Open lead shared by Snead Thomson and Harrison in Washington
Sam Snead Jimmy Thomson and Dutch Harrison each shot 66 to tie for the opening round lead at the National Capital Open in Washington. The field of 104 players began play at the Prince Georges course, 8 778 yards long, with eight others at 68 and many within a stroke.
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Sam Snead
Jimmy Thomson
Dutch Harrison Blaze
Washington
Bobby Locke
Africa
Snead
Ed Oliver
Gulfmington
Del
George Payton
Hampton
William Griffin
Georgetown University
Chicopee
Falls
Mass
E. J. Har
Rison
York
Hot Springs
Ellsworth Vines
Dick Metz
Harrison
Prince Georges
Quillie Boges bowling clash shifts to third meeting
In a $500 bet, Quillie trails Boges 974 921 after their Iron ton match. In Point Pleasant Quillie posted four 200s to reach 1101 while Boges had 858, with a third clash set today as Quillie claims the crisis may pass. Mrs. Smith of Western Virginia headlines golf travel notes, shown as Babe Zaharias partner and Western Open contender. The C and W will offer a special Cincinnati excursion June 15 for Reds Giants doubleheader, tickets sold with rail fare. The train departs at :50 a.m. and returns after the twin bill.
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A. L. Hardman
the Gazette
M. G. Geiger
V. C. Smith
Kanawha County
Kanawha Country Club
Geiger
Henry Bigne
Payne
Les Enoreer
Ironton
Quillie
Point Pleasant
Tf T
Erry Fay
Zaharias
Babe
Mrs. Smith
Atlanta
West Virginia
Katherine Parks
Katherine
Cincy the C
Cincinnati
Reds
Giants
Midget Auto Races Set For Night at Local Speedway
Ripley reports a night midget auto race at the illuminated speedway in West Virginia on Saturday June 7. Promoter J J Colman announces a strong local and out of state field with time trials at 1 pm. Notables include Harry Comstock Chesapeake Ohio and brother Gene Ironton Ohio, Doc Ashbaugh Days ton Wayne Strickle Xenia OH, and many more from Charleston Dunbar St Albans and Columbus.
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Ripley
W. Va
J. J. Colman
Harry Comstock
Chesapeake
Ohio
Brother Gene
Ironton
Doc Ashbaugh
Dayston
Wayne Strickle
Xenia
Bill Kalish
Dick Padden
Columbus
Doc Forden
Charles Stuart
John Hall
Little Gene Huttman
Jack Thaxton
Leo Glendening
Charleston
Harry Roach
Harold Craig
South
Smoky Stover
O. B. Cottrell
Dunbar
H. H. Johnson
Mack
Herbert McCormick
J. O. Burnside
St Albans
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Goor Own
Loretto
Vforne
Lovetto
England
Anderson
Charleston High
Princeton University
Harry M. Anderson
State Capitol
Little Centre College
WVU
University OF Virginia
Cuarley Mewhorter
CE. Netherin
WV. Public Service Commissiong
Payne and Geiger
Baseball
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Wwcaw
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertowns
Peewar
Silvertown
White's
Virgin's St
Em Godrich
The
Charleston Gazette
Frank Quillin
Harry Boggs
Pride and Joy of
Ironton, C
Quil
Seersucker
Bere Son
Rey A
Seerswcker
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