Guldahl Takes Early Lead at Western Open
Ralph Guldahl, Madison New Jersey pro, posts a 71 first round to lead the Western Open by one stroke at Westwood Country Club. Sixty plus contenders from pro and amateur ranks. Sam Snead, Paul Runyan, and Ray Mangrum share 72s as others trail with 73s and 74s. The second round is set for tomorrow with final 38 Thursday.
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T. Louis
Ralph Guldahl
Madison, N. J
Westwood Country Club
Guldahl
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Va Bigbertha
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Chicago
Horton Smith
Bert Montressor
Taylorville
Leonard Dodson
Springfield
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Bludgeon'ng
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnee-On‘The-Delaware
Tommy Armour
Frank Walsh
Bretton Woods
N. H
John Bulle
Des
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Grenth Zimmerman
George Z. Payne
Higgins
Pasi Dasioneks
Ocsypok
Ean
Keller
Miss Epe Wins Feature Race at Charles Town
At Charles Town on June 14 jockey Frank C. Sargent suffered a broken collarbone and facial lacerations when Schiey Buck fell at the first turn of the fourth race. Miss Epe, owned by Mrs. G Hutchin of Hagerstown, Md, won the feature race and paid $6.40. Mary Allen led to victory in the race, with Schley Buck injuring after closing in behind the pace-setters.
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Charles Town
Frank C. Sargent
Schiey Buck
Mary Allen
Schley Buck
Sargent
Miss Epe
G.hutchin
Hagerstown
Miss Troy
Indiana
Lesh Ernk
Janstar Wat
Parrot
Glos
Packaway
Susie Girocay
le Loule
Pittsburgh
Paula
Phia
Heart Play
Detroit
Sew Vark
Dusta Pilgrim Portsmuth
Dayton
Bprmethia
Billy
Gleveland
Jays and Watkins win Kanawha Valley softball games
The Jays defeated the Rangers 21 to 8 and Watkins beat the Yellow Jackets 5 to 4 in Kanawha Valley Negro softball league action yesterday. Edward Masavage, who quarterbacked three Penn teams under Harvey Harmon, will join Harmon as an assistant at Rutgers.
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Jays
Rangers
Watkins
Yellow Jackets
Edward Masavage
Penn
Harvey Harmon
Harmon
Rutgers
Baseball scores and standings across leagues and cities
National League results show Chicago 5 Boston 2 and Bt. Louis 4 Philadelphia 8 with New York 3 and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati postponed. Other MLB scores include Boston 3 Bt. Low Washingtos 7 and Cleveland 6 New York 7 Chicago 4. Regional leagues list Springfield 4 Charleston 2 and Youngstown 10 4 Canton 3 3. Davies 5 1 Portamanth 3 5 and Akron unreported with Kacawhs Valley League and Mountain State League results such as Beckley 3 Williamson 8 Bluefield 2 Huntington 2.
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Chicago
Boston
Bt. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh Shireblom
Cincinnati
Americ
Low Washingtos
Cleveland
New Yerk
Philade
Detroit
Atlantic Ceater
Springfield
Charleston
Younstown
Canton
Davies
Portamanth
Erie
Akron
Carline
Loran
Beckley
Williamson
Bluefield
Muntington
Unclear 1900s Sports Card Fragments From Cities Across Nation
Fragmented OCR notes show a list of cities including New York Boston Philadelphia Detroit Chicago St. Louis Charleston Springfield Johnstown Portsmouth Dayton Akron and Arzer with various uncertain player or team names. The text hints at final stages and matchups but lacks coherent structure or dates.
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National League Philberch
New York
Clwelmatt
Roskisn
Chjeage
Boston
SQ Levis
Philadelphia
Auecican
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Becton
St. Louis
Widale Atlantic
Charleston
Springfield
Cunton
Johnstown
Portsmouth
Dayton
Erte
Akren
Enoenka Valley
Pilickard Ve
Bells
Arzer
Wogan _st' Brckiey
Senators Shave Indians in Extra Edge battle
Baseball recap shows Washington and Cleveland players in a tense game with key hits from Myer and Averill and a late push by Washington. Milnar and Deshong highlighted pitching while Heath and Keltner contributed offense. Attendance noted around 1,000.
