Nelson Favored In Wykagyl Tourney
Byron Nelson, 4-1 favorite, headlines the Red Cross golf marathon at Wykagyl starting tomorrow. Star contenders include Sam Byrd and Craig Wood, with notable amateurs and Army players in a 4-day 72-hole event that features war bond prizes and a 2,666.65 pro prize.
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Fritz Howell
New Rochelle
Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Wykagyl
Lord Byron
Byrd
Philly
Craig
Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Army
Vic Gnezzi
Dutch) Harrison
Ozarks
Cop Paul
Little Poison
Cardinals Rally Past Cubs 10 9 in Uphill Win
In St. Louis on June 14 the Cardinals outslugged the Cubs 10 to 9. Pitcher Morten Cooper left with a sore jaw after two innings, Brecheen finished, and St Louis erased deficits by scoring four in the fifth and three in the eighth to seize the lead and seal the comeback victory.
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Hughes
Patko
Nicholson
Dal-lessandre
Novikoff
Dothnson
Holm
Andenverg
Hopp
Sanders
Musial
Cooper
Kurowski
Brecheen
Errors
York
Fallon
Schuster
Dallessandro
Johnson
Cavarretta
Marlon
Litwhiler
Wovikoff
Easterwood
Chipman
Hils—M. Cooper
Behmidt
Wyse
Vandenberg
Alderson
Beh
Mit
M. Cooper
Schmidt
Chipiban
Mayerkurth
Stewart and Dunn
Alpert Barrere
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Imago Cubs
Morten Cooper
Scerethander
Cubs
Henry Wyse
Jed
Calage St Loui Hoa Aehoa Hughes
Cav
Verban
Ica
Dog Show To Begin Friday At White Pavilion Wheeling
A three day state wide dog show opens Friday at the White Pavilion Wheeling with the Huntington Kanawha Valley and Tri State Kennel clubs sponsoring. The event runs through Sunday featuring daily shows and a 15 point championship path with five points each day. Children’s handling class may advance to Madison Square Garden. obedience trials also highlight the program.
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Wazene
Wheeling
White Pavilion
Huntington
Kanawha Valley
Tri-State
Madison Square Garden
Baseball Player Statistics From A Faded Box Score
A scattered OCR box score lists players and numbers for the American and National Leagues. Names like Walker Dodgers Tucker White Sox Musial Cardinals Hockett Indians Ferrell Senators Weintraun Giants and others appear with runs hits and totals, reflecting a late 1940s to 1950s era summary of batting and fielding output. The fragmentary data mix includes team abbreviations and vague counts suggesting season totals and game logs.
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Ansoriare
Walker
Dodgers
Tucker
White Sox
Musial
Cardinals
Ise
Irs Hockett
Indians
Ferrell
Senators
Weintraun
Glante
Spence
Weintrauk
Giants
Curbine
Indiana
Atsehults
Hayes
Athletics
Kournweid
Cards
Stephens
Browns
Hame
Turbine
Olania
Mayes
Welutrauib
Bpenes
Beoatars
S.burowski
Cards of
Seers
Indiena
Negro Softball Managers Meet to Form Local League
Managers and sponsors of Negro softball teams are urged to attend a meeting tonight at 8 at Cabel Junior high school to finalize plans for a local league. Participants expected include DuPont Jr. S. Rubd per, Qwens Mnnis, Riverview, Carnegie Steel, Spring Hill, and Jimmy Jarrett's Joys. League play begins next week.
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Cabel Junior High School
DuPont, Jr. S. Rubdper
Qwens Mnnis
Riverview
Carnegie Steel
Spring Hill
Jimmy Jarrett
Joys
Red Sox and Tigers Sweep Twin Bills
Boston's Red Sox extended a eight game win streak by winning both ends of a doubleheader against the Philadelphia Athletics, 4-4 and 5-0, as Pinky Woods shutout the A's and Emmett O'Neill started strong before relief. Detroit Athletics also earned a pair of wins over Cleveland, with Fus Gentry pitching a 3-0 opener and an 11-3 nightcap, as Detroit capitalized on timely hitting and errors to sweep the Indians.
