus business in Bradenton. survivors include widow Selena Edwards Wilson and son Robert, with several siblings. One son was killed in World War II.
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Dickering
Steve Harrick
Univerasltya
West Virginia
Bill Kern
Leonard
Feets) Barnum
Parkersburg High
W. Va
Barney
Mountaineers
Kern
Stretch Howell
Wesleyan
Jimmy Jerris
Westria
Lee Patton
Morgantown
Dean Romney
Roy Mckinley Whey
Fountaineers
Bradenton
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Gulf of Mexico
Bradenton Masonic Order
Philadelphia
New Haven
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Phillies
Cincinnati
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Eric Lombardi
Jim Ripple
Reds
Windy City
Citrus
Bucky Walters
Philadelph
Walters
National League
Selina Edwards Wilson
Jane Isabel Wilson
Andrew
Long Beach
Cal
Anl
Robert
Lester Thomes
Walter Kensling
Royal Schute
Kensing- Pa
Robert Wilson
Pacific
Army Air
Major League Box Scores Summary Bleeds Through Roster
Readable lines show box scores from several games with players like Stirnweiss Keller DiMaggio and Lemon. Pittsburgh Boston Cleveland New York Cincinnati St Louis and Philadelphia results are listed with runs hits and errors across two games in the doubleheader format.
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American League
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Isburshelon
Tne
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Holmes
Stiran'ss
Hontich Rf
Melmer
King
Keller
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Sumine
RoWell If
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IjMusi
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Gromek
Strne
Lyona
Willis
Tomate
Lindell
Fleminn
Gumpert
Olleman
Bohr
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Onaog
Pittsburgh
Boston
Hopp
Eilott
Grasnberg
Elst
Ryan
Sisl
Masi Ar—Eliiott
Byong
Eth
Sistl
Bary
Khitte
Willain
Sid
Russell
Gustine
Pitts
Polumes
Walt
Rks Peay
Heaff Bahr
Lw i, Doser Babe
Cleveland Gop
R—Stirnweiss
Kellar
Dimrerio
McQuinn
Riazuta
Peck
Boud
Tiestan
B. Roblaan
Gordon
Lopez
Plemin Behrman
Banham
Bagbyity
Lemon
RBI
DiMaggio
Pi Richty
Sublvania
Wright
Mass ci
E. Robinson
Hei Sooner
Gi Masi
Rich
Boudreau
Kellrer
Fleming
Perk
E. Robin
Alson
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Auto
Stirnweiss
Guurec
Ajombert
Rizzito
McQuins
Peek
Gorton
Lowrey
Pare
Wolff
Waitkus
Behner Tb
Reynolds
Lyons
Merullo
Averbun Ab
Wyse
Ael
Meyers
Walker
Rattensberrer
Chicago
Cse
Philadelphis Briracon
Lowres
Ha Walthus
Newsom
Raffensberget
E—Wyse
Taber
Hbi
Ennis
Gisbert
McCullough
Newsome
Meculiigh
Rattenberger
Wree
Meyer
Alcott Defeats Hugheston In 15-4 Victory
The Alcott baseball team defeated Hugheston yesterday at Hugheston by 15 to 4. Winning pitcher J. Holestine and brother C. Holestine led Alcott in the win with strong work. For scheduling future games, contact Ray mond Hudson before 4 p.m. at Therleston 63-404.
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R. A. Pet
Atlan
Giants
Walter
Hilite
Tay
McQunn
Yankees
Slaughter
Cardin
DiMarpin
Yankeed
Howdreay
Inglane
Ambican Teague
Torgeson
Braves
Aineshall
Giant
Alcott
Hugheston
J. Holestine
C. Holestine
Raymond Hudson
Therleston
Mighty Midgets Race At Ripley Feature Winners Noted
In midget auto races at Evans Speedway Ripley on June 1 Harry Comstock won the feature with Dick Padden second by one car length Smoky Stover took third Doc Folden topped the time trials Promoter Coleman announced next Saturday’s race will be first auto event under the Mights in West Virginia Loadendale Juniors Defeat Alcott Juniors 13 6
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Ripley
Evans Speedway
Harry Comstock
Dick Padden
Smoky Stover
Doc Folden
Dick Fadden
Coleman
Giants Power Beats Reds After Losing Opener 5-3
New York Giants recover from an opening loss to beat the Cincinnati Reds 13-9 in the second game, climbing to first place as Chicago Cubs win and other National League results shift standings. Eddie Miller homers in the opener. high-scoring twin bill features John Mize batting leader with five hits.
