City-Wide golf semifinals set after tense matches
Veteran players Murray Eastman Blizzard and Johnson Beach reach the semifinals of the Gazette's 15th annual City-Wide championship at Meadow. Murray defeated Herlihy 3 and 4 to face Eastman, while Johnson beat Tincher 2 and 1. Bennett and others advance in the consolation bracket.
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Darrell Harless
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Roy Bliseard
Bill Summerfield
K. Johnson
Ray Tincher
Eastrean
Herlihy
Bennett
Johnson
Lastman
Parante
Pirates President denies Terry buying the Pirates
Pittsburgh June 14 William E Benswanger said reports former New York Giants manager Bill Terry was interested in buying the Pirates are untrue The last contact with Terry was a Christmas card Benswanger noted Terry often used Hotel New Yorker as his headquarters and last saw him at the World Series in Detroit last fall He would consider offers only if they were good business while he attends finals in Detroit
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Eastern All Stars Beat Midwest 6 to 2 at Fenway Park
Eastern All Stars defeated the Midwest by six to two in an interregional game at Fenway Park. Dan Perimueter of City College of New York doubled with two on base, driving in El Johnson of West Chester, Pa., to seal the win in the fifth inning as three pitchers held the opposition to five hits.
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Picard Leads From Behind at National Open Golf
The National Open in Cleveland features Henry Picard trailing but close behind leader Frank Black, with Lew Worsham and Herman Barron tied for pace. Spectators saw Joe Exar of Clearmont display a keen eight iron shot while Benny Hogan drew cheers for his top money winnings and engaging personality as the gallery notes Canterbury work and Tris Speaker browses the scene.
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Jimmy Thomson
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Joe Kirkwood
Kaniwha Country Club
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Okla
Benny Hogan
Land
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Royal
Canterbury
Tris Speaker
Maynard Wright
US Girls Halt Briton Netters at Wimbledon Opener
American Wightman Cup team opened at Wimbledon with a 3 0 lead as Pauline Belz and Margaret Osborne, and Betz with Doris Hart won in straight sets. Betz also defeated England’s Jean Nicoll Bostock 6 2 6 4, Osborne beat Kay Stammers Menzies 6 3 6 2, and Hart teamed with Betz to beat Passingham and Lincoln 8 1 6 3. Tomorrow’s schedule features Louise Brough and Osborne in singles and doubles matches as the U S eyes a seven-match sweep.
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San Francisco
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Coaching School Slated for Kent
More than 160 coaches from high school college and pro ranks will attend Kent State university 11 day coaching school starting Monday under A N Bo McMillin of Indiana and Harold Anderson of Bowling Green. Football and basketball instruction will cover fundamentals formations and defenses with Kent State players used to demonstrate. Films of recent collegiate games will be shown as a feature of the clinic.
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East Team Wins AllStar Baseball Clash at Fenway Park
East team defeats Midwest 6-2 in the intercollegiate all star game at Fenway Park. The winning staff allowed five hits as Dan Perlmutter of City College of New York doubled with two on and scored on a grounder by Ed Johnson of West Chester Teachers. John Fox of West Virginia played shortstop and made two plays but went hitless in two at bats.
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West Chester
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West Virginia
Assault Eyes Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct as favorite
New York June 14 Assault, three year old money winner in major races, will start as odds on favorite in the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct. King Ranch star Assault carries top weight of 126 pounds for the mile and a quarter race worth 50 100 added, aiming to surpass Gallant Fox's three year old earnings record. Trainer Max Hirsch reports a strong workout on a slow track, with Lord Boswell viewed as the main challenger likely second choice.
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Daily Mail Wills Errors Doom Gazette In Charleston League Loss
In a Charleston Junior league game at Christy field Daily Mail defeated The Gazette 17 to 1. Key players included Hill and Harvey for the Daily Mail and Levers, Keener, Venelli, Davis, Snyder for the Gazette with multiple runs batted in.
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Tigers Triumph as Trucks Stifles Senators in Open Stand
Detroit's Virgil Trucks earned his third straight win, scattering seven Washington hits and fanning 10 as the Tigers beat the Senators 6 to 2 to grab third place in the AL. Eddie Lake homered for Detroit, with three more runs in the sixth inning. Washington’s Stan Spence hit his 6th and 7th homers in his first two at bats, but the rally ended there.
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Marino Fioretti
Hank Greenberg
Ray Cullenbine
Jimmy Bloodwerkvas
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Sinle
US Cuppers Open Davis Cup Lead in St Louis
In St Louis on June 14 Frankie Parker defeated Ampon 3-0 and Billy Talbert beat Amado Sanchez 6-1 6-3 6-0 giving the United States a 2-0 lead in the American zone Davis Cup ties. Doubles Pinning Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy face Ampon and Cesar Carmona tomorrow. Mexico beat Canada in Montreal to set up a US Mexico final.
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LaMotta and Edgar Battle to Ten-Round Draw in Detroit
LaMotta of the Bronx and Jimmy Edgar of Detroit fought ten rounds to a draw before 15 000 fans at University of Detroit Stadium. Referee Sam Hennessey ruled even as one judge favored LaMotta and the other Edgar, drawing boos from the crowd who felt LaMotta won.
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Bronx
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Jimmy Edgar
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Edgar
Conn Plans to Box Heavy Champ All the Way
Greenwood Lake reports Billy Conn in top shape as he trains to box Joe Louis in the title bout. Louis eases into camp, eating well and resting, while Conn outlines a six round plan for tomorrow then four more rounds. Joe’s cook Bill Bottoms says Louis is stronger and should retain the crown.
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Hogan and Ghezzi Lead Open With 140s At Canterbury
Ben Hogan shot 68 in round two to post 140 total, tied for lead with Vic Ghezzi who recorded 72 and 68 respectively. Lawson Little, Byron Nelson, Ed Oliver, and Sam Snead remain within striking distance as top contenders at the 46th United States Open halfway mark.
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Elsworth Vines
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Jo Jo White Named Manager of Seattle Rainiers
Jo Jo White, a slow-talking fast-running former major league outfielder, is named manager of the Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League. Seattle officials announced after a three-way deal that sent BN Ramsey from Boston Braves to Sacramento for White, replacing Bill Skiff who was released after a five plus year tenure. White previously played for Detroit, then Phoenix Athletics in 1942, Cincinnati Reds, and later. Elk Ridge seeks Sunday games. contact Bob Hoffman at Montgomery Park or Elk Ridge.
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Championship golf final winds through tight chase
Furgel from Detroit shoots into contention after a par tough early, leaving sixty four players to chase the best scores as Graig Wood wins the prewar style final with 78 75 153. Notables like Gene Sarazen fall short by a stroke, continuing a long streak of near misses since 1920.
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Wood
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
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Sarazen
Class D Club Signs Bonura in Thibodaux Debut
Zeke Bonura, a former major leaguer with the White Sox Senators and Giants, plans his Class D debut Friday for Thibodaux against Alexandria in a home game. He spoke of returning to semi pro roots, noting a $3,000 rest of season pay and his long road through minor and military service.
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