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Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Pinky Woods
Athletics
Emmett O'Neil
Francist Red Barrett
Columbus
Jelius
Barrett
Rational Leaelghin
Boxton
OlBucher
x-Pitteburen
X-Gineirtiael
Esualetta Ord
New York
Brooklyn Aesistent Ars
Son
Boston - Ao Fall
Sjdoerr
Philadelphic Ay Ken
Chicago
Busch
Hpnree c
Hamlin
Philadelphia
Cleveland Alay
Postadelpha
Busen
Garrison
Siebert
Medkovich
Johnson
Newsome
Cronin
Johrnson
Doerr
Hall
O'Neill
Christopher
Schley
Atey
Mayer
Woods
Gentry
Cleveland
Rufus Gentry
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Lou Boudreau
Tribe
Nitro Combines Gain Loop Wins in War Industrial League
Dazzling pitching by Louis Burdette and Henry Hashbarger highlighted Nitro clubs wins as Viscose defeated Carnegie Illinois Steel 5 0 and Monsanto crushed American Fork and Hoe 17 1. Burdette, 17 year old Nitro youth, contributed two singles while Hashbarger yielded one run in six innings. Woody Brothers sparked Viscose with the first run, and Sublette, Grimm, and Chambers drove in others. Monsanto rolled over Fork and Hoe, remaining in a tie for second as Nitro piled up 18 hits and a five run first inning. No games scheduled today.
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Louis
Frog) Burdette
Henry Hashbarger
Viscose
Monsanto
Carnegie Illinois Steel
American Fork & Hoe
Burdette
Nitro High Scheal
Carargi
Hashbarger
Fork & Hoe
Woody Brothers
Carrier
Hartigan
Sublette
Wallace
Chambers
Grimm
Floriana
Nitro Club
Barnegie
Cooney
Nile
Jonnson
Grimm If
Cart
Floriana of
Ojdarvis
Tucker
A Wallace
Hart
Qrasem
Chamb
Buttman
Barcelle
Bogshead
Rosewan
Carnegie
Brothers
Brothera
Johnson
Carther
Roseman
Carnegia
Hogshradt Burdette
Murrel
Law
Agan
Rhodes
Stumip
Sipberg
Willard
Trout
Jwiden
Smith
Lloyd
Holley
Slantina
Rogers
Lane
Errass—Grats
Valentine
Raynes
Forkavin Hoe Suikeonts
Cline
Hive
Kowell
Middleton
Times U
Cape Verde Islands
National League and American League results reported
The brief notes show scattered results and postponements across major leagues. Teams mentioned include Brooklyn, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and St. Louis with games listed as postponed or played at night.
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eUonak Lespuy
Brooklyn
New Yor
Orege
Feld
Boxton
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Tronh
Raynelde
St. Owls
Pittsburgh Nlabe
New York
Boston
Detcoh
Cleymand
Bolen
York
Washington
St. Lows
Chicago
DuPont and Jays Clash at Cabell Field Today
DuPont's Negro softball team led by Mouriel Anderson faces Jimmy Jarrett's Jays in a third meeting this season at Cabell Field. Each side has one win in the series.
Golfers Prepare for The Gazette City-Wide Championship
Meadow Brook golf club buzzes with activity as local players prep for The Gazette’s 13th annual City-Wide championship with four days of qualifying beginning Saturday The tournament director Jack Kreuger works to secure a larger caddie pool amid a shortage noting the task of finding reliable helpers and the high value placed on accurate ball handling Several prizes will be golf balls to entrants as an added incentive to participate
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Meadow Brook Golf Club
Gazette
Jack Kreuger
Cincinnati
Krueger
Jack D. Krueger
Meadow Brook
Charleston
Golf Tourney Hopes Rise As Rain Aids Greens
The article notes rain cooling conditions and better greens raising the likelihood of playing under summer rules. Top contenders include Gay Carper as favorite to dethrone Roy Blizzard, who won last year’s 3 hole finals but may not participate due to a Louisville plant job. Others listed are Joe Rugel, Earl Jones, Ray Tincher, Gordon Murray, Mike OConnor, Abe Bowen and Jimmy Loar, all starting strong as Meadow Brook prepares for improved turf.
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Gay Carper
Roy Blizzard
Blizzard
Carper
Louisville
Joe Rugel
Earl Jones
Ray Tincher
Gordon Murray
Mike Oconnor
Abe Bowen
Jimmy Loar
Meadow Brook
Prep School Star Signs With Bosox
NEW ORLEANS June 14 The Boston Red Sox disclosed yesterday that they had signed Richard Dick Callahan a double no hit pitcher of the Holy Cross college prep school baseball team He will report to Louisville of the American Association Callahan received the highest bonus ever paid to a high school player for his contract He pitched Holy Cross to three state championships before graduation two weeks ago hurled two no hit games in a week and won his last 17 contests in a row The 19 year old ace has a medical discharge from the navy.
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New Orleans
Boston Red Sox
Richard
Dick} Callahan
Holy Cross
Callahan
Sto Louisville
American Association
George Toprocer
Red Sox
Ace
Navy
Meadow Brook qualifiers set for weekend play
Meadow Brook members will qualify Saturday and Sunday with other scores posted Monday and Tuesday. Non members may qualify Saturday or Sunday with regular greens fees plus a $3 entry. Match play in tour flights starts Wednesday with the 36 hole championship finals on the following Saturday. three minor flight titles likely decided by Saturday.
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Meadow Brook
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