Augel Picked To Take Title In Links Event
The Gazette spotlights the seventh annual city golf championship at Meadow Brook where 124 entrants compete in five minute intervals. Larry David, the 1937 winner, has withdrawn due to a shoulder injury, boosting Rugel and Hutchinson as threats. Qualifying scores ranged from 68 to 86 with notable veterans like Vaughan, Murray, Blizzard, French, and Herling among early round matchups and the late afternoon pairings set for today.
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Joe Rugel
Kermit Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Kanawha
Moore
Fiutchinson
E. W. Bennett
Blizzard
W. R. Tawney
Rugel
W. F. McBride
Furchinson
Pell Miller
Kermit Miller
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Nelsons Open Pick Makes Open Forecast By Scout
Paul Mickelson notes Byron Nelson is his top choice to win the National Open, with Snead Dodson Revolta Guldahl Shute and Runyan also highlighted as threats. He jokes about Pee Wee Henshaw and Judge Landis in a light sports column mix of golf and baseball references.
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New York
Harry Cooper
Ralph Guidahl
Ralph
Byron Nelson
Byron
Guldahl
Sam Snead
Leonard (Dizy) Dodson
John Revolta
Denny Shute
Paul Runyan
Denny
Little Poison Runyan
Pee Wee
Jedge
Cubs Take Opener From Giants 4-2 in pennant race
Chicago pitcher Bill Lee earned his sixth straight win as the Cubs defeated the New York Giants 4-2. Cliff Melton was roughed up in the seventh inning, with three Chicago runs aided by two homers. Mel Ott and Jimmy Ripple homered for New York, while Reynolds, Herman, and Marty added runs for Chicago. Attendance 6,202.
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SoLcos
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Cubs
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Lee
Giants
Mel Ott
Jimmy Ripple
Melton
New York
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Ott
Herman
Demere
Marty
Rune
Reynolds
Ler
Coffman
Taspires
Pinelli
Goete
Reardon
Baseball Pitchers and Matchups Across Leagues
National League games feature New York at Chicago with Gumbert facing French and Hubbelve. Brooklyn visits St Louis to duel Hammage and Elieer, while Philadelphia travels to Cincinnati to meet LaMenter and Derringer. American League action has Cleveland at Heston with Feller vs Grove, Chicago at New York with Dietrich vs Chandler, Lyons vs Pearson, Detroit at Philadelphia with Bridees and Thomas, and St Louis at Washington with Walkup plus Ferrel.
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Hubbelve
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Rooklyn
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Hammage
Elieer
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
LaMenter
Schott
Derringer
Allen Is Fined After Quitting Indians Mound
Johnny Allen of Cleveland left the game against the Boston Red Sox in protest after being ordered to change a ragged sleeve on his shirt. With the score 2-2, manager Oscar Vitt later fined Allen 250 dollars as Cleveland won 7-5 behind Zuber. Foxx homered, Cronin protested, and Boston’s offense included Foxx driving in three runs.
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Joe Cronin
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Auveril
Sac
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Zuber
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McKain
DeSeutels
No defends title as Kanawha County golf opens
The Kanawha County men's golf tournament opens at Kanawha Country Club with defending champion Alex Larmon not defending. Qualifying closes Sunday night with early favorites including Fred Bannerot, Roy Blizzard, Joe Rugel, Fred Hawkins, and A R O Neal among entrants from Kanawha Meadow Brook Southmoor and Edgewood. Entry fee is $3 and all amateurs resident in Kanawha county may enter.
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Kanawha
Kanawha Country Club
Harry Silverstein
Alex Larmon
Silverstein
R. T. Roach
A. R. O'Neal
Meadow Brook
Southmoor
Edgewood
Bannerot
Fred Bannerot
Roy Blizzard
Joe Rugel
Bill Lively
Kanawha County
St Albans Linksmen Lose to Barboursville in Match
In St Albans June 7 report, St Albans Golf Club team fell 13 to 8 to Barboursville in a Sunday match. Notable pairs Include Ed Braid with G Thompson and B Wagner, and O'Dell with Henderson for Barboursville.
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St. Albans
Lantz and Harger
Davies and
Bryant
Anderson and Adkins
Pulline
B. Mace
O'Dell
Henderson
B. Leisher
H. Miller
McComas and Thompson
Hensley
Osborne
Moorhead Bows To Williamson In County Play
Moorhead Bows' To Williamson In County Play as Kanawha County Women's Golf reduces field to semi finals at Kanawha Country Club. Mrs E V Williamson advanced to meet medalist Mrs M G Geiger. other semi final sees Mrs J W Cummins against Mrs Everett. Y L Peterson wins driving contest with 515 yards total. Moorhead second at 561.
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M. M. Moorhead
H. E. Everett
Kanawha County
Kanawha Country Club
Moorhead
E. V. William
MG. Geiger
J. W. Cummins
Everett
Y. L. Peterson
Latham
M. G. Galgre
Smith
BE. V. Williamson
al. M. Moorhead
H. D. Berrett
ZW. Cummins
JG. Gretium
W.L. S Peterson
Defender Mrs Everett Leads Ka nawha County Golf
Defender Mrs H D Everett, the defending champion, won her first round match in the Ka nawha county women's golf tournament by defeating Mrs J W Cummins 5 and 4. Thorpe beat Mrs W T Churchman 4 and 3, Betty Weaver defeated Mrs 2 Eo Hultmen by default, Katie Weaver beat Mrs O G Irwin 4 and 2, and Jarrett defeated Mrs W F Whitright 6 and 4.
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Kanawha
J. W. Cummins
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