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Stong
Wasdell
Humphries
al Milna
Myer
Washington Gleseland Abe
Laryss Bilge Lewis
Ocamphl
Simmons Rf
Ol Solters Et
Goslin If
Q Heath Ko
Travis
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Bonura x
Okeltner
Armada Cf
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Wasdelt Ib
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Gmilnar P
DeBhong
OlHerder
Hogsett
Oweath'ly
lAien
Bog
Toleié
Stone
Harder
Heath
Washington
Cleveland Torssese
Caelin
Waedell
DeShong
Campbell
Hale
Averill
Error
Brsex
Milnar
Alien
Hubbard
Summers
Rue
Boston Downs Browns in Ninth Inning Rally
Boston's Red Sox beat the St Louis Browns 5 to 3. Lefty Grove lined a single to center in the seventh with two down for a three run rally and left in the last half of the inning after the Browns tied the score. In the eighth Buck Newsome walked to load the bases and Peacock delivered a pinch single driving in Foxx.
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Boston Downs
ST. Louis
Boston
Red Sox
St Louis Browns
Lefty Grove
Iound
Browns
Big Buck Newsome
Nantenkamp
Peacock
Foxxee
Associated Presa
Club Garr Pet. Avert
Indiens
Trosky
Indians
Johnson
Athletics
Tees
York
Tigers
Greenberg
Iz Goodman
Ore
Giants
Sea Medwick
Caedi
Cardinals
Averill
Medwick
A Galan
Cubs
Higgins
Boston St. Louis
Cramer
Mills
MrQuinn Td
Chapmin
Ichel
Ol Cronin
West of A
Bell
Heath
Ai McNatt
Hughes
DeSauteis
Dsulttven
QiHettner
DiNewa
Dalen
Willian Peacock
McKann
DeSautels
Newsom
Grainer
Foxx
McNeil
Grove
Deibie
Heffner
Kress
Meguins
Chapman
DijeSautels
Betinet
McQuinn
Besek
St Louis
MekKala
Trick
Newsom 5, ‘McKain 1 Hits: Off Grove 5B In 6 3-3 Innings: Wileson
McKain
Winnlie Wilson
Springfield Beats Senator Club 3-2 in low-hit tilt
Special to Tnewazere Qe reports Springfield Indians beat the Charleston Senators 3-2 as Goletz allowed four hits and struck out 14. Shively homered for Springfield, Griswold and Weiland homered for Charleston, with Griswold driving in two. Senators threatened in the ninth but left bases loaded as Goletz held on for the win.
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Chisox
Chicago
New York Yankees
White Sox
Thornton Lee
Rip Radclift
Flash Gordon
Myril Hoag
Lee
Spud Chandler
Fite
Yanks
New York
Chivaxa
Crosetti
Berger
Rolfe
Owen Te ¢ DiMag'os
Gabier
Nisi
Chicago i
Dickey
Powell
Kreevich
Rone
DiMage
Hoag
Gordon
Chandler
Radcliff
Walker
Cronelli
Huns Hattet
DiMaggio
Tnewazere
Goletz
Charleston Senators
Springfield Indians
al Griswold
Charleston
Bob Weiland
Pilcher Goletz
Senators
Shively
Springfield
Bovel
Lively
Bevel
Younker
Griswold
Wesley
O'Malley
Rinehardt
Huff
Fieischmann
Indians
Charlenton
Goovel Os
Fichm'p
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Weiland
Colts
Rinehart
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Griswo
A's Rally Tigers to 6 2 Victory in Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Detroit Tigers 6 to 2 in Detroit. Vernon Kennedy allowed four hits and a three run rally in the eighth inning. Hits and RBI details list Nelson, Johnson, Ambler, Moses, and Greenberg among the scorers with Greenberg homing in two runs. Attendance about 7,000 as Auker relieved.
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s_ Rap Tigers
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletic
Detroit Tigers
Vernon Kennedy
Fhiadelphia
Delentt Abe
Johnson Sf
Chapman If
al Fox
Parker
Ambler
Welson
al Tornye
Auker
Philadelphia
Finney
Geliringer
Greenberg
Efrors
Rogell
Kennedy
Nelson
Johnson
Moses
Chapman
Werber
Tarker
Mauble
Finnes
Pinney
Kenney
Gehringer
Greenstere
Kennery
McGowan
Quinn
Rue
Women golfers shine as Barrett, Severens advance in Western finals
Mrs Severens of Tulsa triumphed 8 and 7 over Mrs Hide of Denver while Miss Barrett of Minneapolis defeated Mrs Harb’s challenger to meet Harb in the upper bracket. Helen Hofmann and Phyllis Buchanan posted easy wins as Babe Didrikson, one of two pros, moved to the second round with a 7 and 5 victory over Mrs Shaw.
