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Two first division teams clash as Carbide meets DuPont at Kanawha Park and U S Rubber faces Monsanto at Nitro. Both games feature strong lineups and subplot battles for position behind Visco se and the league leaders.
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Carbide
duPont
Kanawha Park
Karl Snyder
Carnegie
Nitro
Louis
Frog
Burdette
F Carbide
Chemists
Rex Hill
Duens
George Selters
Morris Harvey College
Kearns
Virgil
Red
Hill
Tommy Turner
Eddie Grinstead
George Dorsey
Lefty Rippetoc
Gene Lockhart
Shetty Hart
Harry Shock
Hashbarger
Fork & Hoe
Monsanto
S. Rubber
Sam Potter
Verlin
Sparkyy Adams
Morris Harvey
Il. Pet
Batting Said Continued From Page 14
The article urges quick response to fly balls and proper judgment to avoid wind effects and late adjustments. It argues the National Open prize money should not be raised by commercialism, noting the USGA won’t do so and that prestige should suffice despite pros valuing large cash prizes.
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Univer
USGA
Hughson Hurls Ninth Victory as Red Sox Win
Boston Red Sox beat Philadelphia 5 to 1 for their ninth straight win as Tex Hughson earned the victory. The Sox bunched six hits, scoring two in the first two innings and a late sixth inning surge included Bob Johnson’s fourth homer. Hughson held the Athletics to six hits, lifting Boston within a half game of the idle St Louis Browns.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Tex Hughson
Sookers
St Louis ‘Browns
Lyman Harris
Sox
Bob Johnson
Bobby Doerr
Joe Sittin Pale
Skeeter Newsomer
Hughson
Athletics
Datame
Irvin Hall
Texas
Rockie Noe Bulle
Valladelphia i
Girish If
Burher
Epps
Om'bride
Estelella
Umetn
Hayes
Johnson If
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Doerr
Hall
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Rullo
Metkovich
Newsome
Johnson
Doers
Tradition Versus Prize Money in National Open Debate
The piece argues the National Open's enduring tradition outweighs rising prize money. It notes pros seek exhibitions and endorsements beyond winnings while USGA maintains amateur control, warning others may not sustain a national amateur event.
Twelve Champions to Defend Titles in AAU Meet
National AAU senior track and field championships spread over June 17 and 18 at Randall's Island face at least 12 title defenses. Veterans and new stars contend across sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and the 3000-meter walk in a weekend of Army and Navy competition benefiting infantile paralysis research.
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New York
Randall's
East River
National Foundation For
Army Air Forces Aid Society
Army Emergency reHet Fund
Dan Ferris
National Aau
Army
Gunder Haege
Sweden
Gil Dords
Boston
Harold Davis
Charley Parker
San Antonio
Tex
Parker
Ens
Cornelus Warmerdam
Corp
Pete Watkins
Ft. Sam Houston
Dave Albritton
Ohio State
Sgt
Joshua Williamson
Camp Holabird
Billy Christopher
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Henry Dreyer
New York A. C
Hugh S. Cannon
Navy
Tompkinsville
Frank Berst
Martin Biles
San Francisco Olympic Club
James Wilson
Maccabi
Greece
Cards Sign Pitcher From Georgia To Cardinals
June 15 report that 1 year old former University of Georgia pitcher Render Hill, from Greenville Georgia, signed Wednesday by Tubby Walton scout for the St. Louis Cardinals. Hill will be sent to Johnson City Tennessee of the Appalachian League. He holds a medical discharge from the army.
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Atlanta
Render Hill
University of Georgia
Tubby Walton
St. Louis Cardinals
Hill
Greenville
Johnson City
Tenn
Walton
Army
Indians Triumph 13th Inning Upset Detroit 3 2
Paul O'Dea delivered a clutch 13th inning single driving in Cris Hockett for a 3 2 Cleveland win over Detroit. Starter Trout absorbed the loss for Detroit after nine hits while Joe Heving earned the victory for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Paul O'Dea
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
O'Dea
Cris Hockett
Paul Trout
Tigers
Joe Heving
Indians
Pro Clem Weichman Resigns as Logan Pro
Logan announces the resignation of Clem Weichman a longtime Logan Country Club professional since 1934 and four time West Virginia open golf champion effective immediately He will become pro at Elyria and Portmouth clubs and is a Cincinnati native who previously worked at Ports mouth club He won Bluefield state open in 1939 and retained the title in subsequent years until 1943.
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Clem Weichman
Logan Logan
Otem Weichman
Logan Country Club
Elyria, C
Weichman
Cincinnati
Portsmouth, C
Cumning
Logan
Bluefield
Weithman
Pirates Edge Reds In 9th Inning 1-0 Victory
Bob Eliott delivered a ninth inning single driving in the winning run as the Pirates edged the Reds 1 0 in Cincinnati. Tommy De La Cruz pitched well for Cincinnati, but a walk and a force play set up Eliott's game winning hit. Pirates left three on base while Reds stranded seven with eight hits, but no offense after the seventh.
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Cincinnati
Bob Eliott
Tommy de la Cruz
Pittsburgh Pirates
de la Cruz
Jim Russell
Butcher
Jeep Handley
Handley
Elliott
Sie
Reds
Dani Clay
Max Marshall
Eddie Miller
Ray Mueller
Woody Williams
Wit
O. Handrey
Jiwillams
Romaetl If
Rtd
Coleman Rf
Totie
Mesner
Pittsburgh
Camelis
Eliott
Miller
Williams
Cincinnat
Balle
Ta ‘Cruz
Heardon
Geet
Jorda
Ghezzi Opens Lead in New York Red Cross Golf Tourney
Sgt Vic Ghezzi from Deal New Jersey fired a five under par 67 in the first round at Wykagyl on the New York Red Cross tournament, edging Byron Nelson by two strokes and seizing a two shot lead after a rain affected day. Nelson posted 69 while others struggled on the 6 1 12 yard layout.
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N. J
Vic Ghezzi
Army Noncom
Deal
New York Red Cross
Atlantic City
Army
Wykagyl
Eagles
Ghezzi
Byron Neilson
Toledo
Nelson
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