Snead 74 Ties Open Lead In Windy Halfway Move
Samuel Snead shot 74 to tie for first at 141 in the 44th U S Open at Canterbury, sharing the lead with Lawton Little and Horton Smith after a grueling day marked by wind and rain. Frank Walsh held sole second at 142, with Hogan and Parks tied for third at 142.
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Jimmy Demaret
Clayton Heafner
Bud Ward
Harry Cooper
John Montague
Walsh
Frank Walsh
Rumson
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Ben Hogan
White Plains
Sam Parks
Ralph Guldahi
Canterbury
Vic Ghezzi
Dutch Harrison
Little Rock
Leonard Dodson
Kanwar City
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Jock Hutchison, Jr
Lloyd Mangrum
Exton Nelson
Henry Picard
Dick Metz
Sam Byrd
Yankee
Jim Ferrier
Walter Hagen
Paul Runyon
Snead Wild
Smith
Wold
Lawson
Cleveland
Sam Snead
Elda Carney Hired As Big Creek Coach
The board named Elda Carney, formerly at Hamlin, as Big Creek eighth grade coach amid a trio of coaching appointments including Vernon Callaway at Vetch high and William Callaghan at Tucker high. The move follows Boston’s latest lineup shifts in a busy day of education notices.
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Elda Carney
Big Creek
Fleet Wing Victor 5 beats United Fuel for 11th straight win
Fleet Wing scored an 8 to 5 victory over United Fuel’s softball team to extend their win streak to eleven games. Patton earned the win on the mound as Southern Association results show Atlanta defeating Knoxville 12 to 4 after five straight nights of play.
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Southern Association
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Knoxville
Pittsburgh Defeats Phillies in Gridiron? June 7 Report
A fragmented baseball item from Pittsburgh notes the Pirates defeating the Phillies 10 to 4 amid crowded line scores. Key players include Waner, Robays, Vaughan, and Atwood with multiple hits and RBIs, while Brown and Beck pitched for Philadelphia. Attendance and umpire details appear amid the garbled 1910s style recap.
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Southworth New Cardinal Boss Promises Winning Streak
Cardinals president Sam Breadon names Bully Southworth new manager replacing Ray Blade. Southworth, previously Rochester manager, to occupy St Louis post while Blade may stay on a short paid 10-day clause. Southworth previously led Cardinals in 1929 and return to Rochester midseason.
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Middle Atlantic Results Summary
Dayton 1, Charleston 7. Akronth, Portsmouth and Youngstown 12, Cartan 3. Local scores list shows several match results with Charleston and Youngstown posting winning margins. details on venues and dates are not provided in the fragment.
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Dayton
Charleston
Walker delivers late go ahead hit for Nats over White Sox
Washington tops Chicago 3 2 in the eighth as Gee Walker singles home Get Case to clinch the win. Emil Lennard allowed nine Chicago blows to earn his seventh victory as the Nationals rallied past the White Sox.
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Gee Walker
White Sox
Emil Lennard
Chicago
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Yankees Rally Beats Feller to Take Cleveland Tilt
New York pinch hits in the ninth inning to edge Cleveland 4 3 as Gordon singles after Selkirk reaches and Dahlgren advances, driving in the winning run on Ralfe's hit. Boudreau and Chapman contribute, while Feller takes the loss despite strong early work. Attendance listed as 24,024.
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Mountain State Today's Games
Dayton at Charleston and Youngstown at Canton are on the schedule with Portsmouth at Akron listed as another matchup. Mountain State context appears as the source header.
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Charleston Bicycle Safety Parade Entry Form
Participant agrees to abide by parade rules and arrive at the designated spot at least 30 minutes early. The form requests name address city and should be submitted to the Montgomery Ward sports department in the Daniel Boone hotel building.
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Sports Department
Montgomery Ward
Daniel Boone Hotel
Geiger Captures Kanawha County Women's Golf Crown
Mrs. M G Geiger won her third straight Kanawha County Women's Golf championship with a 4 and 2 victory over Mrs. Robert W Lowe at Kanawha Country Club. She led from the start, turning a 1-up lead into the final margin after a tight front nine. Geiger defended her title by defeating Mrs. W L Peterson, Miss Freddie Hawkins, and Mrs. Henry Paine en route to the finals, while Mrs. Lowe ousted Mrs. Harold Russell and Mrs. W C Smith before falling short in the final.
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the Gazette
M. G. Geiger
Kanawha County
Robert W. Lowe
Kanawha Country Club
Arthur Patterson
H. D. Everett
Geiger
Sinals
W. L. Peterson
Freddie Hawkins
Henry Paine
Lowe
Wirs
Harold Russell
W. C. Smith
E. V. Williamson
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M. M. Moorhead
Robert Clutter
I.G. Grettum
J. E. Tetlow
FE. C. Bloomberg
A. J. Lindenberg
Southmoor
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J. B. Tetlow
Kanawha
M. §. Fetter
Meadow Brook
Ray Kamensky the Warrensville caddie who may spark Snead
In Cleveland Ray Kamensky, caddie to golf great Sam Snead, guides Snead through the Masters and Open moments with quiet rule, while Kamensky’s sharp eye and steady hand help temper Snead’s overpowering swing. Kamensky’s influence could swing the Open title despite Snead’s power.
Cubs Hand Cubs? Landis Upholds Team Decision
Chicago June 17 The umpire Landis ruled on a Cubs matter and suspended a player. In separate scores Pine Street Panthers defeated Magazine 14 to 2 with Cavender earning the win.
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Clay Bryant
Hitler
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Pine Street Panthers
Magazine
Cavender
Major Leagues scores recap with numerous matchups
Major Leagues results show National League games with Brooklyn at Cincinnati and St Louis. Chicago and Boston lost, New York routed or edged several teams, Detroit and Philadelphia split, plus multiple pitching matchups listed with incomplete records.
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Dayton Wings Rally Past Senators 9-7 In Drizzly Tilt
Dayton Wings defeated Charleston 9-7, snapping Charleston's five game win streak. Ray Hathaway and Stan Galetz pitched for Dayton in a loosely played game with 27 hits. Leading 7-0, Dayton weathered a Senators rally in the eighth as Charleston scored four runs to pull within two before Dayton added two insurance runs.
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Stan Galetz
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Westlake
Meyer
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Burick
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