Murray Upsets Brawley In City-Wide Golf Match
Murray defeats defending champion Andy Brawley 3 and 2 in the first round of the City-Wide golf tournament at Meadow Brook. Murray built a late lead with a birdie run from holes eight through nine and clinched the match with par on twelve and a final birdie surge on thirteen to seal the victory.
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Pairings Highlight Dullard Golf Tournament Roundups and Upsets
Results show a flurry of matches with Stan Eastman upsetting Tavered Gay Carper in a birdie contest on the 2nd. Chenoweth, a two-time City-Wide winner, looms as Gay’s next foe after strong first-round play. Roy Blizzard and Joe Rugel spark busy early rounds as numerous players push toward the next stage amid tight margins and upsets.
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Stan Eastman
Gay Carpera
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Graham
Jimmy Blanton
Chenoweth
Gay
John ‘Chenoweth
Roy Blizzard
Earl Jones
Joe Rugel
Ray (Tripod) Tincher
Siebert Igo
Ardey
Wag
Igo
Erst
Hutchinson
Earl Bennett
Mitchell
Bennett
Bailey
Viscose Turns Back DuPont In Industrial League Clash
In a Karawha Park contest, Viscose defeated DuPont 10 to 1 behind Harvey Sublette who had three hits. Mason Bugg contributed two of DuPont’s three hits off Charlie Cox as Viscose leveraged former Charleston Senators in the New Industrial League game.
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Vincose
duPont
Karawha Park
Harvey Sublette
Mason Bugg
Charleston
Charlie Cox
Viecese
Cox
Milter
Carney
Bowta
Baer
National Open opens in Cleveland with 433 pros
Cleveland capsules note golf’s National Open starts tomorrow at Canterbury. Sammy Snead inspires West Virginians though his recent form falters after a string of misfortunes, including a 1939 Open stumble on the last holes and recent mis-steps in Philadelphia events.
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Cleveland
Sammy Snead
Denny Shute
Snead
Canterbury
New York
Benny Hogan
Philadelphia
Sam
S. Five
Birtie
Samuel
Bo McMillin to Coach College All-Stars in Charity Game
Chicago June 12 Alvin Bo McMillin coach of Indiana’s Big Ten champions will lead the College All-Stars against the Los Angeles Rams in the Tribune’s 11th annual charity game at Soldier Field. McMillin’s 1988 All-Stars beat the Washington Redskins 28 16 in last year’s affair.
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Alvin
Bo) McMillin
Indiana
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Tribune
Soldier Field
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Te Tribune
Ashington
Redskins
Jet Pilot Dominates Seth Tremont Stakes At Aqueduct
New York June 12 Jet Pilot won his fourth straight and remained undefeated in the Seth Tremont stakes at Aqueduct chasing a field of three others and earning $2.40 to place. Eternal War tired after dueling early, finishing second ahead of Useless with Bastogne also in the small, classy field. Jet Pilot cost Mrs Elizabeth Graham $41 000 as a yearling and has now earned $30 615. He previously won at Churchill Downs Pimlico Nursery and National Stallion stakes.
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Butcher Exits After Rough Sandlot Debut With Dormont
Max Butcher, ex Pirates pitcher, faced rough treatment in his Dorment sandlot debut as Oakmont exploded for five runs in the third inning. Dormont won 7 46. Butcher pitched the fourth, then retired from the mound in his first minor league game since Pirates release.
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Max Butcher
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dormont
Oakmont
Butcher
Pirates
Baseball Wastion at Legon Boston at Fittebereh aole
American No games scheduled.
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Boston
Fittebereh
Aole
Ve. Grklen
Jaycees Lose 8-6 In Charleston Junior League
The Jaycees were defeated 8 to 6 by Fleetwing in a Charleston Junior Baseball League game at Christy Field. Johnean, Shal, Harrah, and Feffers contributed for Fleetwing as Tom's Team to Tom's Peanuts prepared for a later game at 5:30 p.m. The field lies behind Garnet Owens School east of Kanawha City.
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Johnean
Shal
Harrah
Feffers
Tom
Tom's
Will Eaee
American Legion
Garnet ‘Owens School
Kanawha City
Kayford Leewood
Peyford Dee
Decota
Mallard Ducks Domesticated in China for Meat Eggs Feathers
Article notes mallard ducks are widespread in the Northern Hemisphere and commonly domesticated in China where they serve as a major source of meat eggs and feathers.
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China
Make It A Million Army Recruitment Slogan
A wartime recruitment brief urges enlistment in the Regular Army Ground Forces. It claims over 750,000 already joined and promotes Beavest Army Camp or Post and Army Recruiting Station U2 as sources for all facts.
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Atvil Ils
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Action Starts Today in US Open Tourney
Cleveland June 12 action begins in the United States Open Golf Championship with 172 players, 134 pros and 36 amateurs, at Canterbury Golf Club. The field includes favorites Byron Nelson Ben Hogan and a mix of past champions and contenders in a 72 hole event worth 25 000 to 40 000 in prize money plus 1 500 to the champion.
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United States Golf
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Yast
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Nelson
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Porky) Oliver
Lue
Sarazen
Jimmy Demaret
Johnny Bulla
Sam Snead
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Barron
Lloyd Mangeum
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Henry Picard
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Schoolboy Stars To Clash Tonight GH Baseball All Stars
Schoolboy baseball stars from GH clash in a 1946 season fund game at Tenie Park at 7 p.m. Proceeds defray expenses of sponsoring schools. Co directors Dec Noyes of Dunbar and Bill Weber chose the all star squads with input from County 1 coaches. Watt B Powell and Ed Hall lead management. Each team fields 12 players and all are to wear school uniforms reporting by 5:30 p.m. to South Charleston and surrounding players listed for positions.
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Ed Wall
Kanawha
Charleston Senators
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Gazette
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Tenie Park
Dec Noyes
Dunbar
Bill Weber
County 1
Watt’ B. Powell
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Art Rezzonico
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Tony Jerre
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Oof Charleston
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