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C. M. Severens
Tulsa
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Harb
Chicago
Francis G. Hide
Denver
Miss Barrett
Helen Hofmann
Utah
Phyllis Buchanan
Colorado
W. W. Heerther
Miss Buchanan
Margaret J. Kinerk
South Bend
Mildred
Babe” Didrikson
Beaumont
Texas
Frederick B. Shaw
Pony racing results from Blue Ridge farm entry
The sixth and eighth races are listed with ages, claiming status, distances, and times. Horses named include Macawire, Gold Megh, Good Soldier, Try Back, Ice Queen, Colonel Joe, and others, with jockeys and payout figures noted for each finish.
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e-Blue Ridge Farm
Tims
Macawire
Hantard
Castille
Good Soldier
Wells
Alan Ran
Gnaboy
Night Bandit
Beret
Vicl
G. South
P. Robertg
Colonel Joe
Cateer
Farule
Peter Juseamira
Luelnge
Valley Grove Loses as Dana Reds Win Big
Dana Reds defeated Valley Grove yesterday 16413. Managers seeking a Sunday game with Valley Grove should call 21 820 for scheduling.
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Dana Reds
Valley Grove
E D Martins Team Wins League Contest
E D Martins junior team defeated the American Business Men's mine yesterday 22 to 8 in a Gazette United junior baseball league game. Line score shows BRD, wrtip 334 150 6 22 21 1 A B M 100 330 1 863 Wilkinson Donovan and Priest led Fagelzong McCormick and au.
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E. D. Martin
United Junior Baseball League
BRD
A.B. M
Wilkinson
Donovan
Priestlei Fagelzong
McCormick
Giants Rally Past Cardinals in 4-3 Win Over Phillies
The Giants upset the Phillies 4 to 3 as Davis delivered six and two thirds innings of shutout relief until Philadelphia rallied late. Mulcahy allowed 12 hits. LaMaster finished, with Cardinals losing despite late offense.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Davis
Phils
Cardinals
Hugh Mulcahy
Wayne LaMaster
Philadelphia
Mirtin
Glammorien Ie
Jmrtin
Aiwood
Owen c D
Mueller
Qurlige
Qeeharein Ss
Young
Go Clark Ec
Bi Whitney
Steinbe
LaManter
Eth
Whitney
Woo
Phiadelphia Oon
Birby
Martin
A Martin
Klein
Weiniranb
Scharein
J. Martin
Buns
Smurbter
Å. Davis
LaMuster
Mulcahy Mn
baMaster
Atwond
Muleshy
Sears Ballafanie
Kiem
Owens Seeks Game for Sunday Baseball Match
The Owens A C baseball team wants to schedule a game for Sunday afternoon. Managers interested are requested to call 5921.
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Owens A. C
Bannerot Peterson Hawkins Win Matches In County Tourney
In the Kanawha County Club golf tourney Bannerot Jr defeated Hawkins 2 and 1, Peterson beat Light 2 and 1, Hawkins beat Flynn 2 and 1, Schrader edged Fotche 1 up on the 19th, with Brophy noting all first round matches must finish today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Bannerot, Jr
V. L. Peterson
John Hawkins
Kanawha Country Club
Bannerot
F. M. Hawkins
Peterson
E. W. Light
Hawkins
W. E. Flynn
Charles Schrader
Charles Fotche
John Brophy
Kanawha Pro
Fleet to Beaten 4-3 by Electro 5 Service
The Electro 5 Service softball team defeated Fleet 4 to 3 at the new Rock Lake diamond after a 14-3 scoreline earlier, with Jost and Rhodes contributing key plays in yesterday’s game.
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Electro 5
Rhodes
New Rock Lake
Deacon Parson Wins Net Title in West Virginia Junior Championship
Deacon Parsons, 1B year old Huntington tennis talent, captured the West Virginia junior championship with a 6-2 3 8-2 victory over Bill Dunham of Parkersburg. Parsons beat Thames Howell in the semi finals and teamed with Reiney Wolford to win the junior doubles 6-1 8-1. Lebron Steele led the boys singles lineup.
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Huntington
Deacon Parsons
Bill
Dunham
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Parsons
Thames Howell
Howell
John Murphy
Charleston
Murphy
Reiney Wolford
Ansell Knott
Arthur Roberts
Morgantown
Lebron Steele
Parsons Heads to Junior Mid Atlantic Tournament
Parsons will be eligible for the junior mid-Atlantic tournament in Charleston on June 21-22 after defeating Joe Neal of Huntington 8 to 3. Steele qualified for the boys mid-Atlantic tourney in Charleston June 21-25, with Parsons a 1937 finalist at Charles Town. The year's tourney drew an entry list of forty five players from across West Virginia.
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Bluefield
Joe Neal
Huntington
Parsons
Charleston
Steele
Charleseon
West Virginia
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