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New York
Bimholtzry
Rigner Jb
Zientara
Ahyitey Vo
FO Galan
Othomsoner
Hass Jb
Mize
Matton Jb
Gi Marshaller
Lamannee
Caoporn
Adams
Oltsiata
Mueller
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Miller Ss
Baumholy
Mer
Thomson
Cooper
Hr—Miller
Dansen
Rigney
Hateton
Zi¢ntara
Hene
Beymholte End Hess
Cincinnat
Bb-Jansen
Bleckwell
Blackwail
Guibert
Hoff Black
Gumbers
Gumbert
Riddle
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Hevki
Lively
Cod Mueller
Hanser
Thompson
Trinkle
Lomuard
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Phillies
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Boston
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
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Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Giants
Eddie Miller
Reds
Elmer Riddle
Harry Gumbert
Ewell Blackwell
Black
John Mize
Merk
Clyde MccCullough
Bob Surgeon
Tin Tabor
Les Giants
Dixie Walker
Carl Eivenlhran
Furillo
Philadetty
Pee Wee Reese
Louis
Johnny Sain
Detroit
Ae Oneason
Pirates
Bob Elliott
Bucs
St. Louis
Connie Ryan
Johnny Hopp
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Charlie Keller
George McQuinn
Bob Lemon
Hal Peck
Eddie Robinson
Jeff Heath
Vern Stephens
Major League Standings Report From Baseball Card
Major League standings show the Cincinnati team at 6 3 and Beoskisnit Pitinhareh 7 0 while Chicacets Ph leads in the American League with New York at 11 Cleveland at 8 second team noted.
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Cincinnati
Beoskisnit Pitinhareh
Chicacets
New York
Cleveland
Eam
Probable pitchers records in National League games
Summary of probable pitchers and matchups in a series of National League games featuring St Louis, New York, Cleveland and other teams. Notable names include Newell, Johnson, Walters, Flag and Embree with varying win loss records. Unclear fragments reference other teams and lineups.
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Eomany
Amd
Doston
oNewell
Johnson
St. Louis
Brookins —Follet
Cinetyaaly
New York
Walters
Amd Gillan le “Swashivetin
Beteal Dae
Rentom
Glevnand
Embree
Noel Humphreys Scores Fifth KO At Armory Show
Noel Humphreys delivered his fifth knockout in two months by stopping Bob Callaway at the Armory. The card featured local boxers from Beckley with mixed results, as three Shamblin brothers lost decisions and Scotty Scruggs edged Ron Harper. Rex Crouser mentors Humphreys as the night showcased several bouts and decisive wins.
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Armory
Simon Pures
Beckley
Noel Humphreys
Bob Callaway
Noel
Rex Crouser
Cat~bide
All-Stars Triumph Over Huntington WEFW in Hurricane
The Hurricane All-Stars defeated Huntington WEFW 14 to 10 this afternoon. Lefty Neumeier earned the victory. The team seeks more games and invites interested teams to contact R. C. Allen at Hurricane 2361.
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Hurricane All-Stars
Huntington Wefw
Lefty Neumeyer
Stars
R. C. Allen
Hurricane
Rangers Lose First Powellton Doubleheader Shutout
Powellton Rangers lost their first game in 15 starts this season in the second game of a doubleheader as Alderson defeated them 8-0 after they won the opener 3-2. Kinder earned the win in the first game while Abshire took the loss in the second.
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Sider
Joona
Fultz Berardinw
Judrieh
Kramer
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Philade
Boulevard Recreation Center
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Wholesale Dry Goods House
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Loadendale
Loudendale
Jack Kremer
A. Elmer
Mackmen
Bills
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Ohio River
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Berghofp Brewing Corporation
Fort Wayne
Capitol Beverage Company
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